I used to go to other bánh mì places and honestly I have a lot of respect for this establishment that’s been open for generations.
Amazing bánh mì and great customer service.
PS. I also think they should raise their price. 🙃
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Sensenstein
Best Bahn mi and at the beat price
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich, Bahn MI
SharCie
The banh mi is magical. I ate the poulet grillé and it was so delicious I would go back again. Loved it, was too good for the price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christine Zhang
My new favorite banh mi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
he t
Hung phat is my go to place for banh mi and Vietnamese dessert. Consistent every time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shu A
The girl was rude and the bread was stale hated my sandwich
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
quangvinh duongha
Very good Asian Market and perfect Vietnamese food. Nice staves
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Daniel Chen
One of my favorite restaurants in the city. Try the soups!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Justin McBrearty
Just a block from the popular Jean-Talon Market, Marché Hưng Phát is a Vietnamese grocery that also serves bánh mì sandwiches for only $7 CAD—easily one of the best food deals I found in Montreal. For $2 CAD more, you can add extra meat, which I highly recommend.
Inside, there’s a large shared table with 6–8 seats and a counter with another 5–6 spots. It’s casual but convenient for a quick bite. On my first visit, I tried the grilled pork and found the meat portion very thin, so the second time I ordered extra meat, which made a big difference. The sandwiches are served in classic style with house-made mayo, pickled carrots and daikon, jalapeños, and cucumber.
I also tried the BBQ pork option, but it turned out to be more like deli-style sandwich meat, not the char siu BBQ pork I was hoping for—so I wouldn’t order that again. Other options include beef, meatball, and shredded chicken.
The menu is written in Vietnamese, French, and English. The staff preparing the sandwiches may not be fluent in English, but they understand enough that you can point, and the staff at the register do speak English. Pro tip: if you’re dining in and want your sandwich toasted, ask while they’re making it—before it’s wrapped—and they’ll toast it for free.
If you’re already visiting Jean-Talon Market, this is a fantastic stop for an authentic, affordable bánh mì.
Food: 4
Service: 5
Marquis
I love this place for its convenience and the fact that they are truly delicious banh mi’s. The only downfall is one employee who really does not put any love in making the sandwiches and most times skimps out on the ingredients, the rest of the team are friendly and clearly put care into making a good banh mi but it’s really a shame that I leave disappointed whenever I get my sandwich made by what seems to be one of the managers… for the most part I love this place but I truly am bummed out when I see it’s them making my sandwich:/
It's good, but Nguyen Huong in Toronto is better. Sorry Montreal!
Tehqo
put Hung Phat's Banh Mi's in an octagon cage against any other sandwich in montreal and Hung Phat will 10 out of 10 times always come out victorious
there is not a SINGLE sandwich in montreal that can beat their BANH MIS, WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE SO FAR FROM ME WHYYY
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amy N
They used to have a long waiting line for banh mi before but I guess others custumers noticed too that they reduce it all. Yes indeed...thin line of vedgee and meat for 8$ banh mi and they charge extra if you want more vedgee @£¢¤¦±! They have to change or will lose custumers! Their secret is the sauce only! Go compare Vua at Berri!
Vanne Ly
I highly recommend to not order /eat there. They won't let you use their toilet no matter what, and are stingy about the amount of toppings. The quality of the bread has decreased, as well as their quality service. Being a loyal customer, I am very disappointed
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
iNinjutsu
First time reviewing but been here since over 20 years, it's an excellent spot for Banh mo,I highly recommand !
I used to go to other bánh mì places and honestly I have a lot of respect for this establishment that’s been open for generations.
Amazing bánh mì and great customer service.
PS. I also think they should raise their price. 🙃
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Bahn mi and at the beat price
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich, Bahn MI
The banh mi is magical. I ate the poulet grillé and it was so delicious I would go back again. Loved it, was too good for the price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My new favorite banh mi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hung phat is my go to place for banh mi and Vietnamese dessert. Consistent every time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The girl was rude and the bread was stale hated my sandwich
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very good Asian Market and perfect Vietnamese food.
Nice staves
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of my favorite restaurants in the city. Try the soups!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Just a block from the popular Jean-Talon Market, Marché Hưng Phát is a Vietnamese grocery that also serves bánh mì sandwiches for only $7 CAD—easily one of the best food deals I found in Montreal. For $2 CAD more, you can add extra meat, which I highly recommend.
Inside, there’s a large shared table with 6–8 seats and a counter with another 5–6 spots. It’s casual but convenient for a quick bite. On my first visit, I tried the grilled pork and found the meat portion very thin, so the second time I ordered extra meat, which made a big difference. The sandwiches are served in classic style with house-made mayo, pickled carrots and daikon, jalapeños, and cucumber.
I also tried the BBQ pork option, but it turned out to be more like deli-style sandwich meat, not the char siu BBQ pork I was hoping for—so I wouldn’t order that again. Other options include beef, meatball, and shredded chicken.
The menu is written in Vietnamese, French, and English. The staff preparing the sandwiches may not be fluent in English, but they understand enough that you can point, and the staff at the register do speak English. Pro tip: if you’re dining in and want your sandwich toasted, ask while they’re making it—before it’s wrapped—and they’ll toast it for free.
If you’re already visiting Jean-Talon Market, this is a fantastic stop for an authentic, affordable bánh mì.
Food: 4
Service: 5
I love this place for its convenience and the fact that they are truly delicious banh mi’s. The only downfall is one employee who really does not put any love in making the sandwiches and most times skimps out on the ingredients, the rest of the team are friendly and clearly put care into making a good banh mi but it’s really a shame that I leave disappointed whenever I get my sandwich made by what seems to be one of the managers… for the most part I love this place but I truly am bummed out when I see it’s them making my sandwich:/
Restaurantji Recommends
It's good, but Nguyen Huong in Toronto is better. Sorry Montreal!
put Hung Phat's Banh Mi's in an octagon cage against any other sandwich in montreal and Hung Phat will 10 out of 10 times always come out victorious
there is not a SINGLE sandwich in montreal that can beat their BANH MIS, WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE SO FAR FROM ME WHYYY
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They used to have a long waiting line for banh mi before but I guess others custumers noticed too that they reduce it all. Yes indeed...thin line of vedgee and meat for 8$ banh mi and they charge extra if you want more vedgee @£¢¤¦±! They have to change or will lose custumers! Their secret is the sauce only! Go compare Vua at Berri!
I highly recommend to not order /eat there. They won't let you use their toilet no matter what, and are stingy about the amount of toppings. The quality of the bread has decreased, as well as their quality service. Being a loyal customer, I am very disappointed
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
First time reviewing but been here since over 20 years, it's an excellent spot for Banh mo,I highly recommand !
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