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Name: Seattle Deli
Address: 225 12th Ave S, Seattle, WA, 98144
Telephone: (206) 328-0106
Price range: Under $11
Rating: 4.16

Seattle Deli

225 12th Ave S, Seattle, WA, 98144

(206) 328-0106
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Seattle Deli Menu

Burgers

Kid?s Burger 110g

Kid?s Cheeseburger 120g

Bacon Cheddar Burger 125g

Bacon Double Cheeseburger 250g

Big Buford® 230g

Bacon Buford® 255g

Bacon Swiss Buford® 250g

1/4 LB. Champ® 205g

1/4 LB. Champ® with Cheese 225g

1/4 LB. Bacon Cheese Champ® 235g

1/2 LB. Double Champ® 280g

1/2 LB. Double Champ® with Cheese 300g

Checkerburger® 170g

Checkerburger® with Cheese 179g

Cheese Double Cheese 190g

Chili Cheeseburger 135g

Double Chili Cheeseburger 180g

Double Decker 215g

Rallyburger® 170g

Rallyburger® with Cheese 179g

Smokehouse Buford® 265g

Triple Cheeseburger 250g

Healthy Meal suggestions for

Burgers

Kid?s Burger 110g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 28, Sodium (s): 570, Saturated Fat (ms) : 6, Calories: 280, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Kid?s Cheeseburger 120g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 29, Sodium (s): 730, Saturated Fat (ms) : 8, Calories: 320, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Bacon Cheddar Burger 125g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 29, Sodium (s): 730, Saturated Fat (ms) : 9, Calories: 370, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Bacon Double Cheeseburger 250g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 32, Sodium (s): 1340, Saturated Fat (ms) : 20, Calories: 650, Sugar (ms): 6 ]

Big Buford® 230g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 31, Sodium (s): 1090, Saturated Fat (ms) : 18, Calories: 570, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Bacon Buford® 255g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 31, Sodium (s): 1510, Saturated Fat (ms) : 21, Calories: 680, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Bacon Swiss Buford® 250g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 28, Sodium (s): 1310, Saturated Fat (ms) : 21, Calories: 660, Sugar (ms): 4 ]

1/4 LB. Champ® 205g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 32, Sodium (s): 810, Saturated Fat (ms) : 12, Calories: 490, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

1/4 LB. Champ® with Cheese 225g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 33, Sodium (s): 930, Saturated Fat (ms) : 18, Calories: 580, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

1/4 LB. Bacon Cheese Champ® 235g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 35, Sodium (s): 1230, Saturated Fat (ms) : 18, Calories: 630, Sugar (ms): 4 ]

1/2 LB. Double Champ® 280g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 30, Sodium (s): 1030, Saturated Fat (ms) : 25, Calories: 740, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

1/2 LB. Double Champ® with Cheese 300g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 34, Sodium (s): 1360, Saturated Fat (ms) : 28, Calories: 790, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Checkerburger® 170g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 32, Sodium (s): 680, Saturated Fat (ms) : 8, Calories: 390, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Checkerburger® with Cheese 179g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 33, Sodium (s): 810, Saturated Fat (ms) : 12, Calories: 420, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Cheese Double Cheese 190g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 31, Sodium (s): 1140, Saturated Fat (ms) : 17, Calories: 510, Sugar (ms): 4 ]

Chili Cheeseburger 135g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 30, Sodium (s): 620, Saturated Fat (ms) : 8, Calories: 320, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Double Chili Cheeseburger 180g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 30, Sodium (s): 760, Saturated Fat (ms) : 14, Calories: 460, Sugar (ms): 3 ]

Double Decker 215g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 31, Sodium (s): 720, Saturated Fat (ms) : 13, Calories: 480, Sugar (ms): 4 ]

Rallyburger® 170g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 32, Sodium (s): 680, Saturated Fat (ms) : 8, Calories: 390, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Rallyburger® with Cheese 179g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 33, Sodium (s): 810, Saturated Fat (ms) : 12, Calories: 420, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Triple Cheeseburger 250g [ Carbohydrates (ms): 33, Sodium (s): 1450, Saturated Fat (ms) : 23, Calories: 690, Sugar (ms): 5 ]

Healthy Meal suggestions for CheckersRally

Burgers

Smokehouse Buford® 265g [ Sodium (s): 1610, Calories: 650, Sugar (ms): 15 ]

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Rowena D.

This is my favorite place to get my banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) fix. I always get either a grilled pork or grilled chicken or both! And, at $2.25 - $2.50 they're a total steal! The ingredients they use are so fresh from the crusty french baguette to the pickled vegetables, cucumbers, jalapenos and cilantro. On a hot day when I'm in the mood for a salad, I like to get the bun (rice noodle salad) for lunch. It's quite filling yet light with a good portion of rice noodles, lettuce, basil, mint, cilantro and egg rolls and/or grilled pork. Other staples I like to get from here every time I visit are their goi cuon (fresh spring rolls) and their yummy rice cakes. The goi cuon are made with thin slices of shrimp and pork with lettuce, mint and cilantro. Two come in a package along with a peanut dipping sauce. There are also a variety of different rice cakes I like. My favorite kind are the striped ones (usually green & yellow or pink & green) that are made with either tapioca or pandan. They are so good and so pretty. Seattle Deli has so many food options and the prices are great!
(5)
Kayan H.

I like the Chicken Banh Mi. That's all I've had. I think they are better than the Saigon Deli on Jackson.
(3)
Kristin C.

I've somehow gone my whole life without ever eating banh mi. Why, I don't know. I've never met a sandwich I didn't like. I think I was just scared, I didn't know what to order. Luckily, Gorman E. told me to get the bbq pork banh mi. Since the boy and I are fatties, we got 2. The place is small. It's busy. There are lots of options. If I go back though, I'll probably just get another #1, because I don't know what's going on. But I do know, once I take off the pickle/cucumber thing, that's a damn good sandwich and I could definitely have more in my life. Especially considering how cheap they are.
(4)
Amanda K.

Banh mi is definitely one of my favorite sandwiches. I am not exactly sure what keeps me wanting more. The smear of savory pate? The toasted French bread? Fresh daikon and carrots? Cilantro? Deli meats? The whole jambalaya? Probably. I'm a big fan of the banh mi with BBQ meat, especially pork. Ahh...Asians and their love for the pig. It's good stuff! The banh mi here isn't the best, but it satisfies my cravings. I think the best banh mi is located at Uwajimaya. I remember the first time I ate a sandwich from here, I really enjoyed it. I don't know what happened! I think it is mostly because of the lack of pate and the freshness of the deli meats. I really like pate, especially in banh mi. I was truly missing it. The freshness of the deli meats is one of the most important parts of the sandwich. Unfortunately, my favorite part, the bread, it wasn't very fresh either! It was kind of hard on the outside, and the inside was a weird texture. Sigh. I think I'll stick to the sandwiches from Uwajimaya. On another note, Seattle Deli does carry other Asian goodies. I'm very interested in trying their sweet items. They have a sweets bar, where they charge by the size of the container. The bar is full of sticky snacks that all look tasty. I'd come back to see if it was just an off day, otherwise I'll be sticking to the best!
(3)
Shelly L.

I think one of the best BBQ Banh Mi in town...the only issue is that the bread can be on the crunchy side. After eating the sandwich, the roof of your mouth feels like it's been scraped with a knife. Other than that, it's delicious. I also love their fresh shrimp rolls, fried egg rolls (increased from $0.50 to $0.60 each but it's bigger), and their fresh coconut desserts. Also, I've tried the hot bar and recommend the lemongrass spicy tofu. While you wait for your sandwich to be made, order one of their coffees! It's ridiculously strong and sweet & will keep you awake for the rest of the day.
(4)
Samantha G.

My favorite place to get Pork Bahn Mi! I seriously can get a Pork Bahn Mi and their Vermicelli noodles for under $10. They have so much kinds of food ranging from a hot line to baked goods. Also, make sure you bring cash since this is a CASH ONLY joint. Definitely the place to go when you're hungry and you have slightly less than $5 in your pocket.
(5)
S G.

Not the best; Not the worst! I normally go there twice a week for BBQ Pork sandwich, egg roll and meat balls. Egg Roll- It's got the same aroma all the time! Quite "chunky" and crispy, and it's not as heavy as those you get at Safeway. Meat Ball- I love the meat ball they make here. It used to be 4 on a stick but now it's 3 on a stick :-( Sandwich- Sometimes it's juicy, sometimes it's so dry! The meat that I got in my sandwich had got too much MSG on it and I had to drink half gallon of water for the rest of the day! If you want a quick, convenient, light lunch but hate Subway or fed up with those western style sandwiches, give this place a chance. If you could walk down to central of I.D., the ideal place is Sub-Sand behind the Bank of America. I give them (Sub Sand) 101% out of 100!
(3)
Lawrence L.

I had a wonderful banh mi at Seattle Deli, just outside of the ID. Pate, several different cold cuts, parsley and other vegetables in a wonderful crusty bread was a great solution to a quick fix with a spicy kick to it. I'll definitely be back I was floored by how cheap this place was. A pate banh mi and a viet coffee came to $3.50 total! It's as if they're competing with other banh mi shops in Hanoi. There's other pastries and steam-table offerings but I didn't try those this visit. It's take-out only with no place to sit and eat. It's a bonus that you can park at its own lot rather than find street parking on the busy streets of the heart of ID.
(5)
Adrienne R.

We came for lunch one Saturday because my husband had recently discovered the type of sandwiches served here and Seattle Deli is supposed to be the best. On Saturdays, we are already in the area, so it was convenient to head over. It was very busy! There is limited parking and a lot of cars coming and going on the street and in the lot. There's no seating, so be prepared to take your order to a nearby park (what we did) or back to your office or home. The sandwiches are good. We enjoyed them. Really good egg rolls. Super price. Yummy bubble tea. Overall, I recommend stopping by.
(5)
Scot K.

Looking for banh mi? I love great food at a low price. I have had all of the sandwhiches except for the tofu. In my opinion, tofu does not belong on bread, even if its fried or sauteed, never on bread. The bread is an excellent French baguette stuffed with your choice of meat and pickled carrots and daikon. Plus you get the jalapenos to give it a little spice. The price right too! I would have given it a 5 star rating, but parking is an issue. Next up will be the hot food.
(4)
Jessica N.

This is my go-to spot to get a Vietnamese sandwich. It's hard to beat a quick and relatively healthy lunch for less than $3. Unless you're a vegetarian, the best sandwich is the BBQ pork. This is also my go-to spot if I'm going to a party and looking for a tasty finger dish to bring. I've ordered a platter of egg rolls (cut in half), so if I order 30 egg rolls at 50 cents a piece, it's very reasoanble priced platter and they're always a hit at parties. The only con is the parking situation. At busy times, it may be hard to find a spot and the lot has an awkward lay out. Also, CASH ONLY!
(4)
Chet F.

#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#100#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*Â#*#*#*#*#*#* Such a great feeling to hit this first milestone with Yelp, and MY has it been a FULL-filling experience! I love you YELP, thx. With my pleasure I would like to thank Seattle Deli for being my 100th review and also giving them a full 5 white stars in a red box. SD can be quite the hectic place around lunch time during the week or on the weekends as well. There is not much parking to be had and same goes for the inside as well. Just pretend you are trying to get a drink at a packed bar at about 1:15 am, pure unorganized madness. You could scream their name if you know how to speak Vietnamese, unfortunately my heritage didn't give me those abilities. So... keep inching forward and try to make eye contact with one of the Bahn Mi fairies. They are extremely efficient and friendly. The BM slangers will have a sack of 12 Banh Mi's all wrapped in their yellow paper before you can remember if you have enough cash to pay for them or not *hint, hint*. No matter what the obstacles are to achieve this Gold Medal of Bahn Mi stardom, remember- IT"S WORTH IT! Even if you have to give up the parking spot that took 15 minutes to get to go find an ATM in the ID. When their Bahn Mi hits your lips, it's like Christmas in your mouth.
(5)
Kimberley D.

I am such a fan of Saigon Deli that it took me awhile to be willing to give another bahn mi a chance. I'm glad I did, because the tofu sandwich at Seattle Deli is definitively better than Saigon Deli's. At Saigon Deli, it's filled with a wet red sauce. At Seattle Deli there's no red sauce and it's significantly spicier. I'm into the spice so I'll be fulfilling my $2 delicious sandwich needs at Seattle Deli instead (unless another bahn mi comes to steal my heart away.) Much like Saigon Deli, there's no place to sit here. You come in, make your choice of meat (or no meat in my case) and are holding a sandwich a few minutes later. They also have a deli case which contains all kinds of things I didn't recognize as well as tasty little coconut creme pastries.
(5)
Vince N.

The best place to go for a Vietnamese Sandwich. Quick, cheap and good. Order a "Banh Mi Ga" and you get real grilled chicken, not dried day old stuff like other places. So far the Vietnamese Ice coffee, "Cafe Sua Da" is the best in town. Quick eats, low price, and a great place for a snack.
(4)
Anna B.

"Love the food: hate the parking" reviewer has a good point. Their parking lot is tiny. However, there is decent parking on the street and in the vicinity, and the food and great, really low prices have convinced me to park and walk a few steps more than once. This isn't a restaurant, by the way. It really is a "Walk-in-and-buy-your-food-and-leave" deli. Love the banh mi sandwiches, like everyone else, and also they have these noodle-goodness containers right near the check-out that used to be a staple for me. (Now that I live farther away, they must be a treat instead. Boo.) The containers have different types of meat on top of a pile of luscious noodles with some veggie goodness and sauce crowning the top. I prefer the ones with a cut-up eggroll included on top. They also serve a mean Vietnamese coffee, and walking past here on my way to anywhere serves as a good enough reason to stop by and order up a cup of that sweet, condensed milk goodness. Much of the rest of the food in the deli is a mystery to me -- a delightful one that keeps me coming back and trying doggedly to learn something about this cuisine. So far, I'm enjoying the food a ton: learning slowly but eating quickly. :)
(4)
Thai D.

The banh mi over here is even better than the one over at Saigon Deli just across the street. Their che is quite good. The folks are a bit nicer, too. Despite the fact that the prices are all about a quarter more than over at Saigon Deli, and that the place closes earlier, and that the get rid of the warm entrees before they close, I still pick this place over the competition across the street, just because the sandwich is better. But I think I'll go to Saigon Deli when I want prepackaged Banh Cuon. Or if it's after 7pm and I just need my banh mi fix.
(4)
Eric M.

This is my favorite little Vietnamese deli in Little Saigon. It's tucked away off the main drag on 12th where it meets up with Boren/Jackson/Yesler. It's a stand alone building with a big sign on the front so it's easy to find and parking is plentiful and free. There is always a small line and a bit of chaos but the staff moves everyone along efficiently. The Bahn Mi's are excellent and the hot food selection is tasty and cheap. I have even catered small get togethers using their fried whole shrimp, fried rice, fresh rolls and some other goodies. The desserts aren't bad either. The ladies there behind the counter are friendly and cheerful and will remember you quickly if you are a regular. Oh, and this is important.....they are CASH ONLY so remember to bring cash.
(5)
Jamie J.

