The Best Sandwiches and Vietnamese Dishes
You can find a damn good filling meal . . . and you won't go broke here. Sandwiches are around $2. The egg rolls are bomb fresh out of the fryer (only 3 for $1), good for party orders. Vietnamese strong coffee here is cheap, too, only $1.50 for a cup that would give you a caffeine kick. Come early and you'll find a lot of Vietnamese desserts and snacks fresh; by the end of the day, they're all gone.    [17 Jan 2006 20:04:43]

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Recommended Dishes: The grilled pork sandwich and an iced Vietnamese coffee for only $3.50

     ­Raymond   ryoung at sbcglobal dot com

Delicious
Great sandwiches for $2 each. The sandwiches are pretty substantial in size. There's also a small selection of mochi desserts.

The Vietnamese spring rolls are also pretty good.

This place is just past 4th Street on Valley Blvd.    [09 Jun 2007 16:49:23]

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Recommended Dishes: Shredded chicken and meatball sandwiches

     ­Anonymous   

Great Party Food
Although there is not a party menu, you can ask them to make great party dishes. I ordered a Vietnamese salad with shrimp, veggies, and different cold-cut hams. People at the party finished it all up. Their egg rolls are damn good. Just don't jam-pack the place when I am there, I hate waiting.    [26 May 2008 03:41:02]

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Recommended Dishes: Party dishes are reasonably priced, but better compared to the rest

     ­Sam C.   samchen at yahoo dot com