K Sandwiches

One of the best Banh Mi spots in San Diego. Nice to see this place up and running again after being burned down in 2015. With an assortment of banh mi's (under $5), viet pastries, and your standard viet coffees/slushies, its really nice to see this place up and running.

One thing I really enjoy about this place is that they aren't skimpy with their banh mi fillings. They pack their baguettes with thick cuts of meat and pickled veggies.

Definitely a bang for your buck. Would highly recommend!

Definitely a clean and newer looking space. The kiosks were helpful for me as a newcomer, allowing me to explore my options without holding up the main line. I didn't make any changes to my sandwich but am glad I can add some extra jalapeños at no extra cost. The only downside was that I had to buy the sticky rice separately as the kiosks are reserved for those ordering sandwiches and drinks (possibly more).

I was delighted to see the selection of baked goods including ham and cheese croissants and fresh baguettes for sale. The mound of loose cans of soda and other prepackaged drinks was a little confusing but understandable - sometimes storage is tough to manage.

Was bustling when I went. Tried studying/reading but it was a bit loud due to the sheer number of people in the establishment. Not a problem.

My spread of food - banh mi, sticky rice, and Thai green tea - was immaculate. So delicious. Will be back for more.

I remember coming here all the time back when I was a student and the sandwich prices were $3-$5 but now sandwich price has gone up to $6-$8. But in all honestly the price is still pretty low and fair and the taste is just as I remembered. The baguette was fresh where it was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Perfect amount of meat to pickled vegetables and herbs ratio, and each bite always blended so well together. The breakfast sandwich was also delicious with a freshly baked flakey buttery croissant and well worth the price for how big it is! I won't, however, get their coffees again. The caramel iced latte was insanely sweet and as you can see from the picture more ice than coffee.

As it's always been in the past, this place was packed with customers but the service was still very fast and efficient where I didn't have to wait too long. K sandwiches will always be somewhere I love to go when I need a quick and cheap eat.

The service was alright, popping out food quick but not the drinks.

The tables & seats weren't clean, the table I waited at had crumbs on it including the chairs.

The sandwich overall was just like any other basic sandwich but what really got me was that there was no flavor. not really seeing the hype for this place

- I ordered the Turkey & cheese on a baguette ( 8.59)
- Green apple slushy (6.25) this was pretty good! They just forgot my drink with the order so I needed to wait extra for that

3/25/24 - I did a phone order for a number 9, club croissant and a tea. They told me 15-20 minutes. I was down the street and went in to pay. I called only 5 minutes ago and everything was ready to go. No line as well. It was about 11:30am. See photos. I eat here several days a week.

I have eaten here many times over the years but it seem like the quality of the food has decreased. The banh mi sandwiches aren't as flavorful and the baguette is not how I remember. On our visit today, my mom ordered the Grilled Chicken Banh mi and she said it was extremely salty. At first glance, I thought the Chicken was under cooked. Unfortunately, it didn't look or taste that great and for a restaurant that is known for their sandwiches, it is disappointing. The dessert here, however is 10/10. I love that this place is spacious and clean with lots of tables inside and out. They also have a fresh bakery section and lots of Vietnamese drinks/desserts. The staff here are nice and I would still recommend this place, just not their sandwiches.

Bakery/cafe Serving authentic Vietnamese sandwiches and a few other meal options such as rice and noodle combo plates, this is one of my go to spots for banh mi sandwich's. They offer a variety selection of different types of sandwiches with a vegetarian options as well , also serving breakfast sandwiches, coffee teas, smoothies and juices.

ordered fresh sugar cane drink , chicken bao and my favorite the "K special" banh mi sandwich.
Everything in the sandwich from the bread, meat and veggies was fresh and the bao was still warm, I notice early in the day you can catch the packaged lunches still hot/warm.

The service was quick and staff have always been friendly and patient, the restaurant has a dining area that's pretty spacious and well organized.

Things to know:

Parking is easy to find

Serves snacks and bottled/can beverages

Restroom is available to customers

Pickup & Delivery orders are available

Love their grilled pork banh mi with pate!! They don't skimp out on meat and the bread is always so fresh. I also love they've kept their prices much more affordable than pretty much any other banh mi spot in the area. Their other bakery items which include a variety of croissants, cookies, and pastries are also delicious!

Great cheap place for your banh mi fix! Banh mi is cheap for less than $10 & enough to feed 2 people. We usually pay the extra couple dollars to get extra meat as well & you can get extra pickled veggies for free. Their spring rolls are good too, but I feel like they're skimpy on the amount of meat & barely give a super thin slice. Their Vietnamese coffee is cheap as well but it wasn't the best in my opinion, I've had better.

Hi! I grew up in OC and it's been DIFFICULT to find something in SD close to the amazing Viet food that Bolsa has to offer. Babes, let me tell you. The banh mi banh is so flakey and soft which pairs well with the amount of fillings. The coffee was great. Service is what you expect, but the cashier was nice and recommended the coffee. Ambiance is cafe like. When my friend and I were there there were some people doing homework, on business calls and others generally vibing and happy. Felt the closest to home while not at home; really happy to find this place. I'm going back to try the che and pastries next time. Can't recommend the fried banana enough. Large and flavorful. It was $2.50. I'm in the market for a good pho place in SD so if anyone has recommendations, please share.

The honey walnut shrimp sandwich is amazing!! But they also have cans of Baja blast and different variations that I've never seen before