NEW Favorite. I saw this in Seattle Magazine top 48 sandwiches... so I had to go! After yelping it (yelp's amazing) I realized it's literally two blocks from my house. So, I'm kind of now obsessed and have been maybe 3 times this week? Yea... I know. For 2$ I honestly couldn't believe it. My fav is the tofu. They have this awesome sauce on it that totally makes it! The bread is nice and crispy. It also has a kick to it that I can appreciate. Besides the sandwiches, they have all kinds of fun things here. Sticky rice, fried bananas, and a whole slough of things that look delicious. You must stop in. Bring your change... it's cash only. College student haven! I love the I.D. - try me!
(5)
David N.

Man, this place taste exactly like Saigon and both make lackluster deserts - che'. The thing that separates this place is that the lady here is freaking RACIST AND I AM VIETNAMESE. After two encounters of condescendingness, I had enough and boycotting.
(1)
Jeff L.

Love the food. Hate the parking. I'm naming it the Vietnamese 7-11.
(5)
Gary G.

Simply put best sandwich I've ever had. I had the BBQ Pork and it is the best sandwich I've eaten from any establishment, ever. Simple, tasty, cheap, fabulous. (parking kinda sucks though)
(5)
Mark S.

Get the number one bahn mi. Grilled pork on a great baguette with cilantro, jalapeno and some tasty mayonnaise kind of spread. So awesome and at $2.75, you cannot beat it for a great lunch. I have tried the other well known bahn mi place nearby and after several tries of both, I vote for the Seattle deli as the winner. I will be honest, I have not tried anything else here, but it is hard to not order something this good and this cheap.
(4)
Kim O.

Sorry, but the banh mi here is straight up not good! Given that the location is in a "cleaner" looking store, it doesn't mean the food is better. Also, no cards. It's all cash money dolla dolla billz yo. They don't wanna pay the merchant services fee. But I'm sure it doesn't scare people away. What scared me away is their banh mi!! I ordered the dac biet (the special). Just Bleh!! Dude, the bread was bad- not fresh, not baguette tasting and definitely tougher to bite into. Where's the fresh flakiness?? The pickled veggies did not taste pickly. Some of them tasted not pickly enough and some not pickly at all. The flavor is very salty. I felt thirsty after each bite. Overall, BIG disappointment. Banh mi is not suppose to taste this way!! This is why I don't go to Seattle deli. Sorry, no thanks!! I give this place 2 stars because it's clean. Go to Saigon deli where their banh mi is always consistent!!
(2)
Chase M.

Chase: Decent banh mi sandwiches for a good price. Sometimes they can be a hit or miss. I've been here many times but I haven't tried anything else. It gets really busy during the lunchtime rush. Parking sucks & the sanitation is questionable. 3.5 stars.
(4)
An T.

The Bahn mi just doesn't do it for me here. The sandwiches skimp on the veggies and often the bread taste a bit stale. Even when I ask for it heated up. The bbq pork everyone raves about I find dry over cooked and often cold. Gave it a try 2 which is 1 too many. I am sticking wtih New Saigon deli and saving 50cents on each sandwich in the process.
(2)
Nerick M.

I think there's one thing you should know about me and that's when I'm happy with something, then I usually stick with it. I'm a huge foodie, but luckily for me even the simplest and cheapest eats suit me just fine. Did I tell you the time one of my friends and I ate at Paseo every day for almost 2 months straight? So you're probably wondering.....where is all this going? Well, I happen to love Vietnamese sandwiches because 1) they're crazy delicious, 2) they're crazy cheap (like $2.25), and 3) they're fairly healthy sandwiches. At Seattle Deli I usually order the chicken sandwiches. In fact, I've ordered that sandwich every day after work for over a month so far (it's part of my new workout/diet routine). The cashier just looks and me when I walk in, I nod, he/she shouts out something in Vietnamese to the sandwich maker, and then it's on like Donkey Kong. The chicken is tasty and shredded and packed in a warm and semi-toasty baguette. Inside you'll find all the usual Vietnamese sandwich veggies like shredded carrots, daikon, cucumber, parsley, etc. It's great that they sell these for just a little over $2. Don't worry, this place definitely does make profit since they're almost always busy everytime I go. Today I managed to try this drink that caught my eye in the huge, glass refrigerated display case. It looked like it had little seeds in them with fungus or spores in it. Yeah, I wasn't sure if it was going to be good, but I had to try it to see. I asked the cashier and he said it's actually basil seeds and it's a sweet/dessert drink. I tried it over ice and it's pretty tasty. It kind of reminds me of a mix between the boba in bubble tea and kiwi. Anyway, I will most likely be there tomorrow after work again to get the tasty chicken sandwich and that weird moldy looking drink. Try it out!
(4)
Michael R.

Love it! Everything I've had here so far is amazing though I typically stick to the BBQ Pork Sandwich. Cheap prices and good food and usually extremely fast...I don't think I've ever waiting for longer than 5-10 minutes for my order. Later in the day, however, they tend to run out of BBQ Pork which is frustrating. Also cash only and no ATM within walking distance so be prepared for that before you walk in.
(5)
Lee T.

Great place to get Banh Mi. Cheap! Delicious!
(5)
Zaher H.

Few months ago, I would have easily given this place 5 stars. They definitely have very solid and satisfying food. The review may be unfair because I am essentially comparing them to Saigon Deli where the Bahn Mi are superior to Seattle Deli's sandwiches. The problems I have with their Bahn Mi are: - Cucumber is cut very thick - Mayo is not tangy - Meat ( BBQ pork) is overly dry and over-cooked Great thanks to Tony R yelp.com/user_details?usâ€¦ for cluing me in on Saigon Deli.
(3)
Derek C.

After landing in Seattle I still had a long drive up north to my hotel so I decided to stop by and grab some sandwiches for the road. I finally had the chance to eat a sandwich (the Special, which contained pÃ¢tÃ© and some pork). Considering that I refrigerated and reheated it, the sandwich held up very well. I would definitely come back,
(4)
Casey Y.

BBQ pork sandwich is all I need to give this place 5 stars. Very tasty and very cheap. A++++ would eat again! Price has been raised from $2.25 to $2.75. LOWERING ONE STAR
(4)
Alexis J.

I have only tried the "egg rolls" here but that's enough for me to give it 5 stars. Only $.60 each and their DELICIOUS.
(5)
Michael L.

ALWAYS PACKED!!! ALWAYS!!! GREAT FOOD! CHEAP GREAT FOOD!! I love their egg rolls, especially at $.50 each!! 1 Downside... Cash only. But everything else is awesome!
(5)
Mindy T.

Spent ten years of my childhood in Vietnam, where I could get my banh mi fix anytime of the day on every other street pretty much for less than a dollar.... oh memories. Seattle deli gets it right! The sandwiches are less than $3 and coming loaded with meat and yummy veggie toppings (pickled carrots&daikon, cucumber, lots of cilantro, slices of jalapeno). Everything is super authentic, seriously! You really can't go wrong with any of the sandwiches. Last time I went towards the end of the day and they had run out of bbq pork but I was just as happy with the other options. The bread can be a little crunchy, but that's how it is in Vietnam and what I'm used to so I don't mind. Also, I can't wait to try their flan!
(5)
Cindy T.

Yum! I've eaten their Banh Mi sandwiches (the "special" kind) sooo many times, I can't count.This is a great place to go to if you need to grab food on the go! They have many types of Vietnamese types of food, including the sandwiches, pastries, egg rolls, rice, drinks, dessert,--pretty much any typical Vietnamese snack type foods. Their pricing is great! It's average for the sandwich (ranges around $2.50-$3) and if the carryout lunch meal (take out box with fried or white rice, and your choice of two side dishes, is $5!) The only con is that they only take cash. So be prepared to have some on you-No ATM nearby, that I know of. The location is alright, but parking is the hard part. The lot they have can only fit say...like 7 parked cars. You most likely will have to park on the street, however it is usually filled. But, you could run in and grab what you want if you already know, and come right out within less than 3 minutes, if you decided to ditch looking for a parking space. Service is fast. Which is another pro. You order what you want, they give it to you, you pay, and you are out the door! They opened another chain down by highway 99. I've tried their sandwiches there, but still think the ID is the best. Pros: -Fast service -Cheap eats -Variety of goods Cons: -Minimal parking spaces -Pay in Cash only -Lots of people
(5)
Curtis C.

What can you say? Its cheap and one of the best sandwiches out there. The BBQ Bahn Mi is the best sandwich possible. It takes a sec to make but its amazing. The french bread is perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft and doughy on the inside. Plenty of veggies with the right amount of BBQ meat in there. AND ITS LESS THAN $3!!! Thats the best part. The egg rolls are awesome too. One of the hidden gems (i guess not so hidden with the lines at lunchtime) in Seattle. Great lunch spot or a place to pick up something for later. BTW: As noted in a lot of reviews, this place takes cash only so stop by an ATM beforehand
(5)
Vachi B.

A go-to place to get fried rice and egg rolls for a pot luck at work or at school. I always order $15-$20 fried rice, and $15-$20 egg rolls. Large portion and taste just fine. Once or twice fried rice was a bit salty. Egg rolls are always good here.
(4)
Nick V.

This was the original Saigon Deli's location. They sold it in the late 90's.. What I like about this place: They offer 2 sizes of Vietnamese coffee. The guy got pissed off that I couldn't understand his Vietnamese. Dude. I'm half-Chinese. WTF! Other then that, they are open later then Saigon Deli, but as for quality on who's better - you be the judge.
(4)
Julia R.

i love this place, the food is great, plus yummy frozen bubble drinks. I only wish I didn't have to park in the garbage-strewn strip of broken pavement every time I go there. How's about some new asphalt and a dumpster enclosure??
(4)
Chen D.

I love you Seattle Deli. Thank you for making a few dollars go a long way. I love PÃ¢tÃ©!
(5)
Lucy T.

the best banh mi in town. The bread is awesome and the fillings are perfection. They also have the best spring rolls anywhere. And the prices are absolutely unbelievable.
(5)
Richard L.

I'm new to eating bahn mi but came here looking for a cheap solution to work lunch. I work a short 15 minute walk from here and can't believe I've not come sooner. Where else can you get a filling lunch for less than the withdrawal fee of an out of network ATM? They don't take cards, so make sure you've hit your bank or gotten cash back before you go. I've only had the tofu sandwich, and can only compare it to Saigon Deli's. The sandwich at Seattle Deli tasted both fresher and spicier. It also lacks the oddly sweet red sauce of Saigon's. The rest of the store is full of things I don't recognize, can't read, and haven't tried. I'll definitely be back.
(5)
Maple C.

The vietnamese sandwiches here are the best that I've had outside of San Francisco (I usually get the special sandwich). Getting your order in can be a little crazy when they're busy, you kind of have to hope that you can make eye contact with the person behind the counter. They have some other stuff besides the sandwiches like Vietnamese desserts, some cooked food and other stuff like fish cake, snacks, etc. There's a parking lot, but I think of all of the times that I've been there, I've only been able to park in there once. =P However, if you just drive up the street (going uphill), you should be able to find a spot on the street.
(4)
SOYOUNG S.

$2.50 for BBQ Pork Sandwich? No kidding~!! Sooo good & i am so addicted.. :) If you want BBQ Pork Sandwich you need to pre-order them cuz they are so limited and gets pack in there...
(5)
Richard U.

How have I not come here before? This place is so close to my place its pretty ridiculous. I got the Bahn Mi Xiu Mai which is a vietnemese sandwhich with some type of ground pork. It was fantastic! I also had a crispy spring roll and bottled beverage all for $4! Amazingly good and fresh. I can't vouch for the rest of the food but judging from the other reviews its probably pretty good. There is no place to sit so its pretty much only a take out joint. I will be back!
(4)
Jack K.

Love their Bahn Mi - usually get the chicken or pork. The bread is very crunch and fresh, like good french bread should be. I like how they put a lot of vegetables in their Bahn Mi. Sometimes I pick a few up before a Mariner's game. They have a lot of other freshly prepared specialties, which I am slowly venturing out and trying. Don't park in the lot, too crowded, park on the street.
(4)
P L.

This is hands down the place to go for Vietnamese banh mi (sandwiches) in Seattle. Grilled meat with fresh cilantro, pickled carrot and radish, a little mayo spread and slices of jalepeno in a crisp french baguette. Yum. You have to get there early to get BBQ pork before they run out, but the grilled chicken and tofu options are good too. The staff have become a lot more helpful over the years and try to please. (In the past, it was like fighting the stock market pit to place your order, or risk getting running over by the little Vietnamese lady who pushed her way to the front). Other goods things to try: cafe sua da (Vietnamese ice coffee), the delicious package of three cream puffs, the 50-cent egg rolls or the shrimp spring rolls.
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Olin B.

Good, cheap, fast banh mi, for those interested in the Vietnamese Deli wars. However, the real reason to go here is to close your eyes and randomly grab from the shelves of prepared dishes and see what deliciousness you end up with. The menu is in Vietnamese so just go with what looks tasty and you're unlikely to leave disappointed. Plus, it's all super cheap anyway. The steam-tray dishes aren't bad either. I like the steam buns (like giant bao) filled with meat, hard boiled egg, and other good stuff and the neon colored agar agar desserts.
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Thomas L.

I like your sandwiches... I do. But it freaking annoys me that half of the time, you run out of my banh mi thit nuong (grilled pork) 1 hour before closing. Good if it's open or available...
(3)
Betty D.

Always, always fresh Vietnamese sandwiches. My friend and I usually come here before our two hour long classes. Since it's right down the street from our school, we were regulars. As soon as we open up the wrapper, heads will turn to us in class and they can just smell how good the sandwiches are. Yeah it's loud and crunchy when you bite into it, but so what?! He likes the Banh Mi Ga (Chicken) and I like the Banh Mi Thit Nuong (BBQ). Even though the chicken is just as good. You have to make sure they toast the sandwich or else it's just not the same. Beware, if you go too late in the evening, they might be out of the bbq sandwiches. My parents also loves this place fr their vermicelli pork meals which comes with egg rolls. Their Vietnamese desserts are fresh and also hits the sweet spots as well. I swear with $20 you can feed your 6+kids.
(5)
Arissa C.

I miss this deli - I was such a regular- one time I forgot my purse and the lady let me pay it the next time- great to find people who are still trusting ! This place serves a host of different Banh Mis- the best BBQ Pork - grilled to perfection- toasted baguette and house condiments, fresh cilantro and carrot/radish medley...The chicken is also superb...they also have alot of togo rice combo meals and hot vietnamese egg rolls...lots of tapioca desserts and fried bananas (my fave!)... PS there's poor ventilation- so wait outside for your meal after u order- otherwise- trust me you'll be smelling like an chai goi :-)
(5)
Jenn T.

Best vietnamese sandwich place around Seattle!!
(5)
Kevin O.

So I used to get Banh Mi in Lynnwood at a Cambodian restaurant and since they closed I was disappointed time and time again when I tried Bahn Mi at other places. First off I'm not going to pay $5 for a Bahn Mi, second can you put a little meat in my sandwich? Seattle Deli is the only place I can stand getting Bahn Mi at and they also have all sorts of other Vietnamese goodies. Bahn Mi at SD is like $3 and it actually has a good meat to bread ratio. I always get the BBQ pork and it's real good. I suggest you experiment with some of the pre-made goodies as well, you may find something you like. I always also get the sticky rice with the Chinese pork for only $1.50 because it is soooo yummy. I'll be back.
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Madison L.

Love this place! Delicious banh bi, love their desserts, and fast service. If I lived closer to Chinatown, I would come here to eat everyday. It is so cheap.
(5)
Maylee L.

