I stopped by for a quick snack and this place is delicious!! I only had a shrimp summer roll and an iced Vietnamese coffee. The summer rolls came with 3 and were vibrant and light! They came with pickled carrot and daikon, some peanuts and a peanut dipping sauce. I wish the sauce was more peanuty and less soy sauce but it had great flavor! The coffees as bitter and sweet and rich and delicious! I'm not sure I could have made a better one at home. The inside was a bit interesting, it's mostly a market with only about 4 seats and the market side could probably only hold about 4 people in it too.

I Love this place. You'd love this place. Cherry hill loves this place. Keep going, place! Good food. Nice selection. Nice people/service. Just enough.

Whenever I get the chance, I always stop by here for their traditional banh mi (#3). It tastes better than when they first opened. They also now have platters. I ordered their tofu (not platter) and it was delicious.

The service at Banh Mi Ngon always comes with a warm smile, making each visit as delightful as the food. The staff are consistently some of the nicest and most pleasant individuals I've ever encountered. While the eat-in area is small, I usually opt for takeout on my way home from the Asian supermarket across the street. If you're a newcomer to Vietnamese cuisine or consider yourself a picky eater, fear not! The Banh Mi Thit Bo Nuong BBQ Beef Sandwich is a must-try. It is perfect for people like myself who are hesitant to venture outside their culinary comfort zone (aka "picky people"). The sandwiches are made fresh and taste just as fresh, making them a great lunch option if you're tired of going to the same old American sandwich shops in the area. And, for a delicious afternoon treat or a morning pick-me-up, I highly recommend the Xoai Smoothie (mango smoothie). It's one of the smoothest smoothies I've ever had. Seriously. **BONUS TIP: Don't be deterred by the online menu prices; they're higher than the actual in-store prices by a couple of bucks. Trust me, just step inside, and you'll be pleasantly surprised.

I've always been very biased of the Philly food scene, especially the viet restaurants, the hoagies were always the best in Philly. Recently came across, Banh mi ngon, reminds me so much of ba le in south Philly. It always start with the service, you can tell it's a family run business, the people there were so welcoming pleasant, you can see they make everything in house, so authentic. Upon walking in, thought it was very cool they had one of those buffet serving style where you pick whatever you want and they'll serve it in a platter for you. You know I got myself a few platters, plus a side of their coffee. Also got to try their banh mi hoagies, definitely has a unique taste to it that's not the typical. It was so good I had to order a tray to bring to party. Location wise coming from Philly or jersey, so easy to get to, right off 295. Did also learn banh mi ngon means tasty banh mi. Yes indeed it was very tasty, give them a try

This place is a bit far from me in South Jersey, but we took the drive to try this little Vietnamese shop. I love trying new Vietnamese shops in the area. The main items on the menu were banh mi sandwiches and pho. I ordered both items and they were okay nothing that knocks my socks off but pretty decent. Broth in the pho was okay, it had some flavor. The banh mi tasted fresh with a nice crisp and flakes from the bread. All the regular fixings like carrots, cilantro, jalapenos peppers, and cucumbers. The shop also serves some desserts and Vietnamese drinks on the side as well. There are a few items they sell that they make in house located right in the front counter. It mostly a take out place but do have a few tables to eat at. They do open pretty early comparing to other places and I believe its 8am on most days. If you are in the area, give this a shot if you are craving some Vietnamese food.

Compared to the banh mi place before in this exact location, I will say that the banh mis here do taste different. We have tried them several times, and got the #1 (Banh Mi Ngon Combination/Grilled Pork & Crispy Pork Belly), #4 (Banh Mi Thit Heo Nuong/Grilled Pork), #5 (Banh Mi Heo Quay/Crispy Grilled Pork Belly), and #13 (Banh Mi Chay/Tofu) so far. According to the staff, the #5 is their best seller and I can definitely see why. I will say though, the last time I came I had ordered the #5 and when I came home and opened it, it was the #4. This has also happened to my coworker recently as well. A bit disappointing, but the #4 still hit the spot that day. Their other daily items change so I can never be sure what they will have. I have seen pork floss, spring rolls, summer rolls, buns, xoi man, etc. They have their own parking lot and there is seating inside and outside. 4/5.

We just finished grocery shopping at Hung-Vu Market, and on our way out we noticed this restaurant is open for business. We decided to try their Banh Mi sandwiches. My daughter and I both ordered #1 Banh Mi Ngon combo (with grilled pork & pork belly). The price was higher ($8.50 before tax) than most places around here. However, we were surprised that they actually gave you lots of meat. The sandwich tastes delicious with toasted baguette and right amount of sauce.

Small Vietnamese family owned Banh Mi shop in Cherry Hill. Great quick pick-me-ups of sandwiches that are made to order and a few pre-made platters. Freshly fried egg rolls and stocked up of traditional desserts. There's seating available if you want to dine in. I enjoyed their Special (Dac Biet) Banh Mi. Their barbecued pork cold cuts reminds me of my mom's. Steamed rice rolls, I felt as though they were not as stuffed as I would prefer, especially for the price. Other than that, good iced coffee and smoothies.