Cẩm Hưng Sandwich and Coffee

Taste BBQ pork banh mi. The lady almost overcharged me $6 but later corrected her.

I hope it was accidental.

Mann oh mann they got a good thing goin here. Soft crunchy bread. Derishus' meats and the iced coffee ☕️ 😋 . Hands down best damn banh mi sammy EVER. Lee's sandwiches better take notes, this place is setting the bar HIGH in quality 👌

Discovered this small, easy to miss place, by accident. But what a great discovery! Great tasting sandwiches. Very reasonably priced. Great staff as well. Would definitely go again.

Came in on a weekday mid-afternoon on a 1st visit because of the 4.6 rating. The woman at the counter had zero customer service. She looked and acted as if I was disturbing her. The ambience of the store is zero. It looked to me as unclean. Food stacked on top of each other and crowded into a small space. I won't be coming back and food was not that special compared to other places I've gone to. Don't know what the hype is about this place.

I came to buy plain baguettes to make my own Vietnamese sandwiches. I appreciate that they let me buy them at $0.75 each. I could buy five baguettes for $2.49 at an Asian supermarket in San Francisco near Pacifica where I live, but this is convenient.. I don't think they wore gloves though when packing my baguettes, which is typical of mom and pop places like this.

They also sell pickled shredded carrots and daikon. I'll find out whether it's too sweet for my taste like most places. I bought their pickled mustard leaves discounted also.

The service was great - friendly and welcoming. The food was enjoyable and great value. Would stop by anytime I'm in the area.

Great Vietnamese bahn mi sandwiches at a great price. I love both the pork hash and BBQ pork sandwiches, and they're very reasonably priced - around $3.50. They have a good selection of canned and bottled juices and sodas, both American and Asian.

The only downside is the physical space. It's cramped and there's not much seating. It's no problem at off hours, but at peak times you may not find a seat.

Dear Owner:
Please help me understand since when is it allowed and acceptable to mix JALAPEÑOS in your vegetarian rolls!!? I have never experienced any unknown spicy ingredients in the Vietnamese vegetarian cuisine before. I am still trying to recover from my swollen lips and numbing tongue as I am severely allergic to spicy ingredients!! Please think twice about ASKING IF THE CUSTOMER WANTS CERTAIN INGREDIENTS. You put my health at great risk. 🤦🤦

During the early 00's Cam Hung was our local go to for Banh Mi, hasnt been quite the same since the change of ownership. My wife still prefers their Bun Cuon, so we would seldomly stop in.

Absolutely legendary bahn mi store, their sandwiches are always cheap, delicious, and come out quickly. The bread they bake has just the right amount of crunch- it doesn't scratch up your mouth and yet it crackles and crisps as you bite through. You have to try these bahn mis.