This is the best deli in Chinatown EVER! My family always comes here to get not only the Vietnamese sandwiches but the desserts as well. We always get the banana green thingy dessert. It is sooo good!
(5)
Carey T.

Best Bon Mi EVER !!!!! Lots of other tasty looking goodies too!
(4)
Christine C.

one of my favorite stops for vietnamese food (when i can't harass my mama for some) if you're not too familiar with vietnamese food and wanna try something out side of banh mi you should try their banh coun (rice roll with pork stuffing) most of the trays up by the register are pretty safe to explore for a good sized lunch and usually a good price (i think i got 3 trays for less than $15 once?) i haven't tried their banh mi b/c i like a different place around the corner but i know the bread they use there can be bought by itself and those are usually really good, especially if they have bo kho/beef stew in their hot bar that you can dip the bread into parking can suck. all super cheap & great for lunches, though cash only. a winner when i'm looking for quick food to go
(5)
E. P.

It is no secret that Seattle Deli has some of the best bahn mi in the International District. I will agree with some reviewers that occasionally the bread is a little under baked, but I will overlook that because the pork is so completely delicious. Huge slabs of grilled, fatty pork meat with cilantro, homemade aoli, cucumber, daikon and pickled carrot. Droooool. And the space is shared with some great baked goods, cold desserts, and a hot food bar. Treat yourself to some of the best iced coffee, some salad rolls with tons of fresh herbs and a bahn mi and you have yourself a nice picnic lunch. (one thing worth mentioning is that this is a cash only establishment with a somewhat perplexing ordering system. Try to get the eye of one of the cashiers, they take your order and then when your order is up, you pay.)
(4)
Cyndi C.

Love the bahn mi! Now that money is tight this is one treat I DON"T have to give up. For years I come by here for my bahn mi (pork) and tarot root bubble tea or the french iced coffee which I am absolutely addicted to both. Pros: - friendly service and fast good food. - so many flavors of bubble tea, yum! - great low priced french dinner rolls for sale in the side bin. Cons: - If busy the roll is not toasted, they are just too busy during the lunch crowd. - Has it's own lot but parking is tough, and no bike parking near by either. - Iced coffee cups are too small, I want more like the bubble tea size;) Tip: Come at off peak hours to get a proper toasty bahn mi.
(5)
Yuliana A.

Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. I just gobbled up my BBQ pork sandwich with French coffee. Delish! Yet it only took me back $4.00. What else can you ask for? The size is pretty substantial too (about 6 inch of French baguette). Definitely much better than Subway for lunch :)
(5)
teresa k.

This is a cash only establishment but whatever you do, don't pass it up (beg/borrow if you have to). This is always a required stop when I'm in China town. It's a quicky mart for snack food/lunch but they do have some very good prepared foods (for dinner). Highly recommend the sandwiches (get a few, you'll want it later) and the prepared/packaged snacks (lots to try and not very expensive so if you don't like it, it wouldn't put a big dent in your pocket). I also love the banana/tapioca pudding. It's in the display case, you have to ask them to scoop some up for you but it's sooo yummy. Also try the deep fried sesame balls (deep fried sticky rice dough with sweet yellow bean middle), usually in a basket by the door. I usually can't eat more than one but a nice treat once in a while.
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Amy N.

I'm Viet. I love Banh Mi. And since Seattle still doesn't have a Lee's Sandwiches yet, I go to Seattle Deli. I always get the combo with what people call the "mystery meat." All you guys who haven't tried the combination meats, DO IT!! It's just Vietnamese version of bologna...which I guess in a sense is also mystery meat. But it's GOOD, trust me. I can eat Banh Mi from here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner..in fact I have. It's also cheap. I'd pick Seattle Deli over Subway any day.
(4)
Chad Y.

Hands down the best place to go if you are in the mood for a vietnamese sandwich. The BBQ pork is super yummy but be sure to tell them you don't want the jalapeno peppers if you can't handle heat. The bread they use is great and crusty, just how it should be in my book!
(4)
Celeste P.

Best Banh Mi, best prices and really convenient, quick service. They also carry some delicious sweets like sesame crackers and coconut patties found in the "grocery" part. If only there was a table or two, it would be even better. But, it's a great place to pick up some sandwiches and snacks to enjoy at Hing Hay Park.
(4)
Edward N.

Their banh mi is outstanding.
(5)
Tricia C.

What a strange, nondescript name for a place that sells such delicious Vietnamese sandwiches. I consistently get the yummy chicken sandwich on fresh, crusty bread with carrots and peppers. Oh so tasty, and cheap!! The only crazy thing is the way you order here. I have never seen so much disorganization.. there's no line, just a group of people raising their hands and saying they're next. Then when your order is finished it's just called out. But how do you know if it's yours when everyone else ordered a chicken sandwich? Still, the sandwiches are dirt cheap, and it's worth standing in that mass of people to get them.
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Chris O.

As far as the Vietnamese sandwiches go, this is the place to be. Absolutely cheap and amazing. Go early if you want the BBQ Pork, cuz it tends to sell out quickly. I absolutely love the staff. It's what seems to be a bunch of ""mom" types that are just working in their own kitchen. CASH ONLY, and don't bother asking. It's how they keep costs down and quality up. Enjoy!
(5)
Henry L.

Pretty good place for Vietnamese food. Parking is kinda limited when it gets busy during business hours. Always go early for freshly made goods. The Vietnamese sandwiches here are very good! Food gets prepared at a rapid pace to get customers in and out fast. Very reasonable prices! Never waited in line to order for more than 15 minutes.
(4)
Sarah C.

I love me some Vietnamese sandwiches & iced coffee any time! Cheap. Fast. & MM MM goooood. You can grab some fresh rolls & hot entrees while your at it. Not much more to say. Just do it.
(5)
Ane P.

This is my trusty spot for French coffee and good banh mi. You're in and out in minutes, and there's almost always a line (meaning, people like it). Oh, and it's super cheap. So those three things combined mean that I'm a very happy customer.
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Fenom H.

Of all the things that 60 years of French rule left in Vietnam (colonial architecture, a romanized alphabet, and a healthy disrespect for western imperialism), fusion cuisine is definitely the tastiest. Exhibit A: Banh Mi, the vietnamese sandwich, or heaven on bread: start with mouthwatering (french-ish) buttered bread, add pickled carrots and daikon, some sprigs of cilantro, some sliced jalapenos, and top it off with your meat of choice: 'bbq' pork (so addictive at Seattle Deli it's like crack. allegedly.), chicken, or the 'special' sandwich which is a heavenly mashup of pate, vietnamese pork sausage, jambon, and other assorted coldcuts. Eat. Repeat. (They're like fritos--you can't eat just one. If some is good, more is better. When the nice ladies at the counter ask you how many, pull a Scott Van Pelt and holla 'Gimme All Three of These!') Then wash it down with the sweet delectable deliciousness of 'vietnamese iced coffee', which is strong-ass french brew dripped over sweetened condensed milk. Not to mention all the other goodies-of-the-day (spring rolls, banh cuon, rice-noodle dishes, che, pate-chaud, nem chua, etc etc etc) that tempts you while you wait--(but not for very long--the service is amazingly quick even though the place is always hopping at mealtimes). It's food just like yo' momma gave you. If yo' momma happens to be a bomb-ass vietnamese cook. And at $2.50 a pop, that's a sandwich stimulus package I can get behind.
(5)
Kristi F.

I like the deli food here-the spring rolls are always really fresh and tasty. I also enjoy the bahn mi, but I would pick Saigon Deli if I had to choose! They are also often out of BBQ pork if you go later in the evening, which when it happens to me, makes me want to cry. This place is always busy though, and it's for good reason-the food is always quality and tasty! Service is so-so, but what deli isn't?
(4)
Emily K.

This should be everyone's first stop for c-h-e-a-p and delicious lunch. Tofu banh mi and avocado bubble tea! And such a great scene! Wow!
(5)
agari n.

Good sandwich for $2.75, it takes longer than it would at subway but the value is way greater. You will find very hard working people there, looks like a family owned shop and it opens from 7 to 7, 7 days a week.
(4)
Ashley G.

Great little Deli for authentic Vietnamese sandwiches. In Seattle, this is the place to get bbq pork sandwiches. I'm also a fan of the shrimp spring rolls. This place is really affordable $2.50 for a sandwich which I can only eat half of. Parking is a little difficult FYI.
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Tom N.

alrite so i was on a mission to find Saigon deli when i was riding the 60. as the bus was rolling by, i saw seattle deli and i was like hey, a lonely shop in a corner of a block. so i got off and checked it out and saw 2 of the ppl who were on the bus as well ordering sandwiches. i'm thinking to myself, hey this might be the spot, so i ordered chicken sandwich and bbq pork. both of them were pretty good, but not the best i've had...i'll continue searching around the whole china town. -this place accepts cash only -clean spot and limited parking -serves bubble tea and lots of other deserts including lunch combo
(4)
Murray M.

I'm a bÃ¡nh mÃ¬ loving New Yorker who was visiting Seattle and read reviews about the tasty and CHEAP bÃ¡nh mÃ¬ at Seattle Deli. First of all who cares if it's cheap if the sandwich is totally tasteless which is what I think of the #1 at Seattle Deli. Terribly disappointing. I took my uncle here for his first bÃ¡nh mÃ¬ ever. A total FAIL lunch. Sorry Seattleites. If you ever come to New York go to Ba Xuyen for the best ever.
(1)
Jonathan M.

As the 179th reviewer, there is probably little else I can say other than I have been going here for 10 years and I am never disappointed. One time I forgot my wallet and the woman who takes my order every time simply said to pay her later.....now that is service.
(5)
Nanako E.

I've had the chicken and pork banh mi here. Both super tasty. I don't have much experience with banh mi so I have nothing to compare to except for the banh mi I've had at Saigon Deli in the U District, but I'd say the banh mi here is better. I want to buy this whole deli and try everything they sell here because everything looks so good.
(4)
Nina N.

The best chicken sancwiches ever!!!!! tell them to toast the sandwiches for you.. it tastes better.. and best time to go... around 1 ish.. because it beats the rush and they are usually really fresh..... also really good vietnamese iced coffee....
(4)
Bam B.

Pros: Very affordable, quick service, I love the fresh avocado smoothie their tapioca is perfectly soft they use 1 whole avocado. Depending who makes it I like mines with enough condense milk otherwise taste plain. Cons: Parking Overall I like Seattle Deli the best compared to all the other Deli.
(4)
Arun S.

This place is a hidden jewel (at least for the non-Asian Belltown resident). I am always amused that a place called "Seattle Deli" would be a Vietnamese store with minimal English being spoken. I get the bahn mi sandwiches (which are two dollars and change) - they're great, not very consistent in which ingredients they use or how much of certain ingredients they have, but always great! Great price, great food - can't ask for more. Call ahead for a large order. Parking can be a pain. They also have a menu posted in English, which is awesome. They only take cash, but it's so cheap, it doesn't matter.
(5)
Jackie A.

The little old lady hunkered down on the sidewalkwith her plastic tubs cleaning produce laid out on newspaper eally adds a certain je ne sais quoi to Seattle Deli. When I was nannying, I'd always let the girl I took care of pick out rice cake for an afternoon snack. Even though I don't nanny for that family anymore, the woman who works the register always asks me how she's doing.
(5)
Kim M.

To the 5 star reviews - AMEN! Just an amazing place - open 7 to 7, cheapest lunch around, so delicious. The BBQ pork is heaven. Just heaven! Also, there is usually a pile of what look like oily egg rolls. Really, they are dough wrapped bananas, deep fried covered in syrup. Not for the faint of heart but damn tasty. You can call ahead and place an order - a great way to feed a crowd...and make friends.
(5)
Jimmy H.

I only come here for one reason and one reason only, its their Banh Mi Thit Nuong. I don't get anything else. I just get this. I request that they toast the bread so its warm when I eat it. Otherwise, if you're looking for something else in their line of sandwiches or other offerings, you'll be utterly disappointed because their Banh Thit Nuong is that GOOD! The service is fabulous and this is one of the few areas where I would speak Vietnamese to. They are friendly and easy to deal with!
(5)
Pierre G.

I'm in full agreement with those who love the - BBQ Pork Banh Mi Sandwich [$2.50]: crunchy, salty delicious pork with a full salad worth of pickles, carrots, other greens, aioli fresh crunchy bread I love this completely and at this price point its better than any sub sandwich I've ever had at Quizno's or Subway at twice [or thrice] the price..... - Wet Spring Rolls [$2 for 2 rolls]: decent preparation of vietnamese- style rolls tasty dipping sauce; super value Take out only; the line can seems chaotic no tables, so you'll have to eat it elsewhere ID parking is always problematic
(4)
The-Hoa H.

I love Vietnamese delis.....honestly the food here is always of great quality....it's pretty much what you would get at many restaurants without all the fancy garnishings and the service but at much cheaper prices! The banh mi thit nuong (grilled pork), banh mi thit ngoui (cold cut pork) and banh mi bi (fatty pork rine) are the best sandwiches by far! I can eat food from here every single meal of the day.....I usually just go after I get out of Church from up the street....
(4)
Abe N.

Oh hell yeah! FOUR sandwiches for $10, and a study in perfectly executed unpretentious simplicity. It's all weird and confusing and hectic and makes me want to return for exactly those reasons. 5 stars if I spoke Vietnamese - can't even figure out how to order half of the stuff here (even after asking the staff.)
(4)
mimi j.

Even I'm not that into Veitnamese food, I have to admit that I like this place!! ( kinda doesn't make sence.... mmm..) I like BBQ pork sandwich $2.50 , Flan $1.27, and spring rolls $2. Their hanbow ? is good too. If possible try to avoid lunch time...they are hella busy. But after 2pm it's calmed.
(5)
Aline P.

Okay, this place is simply AMAZING. Their sandwiches are SO GOOD and it's CHEAP. I like the BBQ Pork the best, especially when they bring it out fresh. Their Summer Rolls are simply mouthwatering! OMG basically everything here is good; the banh beo, banh bao, vermicelli rice noodle things, etc. Great place to buy a quick lunch. Beware though, it's always crowded and parking is nearly IMPOSSIBLE. And if you do happen to get a parking spot it'll take forever to back out. Some inconsiderate customers even park in the middle of the street. But the food is really, really good! The cashiers move as quickly as they can. Damn, they really need another expansion. So yeah, I would go here a lot more often but it's the damn parking! Grr!
(4)
Peter L.

After visiting my uncle's in law clinic, my cousins and I was at Seattle Deli since it was across. One of my cousins keep telling me that the thing cali can't beat seattle is their iced coffee and banh mi thit nuong. He was right for real the iced coffee in here was perfect enough bitterness that sends a kick to my mouth and a little of swetness kick in at the very in and for the banh mi awesome airy and taste like real meat the veggies they stuff in is awesome too after eating that sandwich i wonder where the hell have I been.
(4)
Jason T.

Hurray! Seattle Deli. The last place in town to get a decent, fresh, relatively unprocessed (except for the obligatory unholy amounts of food coloring in many of the sweets) lunch for $5 or less. I usually come for a $2-ish sandwich, but you should also make sure to ask for the yogurt, which reminds me very much of Caspian Sea-style yogurt, a strain of yogurt culture which has a bit of a cult following in Japan because you can ferment it at roughly room temperature... it's slightly gelatinous without requiring, well, gelatin.
(4)
Craig F.

