Wanted a quick bahn mi before a show, and this really hit the spot! Boyfriend got the pork bahn mi and I got the spicy tofu bahn mi (not actually spicy at all). I loved the fresh vegetable slaw and mayo mixed with the flavor of the tofu marinade! The bread was so crispy and flaky - definitely best eaten outside, we were covered in crumbs. My guy liked his pork bahn mi, too - he said the sauce on the pork was sweet and salty. I will say the portion of tofu was a little light, could use about 50% more tofu. But still, delicious! We will definitely be back!

This food is fantastic. Fresh and flavorful. Reasonably priced and nice service. Highly recommend. I am Chinese and it's so nice to have excellent Asian food options here.

This is a great spot near DU. You can get a lot of food for a descent price. Besides going to a more diverse area of town, it is a great option. I have been here a lot!!!! My biggest issue is their cleanliness. The bathrooms are usually dirty and the main are is just okay.

Wet solid banh mi and noodle bowl joint near the DU campus. We were looking for a tasty quick casual and moderately priced option and this hit the spot. We got a combo noodle bowl which came with shrimp, beef and pork on top of noodles and salad and we also had a fried chicken Sammie - the bowl upgrade got us two egg rolls and a soft drink and for $26 or so we ate and were quite full. Good place. Will return. Clean area to sit, soda fountain for refills and water glasses and friendly efficient service. A big Yes from us !

This is a tiny Vietnamese restaurant and yet its heart is as big as the attitude of a petite chihuahua: it boasts the authentic cuisine of the southeast Asian country. The menu is a good side but is not overwhelmingly big. Whereas I thought it could be a bit bigger (one particular item picture on Yelp posted by one of the past diners in the photo section are potstickers/dumplings which I inquired about upon ordering. The young lady who assisted me said they no longer serve them) would be a good one to bring back to be on the menu again. Smaller menu selection may not be a bad thing; they may simply want to focus on the quality? I wanted something refreshing and savory and found a few items that I thought would satisfy my needs: shrimp spring roll (2 pieces) and jasmine honey tea (iced). The items on the menu appear to be priced just right. Very simple interior inside. Nothing fancy but I saw some decors that are/were indicative of some Asian culture here and there. Let me rate the items I got: -The jasmine honey tea (iced): amazing and refreshing. Perfect amount of honey was in it. Not too sweet, not too subtle. Perfect cold beverage on a hot summer day (I would say.) A lice of lemon and a mint leaf were the magic elements to enhance the flavor/taste. -Shrimp spring roll: Good portion! Everything wrapped inside the skin/wrapper was fresh and light. The accompanying peanut sauce was somewhat chunky with visible peanut pieces. Very authentic indeed. This place does a good job offering quality Vietnamese food for sure. Another restaurant that's been added to the good restaurants in the city list I keep which I can recommend to friends and acquaintances. Enjoyed it!

This is a little bit of a hole in the wall establishment. That means it's no frills and you know it has potential. I'd rate it in the top 1% of Banh mi options available in this mid-city. Yes there is a lot of options if you want Vietnamese food or Korean food but they are totally catering to a modified style of their food to appease the masses. Denver is only like 4% Asian people so I am not surprised they tamper down on the flavor profile at a lot of these hot spots. This banh mi reminds me of my favorite spot in the big apple. It is just as flavorful with lots of pickled daikon/carrots and the actual meat part of the matter is seasoned well. They use fresh ingredients and don't skimp on that part like some of the basic banh mi you can get at the larger Viet restaurants here. I go out of my way to obtain one of these sandwiches. I know they have other things but the sandwich gets me every time.

Very satisfied with my first impressions of Bahn Mi station! I placed a pickup order of their Lemongrass grilled pork Bahn Mi, and the kind lady over the phone asked if I'd like to upgrade to a combo of either soda and an egg roll for $2, or iced coffee/Tea and an egg roll for only $3.50. I chose the iced coffee combo and was not disappointed. First I tried the Vietnamese iced coffee. It boasted a dark, rich, flavorful profile and was the perfect color for my liking! The Bahn mi was heavenly!!! A generous amount of meat and an even amount of fresh, crisp vegetables along side of it! The bread was soft, light and airy in the middle, with the perfect amount of thin, crisp crust along the exterior. The meat was seasoned incredibly and all of the flavors blended perfectly with each bite. The combo also came with a vegetable egg roll, which I'm typically not a fan of...until today! It was lightly fried to perfection, crispy and delicious. You could tell by the appearance, flavor profile and textures that everything was prepared fresh, with fresh ingredients! It came with a sauce that was the perfect mixture of sweet, savory and delicious! It made for the perfect pairing! I will absolutely be back!! It's not too often I find new restaurants I love, but this is one of them.

Busy little hole in the wall place off of University. The parking lot is small, so parking is occasionally an issue but the food is great! For $3.50 you can upgrade your banh mi meal with a drink (Thai iced tea, yum!) and a spring roll. The food is generally fairly quick to come out (~5-10 min). A couple of tables inside for dining but I would say most of the business they do is take out orders.

Visited Denver for the weekend and found this spot doing research beforehand. The reviews and pics made me have to go to this spot. Once I entered, there was no line and was able to place my order at the register. Ended up ordering the pork bahn mi sandwich and added the can of coke and egg roll combo for an additional $2. Had the sandwich to stay and the place had a nice and clean cafe vibe to it. Not super bright and not loud, very chill vibes. Sandwich was amazing, bread was gutted out and the white shredded veggies (cabbage?) was nicely fermented. I would say this is probably the best bahn mi sandwich I have had. I highly recommend this place if you want a filling and delicious lunch. Def stopping by here again when I visit Denver again. * street parking * clean dine in