serving mills 50 since 1988

Close-up of a banh mi sandwich with vegetables and meat with the banh mi boy character.

A pink passport stamp with the words Vietnam written at the top and bottom, featuring three spring rolls and chopsticks in a circle.

A brown passport stamp with the words Vietnam written at the top and bottom, featuring a loaf of bread in an oval.

A cream passport stamp with the word Vietnam and Since 1988 in a rectangle.

Orlando’s Favorite Bánh Mì Spot

For over 30 years, Bánh Mì Boy has been part of the Mills 50 community — serving fresh sandwiches, strong coffee, and a welcoming space for friends and family. Featured on Season 7 of Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil, our Vietnamese café and bakery continues to grow with the neighborhood we call home.

Fresh Bread Baked Daily

House-Made Everything

MICHELIN-Awarded

Top Chef winner Hung Huynh standing in front a 'Michelin 2025' sign at Bánh Mì Boy Café & Bakery.

A Little Recognition

Led by Top Chef winner Hung Huynh and awarded 2026 MICHELIN Bib Gourmand for a second year in a row. Bánh Mì Boy brings a fresh take to Vietnamese street food. The menu blends bold new favorites—like the pho French dip bánh mì, customizable summer rolls, and Saigon street wings—with the classics we’ve always done right, from Vietnamese iced coffee to fresh-pressed sugarcane juice.

Whether you’ve been coming here for years or it’s your first visit, this is your place to experience the flavors and energy of Saigon, right here in Orlando.