I’d heard about Banh Mi Boy for a while, but since it’s only a couple blocks from what was always my favorite banh mi sandwich place, I’d never tried it before. I didn’t realize that it is in the Mills Market, which has a collection of other shops selling Asian curries, pastries, sweets, and other delectables.

The space is just some high-top tables and counters, so not really someplace you want to dine, but to get food to go, it’s a great choice. Because it’s so popular, I can’t say that the service was particularly quick. I didn’t have to wait to order, but it did take 10 or 15 minutes to get my sandwich. It was worth the wait, though. Probably the best banh mi I’ve had. The traditional ingredients were all there, but the meat was particularly succulent. The bread was the traditional crusty French bread. I’ve had somewhat better on a banh mi, but this one definitely was right up there.

They also serve coffees, teas, and other drinks. I had a Vietnamese coffee, which was quite good.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/banh-mi-boy-bakery-and-café-orlando