Banh Mi - Menu

Like the other reviews have stated, cute little Viet sandwich shop with limited hours in the Les Marais area.

I knew I had to try Vietnamese food during my weeklong trip to Paris, but I had no idea that it would end up being my favorite meal.

Nothing great here. They got the order wrong and the banh mi was very underwhelming. No mystery meat and not much pate. No pickled veggies. Not really Bahn mi is it?

The best bahn mi in Paris, without a doubt! But be careful, Angela has changed stores, and the bahn mi which is currently (since August 2013) at this address is not up to par.

The moment you came in, it felt like I was in Vietnam. All the spices and even the interior. And then the Banh Mi. It was really amazing. I loved it! We will certainly come back next time we visit Paris!

co binh was really friendly and served the best banh mi I ever tried in Europe. her homemade pâté impressed me very much as she reminded me of the original taste I had during my childhood in vietnam. they don't come over. in the afternoon as she only makes a certain part of the morning and then sells everything quickly.

Originally from Northern California and currently living in Switzerland. Wanted to see and taste how a banh mi from Paris compared to the states. We were quite impressed. The flavors were quite good and the homemade sauce keeps you wanting more. We are used to...having sliced jalapeños and pickled daikon with our banh mi but hardly noticed that they were missing. Will definitely be back next time we are in Paris.

we went to this little place twice on 7 rue volta, because a friend recommended as the best banh mi in the city. the first time it was closed. we decided to go back to find that the owner had run out of baguettes. she had two and we offered her another, but it was the wrong way. in any case we have a pig, a special and a bark. we just liked the pork that was delicious. She was very sweet. the funny thing was that I then read some reviews that suggest that the original restaurant was moved. So I'm not sure if this is the best banh mi in the city. o

I really wanted to like this place. I have taken my parents and my brother's raids on a 20-minute walk to this place to grab sandwiches. we were very hopeful to enter. the owner spoke at least 5 languages (vietnamese, French, Cantonese, Mandarin, English) and...was kind with my oldest. we took the sandwiches to go, and they were underwhelmed. the french brot was excellent (no surprise) but the pig bell was just too fat. the carrots were not picked up. all sandwiches just didn't hit the mark. I would take over lees sandwiches in socal at any time. the French taste is perhaps not good with the traditional banh mi. disappointment