Yummy Banh Mi - Vietnamese restaurant in Everett - 1606 Hewitt Ave, USA

Great little pho spot with a limited menu. The pho wasn’t too salty and tasted fine. Portions are small for the price $15 for a small. Service was very friendly.

Pho had some tough noodles and very salty broth, didn't really taste fresh. Meat was ok. Spring rolls not good at all. Lettuce that was used tasted like the iceberg lettuce you get in a bag from the store and the peanut sauce was really runny.

Perhaps it's because I eat Vietnamese food only once every year or two, but the beef noodles were bland and the noodles were tough. We got there right before the lunch rush so we didn't have to wait long for our food, but if we came even 10 minutes later I'm sure the wait time would have doubled. It was a decent portion of food but just bland. The beef was shredded but was still incredibly tough. Friends tell me this is the best Vietnamese food in the are, and I won't question their judgement. For me though, I'll just give it three stars.

We came here for lunch since it was close to our place, but don’t blink or you might miss it. Located next to the Subway on Wetmore & Hewitt. What we ordered: 1.) Rare Beef Pho One Small One Large. The broth was tasty, but the beef was somewhat chewy and normally is thinner in cut. 2.) Egg rolls. I was expecting the normal Fried Spring rolls that are tinier in size. These were like Chinese Egg Rolls. They were ok. 3.) Iced Vietnamese Coffee very tasty 4.) Iced Thai Tea. Very tasty The Owners are nice.

Service was the better part of my experience, quite friendly. Lacking attention at the register though. Atmosphere was meh, Cold inside, Cleanliness was questionable as the table was sticky. Food portion for the price ($10), like many things these days are not good. Selected the Beef Banh Mi. Meet was hardly noticeable to the size of the sandwich bread used, but the meat was tender and with good flavor. The pickled veggie's (Carrots, Cilantro, Cucumber) were not cut well and made it hard to enjoy, but the flavor was spot on and made it fresh tasting. The baguette bread was soft on the inside and flakey with a good crunch on the outside, the right choice for this sandwich. The mayo sauce was hardly noticeable. I will try again to see if they were off on that day. If it does not then... This is not a 10$ Banh Mi, I would tolerate it more if it was more like 6-7$. I was able to replicate this at home with the pickled and properly cut veggie's, similar portioned flavored beef, and of course the proper baguette, for about, maybe under 2$. Those that experienced this with me said my attempt was better than what was presented at Yummy. Was I a bit too critical? With todays internet, we really need to start cooking more at home and stop paying so much for convenience. This sandwich was quite simple to make.

I ordered the chicken Pho it was my first time here. Still looking for a good place in Everett. I’ve had some really good Pho up north and haven’t found anything here I think is worth the $$ personally. Let me start with they were very nice. I was disappointed my chicken in my chicken Pho was so hard I couldn’t chew it, never had that happen before (not sure if that means it was old or REALLY over cooked) but gross. I loved the broth but the chicken was really bad. Maybe they have better things on the menu but this was my experience today. Not sure I’ll be back.

The grilled pork bahn mi was delicious, the rare steak pho was equally satisfying. Fast and efficient service! We will be back for sure!

Tiny little pho shop. Their broth is on point. The tendon is always cooked right and the order comes up fast. About $15 for a bowl. Walkable if you live downtown.