OH MY GOD! This place was my first experience with bahn mi and it is because of this place that I am HOOKED! I love the barbecue pork bahn mi, but all of the sandwiches I've had have been delicious. I've never had anything else there; it all looks good but the biggest reason to go is for the sandwiches. I've never gone during lunch hour but I understand it can get pretty crowded and th eplace isn't very big, so be prepared. I usually go later in the afternoon and don't have a problem. If you're looking for a really good, really fast, really cheap lunch on the go, this is your place.
(5)
Walt W.

All I ever get from here are the sandwiches. So maybe I'm missing out. The Banh Mi sandwiches are bland and flavorless. Yes, even the BBQ and Specials. The veggies and jalapenos have little or no flavor. The jalapenos (which I usually pick out, from other stores) are not hot at all. Like they've been sitting in water for days. I've been here many many times due only to the Yelper's high ratings, but I give up. The New Saigon Deli a block away by Viet Wah made better sandwiches IMO.
(2)
andy t.

This tiny 'deli' at the edge of Seattle's Int'l District has some of the best, cheapest Vietnamese food this side of Saigon. Last time I was there, the egg rolls were still 50 cents. But the real stars of this place are the French bread sandwiches. For less than two bucks, you can get a barbecued pork sandwich, stuffed with strips of tasty marinated meat, carrots, sprouts, jalapenos and mint leaves. Damn, this is some good shit.
(4)
Nico D.

Great Bite for a Great Price! Great place for a tasty quick meal! I love the chicken sands, springrolls and treats! Everyone is very friendly, the food is fresh and delicious, the establishment is clean and like I said before.. you cant beat the price! The only downfall would be the parking but its worth the walk!
(5)
Jake W.

We came here shortly after having gone to Saigon Deli just around the block. We decided to do a bit of a taste comparison between the two and found that the special banh mi ($2.25) was delicious, although not as good as we had while in Hue, Vietnam. Next time, I may ask for a bit more spice on it (Saigon Deli was a bit more spicy).
(4)
Sarah M.

hello, 3 bux and under for a sandwich? why are you not eating here?
(5)
Otto R.

I've been eating here since 2000, I love the chicken salad, which is a cold noodle salad, with chicken, eggroll, veggies and sauce. It makes my mouth water right now just typing about it. The Sandwiches, eh, I guess I don't like sandwiches that come with hardbread, and carrots in it, not my style. Will be going here for another 10 years I am sure!
(4)
Tim O.

All I can say is "Without a doubt, the best BBQ Banh Mi sandwich I have ever had! I have tried several other places and no others compare!!! I work at a hospital on First Hill and we get sandwiches from here 1-2 times a week! The Spring Rolls are awesome too with a great dipping sauce! I have never had an order messed up here and we order 10-12 sanwiches sometimes. Bring cash. No credit/debit cards accepted.
(5)
June N.

The exterior in all it's cookie cutter strip mall glory is easily accessible and even has it's own small parking lot. Although I usually head over to Saigon deli, I thought I'd give this new place a try. The Bahn mi here are very good. Although I don't think they added any jalapeos to my sandwich. Compared to say Saigon Deli, the sandwiches are a little smaller, but more compact I feel. The special 3 ham sandwich is a little bland to be honest, but heaped with thick slices of ham. The chicken sandwich however is quite tasty. The chicken is of the shredded variety. I also picked up some Vietnamese humbow's....why are they always sweet? Also they had hard boiled eggs in them and someone forgot to get all the egg shells off...unpleasant. I wish I were braver and try out the food in the hot pans they have display. Anybody knows what's good in those things? Bottom line, a good spot and cleaner than most.
(4)
Brian M.

This is the best place to eat in Seattle. I go two or three times a week and stuff my face on BBQ pork sandwiches at 2 and change a piece. I usually order two and sometimes the fried rice or the shrimp and pork roll, but I've been going here for a few years now, so I've sampled just about everything they serve, except those weird, goopy slops in the heat trays when you first walk in. But the real reason to hit Seattle Deli is the BBQ sandwiches. Better than any in the International District. Better than any other meal in Seattle. And for the price, it makes you wonder how these folks even stay in business. Probably because people like me go there so often and buy sandwiches for everyone at work. I've waited over a half hour for the BBQ pork, and when it was finally ready, I wasn't pissed I'd waited that long. Seattle Deli sandwiches are worth it. Yelp, you're tripping. Seattle Deli needs more than 5 stars. Give it to 'em!
(5)
Janet T.

Probably the best vietnamese deli in seattle. You can get cheap vietnamese sandwiches (banh mi) ranging from chicken, special, cha sui, bologne, bbq pork etc, egg rolls, desserts (che), rice dishes, vermacelli dishes down to boba tea. The prices have gone up a bit throughout the years but nonetheless still very inexpensive for a somewhat healthy quick meal. Go early if you want some of the bbq pork sandwiches because they tend to run out of the bbq pork (which is made daily) towards the end of the day. If you're stopping in after work for a quick bite then the best time to go is around 6:30pm or 7pm since they sell most of the leftover items for half price.
(4)
Jason A.

I recently pondered what it meant to give a 5-star review. My benchmark is Thai Tom's when the owner is cooking; it's one of the best things on planet earth. But some other places deserve 5-stars too, perhaps because they're the best in their genre, like this place is for Vietnamese delis. For someone not raised on Vietnamese cuisine, this was initially a new style for me. After working in the neighborhood for several months (and going out for lunch almost every day), I might be able to IDENTIFY 10% of the items in this store. And that can be cool. Sandwiches are the centerpiece for me here, with a dedicated sandwich counter hidden from view as you walk in. $2.25 will buy you an EXCELLENT barbecue pork sandwich, and for you novices, this is really like a grilled pork (not barbecue like in, say, Atlanta). THIS place serves lean, flavorful meat. Most places will serve fatty chunks of meat (which I think is desirable in Southeast Asia, but not too much in the U.S.). I tend not to like mayo or cucumber, so I ask them to leave it off, which they do every time without fail. Beyond the sandwiches with their warm bread and fresh ingredients, they have a tremendous array of hot food, cold drinks, and wonderful exotic chilled desserts, fresh things ready to go in saran wrap, and a thousand other items. I never have much time to browse because this place is busy, but never too long of a wait is to be had. I recommend this place because of the quality of its meat and its amazing selection. Check it out.
(5)
Karen H.

The Banh mi combo rocks! For $2.25, you can't go wrong. CASH ONLY
(4)
lou c.

Tofu Bahn Mi. I heart you. After years of driving by this establishment, I finally decided to pull over and investigate. I wanted to buy everything. I tried not to purchase everything, but this was indeed hard. I settled on the tofu bahn mi and cold noodle salad for the old man. My sammich was da bomb. Fresh herbs, crusty bread and tofu. I decided to inquire about the green beverage behind the register. It is some sort of tropical leaf, "healthy drink", per the cashier. I had it without sugar. Kind of non-descript, but refreshing and healthy. I will definitely try out their other sammiches and their hot food bar. I wish they had tables.
(4)
Robby C.

Banh mi is probably the only thing that we order here since there seems always seems to be a "Lost in Translation" moment every time we try ordering anything else. A friend of mine brought me to this place before and having someone fluent in Vietnamese is way more helpful and would probably help the entire experience overall. Also, if you eat the amount that we do, one banh mi is never enough and sometimes not even two. For those not in the know, banh mi is a Vietnamese baguette filled usually with pickled carrots and daikon radish, cucumbers, peppers, and a rich creamy pate. As for the meat, usual options include roasted beef or chicken as well as a type of Vietnamese ham or sausage and head cheese. Absolutely love Vietnamese food, but something about pickled carrots and radish still throws me off even when everything else is perfect. The shop is probably one of the more legit places near the eastern side of the International District and parking is usually pretty easy to find. And if you are a poor college student such as myself, these sandwiches are probably the best thing ever for quick lunches the next day. At this point, loving Vietnamese food to this ridiculous amount, it would probably be really helpful to actually learn the language rather than only being able to say banh mi, pho tai nam gan gau sach lon, and ten tieng Viet cua toi xau. One day perhaps.
(5)
Ray I.

Bahn Mi... The BBQ was in no way dried out (like many others I have had), thick juicy plentiful pieces. The Chicken was a bit bland & somehow still all got eaten...hmm.... The combination meat (usually my go-to sandwich) was simply bland, no spice to any of it. The tofu was unremarkable.
(3)
Chris N.

My fav Vietbamese deli. Great sandwiches and salad rolls.
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Maureen K.

First, poo poo on them for raising their prices by a whole quarter! JK. Second, it's still the best/cheapest place to grab some fresh spring rolls and sandwiches on the go! I think their fresh (shrimp and pork) spring rolls are only $1.75 and their chicken sandwich is $2.50 (I forget if that's before or after the price hike?)...either way, it's still cheap eats! I've found smaller, darker, dingier and perhaps cheaper places...but this place never disappoints! Warning: There's no systematic take-a-number or stand-in-one-line shananigan. Therefore, you'll have to elbow your way to the counter to place an order. I found that if you just wait your turn, the person behind you will squeeze by and place their order. Seems as though they don't believe in single file lines...but that's alright by me, now that I know how their system works!
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D D.

Good cheap sandwiches, the rice dishes off to side are also good and worth a try.
(5)
Richard B.

Yes, their Banh Mi are the absolute minimum to try. Unquestionably delicious, it's worth the money. That's an understatement for a sandwich made on a demi-baguette with barbeque pork, crunchy vegetables, jalapenos, and fresh cilantro.
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Xioux Xioux X.

Seattle Deli, where should I start this love story? You, me, my second former bf, and my third former bf. Maybe it wasn't me. Or them. Maybe it was you. I remember back in the days when my third former bf used to live in the projects by Seattle Deli. You south side people know which one I'm talking about. I'm sure you knew someone there at some point in your life, or still do. I lived on Rainier by Oh Boy! Oberto's. He would lure me to his place by telling me he got banh mi sandwiches from Seattle Deli. I remember this boy paid almost two months worth of cab ride for me to go to his place and back cos his car broke down. I felt hella special. I didn't have to take the metro. LOL. But his high school ex threatened to kill herself so he went back to her. Such a nice boy. I know there's a place in heaven for him. A-hole. Then, I met my second former bf who actually gave me a car for my birthday, which I am still driving until now. I would drag him to SD to "get some sandwich" (read: I hope I bump into my ex so he can see who replaced him). After almost two years, his mother decided that my Filipino ass isn't good enough for their Chinese blood and wanted us to separate. He obliged. Such a good boy. I know there's a place for him in heaven too. Mutha-effer. After many, many moons, I went home last summer. My sister and her gf came in the house moaning their brains out from sipping their shake. "Let me try", I said. They pretended they didn't hear. "What is that?" They both looked at me with a duh!-it's-obviously-not-a-shake, get-your-own, gosh-why-are-you-here?, go-back-to-san-diego-you-cali-girl-you, I'm-so-gonna-mix-my-spit-in-this-shake-so-you-can'Ât-have-none look, and literally shoved the straw in my throat before I could speak again, causing it to stimulate my gag reflex, at the same time, I know I won't get another chance to taste it again, so I inhaled half of it... and wow... I was in AVOCADO SHAKE heaven. I was paralyzed for one second until my sister smack me with her shake, asking for half of what she paid or to get her another one from Seattle Deli. And suddenly the memories of broken love affairs started to come back. So to comfort my bruised heart/face/stomach, I drove to Seattle Deli and "bought THE BEST avocado shake". No, I didn't see any of my exes. That would be weird cos it's not like I go there to check on them. Sheesh.
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Sylvia L.

Bring $10 in cash. Buy a bagful of food. Stuff your face. Feel guilty that your lunch was so good and SO freaking cheap.
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Pete M.

This vietnamese deli is awesome. Loved the special sandwich and the bbq pork. There's no place to eat inside but it's great for some carryout. Cheap and delicious. Watch out for the heat on the sandwiches, there are peppers scattered throughout. The pickled radish and carrots provide a good freshness with the cooked meat or pate depending on which sandwich you get. The sandwiches are made fresh and I hear this place is always crowded from the regulars.
(4)
Qui A.

Excellent Place! The sandwich is really really good and all the food are fresh
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Jeff G.

Us Americans like to think we are sandwich experts, but there are truly some amazing sandwiches in other parts of the world. The Peruvians make an awesome Jamon con Queso ham and cheese sandwich. In France and England they fill little baguettes with awesome ingredients like brie and chutney, and of course there's nothing that makes my day like a good mexican Torta. But for me, the Bahn Mi is the king of the quick sandwich. This place is easily one of the best in the city. Lots of choices of fillings, fresh bread and quick. There's just the right amount of spice on these things. Too many of the Bahn Mi I've had around town seem to be toned down for a western palate. I like a little heat in my sandwich it keeps me awake for the rest of the day. The fresh springs rolls are also excellent. Nice tangy dipping sauce. Yeah, I love a Reuben, or a piled high roast beef but nothing quite gets my tummy rumbling with expectation like a good Bahn Mi.
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Jeff K.

This place is packed almost all the time for a reason - the Viet-sams (Banh Mi) are oh-so tasty and really cheap. Mystery meat, chix, or BBQ pork goodness, it doesn't matter, try them all - you'll keep going back.
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Kim W.

This place is great! I love bahn mi - and they have such a great selection. It goes beyond the typical definition of a "deli" - it has about a dozen hot Vietnamese offerings in their display case and a variety of baked goods on their shelves. I was actually a little overwhelmed - it looks so small and unassuming from the street but you walk in surrounded by all of these Vietnamese goodies and for incredible prices! Whether you're a newcomer to Vietnamese cuisine or very well-acquainted with it, you have to try the Seattle Deli!
(5)
Davida B.

The service was very nice and helpful, and my sandwich was so very delicious I wondered how I haven't been eating here everyday to balance out my work day! I highly recommend their Bahn Mi Ga, and will be dining here again soon
(5)
sarah p.

For the price and flavor this is such a great spot! The sandwiches have softer bread that doesn't tear up the roof of your mouth, though the tofu is pretty salty. What is worth RAVING about though are the Vermicelli noodle dishes. They are $4 and are yummy, healthy and filling! It's a little confusing that you order, wait (try to not be in the way) and then pay when you get your food. But it's worth the awkwardness. Their bubble tea is also amazing. I will be coming back here at least weekly!!!
(5)
Kelsey F.

This place is within walking distance of my work, which is good for me, for my coworkers, and for the people who own/run that little deli. Because I guarantee you, we're keeping this place in business. Why to go? Because of the banh mi sandwiches, that's why. Give them about two bucks and you get an amazingly flavorful and fresh sandwich...and a few coins back. Get the chicken. You won't regret it. Or better yet, try something new there. The noodles are amazing. OR even better - get both! (And then blame me when your waistline goes up four sizes.)
(5)
Vladimir B.

I came here after it was highlighted for banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches) on a Yelp list, and I've been coming back ever since! The BBQ and the chicken sandwiches are delicious, but there is more to this place if you're not afraid to ask. You can get spring rolls with delicious peanut dip, warm, tasty pork buns, fish and pork cakes, bubble tea, fried rice, etc, etc. It's amazing how good of a meal, complete with appetizers, drinks, and treats, you can get here for cheap. Seattle Deli all day!
(5)
M C.

what get better then a 9 inch sub for 3 buck? display food is amazing for the price, a bit greasy but you could probably expect that looking at it. Service = always a bit of a line, but accomdating Food = great food, and good value, especially in the economy who can complain Ambiance = clean Favorite = bar b que sandwich, any of the pork dishes on display is good Worst = a bit of the a line, and parking Final Say = if they cater, i think i could be happy to eating here everyday!
(5)
Chris C.

