Quoc Bao Bakery

Current holder of the title “The Best Banh Mi I’ve ever had”. This place is nuts good, and the pricing is ludicrous. We got 4 to try out, which comes to under $14. About the food — being a bakery, of course they have good bread, but *this* bread is PERFECT. They definitely make their own Mayo here — it’s yellow and about as thick as cool butter. Orders of magnitude better than the spread on any other Banh mi I’ve had, and they have phenomenal patè to go with it. We got a #3 (roast chicken), #4 (bbq / char siu), #5 (shredded pork) and #10 (roast pork). The #10 and #3 probably travelled the best, being relatively dry. The #4 and # 5 got fairly soggy before we could eat them, but they were still absolutely wonderful. It took us 40 minutes to get our sandwiches by the way — they were quite busy. We ordered, they told us the wait time, and then walked a few blocks to a HUGE Vietnamese grocery store and explored it while we waited. I mention it here because that store is difficult or impossible to find on Google maps and was a lovely way to pass the time. There is no seating in the place or anywhere within walking distance of it, so we did have to drive it somewhere. We tried to go back and tell them that their food had changed our lives, but they were too busy for us to do so. I hope we get to visit the Dallas area again so we can go back to this place, it was the highlight of this trip

So excited to treat my wife reading the reviews.. the bread is good no doubt and so was the cafe tai but the meat texture is cold and unbearable/unbelievable im in shock you couldn't give away this meat. The reviews don't match the quality of the meat I received mushy Tupperware mystery meat not even luke warm straight up room temp the way the chicken separated in my mouth was not even edible...lets not talk about the mayo you all call butter.. not hard to mess up chicken. My wife, kids and I dropped the sandwiches AFTER FIRST BITE and said bummer when you know somewhere awesome stick with it I drove far to try these feel I waisted my time and money. I would recommend the bread but not the sandwiches period. And to the one's that like it I would recommend Vietnamese restaurant in Dallas they have actual grilled chicken in slices thats sweet and juicy with added peanuts for crunch and the bread competes 💯 we thru out all 4 sandwiches but ate the veggies melody 😢

This is one of those places where people come from all around to get it. Anytime I see banh mi on a menu I have to try it but for delicious authentic banh mi nothing compares to this place. Thursdays and Saturdays they run a buy 2 get 1 free special so for about $9 you can get a pretty decent lunch. We tried the #8 bbq pork and meatball, the #9 white ham, and #3 chicken. It was a toss up between the pork and the white ham for me... They were both different in their own way and both really good! My girlfriend and I downed all three of them like ravenous dogs.

A must visit for Vietnamese Banh Mi in Dallas Garland area. Est. 2004 and this place has been a loca favorite since. They make a bomb banh mi sandwich with Cha Lua Sumai (Meatball with Pork Pasté). They have 14 variety of Vietnamese combo sandwich. You have try their fresh baked banh mi or you called French Baguette 6 rolls for $3. What a deal. A great quick breakfast place for kids, adults and family. Asked Phu (such a kind owner) or lady Nhu for any questions and assistance with order. Highly recommend. Just warning there is a lot of meat for what you pay for. 👍

I can not say enough at how good these sandwiches are every time. The bread is so amazing and the veggies crisp and fresh. I usually go on Thursday to take advantage of their buy 2 get 1 free, which is also on another day, but their everyday special is buy 3 get 1 free also. The meats are well prepared and the ladies working are always working hard and polite. Try it soon. No pics just cause I didn't have a chance.