Ok place, but as I ate my meal I began to dislike the food more and more. What started as an exciting meal turned into something I wasn't happy with.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Allis Nguyen
A nice little place to pick up your Vietnamese favorites. Got the Banh Mi Dac Biet - Ham, Pork Sandwich. There was little to no meat!! Not satisfying and left hungry. Nothing special about this place. 50 cents to ask veggies on side, automatically charges 10 cents for bag without asking even if you may not need one.Easy parking in lot but with these high prices, spend a couple extra dollars and go elsewhere.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Fluffy Ruffy
Owners were wonderful and very nice, just be
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Simone O.
I've been coming here for years to get my Vietnamese sandwiches, and on occasion Pandan mochi waffle. We also this time happened to get the sugarcane and pennywort juice which were not bad. We ordered the special sandwiches which come with the Vietnamese cold cuts and pate which are $7 each. The bread, maybe because we air fried it the next day, fell apart so easily, hard to reheat. The meat and sandwich components itself are so tasty tho. The sugarcane drink is nice and sweet and a little sour because of calamansi added inside too. We also got the pennywort which just tasted like a very thin green juice, kinda tasted like grass LOL. My go-to place for Vietnamese sandwiches! Loc is also very friendly and chatted with us for a while, since he and my mom are both Vietnamese.
Adam A.
This place has my favorite banh mi sandwich. Always super fresh, vegetables are crunchy and the bread is really good. The service is good and the sandwiches always come out fast. I'd recommend if you are looking for a good sandwich. I get the chicken banh mi with extra jalapeños and it never misses.
Gene R.
Yummy banh mi, I took it home and reheated it the next morning, still very fresh. My friend enjoyed his pandan waffle too.
rice steam dumplings were sour when I ate. They must have sold old and rotten food. Be careful!
zonian 15
Hearty helping of meat and veggies. They fell short on the bread. It could be fresher.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Peter Nguyen
I've been to Banh Mi Ba Le in Chicago numerous times and always liked getting their headcheese meats to bring back home. Once I saw one in Denver, I had to stop by to get their delicious banh mi sandwiches! I ordered their pork and egg banh mi, and it was delicious, as everything was made fresh! The staff I interacted with was very nice and enjoyed some small talk saying where I'm visiting from, and how this compares to the Chicago location. There's a small seating area inside where you can enjoy eating the food as well.
The worst bah mi sandwich ever, weird unclean smell inside too.
Ariel Tran
I absolutely LOVE this place is one one of the few places that sell authentic banh mi.The only problem I have with them is that I have the same order every single time I'm in there.I ask for a sandwich with NO PICKLES and NO VEGETABLES. And I say this all in vietnamese. And she understood me.I get my sandwiches and then find out there are veggies. My advice watch them make it like you're at subway. Or don't be like me and check the bag before you drive home.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Evelyn B
Used to be my go to but everything here is overpriced for the quality and what they offer.. average $7 for a banh mi, $3 for a small plate of rice with sugar, there are cheaper and better alternatives elsewhere that’s like 5 minutes away. Have to spend at least $10 if you want to pay using card.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Evelyn Tran
Used to be my go to but everything here is overpriced for the quality and what they offer.. average $7 for a banh mi, $3 for a small plate of rice with sugar, there are cheaper and better alternatives elsewhere that’s like 5 minutes away. Have to spend at least $10 if you want to pay using card.
Catherine V.
My personal go-to place for when I'm craving a bahn mi! The workers are always nice and recognize me every time I go in. On the smaller side and definitely a place where you take things to-go. There are a large selection of Vietnamese desserts, snacks, and goodies. I also really enjoy getting the sugar cane juice that is freshly made. So refreshing! Sometimes I'll also get some green pandan waffles or grab a few pre-made pork steam buns to take home/bring to work for a quick snack.
Ok place, but as I ate my meal I began to dislike the food more and more. What started as an exciting meal turned into something I wasn't happy with.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
A nice little place to pick up your Vietnamese favorites. Got the Banh Mi Dac Biet - Ham, Pork Sandwich. There was little to no meat!! Not satisfying and left hungry. Nothing special about this place. 50 cents to ask veggies on side, automatically charges 10 cents for bag without asking even if you may not need one.Easy parking in lot but with these high prices, spend a couple extra dollars and go elsewhere.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Owners were wonderful and very nice, just be
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've been coming here for years to get my Vietnamese sandwiches, and on occasion Pandan mochi waffle. We also this time happened to get the sugarcane and pennywort juice which were not bad. We ordered the special sandwiches which come with the Vietnamese cold cuts and pate which are $7 each. The bread, maybe because we air fried it the next day, fell apart so easily, hard to reheat. The meat and sandwich components itself are so tasty tho. The sugarcane drink is nice and sweet and a little sour because of calamansi added inside too. We also got the pennywort which just tasted like a very thin green juice, kinda tasted like grass LOL. My go-to place for Vietnamese sandwiches! Loc is also very friendly and chatted with us for a while, since he and my mom are both Vietnamese.
This place has my favorite banh mi sandwich. Always super fresh, vegetables are crunchy and the bread is really good. The service is good and the sandwiches always come out fast. I'd recommend if you are looking for a good sandwich. I get the chicken banh mi with extra jalapeños and it never misses.
Yummy banh mi, I took it home and reheated it the next morning, still very fresh. My friend enjoyed his pandan waffle too.
i love this banh mi sandwich here and Che Ba
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vietnamese BBQ Pork Sandwich, Fried Egg Sandwich
rice steam dumplings were sour when I ate. They must have sold old and rotten food. Be careful!
Hearty helping of meat and veggies. They fell short on the bread. It could be fresher.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I've been to Banh Mi Ba Le in Chicago numerous times and always liked getting their headcheese meats to bring back home. Once I saw one in Denver, I had to stop by to get their delicious banh mi sandwiches! I ordered their pork and egg banh mi, and it was delicious, as everything was made fresh! The staff I interacted with was very nice and enjoyed some small talk saying where I'm visiting from, and how this compares to the Chicago location. There's a small seating area inside where you can enjoy eating the food as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Heo Quay Roasted Pork, Fried Egg Sandwich
Restaurantji Recommends
The worst bah mi sandwich ever, weird unclean smell inside too.
I absolutely LOVE this place is one one of the few places that sell authentic banh mi.The only problem I have with them is that I have the same order every single time I'm in there.I ask for a sandwich with NO PICKLES and NO VEGETABLES. And I say this all in vietnamese. And she understood me.I get my sandwiches and then find out there are veggies. My advice watch them make it like you're at subway. Or don't be like me and check the bag before you drive home.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Used to be my go to but everything here is overpriced for the quality and what they offer.. average $7 for a banh mi, $3 for a small plate of rice with sugar, there are cheaper and better alternatives elsewhere that’s like 5 minutes away. Have to spend at least $10 if you want to pay using card.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Used to be my go to but everything here is overpriced for the quality and what they offer.. average $7 for a banh mi, $3 for a small plate of rice with sugar, there are cheaper and better alternatives elsewhere that’s like 5 minutes away. Have to spend at least $10 if you want to pay using card.
My personal go-to place for when I'm craving a bahn mi! The workers are always nice and recognize me every time I go in. On the smaller side and definitely a place where you take things to-go. There are a large selection of Vietnamese desserts, snacks, and goodies. I also really enjoy getting the sugar cane juice that is freshly made. So refreshing! Sometimes I'll also get some green pandan waffles or grab a few pre-made pork steam buns to take home/bring to work for a quick snack.