Best banh mi I've ever had in Seattle, and probably the cheapest too. I don't know how they pull it off.
(5)
beany b.

Best tofu bahn mi in Seattle. Astoundingly, also one of the least expensive. $2 for a large, delicious, fresh tofu bahn mi. Delectable sauce (and just the right amount), local tofu, daikon, carrot, peppers-- TWO DOLLARS. I love those crappy hipster joints that serve inferior "vietnamese sandwiches" for $6-$7. HA! Come to the 'Deli and you won't regret it. Good luck finding a parking spot.
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Mary M.

I love Seattle Deli. Best banh mi in town! The banh day is also amazing! The ordering/paying part is pretty akward but whatever, the price is dirt cheap! I hate cooking so I always order 2 of the banh mi specials. One for earlier in the day and one for dinner which I'm eating right now as I type this review. They close at 7pm and starting at 6:30pm... almost everything is half price!!!
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Rachel R.

i cannot believe i waited so long to try this place!! i had a bbq pork sandwich and it was AWESOME! the best part was it was super cheap. i also got some tofu spring rolls and my total bill was like $4 or something ridiculous like that. when the great depression hits i can still get my vietnamese food fix! hell yes!
(5)
Kuang C.

OMGWTFBBQ pork sandwichs for $2!!! IT'S OVER!!!
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Lyca F.

It treats my wallet and belly right.
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Lydia P.

Delightful BBQ Pork Sammich for a mere $2.25!!!! I really don't think you can beat this especially if you're on a budget and desperate for a savory treat. I can't believe that I haven't been here before, but thanks again to my trusty co-worker (B-squared), I have been shown the light. The rest of the store is intriguing if a little scary, but hey... sometimes those are the best, and if the pork sandwich (beware of the large slices of fresh jalapeno) is any indication, I AM IN!!! There's a bright bright yellow corn/rice puddingy type thing that is calling my name. It comes in a clear cup and appears to have coconut milk at the bottom and on top..hmmm, .50 cent egg rolls(not too shabby), and other mysterious looking items I'd be willing to try. All in all, I managed to fill my belly for a paltry $2.75 (was piggy and had egg roll too)!!!! Bargain? YES! A tasty bargain at that! :-)
(5)
Don T.

Thank you Seattle Deli for keeping me alive during school! The food is mad cheap. Of course, the sandwiches rock (I like the chicken), but the stacks of food in front of the cashier (vermicelli noodles, fresh spring rolls, etc.) and hot line items on the side are good too! If you are up to it, try the desert with coconut milk, yellow beans and rice. It's kind of like delicious snot. Yum!
(5)
Mags L.

Cheap and tasty! What else can a person ask for? I love the combo sandwich. edit: omg, it's even cheaper after 7, i believe. How can it be cheaper?! I dunno! Maybe they PAY you to take a sandwich.
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Danika M.

I read in a few different articles that the banh mi here are good. WTF!?! The bread was so hard and dry that it cut my mouth up. The meat was like an even-drier jerky. Too much bread, not enough other stuff. I am never going back here.
(1)
Jojo A.

My favorite place to get bhanh (get the special) and Vietnamese coffee! Nuff said!
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Scott L.

i have been going here for 5 years or so whenever i am in chinatown and i got an extra 3$ i go to seattle deli. their bread is crusty and what a good sandwich roll should be. the meat is good sometimes a little dry but all the veggis help moisten it up. its cheap and fast.
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Ann M.

This place is damn cheap and damn awesome!!!
(4)
kim v.

The banh mi here had very LITTLE meat and no flavor whatsoever. I would never go back and spend my hard earned money here! The banh mi at Saigon Deli is definitely much better and has way more meat and flavor. Go there instead! Trust me!
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Loe B.

Best Banh Mi in Seattle....everything else looked really good too but alas I havent had a chance to try it...Im a north seattle gal. This is a no-fuss deli, and dirt cheap, but has some quality stuff.....just what i like. Oh btw it's cash only.
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Howard C.

Okay, so add one more great yelp review for the Seattle Deli. I was skeptical, but that BBQ Pork sandwich is really good, especially for the price! Only a 2 star for the noodle dishes we got. I recommend sticking with the sandwiches.
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S C.

After all the peer pressure, I just had to go check it out. Luckily it was empty when I walked in so I didn't have to fight in line yelling out stuff, which would have been rather traumatic. Half the menu is in Vietnamese and the other half in English- not sure if they mean the same things... assuming they are not because prices were different in the two columns. They were out of bbq pork, so I got the chicken sandwich instead. I grabbed a bag of shrimp chips(the round chips... are they shrimp??) and a few fried whole shrimp. They forgot to take out cilantro, but I can live with that. The interesting part about the sandwich is that one bite was chicken, next bite was pork. Um... it's really ok if they didn't have enough pork for a whole sandwich... I would be ok with chicken. Having both in a supposed to be chicken sandwich made me kind of suspicious about how they prep their food... The bun was too hard and cut my lips. All in all, the sandwich wasn't anywhere near the dream sandwich I had expected, but for $2, it was well worth it. I'll probably go back if I want a really cheap sandwich. Update: I did go back after some more peer pressure and had the "real thing"- bbq pork sandwich. It was much much better than the chicken, and I had to give them another star.
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Matthew P.

Oh, this place could've been great. Their meat, both the bbq pork and the chicken are some of the tastiest I've found in Bahn Mi-ville. Unfortunately, there wasn't much of the tasty meat on their sandwiches. Just a few slivers buried down below all the veggies. Those veggies were good-not-great and the bread was mediocre. Pump up the meat and this place could be five stars, as it is it's just tantalizing potential.
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Brent S.

Great sandwiches for a few bucks each. I usually get two since they aren't very filling, but at the prices it's still a deal. Bring cash.
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Tu D.

Definitely solid place to get your cheap delicious sandwich. Not much of a fan of their BBQ pork sandwich...seems a little dried and too fatty with their generous helping of mayo and fat from the meat..I definitely like their special and bi.
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Francisco A.

Not all Bahn Mi sandwiches are the same - Seattle Deli definitely stands out above most. It's a bit of a trip to get here and I don't think I would venture quite as far just for their sandwiches, but their baked goods are amazing. I had a flaky pastry filled with pork pate which was beyond words. The sandwiches are not bad but there are other places much closer that have just-as-good Bahn Mi ... although not as cheap.
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Dianne C.

this place sells turron (wiki it).... i never thought i'd find one within easy access again. i used to get this for my co-workers every time when the filipino place at uwajimaya was still open. turron is so much love. well... i guess the plantain could be just a little more moist (moister?).. but, for all i know, it could have been sitting there for a little while. their bubble tea is actually pretty good... ..and the warm bean goo (forgive my ignorance... or enlighten me, please... i forgot to take down names) was also pretty good. can't speak for the rest. but dessert is what we came for, and good dessert we got. though it was really weird how a lot of people seemed to have plastered themselves against the sides of the small store, not really doing anything, by the time we left. at least, i THINK they were customers.. there was a safety patrol dude there, too, just standing by the door, looking menacing. i wonder what for. do they get food riots there?
(4)
Lexy W.

Doesn't look like they need another review from me. But yummy sandwiches and spring rolls -- so cheap. And blisteringly fast -- hard to park -- a few times I've had to go elsewhere because parking was impossible that day.
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alex h.

Besides the cheap banh mi sandwiches. The lunch boxes are all pretty good and gotta love all the desert drinks as well. Gotta love the che desert drinks. Good alternative to bubble tea
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Daiki M.

I really liked here's che and cheap Vietnamese dishes. BÃ¡nh Ãt Trn was too much black pepper. Sad to say, but woman who works at here is racist. Their top priority customer is Americans.
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Ya Y.

The 5 star rating is based upon similar places in Seattle. This is really the best of the best. Everything I have tried we have enjoy ed. From the bahn mi (any meat), salads, rolls, banh bao, fried shrimp, ... Always a line. Usually about 10 minutes from parking, ordering, and leaving. One of the best values in all of Seattle.
(5)
Emma R.

This past June I had the amazing opportunity of traveling around Southeast Asia for three and a half weeks. Perhaps it is all the Anthony Bourdain episodes or just my love of all things new but I was instantly drawn to the food carts and any place that was packed with locals. Nothing I had tasted like the proclaimed "Asian" food that I had tried in America before my trip. Upon my arrival home I was suffering from serious actual Asian food withdrawal. I wandered around the International District and found multiple places that offered similar food but there was something missing. Then I remembered Seattle Deli. Not only does their food taste as authentic as it gets, they have a huge selection of things that most Americans would never try simply due to their somewhat obscure appearance but that many food vendors in Asia sell. I sat outside with my huge bounty (I think I got something like ten different foods for about 12 dollars), tryings bits of everything, smiling at the thought that just like in Asia it is possible to get huge amounts of food for nearly no money, and felt, even if just for a second, that I was back on the streets of Luang Prabang.
(5)
Trang M.

I finally went here, over Tet weekend. Oy! Not a great idea, but I guess I asked for it. I got pushed, elbowed, jammed into the glass case, but hey that's all the fun of these kind of places! Why do they not make a line system? Is beyond me! LOL! My peeps haven't worked that out I guess. Well anyways, I did not order any sandwiches. My main hunt was for for the soupy desserts, that I've been hankering for. I got Che Thai (it was ok), Che Khoai (sweetened taro dessert) good, and Banh Beo (my favorite as a kid, basically a rice cake with shredded shrimp and mung bean paste) Yum! The cashier was a sassy, but quick lady. Typical for what this kind of a place is. I enjoyed it all....and shared some with my fiance and bro. But only because it was Tet and we're suppose to be nice to one another! I will be back to try other goodies real soon! Oh and parking is a capital B! People do not yield for you to let you back out! If they want their itty bitty cars to get crushed by my Landrover by all means!
(4)
Tony W.

Great bahn mi... great price. Easily the best place in Seattle for Vietnamese sandwiches.
(5)
Me H.

After my Saigon Deli experience the other week I was a bit hesitant to try Seattle Deli but I wanted a Bahn Mi so I bite the bullet and went on in. The place is smaller and packed I could hardly move once I made my way in, this I felt was a good sign. I finally placed my order, BBQ Bahn Mi no cucumbers and stood back and waited. I paid my dues, I mean money, grabbed my sandwich and headed to my car. I open it up, sniff for cucumbers and there were none. Yay! I take my first bite, mmm mmm good. I take my second bite it was just as delicious. I take my third bite and thought I bit into a packet of salt. Not sure where that came from but after that the sandwich went back to being wonderful. I was very happy with my cheep sandwich that filled me up.
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Joolie T.

i have dreams of the tofu banh mi. yes, i know... TOFU!?! but it's packed with a lot of flavor...indeed. i love the price and quality of the sandwiches. GOOD (i mean like "decent"- because the East Coast doesn't know diddly about Vietnamese Food) vietnamese sammiches cost $4-6 in NY, WTF!? those are some of "BEST" ones you find out in New York, but that's total LIE. it's like saying Subway is gourmet dining. i am so disappointed in Banh Mi's in NYC; i miss you, Seattle.
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Rachel S.

The Banh Mi Thit Nuong (Pork BBQ sandwich) is probably one of the best sandwiches that I've ever had in my life--I enjoyed it more than anything from the Baguette Box. And it's about 25% of the cost! I plan to eat my way through the rest of the ID, but I keep going back here for more.
(5)
G. M.

Pork chop sandwiches!! Okay, that's an obscure reference to a GI Joe psa. parody video clip. But they do have pork sandwiches that are wonderful and cheap. One of those places where, if your coworkers know you are headed there, you'll end up with a carpool or will be bringing a bag of sandwiches back to the office. Takeout only and cash only.
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Chris C.

BAHN-MI!(Vietnamese super tasty sandwiches) are this places specialty!! They do it great! (I've seen people come in and order 40!) The price, flavor, atmosphere, and everything are GREAT!! Super authentic Vietnamese! Try the BBQ PORK Sandwich!!
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Charles D.

For Vietnames sandwiches this is the five-star place to go. Killer sandwiches and like another reviewer I order mine with extra jalapeno & cilantro. These are fresh ingredients used and great quality sandwiches - this is the place that turned me on to Vietnamese sandwiches. Excellent and very inexpensive.
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Brooke M.

Is there really any more to say than $2 pork sandwiches? Well, yeah, you have to push through the crowd to order, parking in their bizarre little lot is an unattainable luxury, and you have to kind of know what you're looking for. Despite all that, the pork sandwiches are really great, and hey, for $2 you can't beat it.
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Michael W.

Alright. Tyler and Jean. This is where I get my Vietnamese tofu sandwiches. Just around the corner from the Tamarind Tree, Seattle Deli will satisfy your far east cravings on a few bucks. They have a full deli bar as well as many custom sandwiches. But for you vegetarians, try the tofu sandwich which is only like $2.25. Grab a bubble tea while you're there cuz they have them too!
(4)
Nicole P.

no other vietnamese deli in seattle can compare. the absolute best!
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Rosalind B.

There's a lot of places to get Vietnamese sandwiches in Seattle ...but this place is by FAR my favorite. They're fast, cheap, and very pleasant. I HIGHLY recommend the BBQ pork sandwich, but the chicken sammy is good too. The spring rolls ..YUM ...and the egg rolls are two for a buck ...what a deal! Haven't really been daring enough to try the buffet, and I swear they have EYEBALLS in their giant glass case ...but this place is still tops on my list!
(5)
Y A.

Delicious food and extremely cheap. No place to sit, but can definitely takeout and find a park near by (there's one 5 minutes from there). Service is not very attentive, but we were there on crowded time. However, how can I complain with a $2 two spring rolls dish, which was yummy. Excellent value for money.
(4)
Sam C.

A really great spot for bahn mi. As I am not a fan of the Vietnamese mystery meat in regular bahn mi, I get the bahn mi thit nuong, a sandwich made with grilled pork. Eggroll and a sandwich equals $3.00, including tax. One of the best deals in Seattle. Go now.
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johnny n.

Yummiest Vietnamese sandwiches outside of California! Even my Vietnamese mother could not tell the difference. I had the regular combination sandwich. It had the usual ham, pate, and vegetables. Everything tasted fresh and was a great value for the price. Although I had asked them to toast my buns, I took it anyway because it was so cheap. I will be back to try the ultimate test of banh mi makers, the grilled pork sandwiches.
(5)
Will W.

This place is great to grab lunch. I usually order the BBQ Pork Bahn Mi (come early because they usually out by 3-4PM) and the eggrolls. The downside of this place which made me give them 3 stars is sometimes the bread is not crunchy, and their "Rice w/ 2 Items" does not meet my expectations (looks dry and not fresh). I've been to some other delis around the area and the one from Seattle Deli is on the bottom of my list. Other than that, this place is worth a visit :)
(3)
Alice C.

The ingredients are really fresh and you can definitely taste the difference. I love their hot deli selection, especially the fish and the vermicelli noodles.
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Brian H.

this is my favorite bahn mi restaurant, end up there at least twice a month. Their bbq pork bahn mi is fantastic, though unfortunately they are sold out too often. also strongly recommend the bun w/ bbq pork, buy a $.50 egg roll and cut that up in it too.
(5)
MM R.

