Le’s Sandwich – Banh Mi Viet Nam

Sandwiches are sub par here, and the woman behind the counter was very mean. I asked for extra pickled vegetables and she wanted to charge me an extra dollar. All this would’ve been tolerable, except when I took a bite, the mayo tasted like it’s been sitting in the sun for the whole day. I had to throw my sandwich away, such a disappointment.

If you’re in the area and only have 4 bucks I would recommend it. As a far as the sandwiches go they are a solid meh. They are quick and cheap but otherwise nothing to write home about. I eat them because I’m in the area.
If you’re looking for good banh mii I would recommend visiting places in Chinatown or banh mii boys.

Starving? 3 bucks on ya? Go here. Of course, anything is good when your starving.
Its not fantastic; I got a rotisserie chicken sandwich, which didn’t taste anything like rotisserie chicken. Than there were a couple carrots on it served on a French stick.
It’s also convenient if you live close by, and you need some instant noodles,
Moreover, it’s good for a quick bite to eat.

Looking for the best food you’ll find for under $ 3 after tax?
This place is definitely worth a try. Its not ground breaking stuff, but its good food at good prices and there really isn’t much else in the Dufferin & College area when looking for a quick bite to eat on the go.
The bbq pork banh mi is better than the assorted bahn mi, and personally I hold off on the coriander when ordering. I believe they also offer chicken breast or beef sandwiches at higher prices, but I’ve yet to try them as I’m big on pork.
The place is also stocked with tons of take home instant soups and chinese grocery items that have a long shelf life, so don’t be afraid to browse while your sandwich is being made as you’ll probably come across something cool worth buying.

$ 3.99 for a 6inch at Subway? Nah… I can get a better sub at Le’s sandwich for $ 2.50
I have always loved Vietnamese subs; the fresh bun, the use of corriander, assorted meat, and the yummy pickled vegetables. soooo good.
FOOD
Apparently this is the best sub place in Toronto according to my friend. I dont’ know about the best. It was alright and I would definitely go there again. It just wasn’t KaBAM WoW! Same ingredients as a typical viet restaurant.
COST
It was a bit more than the sandwiches in Spadina. Le’s cost was $ 2.50 whereas Spadina (from the last time I’ve been there… which was probably a year ago) is $ 2.25. So there is a slight premium. but only so slight.