I used to come here at least once a month whenever I was craving a Vietnamese sub but it is off my list now. The last time I was there, they had just taken over the space next door and expanded to double the size of their shop. There was an odd smell which was a little bit rank to be brutally honest. Hopefully this was something to do with the expansion and they took care of it because it was rather nasty.

Anyways, comparatively their subs are smaller and slightly more expensive than other similar banh mi shops. Admittedly, at maybe about a 50 cent difference, the price comparison is a minor quibble. My main problem is that the subs just don't hit the mark for me anymore; they don't quite have enough heat even with extra hot peppers, the cilantro is mostly stems and the bread doesn't seem quite as fresh.

With the plethora of competition for Vietnamese subs, I don't think I will be returning here anytime soon but its definitely not a bad choice and will still fill the void for a lunchtime cheap snack.

I've had Vietnamese subs at a variety of East Vancouver restaurants and this is by far my favourite. I usually get the special sandwich which has several types of cold cut, pate, may and thinly sliced pickled veggies. The chicken sandwich is also pretty good although it doesn't have quite as much flavour. At $3.25 per sandwich, this is outstanding value. The interior isn't much to look at but then it's more of a take-out place than anything else.

I haven't tried any of the baked goods but the spring rolls aren't anything special and their dipping sauce isn't very good. Stick to the sandwiches and you'll leave satisfied.

Great spot to get sandwiches from.
Great value for your money, for $3-$4 you can get an awesome fresh sandwich. You have to try it! Various varieties (pork, beef, ham, chicken) May be a little intimidating to go into at first, but once you go, you'll understand it's worth it.

I Have been going to this place for YEARS

Like I said, stop by for lunch, you won't regret it!