Wait was kinda long but worth it. Crunchy warm bread, and a yummy stuffed sandwich. Will try the plate meals next time.

I'm in love! This tiny, unassuming spot really packs a flavor punch! Yummy spot for bahn mi and coffee. A fellow customer suggested I try the Cà phê muối (Vietnamese coffee with salted foam) SO YUMMY! Their spring rolls are also very good! The lady working up front is so sweet and kind- it's hard not to love this place! I will be back for sure!

Still awesome. Delicious and a deal. They have tasty grilled chicken and pork plates as well as beef stew now too.

Nice, no frills vietnamese sandwich shop. I got the combo sandwich and chicken sandwich. The baguette didn't scratch the roof of your mouth like other places. The lady behind the counter was very polite and very quick for someone making the sandwiches and manning the counter. Cash always preferred, but I paid for credit card.

Solid no-frills Vietnamese shop in Inner Richmond. I got the combo deal (any sandwich and drink for $11.99) and chose the Special Combination banh mi and Thai iced tea, which made for a nice lunch. It isn't the most meat-heavy and filling, but a decent amount for a simple lunch. GGP is a couple blocks away to enjoy your meal from! Would come back to try another sandwich if in the area.

This is a tiny little shop with one table and a bench. The counter staff is incredibly kind and kept offering things to accommodate my family, like an extra bowl so we could share soup, and water for my little boy. We got a Vietnamese coffee, pork belly banh mi, and chicken soup with vermicelli noodles. The soup portion was incredibly generous and the broth was delicious. The coffee was exactly right. The banh mi was the star of the meal, though. I don't know where they source their bread but it is possibly the best sandwich roll I've ever had for banh mi. The vegetables were perfectly fresh and crunchy, and the filling was on the wet side--not sloppy, but enough that the sandwich never felt dry. We shall return!

My toxic trait is going for lunch #2 when lunch #1 is terrible. This was a blessing in disguise because I would have slept on Phi Long Sandwich. This little neighborhood gem is like a slice of E San Jo in the city. Opening in April 2024, they have specials like Canh Khổ Qua (bitter melon soup), Bánh Tét (sticky rice cake w/ pork belly + mung beans) and Chân Gà Sốt Thái (chicken feet w/ thai sauce) that you won't even find in the TL. It's mainly a takeout only spot as there's only one table for dine-in. M E N U A variety of Bánh Mì ($8.50 - $8.99). Make it a combo with a drink for $10.99. This includes boba milk tea and cà phê sữa đá (Viet iced coffee) - a great deal! They also have specials which I mentioned along with Bò Kho (Viet beef stew), Phở Ga (Chicken Soup), Com Sườn Nướng (Grilled Pork Chop Rice) and more. Some items are packed as takeout in the fridge and have to be warmed up. I'm not sure if they have the same specials all the time so highly recommend calling ahead. Cc's accepted. F O O D * #1 Bánh Mì Dặc Biệt w/ chả (fancy pork), giò thủ (headcheese), pâté, mayo, veggies | $8.50: https://tinyurl.com/36w7v2cu - Request extra pâté IMO, this rivals the ones in TL and E SJ - light, crackly soft baguette generously filled with rich pâté, layers of smooth fancy pork and gelatinous headcheese, and veggies (pickled + fresh cucumber + jalapeño). Flavorful and deliciously satisfying. It would be 5 stars if they put more pickled veggies to cut through the savory richness *and* if they used Viet yolk-rich mayo or butter cut mayo (they use American mayo). * Bánh Tét: Sticky Rice Cake w/ pork belly + mung beans | $15: https://tinyurl.com/4r5bcmvr - Special for Tết, Lunar New Year The Viet cousin of Chinese zongzi/joong, the sticky rice cake is filled with mung beans and pork belly. This rendition was tasty but wasn't rolled tight enough so it unraveled while cutting into. Also, it could use a bigger/thicker cut of pork belly for a better protein-to-rice ratio (pork belly was the width of a dime). I like slicing and pan-frying it until the exterior is golden brown and crunchy. I did find a strand of hair when unwrapping the roll (I tripled check to make sure it wasn't from the banana leaf) but it was probably a one off. S E R V I C E Friendly. A M B I A N C E Bare bones with one table for seating. P A R K I N G Easily found metered parking in front during weekday lunchtime. Overall, Phi Long is an under the radar gem in Inner Richmond. Would def return for their bánh mì and chân gà sốt thái (when they have it).

I've come here twice now and both times were delicious! They have a banh mi and drink special for a certain set price which I got! Their banh mi bread was flakey, and tasted very fresh! Didn't skimp in any of the fillings and customer service was great! My order didn't take long at all. There are a couple seating options to wait but not much of a dine in sort of establishment They also have a noodle/meat and eggroll special going on that I want to try next time! Great place to get a good lunch to-go

Their Bahn Mi sandwiches have extremely generous portions of vegetables, meat, and pate. Prices are very affordable, averaging out to about $8.50 a sandwich. I got 6 sandwiches for $50 total. Cash preferred but card is also accepted. The person behind the counter is welcoming, polite, and quick. They got my sandwiches out in 15-20 minutes. Highly recommended spot, for $8.50 a sandwich you get portion sizes bigger than other bahn mi spots that charge nearly $10+ a sandwich, such as Mr Bahn Mi, An Chi, or Dragoneats.

This family-owned spot offers just one table for in house seating, perfect for to go orders. Pretty self explanatory, you walk up to view the menu to order. Service is standard, it's not slow. I appreciate their Special Combo, which includes a sandwich and drink for $11.99, such a great deal! I went with my usual order: a combination sandwich and Vietnamese iced coffee. The food overall is solid, the bread is perfectly toasted. PRO TIP: eat the sandwich upside down to avoid scratching the roof of your mouth, thank me later. Though I wish the egg mayo had more of a classic vietnamese eggy flavor rather than tasting like American mayo. Their pate have really nice balance and doesn't taste too "livery" lol. I love that the jalapeños pack a real spicy punch! The Vietnamese iced coffee is on the stronger side due to less condensed milk, which works perfectly for me.