Banh Mi 108 in Hounslow

The food here is good but the middle aged woman is extremely rude. She does not smile even if you smile at her. The way she talks makes me feel like I have committed a crime by ordering food here. (She does smile when she comes to collect the money, though and very happily says bye bye. )Rest of the staff is fine, the old woman, the young girl and the Man. But something is really wrong with this middle aged woman. Not sure why she is so rude, even though I am a regular customer here. The only reason I go there is because I like Vietnamese food and this is the only Vietnamese restaurant in this area. If only there were more options, I would never go to this place again. Who wants to deal with rude staff!!

Such a hidden gem! This place is so awesome, very genuine food it's so so authentic, literally like having an auntie go cook it in the kitchen for you! The prices are very very reasonable and yet taste 100x better than chains and other places that do pho noodles like in Kingston and central London! The broth and meat in beef pho noodles are delicious! Definitely coming back regularly :)

Well lit little cafe with a good selection of Vietnamese dishes. Decent Pho. Would visit again

Went there last weekend and was very happy with the food served. The price also was very good compared with other vietnamese restaurants in London. Definitely will be back again soon.

We had take away from here on numerous times. Food is absolutely amazing and resonable priced. Staff is very polite and always super nice. I would rate 10 stars if I could. Thank you!

Omg best vietnamese food! So glad I found this place, will be back numerous times. The Pho, Roast Duck and traditional coffee were heaven.

On the menu for weekend 10/11th Feb 2018:Hu Time Nam Vang - tapioca noodles in pork broth, with succulent prawns, char sui pork, pork mince garnished with spring onions coriander and Chinese chive. Really excellent a wonderful break from my usual PhoI espied Banh mi 108 about a month back walking out of the tesco opposite. It's hidden away in an an unpretentious corner with a lite lime facade and no fancy display. To be honest if you aren't looking for it toh won't know it. However something about the place is inviting and cozy, and I kind of made a mental nite to gi and explore asap. Having tried out some excellent Vietnamese meat rolls in Birmingham last year, I was looking forward to coming in and comparing.Needless to say rhe ace is exceptional. The sUmmer roles were fresh made, rolled up delicately aromatic greens, some pork and prawns. Delicioso . Follows with a steaming hot bowl if Pho, beef soup and noodles with more greens, chillies and beansprouts. The broth was light, and fresh made and delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed a great service. Will go back for more

Pros: Excellent service and flavoursome food! Absolutely loved the experience and the generous portions. Good value for money.Con(s): Currently, you can only pay by cash but there is a cashpoint nearby.

I went in for Pho, and ended up discovering a dish called 'Bún Bò Huế'. Hands down the best noodle soup I’ve ever had! Absolutely delicious and very authentic.

The most authentic Vietnamese I’ve had so far in London. The bun was very good, with ultra-thin, starchy vermicelli, and the spring rolls were very filling and decently-sized. The ravioli-like rice rolls of pork and black fungus were delicately made (as they should be) and the Vietnamese iced coffee was strong, sweet, and creamy. It was all good.