“ I’ve been looking for a good local bánh mì shop near me for a while. Happy to say that the food here didn’t disappoint. The baguette was fresh, crunchy, and very large. The curry chicken was very good, and the pickled sides were fresh and crunchy. I also had a Vietnamese drip coffee, and it was well mixed with an excellent ratio of milk to coffee. ”

“ Listen, don't come to this place expecting it to be a Michelin star restaurant. This rating is purely for what this place is meant to be. The food isn't mind-blowing to me and I don't come here for an elegant ambiance. It's a no-frills, small, mom-and-pop kind of spot to get a quick Vietnamese meal. I come here mainly for a Vietnamese sandwich and am loyal to getting some banh-mi with the pork roll. It always hits the spot for me when I'm craving a sandwich, it's convenient and quick, and the service is consistently friendly. I love these types of places because it feels more like a small neighborhood kind of spot and the owners and staff treat you like you're family. Plus, there's a convenient store component to it so you can also get in some Asian snacks and treats as well. ”

“ A great local Banh Mi shop that is affordable and great value. Aside from Banh Mi, they also have other great Vietnamese food for sale including Vietnamese dessert. Owner is sweet and nice, can’t wait to come back to try a different Banh Mi. ”

“ Was in Sunnyvale for a convention and went hunting for a little hole in the wall spot… Cam Hung on Reed nailed it. Grabbed a couple banh mi to go. Bread was fresh with a nice light crunch, veggies still crisp, meat tender and tasty. Simple, real Vietnamese sandwich flavor… very yummy and still priced fair for the Bay. The shop is my kind of organized chaos. Tiny place, line of people, every inch packed with stuff. Coolers full of basil seed drinks, tamarind tea, Vietnamese coffee… stacks of green and purple jelly desserts, rice cakes, spring rolls, marinated meats to take home. Counter is covered with snacks, candies, steamed buns, random goodies. Staff was friendly and smiling. Little bit of a language barrier but nothing pointing and nodding could not fix. Place is crowded and parking is tight, and there is a small card minimum, but everything I could see looked clean and well kept, which honestly impressed me with how much they squeeze into that space. Bottom line… this is exactly the kind of mom and pop shop I look for when I travel. If you want a legit Vietnamese sandwich instead of another chain lunch, Cam Hung is worth the stop. ”

“ The chef here is a master bread maker. My banh mi ham sandwich came with the best French baguette I've tasted in the Bay Area. It is superb and puts that other local bread, Dutch Crunch, to shame. I honestly haven't had such a delicious baguette since moving here from New York. The breakout star was the pate chaud. It's chicken or pork pate tucked into buttery phylo dough and the texture was a delightful surprise--light, crispy, and flaky. Talent like this is wasted on just bread alone. I hope the chef ventures into making more types of French-Vietnamese fusion pastries! UPDATE: Ordered the BBQ pork sandwich and still stand by my belief that they make the best French baguette in the Bay Area. I'm guessing that at noon the baguettes will be fresh out of the oven, so your best banh mi experience may be around that time. Know that this is a neighborhood mom and pop store, so until they get to know you service may be a bit gruff and cold. But once they see you're a regular, service is much friendlier. So impressed with this unassuming little shop. Modest facade, spectacular food. ”