Ba Xuyen

Vietnamese Restaurant, Coffee Shop

4222 8th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11232
(718) 633-6601

banh mi, vietnamese, coffee, sandwiches, deli

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#1 came with head cheese - not my thing. #4 (meatball) rocks ... warm bread... by far, NYC's best banh mi ($5) & the "Special" coffee is sweet,... ... down!! We suggest the Pate Thit Nuong- Pate, ham, sweet pressed sausage, pork...

Reviews: 21

1/4/2016 by Yaw Holman
This is the most authentic Bahn Mi sandwich I've ever had. The Shrimp roll with the peanut sauce is a must have.
1/4/2016 by Yaw Holman
This is the most authentic Bahn Mi sandwich I've ever had. The Shrimp roll with the peanut sauce is a must have.
9/9/2015 by Fodor's Travel
Try the No. 1, with several kinds of pork, pickled vegetables, and a mound of cilantro on a baguette that's perfectly crusty on the outside and soft on the inside.
11/1/2014 by Cindy Ung
number 9 grilled chicken! there are an extra 3 sandwiches on the menu that some don't know of. iced coffee in the morning - I'm a regular and today's tasted weird but they wouldn't remake it -.-
4/9/2014 by Dan E.
Red bean milk tea is outrageously good. Can't go wrong with the sandwiches.
1/4/2014 by Charley M.
Amazing bahn mi for five bucks! Get number one or meatball.
6/3/2013 by Village Voice
This Vietnamese sandwich shop is only open until 6:30 pm, but it is so good people hurry home from work to score their banh mi. Our favorite is the one made with canned sardines, mmm...
4/7/2013 by Jiho S.
Best banh mi in Brooklyn, and maybe even NYC. Go for the regular or the grilled pork sandwich
7/9/2012 by Jerömy
Get the Number 8 is the most unique, best Banh Mi you'll have. It's a spicy and delicious meatball sandwich.
12/3/2011 by Minnie C. from Brooklyn, NY
Favorite is #1 and I also recommend their iced coffee, its not any ordinary coffee !
11/27/2011 by Real Cheap Eats from New York, NY
"A perfectly crisp baguette, chewy roast pork, fresh cold cuts and pickled veggies...Ba Xuyen's #1 ($4) has them all and more."
10/9/2011 by Becky W. from New York, NY
I've been eating their banh mis ever since I was 10 (over a decade ago) and they have never failed me! Their bread and sandwich ingredients are always fresh and tasty. I love #1!
8/27/2011 by Christen D. from Brooklyn NY
My favorite legit banh mi place around NYC. If you're going to eat it right away, get your sandwich toasted.
8/15/2011 by Ian W. from New York, NY
For a quick breakfast, grab a couple spring rolls and an iced coffee. The coffee is actually Cafe Du Monde from New Orleans, brewed Vietnamese-style and poured over ice with condensed milk.
5/31/2011 by Meng H.
Go to the No. 1: Banh Mi Pate Thit Nguoi—Layers of Ham, Head Cheese, Pork Roll, Pork Teriyaki, BBQ Pork, Cucumber, Cilantro, Pickled Radish & Carrot, Pate, and Butter.
2/11/2011 by The Corcoran Group from New York City, NY
Unoficially, they’re the “Kings” of Banh Mi – better than everything in Chinatown. You can’t go wrong with any choice – try the Banh Mi with meatballs.
1/17/2011 by Chris C. from New York, NY
The 'special' hot coffee is chock full o nuts with a healthy dollop of sweetened condensed milk and half and half to taste. No sugar required.
10/11/2010 by The New York Times from New York, NY
Cheap and terrific banh mi (the meatball version’s best) on the northern edge of Brooklyn Chinatown, with ace coffee.
6/9/2010 by Christian from New York
No.1 and 8 are fantastic!!
6/1/2010 by Ryan Daniels
I want to try the Pâté Thit Nguôi
11/16/2009 by Ian C. from Brooklyn, NY
#1 came with head cheese - not my thing. #4 (meatball) rocks