F
Best sandwiches ever.
A true gem!
Love the grilled pork!
Reviews of Tip Top Sandwiches
Rosemead, US
Google: 8
Zomato: 4
L
Pho is flavorful. The noodle to meat ratio is off, but still very good. Hits the spot, spirit and soul on a cold rainy Christmas morning. Had a video, Google won't let me post it. Minus points to you Google guys. Note: came back again, still same ole same ole, so that's good. I think it's better to come on on a morning weekday; parking is better and less people.
K
Can't complain when you're hungry. Great customer service
D
Good bánh mì. Good service. I come back many times
S
Some guy tried fighting fighting with me over a parking spot and then I see him sell stuff in a black bag from his car others.
S
The sandwiches taste terrible. The bread taste taste great. Inside the way they made Meat not very tasty
M
A friend took me to get the pork pastry but it was sold out, we got the veggie pastry it was good. I will be back for the pork (:
S
Plan baguette 🥖 is alright but I don't like the sandwich. Pâté chaude are not bad.
U
Stay Away. I never thought a Vietnamese sandwich can taste that bad. My special sandwich was so messed up; baguette was stale and crust was hard, slices of pork fat were found.
S
Don't waste your money. It was more than a disappointment. The menu choices weren't that rich. They try to mix in "Euro-sandwiches" with the popular Vietnamese sandwiches. It's a rather unwise marketing decision of the management. The service was spotty: sometime OK, other time not good. They seem to grab on too many things: yogurts, desserts, pastries, and other snacks. The interior deco looks a bit uncoordinated. The only good about that place is the wait wasn't long. But even then, having a messed-up order would not be unlikely.<br/><br/>Overall, I would not recommend this place and it's very unlikely I would come back to spend my money here.
T
The original Tip Top’s Sandwiches is located in Garden Grove in the heart of Little Saigon. A second branch recently opened in Los Angeles to serve the substantial Vietnamese community residing in the San Gabriel Valley.
S
The two restaurants have nothing to do with each other. Just so the various visits took place all within a 7 day period, and both were within 2 weeks of grand/soft opening. Tip Top Banh Mi's building has endured a year-long build-out. This chainlet-wannab