So I think I confused this particular place with the Saigon Deli. Not sure as I was searching for the wildly popular Vietnamese sandwich (all the rage). What we found was a crazy busy Vietnamese deli with a variety of patrons and a crazy variety of prepackaged curious delicacies (maybe?). there was also some sort of hot buffet with our curious items. Fortunately the sandwiches we ordered came from the back where they were being freshly made. They were quite tasty, very, very spicy and cheap, cheap, cheap. I could do without the food visuals in the deli though. Yikes.
(3)
Carolyn C.

Their tofu sandwich and tofu spring rolls are fabulous. The place can get crowded, but you can't beat the price and taste.
(5)
Ce Y.

This is my second time here. The first time was not bad, we got sandwiches, cream puff, and coffee for the game. The review is specifically for this last time I was here. I ordered off the picture menu where they have 5 sandwiches depicted and I wanted the combination ham which is #5 in the picture, but what I got was fake cha xiu that was pretty bland. Also my order of a single sandwich came out about 10 min after I ordered. i think they forgot because several people who was there after me got their orders and left before my sandwich was done. I also got the iced coffee and should have known better since it tasted funny, but my caffeine craving kicked in and I downed the sucker only to regret it late into the night. I GOT FOOD POISONED! Nausea, headache, and upset stomach ensued and I was on my death bed till this morning when I got around to warn my fellow yelpers....save yourselves.......it was too late for me.
(1)
Daniel K.

Great banh mi and spring rolls. Great price too. I went in here after climbing at the nearby rock gym and I was not disappointed! The BBQ pork sandwich looked really good as well I'll probably get that next time. The bread on the banh mi was fresh and had a nice cruncy crust. Very enjoyable!
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Alice T.

I've ordered banh mi thit nuong here since college. I still believe they have the best thit nuong hands-down. Here are some tips to make your experience better: 1. If you order banh mi thit nuong during rush hour (between 11-2), you may want to consider calling in your order first. That way, you won't be faced with the "oh, we'll have it in 10-15 minutes". 2. Cafe sua da. Always and forever. 3. Pack patience for the parking situation. 4. Try a dessert or two. They are authentic and nummy. 5. If you see that the loaves of cha lua (vietnamese ham) are hot, get one!
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Anuj K.

I've found myself coming here at least once a week in the last month. Why? A couple of things: 1. $2.25 Tofu Banh Mi, and I don't even have to tell them to leave off the mayonnaise. It's not the best vietnamese sandwich I've had, but it's still pretty darn good for 2.25. They put some of the tofu marinade in the sandwich to make it soft, and it adds some subtle flavor that tastes like the Maggi sauce. Maybe it is maggi sauce? 2. The Boba. I think it's $2.50. I've never ordered it by itself, but usually the total for my sandwich and boba is less than $5. I've gotten the coconut and taro, and I liked the coconut better. The taro tasted kind of powdery (which makes sense because they use powder flavors). The smoothie itself isn't top notch, but the boba is soft and chewy and it makes up for the less than awesome smoothie. 3. Sesame balls! The look fresh, taste good, and I think are only $0.50 each... correct me if i'm wrong. 4. Tons of other vietnamese desserts and snacks. It would take me days to try everything, but it mostly looks pretty tasty.
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Steven F.

Who doesn't like Seattle Deli. Hours are awesome and its a quick cheap spot for to go orders. Vermicelli bowls are awesome and you get a good amount of food for less than $5. Sandwiches are bomb and super popular. Chicken and pork are my favorites. I have had spring rolls, egg rolls, other sides and I will continue to go. Honestly I'm usually here once a week. Only COMPLAINT the sandwich has rubber bands around them. Take them off as soon as you buy cause they can make your sandwich taste funny. This does not remove a star from my review.
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Gorman E.

This is my neighborhood Vietnamese deli and I am a fan of the food not the parking. I believe that this place have the best & cheapest prices for banh mi, some assortments but the space is smaller then Tonys. They have variety of other hot foods but you have to be aggressive on ordering and if you don't mind being elbow by another customer. The ordering can be a challenge since the lines can merge with people just waiting for their banh mi. They only accept cash so make sure you have cash. I grab a few Vietnamese sandwiches to take with me to the Seahawks Playoff game and it was crazy...super crowded & got trap in the parking lot. The parking lot is very small and I recommend parking on the street if you don't want to get trap in the parking lot or go on a week day when it is less traffic then the weekends. Overall the prices are super great, quality of food is tasty, and great for a budget meal or stock up on Vietnamese sandwiches for students going to college like my friend. lol It is a great change of pace when you don't want top ramen, for the college kids. They deserve the four stars. I recommend any banh mi and you must try the egg rolls...so good.
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Karen D.

I LOVE a good, cheap lunch, and also I love my own cooking, which is why I try to brown-bag it when I can. Next best would be Seattle Deli's chicken sandwich. It's just about the most perfect thing for under $3, and I haven't yet found one to compare. Also they have very good spring rolls. So glad they are close to where I work! Don't forget to bring the green if you go there...they take cash only.
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Tom B.

By now, after all the reviews they've gotten, when they've consistently maintained such a stellar score, you know the drill. These guys make great sandwiches for an incredibly cheap price. And good for them. It's a funky cool setting that lets you know you're in town, that's for sure. There's not a lot of parking, there's not a lot of free space to roam around once you get in here. There's not a lot of english being spoken. You know you're arrived at a hub of activity once you get here. It's a simple commercial space, lots of windows, a big roll-up garage door that's actually just a window since it doesn't appear to go all the way to the floor. And from all the hundreds of times I've driven by this place without seeing it rolled up, it might not actually have the roll-up thingy it seems to have, either, so it might not be a roll-up garage door in the slightest. Anyway, there are tons and tons of different items in shrink wrap and in plastic tubs for sale here. You see people shopping for their weekly family meals here, especially on Sundays, walking out with armloads of plastic bugs packed to the top with all different appetizers and soups and sauces, ready to go feed the relatives. But the focal point for most of us is the banh mi. And they're just great. Crunchy, crusty bread, brightly flavored pickled bits, lots of lovely grilled meat. Natually, they were out of the bbq pork by the time I got there, but I asked anyway, hoping against hope. With a pop, my two sandwiches came to under $6. Such a steal. I won't say they're the best banh mi in town; I put Yeh Yeh's or Pho 36 at the top of that list for now. But they're damn good.
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Jon L.

Solid Vietnamese deli in the ID. Similar to Saigon Deli, though I like the selection here better. Plus they have some parking here which is something. I don't think I have ever been here where there was not some line. It is a popular place! They have banh mi sandwiches, spring rolls, egg rolls, pate chaud, rice noodle dishes and a reasonably priced Vietnamese hot food bar. To compliment the meal, they also sell drinks, desserts and snacks. Tried the chicken ($2.25) and BBQ pork ($2.50) banh mi. The chicken was fine. The mayo does seem to play a big part here. The chicken is the kind you would expect at a teriyaki place. Decent, considering the price. It is really the veggies that makes the sandwiches work. The BBQ pork was a little better than the chicken one. Though I think it is better eaten on the spot. It just does not taste as good reheated. The sandwiches at Seattle are good, but I have to say New Saigon Deli down the road from here is still my favorite. Also got a side order of the spring rolls ($2). They were fresh, but you still want to eat them on the same day because of the shrimp. I don't think it keeps long unfortunately. While you are at it, try the egg rolls. So crispy and cheap. How can you not spare 50 cents for a bite of this fried excellence? Seattle Deli is a solid choice for Vietnamese deli fare. You can't really go too wrong with any of the delis in the ID given the pricing, but Seattle is my choice if you care most about selection.
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Toa B.

I just realize that the Seattle Deli across from Ranch 99 in Mount Lake Terrace is also owned by the same people that opened the Seattle Deli in ID. This place is a lot smaller so there are less varieties of vietnamese dishes here but their Banh Mi are just as good as the one in the ID. I talked to the owners and it seems like eastsiders are in for a treat. There are plans to open a 3rd Seattle Deli and this time it will be in the Kirkland area.
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Tom S.

Parking is tough but they make the best viet sandwiches
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Trudy L.

Excellent, cheap banh mi that is overflowing with toppings. The generous portion of meat was a bit chewy and dry, but for $2.75, I can overlook it. The bread was fresh and crispy-soft. I also got the coconut slushie drink w/ jelly, which was huge and quite sweet. This place serves larger than expected portions. weird side note: the paper that the sandwich was wrapped in smelled like gasoline... it was a bit offputting.
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Heather M.

More bang for your buck than any other banh mi in town. There's a reason this place has a line out the door. I don't even mind the beggar: he's got good taste. Best $2 to $3 I can spend while out to eat. Wayyyy better than Saigon Deli (what's that, sriracha?) I recommend the BBQ pork, special, tofu sandwiches, and siopao in that order. Bring your friends, definitely will win over the haters! Also, since they're open 7a to 7p, 7days a week, I sometimes come here for coffee and to pick up lunch for work, as nothing else besides McDonalds and maybe Subway is open this early and is fast and cheap in the ID/CD.
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Robyn S.

Chicken Bahn Mi - no mayo. That's what I get when I walk in and make eye contact with whoever is behind the counter. Seriously, that's all that's needed. I go here so often, I don't even have to say a word! I pay the $2.25 and end up with the best lunch ever. I used to check in on my yelp app once in a while, but didn't want to look like a freak with 253 check-ins...cause that's exactly what would happen if I checked in everytime I came here - which is on average, 4 times a week. No joke.
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Opal D.

This place kicks some serious butt. Dirt cheap and absolutely scrumptious. I can't wait to come back and try everything here! Would have 5 stars if it wasn't cash only.
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Charlene I.

Bomb! Their chicken bahn mi is super good! Everytime I take a late lunch and get to this spot after 1pm, they make their sandwiches with freshly baked bread!!! Makes it even better! "it $3 or less for their bahn mi too so it's real reasonably priced. CASH ONLY though :(
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Matt R.

I love me some banh mi. I try to eat one a couple of times a month. I finally made it to Seattle Deli this weekend after much delay. It was packed on a Sunday (it's small but there must've been 25 people inside)- but somehow they are still able to move people in and out quickly without inconvenience. The sandwich was excellent. I had the BBQ Pork and the Special. Both were excellent with the Special taking the cake as my favorite. $2.50 and 2.75 respectively. The price is right, and I'm a huge fan. I will be back and will be bringing my appetite.
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Kathleen M.

I am cheating with writing this review because I haven't actually set foot in Seattle Deli. However, my friend grabbed a few of their chicken Vietnamese sandwiches to eat on our hike yesterday and it was so good that I almost died! I didn't die, so I decided to yelp about it instead. We also had egg rolls and the word on the street is that the grand total for 4 sandwiches and 4 egg rolls was only $12.00. Whaaaaaaaaat? $12.00 for 4 egg rolls AND 4 to die for chicken sandwiches with sprouts, carrots, peppers and some kind of magic sauce? I love this town.
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Vivian H.

My super kind coworker brought me and my other coworker sandwiches from here. We split a BBQ pork and a special pork. The special pork has head cheese in it!! Yes!!! I enjoyed both, but I really enjoyed the special pork with delicious pate. Yum! There is also a good amount of meat, unlike at Saigon Deli. It was so filling; I think I am actually going to skip dinner today. This will definitely be my new place for Vietnamese sandwiches.
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Sovannary S.

Authentic Vietnamese food! Always FRESH and always cheap! Huge selection to choose from, but I always get banh coun because it's my favvvvvy. I love coming here at the end of the day because then everything gets even CHEAPER.
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DeAnne E.

Yes, I read the 3/3/11 Seattle Times article about Banh Mi locations. I was pretty disappointed about Seattle Deli though. After I purchased my Chicken Banh Mi I waited at the 12th & Jackson bus stop. While I waited a lady next to me pointed to my sandwich and asked where I got it from. I said, "I just got it one block north of here called Seattle Deli." She asked me if it was any good. I told her, "I don't know. It'll be my first time trying it." I then smiled and said, "Once I try it I'll let you know." I unwrapped the paper packaging from the sandwich and took a bite. I captured a mouthful of bread. I unhappily chewed it. My second bite was more interesting. The mayo dressing didn't have enough "zing". I could have easily slapped on some Best Foods mayo and it would have tasted the same. The chicken was thinly sliced and flavorless. I finished chewing and I told the lady that I liked Saigon Deli [1237 S Jackson St] better. My reason? It's less cluttered, I get my chicken Banh Mi faster, and the chicken Banh Mi tastes better.
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Tyler L.

Excellent tofu bahn mi sandwich.
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Alicia P.

Really friendly people so sweet. And very cheap good food. Not sure what it'w called but the sweet dumpling with pork and egg inside for $2 is a definite winner for me yum !
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Hannah Y.

They have yummy Vietnamese coffee, which is sweetened with condensed milk. Ask for light condensed milk if you don't have a sweet tooth. Sometimes, the coffee can be too sweet. I always order the BBQ pork sandwiches. They are amazing! The bread is soft and warm on the inside and nice and crunchy on the outside. The BBQ pork is fried and has a crunchy texture, similar to bacon. They fill the sandwich with pickled daikon and carrots, fresh cilantro, slices of spicy jalapeno peppers, and mayo. They're super cheap and filling--great for lunch! I've ordered the spring rolls and egg rolls. They're not the best I've had, but they're worth trying.
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Joshua B.

You can't beat a lunch that costs less than $3, fills you up and doesn't leave you worried about health code violations. These banh mi sandwiches (filled with tofu or chicken or beef or eyeball or what-have-you) are just great - nice crunchy bread, right amount of filling, some spice from the jalapenos, and did I mention they're like $2.50 each? OK, If you're really hungry you might spend $6 getting two sandwiches and a drink. You can also sate your thirst with delicious ethnic soft-drink-like beverages like "white gourd drink" - although I've never been brave enough to try them. Not sure how the Vietnamese manage to make these sandwiches for under $3 and manage to stay in business, but let's not worry about that. I also like that this place is called "Seattle Deli", which conjures up an image entirely unlike what you get when you step in and see chafing dishes filled with Vietnamese food stuffs. Parking's tight, esp. at lunch, and there's nowhere to sit and eat, but what do you expect for $3?
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Andrew H.

A good 7 street(20min) walk from the International district bus/rail stop. Most baguette sandwiches in the 2-2.50$ range. Che in the 2$ range. Yummy food. Was a good bite to eat before heading off to the airport.
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Kate S.

I've gone through my whole life being notoriously picky. Especially when it comes to sandwiches. I grew up never liking "stuff" on them. Years and years have gone by where I was quite happy with just meat and cheese on my bread. No sauce, no veg, no ~stuff~. With that in mind -- if my mother could see me chow down on a banh mi she would flip her lid. Jalapenos, cucumber, carrot, radish, cilantro, whatever else...saucey sauce...all on fresh delicious bread with your meat of choice? (i've tried the pork -- s'okay. Im a bigger fan of the chicken). As already mentioned a million times over -- cheap as hell sandwiches. 2 people can eat for less than $10 here and be happy, satisfied, and full.
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Nicholas N.

I am surprised this place isn't rated higher. Best sandwiches and whatever odds and ends Vietnamese food you can get. I practically grew up this place and still love it to this day.
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Edward N.

