Num Pang

I go by this restaurant so many time since it has opened than I forget about this place. I finally tried and I was plenty surprised the five spice pork belly sandwich was well good cooked. The sandwich is similar to vietnamese sandwich, it has a thick slice of pork belly, shredded carrots, strips of cucumber, cilantro and sweet sauce on beget. I will definitely go back again.

Num Pang is great place for lunch! I love their sandwiches, particularly the five-spice pork. The thick slab of bacon is perfectly well mated with the crunchy baguette bread, the sauce and spices. It's delicious! I also like the fast service - no matter how long the line for ordering is, it goes very fast and the order is made amazingly quickly. A must-try!

Good place for a quick bite if you’re in the Prudential Center. Serving either Bahn Mi’s or bowls, you can choose from meats like pulled pork and ginger brisket or veggie options like cauliflower. Prices range from $9-12 dollars for the sandwich, which has fresh veggies but perhaps overly done on the mayo-esque sauce. All-in-all, probably a better bet than places in the same price range at the Prudential Center, but I’m not particularly dying to go back.

Fairly decent banh mi styled sandwich. Was fairly priced at about 9 dollars for a 8 inch sub, and the quality of the food was fresh and tasty. Chips are overly expensive, avoid those (like 3 bucks for a single bag), but the overall meal was great. If you ask for water you'll get a tiny cup, so be sure to bring your own.