Lynda Sandwich: A Fusion of French and Vietnamese Delights

Their special sandwich is pretty good. It has yummy pork floss in it. Their sandwich or baguette is still good even if eaten cold. You can call to order ahead to save pick up time. My daughter likes her sandwich without any veggies They have beignets too that I want to come back and try.

Good Vietnamese sandwiches. Solid ingredients and they taste better than others. Will try more varieties next time.

We saw this spot on a documentary called New Wave Documentary where Lynda was one of the main stars and her restaurant Lynda Sandwich was highlighted so we decided to stop by when we were in the area! The restaurant is quirky and loungey with different styles of seating set around. Gives that coffee shop vibes. There's a wall adorned with old photos of Lynda throughout her singing career. We ordered the the Lynda Special ($7.25) which is her dac biet banh mi. It is a skinny baguette as well which I don't mind because it's easier to eat while on the go. It was a unique take on 'dac biet' with some cold meat, some shredded meat, and pickled radish, jalapenos, and some cucumbers. I do which they had more plentiful fillings but it was still a good amount. The star of the sandwich was the special mayo they use. It was delicious and brought the whole sandwich together. I basically forgot there wasn't pate in there because that mayo was so delicious.

Best banh mi place in OC. I got shredded chicken, grilled pork and grilled beef banh mi and they were all amazing. The service is quick and friendly. The shop is cute and clean.

The banh mi chay was absolutely delicious! There are many other unique items on the menu that I'm eager to try next time. The black ice coffee was a bit lighter than I expected from a Vietnamese coffee shop. It almost tasted like a donut shop coffee with ice added. While it wasn't bad, I hoped for a darker, stronger flavor. The service was great, the shop was clean, and the food came out quickly.

I had breakfast at a famous Vietnamese singer's banh mi shop when I took a trip to Socal with my parents. The interior was decorated with famous Vietnamese artists that have been there. We had the Lynda's special banh mi dac biet and the xiumai. The Vietnamese coffee ca phe sua da was so good but so strong because I'm sensitive to caffeine. The owner herself is there sometimes which is cool! The service was quick and easy. I would definitely come back for their banh mi because it tastes unique to the place!