Been going to Seattle Deli before it was at this current location, about a block away. The sandwiches haven't changed one bit and are still delicious. It is a great place to go for a quick lunch (you have to do take-out because there is no seating area to sit and eat) and particularly so because it is affordable/cheap. My one big gripe about this place is the parking. Every time I come here, there is no parking available, even on the side street and especially not in their mini parking lot up front. I think they are potentially losing some business from this, because sometimes I literally drive away and go to the Saigon Deli nearby, which actually has a dedicated parking lot. If not for the parking situation, this place is an easy 4-star place due to consistency and having what I consider one of the better Vietnamese sandwiches in town.
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Mrs. TI M.

THE BEST bubble tea! The tapioca is always well cooked/soft which makes me very happy! My fav is strawberry. A filled to the top of the bubble lid bubble tea and 2 fresh Vietnamese spring rolls with peanut sauce = $5.25. Great deal!
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Azis V.

Vietnamese banh mi was ok, not as great as I thought. Bought 2 bbq pork banh mi, one for me and one for the homeless guy in front of the store, and also got some deli. Banh bot loc was good, and chuoi chien was ok. For best banh mi, i'd prefer from Curbside
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Jackie Hien P.

Best authentic banh mi I've found in international district or Seattle. Keep in mind a $3 banh mi sandwich will have low quality meat and overall low quality but for the price, what can I say. The employees are pretty nice and there is a parking lot so overall a frequent stop to stock up for our hiking trips. I'm personally a fan of the BBQ pork banh mi but they have 6 different types which I don't remember exactly. They also have a lot of desserts and other food too.
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Linda T.

Seattle Deli is Vietnamese food heaven! As soon as you walk in, you are surrounded by displays of baked goods, desserts, noodle dishes, sticky rices, snacks, and hot foods. I crave homestyle Vietnamese food, and so I get very excited every time I come here. My favorite foods to order are the banh mi sandwiches, banh ba ti so (savory meat pies), egg rolls, banh bao (steamed buns), banh cuon (rice roll cake), nem chua (sweet and sour fermented pork). They also have a huge selection of che, which are Vietnamese soup-like desserts that range from coconut jellies to sweet mung beans. Prices are cheap for the variety of ready-to-eat foods and tasty selections. Banh mi sandwiches range from $2.50-$3.00. They even sell plain fresh baguettes for 50 cents a piece. It is unfortunate that there were recent health code violations at Seattle Deli that cannot be overlooked. I have to confess that the last time I recently stocked up on pre-made goodies here, I ended up with a tummy ache for a few days after eating the food. The service is friendly. They are very busy and sometimes it can get crowded, so make sure you decide what you want and flag down the worker to put your order in quickly. There is a small lot and ample street parking, and we have always been able to find a spot just fine. Overall I still enjoy the variety of ready-to-go Vietnamese food and drinks at Seattle Deli. I would come more often if they were able to find a better solution to ensuring overall freshness and cleanliness of the deli items, for the sake of our health. Cash only, so don't forget to bring your stash of dollar bills.
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Bryan K.

This is my backup Bahn Mi place if Saigon Deli is too crowded. The Bahn Mi is very good here too, but I'm just partial to Saigon Deli. I get the grilled pork to bring to Seahawks games. Much better value and tastier than the options in the stadium.
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Kim L.

This is the main place where my family and I have been getting banh mi at for years. I always ask for the toppings on the side. They toast it for you if you're eating it soon, but I usually bring it home and save it for later. They also have hot lunch boxes and che, but I've never tried any of those and usually come here just for the banh mi. I've tried the cafe sua da and it's good & strong. Parking is really hard because it's limited and trying to find a spot on the hill is hard, so usually I park in the plaza across the street and walk over, lol.
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Nina H.

One of my favorite banh mi joints! These sammies never disappoint! I especially love the BBQ pork and three kinds of ham ones. The pate is delicious and I always opt out of the jalapenos because it's too spicy for me. Their hot entrees look tasty too but I haven't tried them. It's nice because they have parking so it's convenient, quick and easy to hop in and out with yummy sandwiches!
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Namtran V.

Seattle deli has been my absolute go-to since forever. Even though the prices have slowly climbed up in the past few years, sandwiches are still about $3. Who can beat that! I usually get a banh mi thit nuong (grilled pork sandwich) and maybe a few egg rolls at .50 a piece. My family usually comes here to get the plain baguettes to eat at home, also .50 each. Seattle deli has never failed me. If you're getting sandwiches to go, ask them to not toast it and put the vegetables on the side!
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Susan C.

Minus one star for the diarrhea. Let me explain in gruesome, blow-by-blow detail. The place is stocked with all kinds of Vietnamese/Asian goodies, from ready-made Vermicelli Bowls to hot Chinese type foods (ie. Fried rice, sweet and sour concoctions) to Vietnamese sweets and bubble teas. I went on one of those hot Seattle days, and immediately wondered how the ready-made hot foods - some of which were fogging up the cellophane wraps - could survive the heat without being in a cooler or being kept continually hot. Well, a few hours after ingesting it we found out. Actually, we're not clear whether it was the vermicelli or the pork BBQ Banh Mi, which is made to order. They both tasted fine, though the vermicelli, which was sitting out, had meat inside that seemed more than a day old. However, the lettuce and greens in it seemed fairly fresh. The price is the best part about Seattle Deli. $8.75 for both the bowl and sandwich, good sizable portions. Baguette on sandwich nice and fresh, but flavor was just OK. the bowl is a great deal. However, given the bad stomach juju we got here, we'll be looking for another place in the future.
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Diane L.

Hands down my favorite banh mi in Seattle. They keep it simple and keep the proportions right. The veggies are nice and crisp, the bread is perfectly crunchy and soft, and the meat is flavorful. They also have other dishes and platters which are also cheap and great. Basically you should make it a point to try Seattle Deli if you haven't already! And go now!
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Paul Q.

I have been coming to this place more often than I expected, mainly because I like their fresh rolls and salads better then the competition on S. Jackson street ( you guys probably know it - also S. Deli haha). I find the ingredients in the rolls fresher and crispier, and the peanut sauce better. So far all the fresh rolls I have tried - shrimp, tofu or chinese sausage-- have been wonderful!. I have tried the lotus root salad and green papaya salad. I'm not a big fan of the latter but the lotus root salad was really packed with flavor. In addition, the cashier has always been nice and friendly. However, banh mi-wise, the other S. Deli is a tad better. The flavor of the grilled pork at the other place is better, but the banh mi here is above average as well! The rice pastries, sweet desserts, and overall ambiance at this place is also more pleasing in my opinion. This place should definitely be on your list for cheap, fast, flavorful, (not sure about the sanitation though haha), and filling vietnamese food. My GF loves this place and I am glad that I leave this place without hurting my wallet and making my GF happier. By the way, some of the items go on sale when it is near closing time.
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Dana S.

Awesome little spot to grab all manner of Vietnamese treats. Their convenient-to-90 location has made it a mainstay for grabbing lunch for hiking trips. I always get the spring rolls and the giant fried sesame balls, my buddy swears by their banh mi, and their coffee packs a serious punch.
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Carol H.

We like their Banh mi, Che and vermicelli boxes, didn't really care for their hot table items or bubble tea. I think you get faster service if you speak Vietnamese. They've got a lot of items for such a small shop. You can get hum bao, fried bananas, egg rolls and more! Weekends are busier but there's street parking available.
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Sho I.

ONE OF THE BEST BANH MI SHOPS IN SEATTLE! Let's be quite honest: Banh Mi is something you can't really mess up on, and thus when it comes down to it it's all about the price. Here, you can get Banh Mi for $2.50, which I would say is the cheapest price you can get in Washington. In California, you might be able to get it for $2, while in Vietnam it's about $1.50. The place doesn't only just serve Banh Mi, but there's other comfort Vietnamese foods as well, such as the semi-raw cured pork, the pork belly with eggs (similar to the Taiwanese version), bitter melon (hated this when I was growing up, so it's definitely an acquired taste), and some noodle dishes. I had some of their coconut milk and jelly desserts (to-go), and that was alright. There is a parking lot here and available street parking in the area, so it's pretty convenient. The only one not-so-convenient thing is that this place is CASH ONLY---silly Asians who don't want to deal with transaction fees haha.
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Elizabeth T.

My family and I have been coming here for as long as I can remember. Great Vietnamese food. Cheap. Tasty. And fresh ingredients. Love food to go places. Grew up on them as a kid in Little Saigon in Orange County. Their food tastes just like my dad's cooking. Their salads and pre made meals are always tasty. Banh mi...the best part. Just like a true Vietnamese deli. $2-3 per sandwich and so filling. Crispy baguette. Hot fresh cooked meats. Crunchy picked daikon and carrots. Makes me homesick. This place has been a hit with all my friends and coworkers.
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Jeff H.

Don't know why most viet delis are laid out like this but it's great. Growing up in SF and frequenting SJ, I've been spoiled with awesome viet delis. This place sort of reminds me of home. Great prices. They take card, btw. PS - you go here for lunch and you'll leave with 2 other meals in hand.
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Vung I.

Seattle Deli make the best Vietnamese sandwich. One time we went to Seattle Deli to order 15 Sandwich at almost closing time but they still help and get our food.
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Andrew D.

Last time I ate here was 3 years ago. Forgot how good it was! We had the Barbecue Pork sandwich like before. It is still so cheap at around $3.50. The bread crust is so crunchy and flaky and the pieces of pork are quite thick. Haven't tried any of the other sandwiches as the pork is it for me! You can't find another sandwich for this cost that taste so good.
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Reggie C.

The five stars are for the delicious BBQ pork band mi and the price. There are no frills but the sandwiches are as good as advertised.
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Cynthia L.

I am acutely aware of prior food inspectors' findings here at Seattle Deli. And I don't kerr at all. Maybe it's the old iron Asian stomach thing, but I've never gotten sick here and the food is not only inconceivably cheap and fast, but it's pretty decent too. My old reliable is chicken banh mi. It's hard to muck up banh mi; after all, it's just a baguette sandwich with meat/tofu, cilantro, pickled carrot/daikon, and mayo, or some variation of. They have shelves and shelves of prepared rice rolls, Vietnamese desserts, both pastry-style, and refrigerated. They also have a hot table with cooked foods but nothing that I like to get here (I'd rather hit the other Vietnamese delis within walking distance for hot foods like that.) Their fish chips are pretty ridiculous, though. They are larger and sweeter than the Chinese kind and the large freezer bags of puffiness are too delicious to ignore. Try 'em, even if you've had fish chips before and were like meh. If you drive a postage stamp with wheels, you can shimmy into their parking lot. I don't bother; I just park down the street and walk because getting your car out of the lot sometimes takes longer than getting your food order--and 10 other people's food orders.
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Chiaki O.

Sooooo yummy and cheap =) I love their BBQ pork sandwich and they keep clean inside the shop.
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Lowann H.

Very good place for banhmis! The place only accepts cash but the prices are very reasonable. I have been never disappointed in their banhmis. You also can buy all the Vietnamese usual stuff such as bun, cha chien, egg rolls etc... I simply love to come here when I want to eat a banhmi haha. Best place ever.
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Thao N.

I'm sorry, but I will continue to support this establishment even after knowing this deli made it as number 1 dirtiest restaurant in Seattle. I've personally have work in multiple places & find how funny America operate; they send their people to inspect privately own businesses way more often than big cooperate chains & chances are there will always be sometime a little off when you give a surprise visit. It's ironic how larger chains like BJs are getting away with employees eating off their customer's food on their plate before serving it, but you're going to pick on a little deli. If it bugs you that much, don't go, Seattle Deli will be fine without you because it still has customers like me who adores their food at a competitive price. It's not just me that think like this, drive by & see how there's NEVER any parking because it's ALWAYS busy and it will continue to stay busy regardless because there's just too many of us that are a fan of their Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwich). It's good, it's cheap, it's easy, & it's way healthier than burgers & fries.
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Estella P.

One of my favorite places for chicken Bahn Mi and iced coffee. I love how there is a good ratio of pickled veggies to meat and the bread is always nice and crusty. I come here whenever I am craving a bahn mi and I am in the area. It is always crazy busy here so I am pretty impressed how well organized they are. They also have a steam table of Vietnamese dishes and prepackaged foods. I like their steamed rice rolls with ground pork and wood ear mushrooms. And the best part is that it is cheap. Only downside about this place is the parking and getting in and out of the area. Oh yes, cash only!
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Crystal N.

I have been coming here since I was in grade school and still love it. My husband loves their chicken sandwich
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Marissa D.

I've been getting my banh mi here since I was 4. Out of all the Vietnamese deli's this is by far my favorite and this is the only place I'll ever get my banh mi lol if it's not from Seattle Deli then I don't want it!
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Chalker S.

Such good food with amazing prices!
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Mark C.

I agree that the Bahn Mi taste very good, but people should know that they had the worst health record of any other restaurant in King County in the recent past
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Q A.

Terrible banh bao!! ( steamed white dough pork bun) The pork mixture was full of chunks of pork fat that they obviously added too much of, and in chunky pieces that it was completely too nasty to consume . I've had this many places from Cali to Oregon to now this place. Never again Seattle Deli!!! That was soo gross!!!!
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Flora C.

The chicken sandwich was a cheap eat at $2.50 but it was tasteless. Parking is an art there.
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Julio C.

I lived in the neighborhood right behind this place since I was 3 years old in 1998 and left when I was 10. Once I was allowed to roam by myself with friends around the neighborhood, I noticed this deli and tried their chicken Vietnamese sandwich. Ever since, I was hooked and would eat it about two times a week on average. So fast yet delicious! Cheap too! (Started at $1.25 back in the day though, now it's $2.75, but still cheap compared to most other food places). Very filling. The chicken with rice is also really good! I love their chicken so much. The sauce that they use for it is amazing, especially when put into the rice. They serve ready to eat egg rolls and meatballs as well which are also good. I haven't tried anything else though because none of it sounds appealing to me, but that's just my personal taste buds. Even now that I've lived 8 years in West Seattle away from Seattle Deli, I still come back to this place and 3 of the employees still remember me! Will forever be loyal to this place :) They're super nice too btw, never rude!
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Rossana Y.

I usually go to Saigon Deli for my banh mi fix, but this place is also pretty tasty! I always get the BBQ pork banh mi which are $3. I haven't tried their other food items such as the desserts. You have to be assertive when ordering because people will come in and get in front of you! Parking is small and limited, but there is street parking nearby. Good place for something quick and cheap, and for sneaking in food to the movie theaters or football games at the stadium!
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Kimmy C.

I'm a little sad to hear that 2 of the vietnamese sandwich places made it on the top 10 dirtiest restaurants in seattle. Granted that the place may be violating health code standards on many counts. How would you compare this to a place in Vietnam? Although, I am not Vietnamese. Apparently my standards of dirty is a real high threshold. I'm sure I've had food from the dirty food carts of asia. So far I haven't acquired e. coli and salmonella, etc... so this place is okay by my standards! Okay so maybe I've given them a little credit but it really is no excuse to say that this restaurant should not clean up their act a bit. Maybe that feature on the new of the top 10 dirtiest restaurants should give this place some incentive into bringing less shame to their business. Food is still good. Could never go wrong with the sandwiches, lunch dishes and the desserts. My favorite dessert by far is the taro, coconut milk and sticky rice hands down. Seattle Deli, bring me some incentive come to your business and earn that star back!
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Julie P.

My new favorite place to get banh-mi and spring rolls!!! They replenish the to-go selection of prepackaged food so that most things don't run out right after lunch time. The little old man there is super nice and so was the lady that was there a previous time. The spring rolls are 2/$2.25 and banhmi is about $2.50. I prefer their spring rolls here because they have either tofu, shrimp, or pork & shrimp as options and the veggies taste a lot fresher than other places I've gone. The only thing I wish they had was the option to pay with debit/credit card.
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Teresita C.

