Bánh Mì Cô Thông

Disappointed in my banh mi. Pork was all fatty, grisly and several small bone fragments. I cannot eat cilantro and specifically requested no cilantro and my bang mi was full of cilantro. Overpriced, lacking in flavor, not worth ordering.

Very lovely fresh food. Recommended.

The service attitude was extremely terrible. I bought a bread with eggs and meat that was still undercooked and red, and when I asked for an exchange, the female seller (also elderly) showed a very annoyed attitude and said: 'If you don't want to eat it, then don't, give it back here' and refused to exchange it for me. I really don't understand how anyone can sell like that!!!!!!!

Delicious, the staff served quickly. I ordered the special portion but the siu mai was a bit dry. So next time if I eat here, I won't order siu mai. I also ordered a glass of soy milk, it was okay, but as soon as I ordered, the lady handed it to me right away because I was sitting nearby 😂

I asked for a crispy loaf but they sold a chewy baguette. The attitude was terrible.

Generally okay, food is flavorful, prices are like Saigon 🤣 Coming here to eat at night is also fine

The restaurant is very dedicated to customers, but when I ordered a dish, it came out wrong and they didn't inform me in advance, then when the price doubled, they said they made a mistake, even though at that price I could have ordered the best dish there, but they just made it hastily and then doubled the price. Not to mention they brought out the bread late and automatically added it to the bill without asking or reminding. Very disappointed with the restaurant and I never want to come back to this place. Anyone who has experienced this can like this comment so others can consider and think twice.

The waiter is a fan of MC 😭😭😭. Sitting and eating while looking at MC is disgusting. I am loyal to MU!!! ...

A decent late-night eatery in Da Nang, right next to the park near the Dien Bien Phu underpass. The sauce for the fried eggs is easy to eat, everything from pate to the accompanying sides is quite okay, the roasted pork skin is not crispy. A long-standing place where many people gather for late-night meals. The price is slightly higher than other places. Service is fast and enthusiastic.

Great spot for late-night food in Đà Nẵng. It’s located right on Điện Biên Phủ with a perfect view of the busy intersection, which makes it a fun place to sit and enjoy street life while eating. The bánh mì here is really good, especially the grilled pork belly. It’s juicy, flavorful, and nicely balanced with pate and other fillings. They also offer omelet, meatballs, and chả, so there are plenty of options depending on what you’re craving. One thing to note: there’s a similar stall across the street, so make sure you’re at the right one Cô Thông. It’s open late, which makes it a great choice for dinner or a midnight snack. Simple, affordable, and very local definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area.

Know more delicious late-night eats here.

Speaking of food: I ordered 2 portions, 1 roasted pork and 1 beef, which were quite tasty, just a bit pricey at 35-45k per serving. The downside here is that while I was eating, a huge rat ran by, startling me and freezing me in place—I didn't expect it to be that big. Since I was sitting on the sidewalk, it was a bit smelly.

The eatery only opens in the evening, and also sells soy milk. The food is okay, the soy milk is decent.

Good omelette, crispy-skinned roasted pork

I stopped by Bánh Mì Cô Thông one evening when I was looking for something simple and satisfying, and it turned out to be one of those classic local spots that people clearly keep coming back to. The place is small and straightforward, more of a casual street food stop than a sit down restaurant, but it has a lively energy with locals dropping by for a quick meal. The setup is simple with a few tables and the kitchen working right in front of you, which gives the whole experience a very authentic feel. The highlight here is the bánh mì chảo, a sizzling pan version of banh mi that arrives hot and full of flavor. Instead of a fully assembled sandwich, the ingredients come in a small pan with crispy bread on the side so you can dip and build each bite yourself. The mix usually includes eggs, pate, meatballs, and roasted pork, all cooked together in a rich savory sauce. The bread is crisp on the outside and soft inside, which makes it perfect for soaking up the sauce. Each bite has a nice balance of textures between the crunchy bread, tender meats, and the creamy egg and pate combination. What I liked most is how satisfying the dish feels without being complicated. It is hearty, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Portions are generous and the price is very reasonable, which explains why it is popular with locals. Service is quick and casual. The staff focus on getting food out fast, and the atmosphere feels relaxed and unpretentious. If you want to try a local style bánh mì experience that goes beyond the usual takeaway sandwich, Bánh Mì Cô Thông is a great place to stop for a comforting and flavorful meal.

Delicious, enthusiastic service Open late

bad

The fried eggs here are okay, reasonable price, not expensive. I often eat roasted pork, canned fish, any kind is delicious.

The food is average but the price is steep. 3 portions of 4 baguettes and 2 soft drinks cost as much as 150k.

One of the places selling delicious roasted pork sandwiches in Da Nang. The hot and crispy bread is served with fragrant roasted pork, which is really tasty. The shop gives quite a lot of vegetables and cucumber to eat along, so it helps reduce the greasiness.

Super hot late-night dining spot in Da Nang I find the taste here is okay, not exactly delicious, the price is a bit high compared to quality but since it's late-night food, the price is acceptable, worth experiencing

The food is okay, not as the reviewers rated, the price is a bit high, a portion of pan bread with roasted pork at 30k would be more reasonable

Tonight, I had a bad experience here and will not return because of the condescending attitude toward customers. - I ordered 2 mixed platters at 50k each. I asked for 1 portion of lean meat (because I can't eat fat, it makes me nauseous), but they brought out meat that was mostly fat with very little lean meat, and the crispy skin had been removed. I had to pick out the little lean meat and threw away the rest because it made me nauseous. - The shredded papaya seemed like it was from the previous day, dry and hard. - At checkout, I wasn't difficult; I just gave feedback to the owner (the guy in the red shirt tonight, riding a motorbike without a helmet), but he put on a haughty face, deliberately ignored me, and only cared about collecting the money. => I will never return, and I also won't recommend this place to friends or bring anyone here, because the attitude toward customers is terrible. I pay for my food; I don't eat for free. Perhaps the place is busy, so they don't need customers.

arrogant and condescending service attitude towards customers