The thought of Seattle Deli can usually rouse me out of a bad mood or hangry (hungry-angry) stupor. The deli is tiny, no seating in or out and the parking lot matches the interior, so park on the street like any in-the-know Seattlite. The sandwiches are super fresh due to the volume and the prices are almost criminal, $2.50 for a tofu bahn mi, $3 for BBQ pork. The crunchy French bread is startlingly fresh and the pickled veggies and jalapenos unite for a flavor riot in every bite. They have small iced Vietnamese coffee for $2, don't complain about it being small, just order two if you lean towards the giant vats of iced coffee confections at our hometown chain. The coffee is stellar but super strong and sweet so add a bit of water and stretch that bad boy out! The steam table and dessert tables feature a collection of Vietnamese classics, some atypical to the non-Vietnamese eye, some familiar, all delicious.
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Christine P.

Just went here for the first time. I am Vietnamese and love Vietnamese food! I am also from So Cal, and this place gives me most of the variety I would find in Little Saigon, Westminster, CA. I got their banh beo and a #4 Special banh mi sandwich. Bomb! Unbeatable prices, and they have an ATM in the store in case you forgot your cash (which I always do). I'll be back very frequently!
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Susan G.

Amazingly cheap food and fast service. I have a slight addiction to bubble tea. I've been able to keep it at bay because I'd been living somewhere where it was much more expensive. You can get a bubble tea blended-style (as in the ice and liquid go in a blender before going on top of the tapioca pearls, as opposed to served like an iced tea) for $2.50. A tofu banh mi is another $2.50. It's only slightly cheaper to cook at home, and not nearly so tasty. The store is not very clean. I'm not sure what it is about it. Their food surfaces look fine, but overall it's a little dingy.
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Vanna P.

I usually like to go here for banh mis if I'm in a hurry. It's not the best ones I've had, but it's decent enough for the cheap price. Their eggrolls are cheap and really crispy and I also like to get the spring rolls or other items they have on display. Parking kind of sucks though, they have a very tiny lot, but there is some street parking.
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Star F.

Very affordable food that tastes great! Much better food and more selection than the Edmonds location. My favorite is the Special Sandwich. The deserts there are great as well!
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Ryan W.

Heard some good things about Seattle Deli and their banh mi so we decided to try it out. Came here after work on day... around 5:30pm or so and ordered two BBQ pork banh mi and wasn't impressed. The bread was cold and chewy and the deep fried pork was super hard and tough to bite through! I'm stickin to my usual banh mi spot, Tammy's Bakery.
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Lolia S.

Seattle Deli is one of several Vietnamese delis in the International District. The building looks newer and nicer. Inside you'll find a steam table with prepared dishes (fried rice, fish, shrimp, etc.), packages of rice noodles and rolls, made to order banh mi, che, soy milk, steamed buns, egg rolls, cha lua, pate, Vietnamese yogurt, etc. * Special pork banh mi ($2.50) yelp.com/biz_photos/e6jOâ€¦ : It was a good size sandwich and obviously dirt cheap. The pate was the highlight. The roll was dry with a light crunch (note, I didn't eat the sandwich till a few hours after it was made). It had what you'd expect (assorted thinly sliced cold cuts, cilantro, jalapenos, pickled carrots and daikon, mayo, pate) but was seriously lacking in flavor. The veggies didn't have enough tang and the jalapenos weren't that spicy. * Banh cuon: steamed rice flour crepes stuffed with a ground pork and wood ear mushroom mixture, topped with fried onions, with nuoc cham on the side, much better than the banh mi There isn't any seating inside. Cash only.
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Tim C.

Seattle Deli, you're slowly breaking my heart. Upped the price to $3 for BBQ pork banh mi. Ok, I get it, no big deal. But the quality of the meat has gone down - it seems like it gets drier and drier each time I go. And now you've got the news reporting on how dirty you are? :(
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Julie L.

I have been on a Bahn Mi sammich kick lately. One, because they're usually cheap. Two, they tend to be pretty dang tasty. Three, I'm hoping that they are relatively healthy because there are veggies in 'em. That being said, I went to the two top rated ones by my Yelp "family" Saigon Deli and Seattle Deli and I wanted to share my thoughts. These are both located just a few blocks from one another... I'll start with Saigon Deli, you have too much confusion going on. You really don't need to. Next time I come in I am bringing you signs, "order/pay here" and "pick-up". Trust me, you will increase service just like that. Otherwise, it takes about 5 mins just to see who's what where.... I ordered their 3 dollar bbq bahn mi and a side of their greens. The bahn mi insides tasted just like Seattle Delis but perhaps the meat was a hair better here. Less shriveled, meatier. The bread which plays a HUGE part in the execution of a great bahn mi was too hard. Crispy's good but not "leave sores on the insides of your mouth" crispy. So between the bread and the meat, its a tie for these two places. The greens I ordered were actually quite enjoyable. They had some fish cakes floating around that gave it a great "umami" flavor. The larger side was 3 bucks. Service....not a fan. The lady taking my orders was cranky which made me kind of cranky. What can I say, I like my service with a smile. :-) I will probably go back to Seattle Deli if I had to choose a place in Chinatown. However, my fave bahn mi is still I-Sandwich up north. Go ahead, read my review when you're not busy.
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Mailani W.

I feel bad, truthfully, I frequent Seattle Deli more than any other Vietnamese Deli in Seattle but haven't done my Yelp duties. This is probably the classiest deli in the ID area. Occasionally there is an ol' Viet lady who sits on their sidewalk, with a colander basket of greens, which I hope she is not the prep chef. You know what, never mind her. Bahn Mi is always solid, I've had the chicken, bbq pork, tofu, and usually go with bbq pork. No mushy, dark cilantro, crisp pickled daikon and carrots, fresh crusty baguette. Check, check, check! I know ppl will argue, but Bahn Mi is best eaten within the hour. Fear not, their fried egg rolls are mighty delicious. AND if you ever want to be pimp status at a potluck or party, you get a platter of these egg rolls, and your friends/co-workers will treat you like you just found a cure for Aids. Here is a hot tip for re-heating, DO NOT put them in the microwave! Crispy, hot-goodness can be found within your toaster! That's right, stick em' in like crayons in a box (usually you can get 4 in a row) on med toast level. I'd skip their fresh shrimp spring rolls, it's got the flat chives inside, which I find to be overpowering, and almost always the rice wrapper has dried out on the ends. It has shrimp in it, and it's not being refrigerated (you do the math), so order that at a restaurant where they prepare it fresh. Just by default it's not going to be good. Up by the cashier, they have saran wrapped plates of sticky rice w/mung bean and has a sweet/savory peanut, sesame seed, sugar topping which is delightful. Always get their strong iced coffee to go when I'm there. It has a dollop of condensed milk, but never too sweet. The lady that runs the place is quiet, but sweet. I've always paid cash there, which is the preferred currency.
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Tarheelfoodmonste R.

Sandwiches are delicious, price was amazing, service was fast. Would definitely return here.
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Sheila L.

I've ordered food to go from here plenty of times. It's fast and the food is good. Honest. I know there are probably plenty of other vietnamese delis around the area that I still need to check out.. but seattle deli has so far won my heart. And also Lam's seafood down the street.. (another review later on)... I mainly order their bbq pork banh mi and 2 eggrolls... maybe 3... or 4.. :) Also, their other wrapped packed of food on the front counter is good too. I don't really know the actual dish names but the fresh spring rolls and "lunch boxes" with fresh vermicelli noodles and pork is delish! Can't beat the prices either!!!
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Nancy C.

Need the 1/2 star option on this one. Really 3 1/2. Love Bahn Mi and have heard about this place for a long time. Went at 8am in the morning and the place was packed with people buying their lunch. Buffet looked good but I didn't know what things were. We got 2 bahn mi's - BBQ (pork was big but to fatty) and the special (3 types of ham) and they were just ok. 2 egg rolls - burnt... 2 spring rolls (dipping sauce spicy and they fell apart really easily), Che The (coconut milk with jellies) - really liked it til we ran out of the coconut milk.....2 humbow - just ok, was expecting bbq pork but it was pork mixture with 1/2 an egg. The salads and rice dishes looked good - will probably go back and try some more.
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Ken L.

In the International District, there are so many of these delis that you have no idea which ones are good. The only way is to buy and try as they are cheaper than anything you can get outside of the value menu at fast food joints. Seattle Deli trumps most of the ones in the surrounding 4 block radius as everything that I purchased that day exceeded my expectations. TIP: you may want to wasp down to an ATM machine or bank to secure cash money before heading over. Here is a sampling of what you will find: The Vietnamese Sandwiches (BÃ¡nh mÃ¬), are nearly perfect as they have just the right proportions of meat and veggies. In my case, I ordered the shredded pork and also the special (has a bit of everything). "ChÃ¨ ", pronounced like Cherry but without the "re", is a traditional Vietnamese dessert soup or others refer to it as pudding. I saw at least 7 or 8 different varieties of chÃ¨ and chose my favorite one (I think is called ChÃ¨ Thung (?)). This dessert is an off white color and has dates, jellies and tapioca. So far, I don't know of any place that tops their version of this delight. "XÃ´i", pronounced soy is an often sweet (but not always) Vietnamese dish made from glutinous rice. We call it sweet or sticky rice. They have several varieties of these as well wrapped in saran wrap on stryofoam plates ready for mass consumption. Looked delicious but I was strapped for cash and didn't want to leave the food sitting in my hot car all day so I will try that another day. Also it is important to note that they have a buffet style setup that you can get portions of different Vietnamese dishes with rice. Vietnamese normally call this "com phan"; com is Vietnamese for rice and phan is Vietnamese for portion....thus a "rice portion" consists of Vietnamese entrees accompanied with rice. How it works is that you can order a couple (or more) of selections from the "buffet" and they pack it with steamed rice so you can have a family meal at home without slaving in the kitchen after a hard's day at work. All in all, great place for BÃ¡nh mÃ¬ and snackies in the ID with the low prices we expect from Vietnamese delis. I cannot wait to drop by there again to try out the other items from their assortment of goodies. Just remember that, like most places of its kind, it is a cash only establishment, there is no seating area (to go only), and parking is a pain in the rear.
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Nhu H.

I love this place, it's near my house so whenever I'm hungry I just walk there. The service is good and they're so nice! The bÃ¡nh mÃ¬ is really cheap and the service is really fast(:
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Steve M.

I heard about this restaurant recently and just had to give it a try. I met a good friend of mine there and we grabbed a couple of items for lunch and sat on the stone wall up the street in the sun. I had fried rice, baby bok choy and fish. My friend had white rice with two types of the tofu. Mine was quite good. The 3-stars means I'd return again if I'm in the neighborhood but, it's not a destination restaurant for me. Steve
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Daren D.

First things first - don't complain about the parking! -----asdfsgdfgjk*&%#... /// MOVING ON /// BBQ Pork Banh Mi - delicious value. Everything else - looks great! Daren shall try in the near future - with more banh mi for breakfast stops along my bus route.
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Jen Y.

This place is nestled on the corner of Boren & 12th St. Parking is a kind of tricky, even though they do have a tiny lot. However, there is parking on the street as well as on a hill that is within walking distance. First walking into this place, the smell of freshly baked French bread and barbecued meats wafting through the entire room was very apparent. The counter was covered with a variety of wrapped up Vietnamese treats, such as spring rolls, desserts, noodle bowls and deli ham. On the opposite side of the store is another counter loaded with warm treats, such as noodle dishes, egg rolls, fried rice and other dishes. There is also room to order Vietnamese coffee and bubble tea. And of course, there is also a counter where you can order their specialty, a Vietnamese sandwich, or banh mi. I ordered a chicken banh mi sandwich and picked up a couple of shredded pork spring rolls. The banh mi was to die for. The bread was warm, crispy and flaky and tasted delicious with every bite. The pickled vegetables were just sour enough, and the cucumber and cilantro were both fresh and cold. The chicken was incredibly warm, and incredibly moist and savory. The shredded pork rolls were huge, with the rice paper wrapping sturdy but still soft, and the salad mix was fresh and tasty, mixing with the shredded pork with every bite was perfect. There was also a little container of fish sauce that came with my shredded pork rolls that was delicious and complemented my spring rolls perfectly. Everything came out to be less than $6; super cheap! The Vietnamese sandwich was delicious, the shredded pork spring rolls and sauce were tasty and filling, and lastly, everything was super cheap! Remember to bring cash though, they do not accept credit card. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and I will be back again.
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Rob D.

Damn you Yelp! For years I have gleefully patronized this fine establishment. I knew it wasn't the cleanest place around, but now you tell me it's one of the dirtiest in Seattle and has frequent health code violations. Dammit Jim! I didn't want to know that. Oh well. I will probably keep coming back here for the gooey desserts with coconut cream on top, for some pork stuffed tofu and other goodies from the hot (okay, warm) food tray and for bags full of sandwiches. Besides, the last time I got violent food poisoning it was from a Qdoba in Bothell.
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Taggart H.

I'll probably be yet another person to misuse the word ironic but HERE GOES: I used to go to Seattle Deli all the time but moved to the Saigon Deli because I thought the sandwiches were a little bit better. I had certain pangs of remorse because I believed that the Seattle Deli was a little cleaner. Then last week my wife got food poisoning from the Saigon Deli and I heard that the Seattle Deli made a list of 10 dirtiest restaurants in Seattle. Ironic, isn't it? NOTE: May not be ironic, I'M NOT AN ENGLISH MAJOR DON'T JUDGE ME. Their sandwiches are good though. Maybe the rat poop is laced with MSG? NOTE: this is JUST CONJECTURE I DON'T KNOW IF THE RAT POOP IS REALLY GETTING ON THE SANDWICHES.
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Tim K.

Can't beat this value, decent size sandwich for literally a couple bucks and change. I usually get two. Bring cash.
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Huynh N.

ALWAYS CHECK TO MAKE SURE YOUR FOOD IS FRESH!!! I like the sandwiches here a lot and they are really good. I recommend everyone try them out because of how delicious the banh mi, which is Vietnamese for sandwiches, are. With that said. Always, always ask for it to be freshly made. Yesterday I came in and got 4 freshly made sandwiches and they were super delicious. Today however I was totally and completely disappointed with how my order of 8 sandwiches turned out. I came in and ordered 8 sandwiches from the cashier and the sandwich lady came over and handed her 8 sandwiches right away, apparently someone called in for 8 or whatever sandwiches and I thought great I can get my sandwiches fast, but that was not my reaction after biting in. They were not warm or freshly made. The meat was even kind of getting cold. My high expectations from yesterday were totally shattered. I called in and made my unhappiness known. I understand that I should have probably tested them and exchanged them if necessary before going home, but I did not think it would be needed. Boy was I wrong. I probably would have been happier if they offered to provide some type of compensation but all I got was a sorry and goodbye. So that sounded to me like, "cool story bro, enjoy your 8 COLD sandwiches." Now I know to never trust the food they give me and make sure to test it on the spot before leaving. I just didn't think it would be necessary. Food was fine otherwise and I only give them a 1 because of how wronged I feel on today of all days, which just happens to also be my birthday lol.
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Address : 225 12th Ave S
Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone (206) 328-0106
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Opening Hours

Mon :7:00 am - 7:00pm

Specialities

Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes

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