Fast friendly service. Had the banh mi, one pork and one beef. Both were delish. Next time I'll get the "special" with the fried egg. The place is a dive in an old gas station, but seems like those are the where the gems are.

About the best grilled pork Bahn Mi I've had in Albuquerque! Truly one of the best street food sandwiches ever.

Great lemongrass chicken. The Pho is superb as well! Highly recommend! We try to get here weekly.

takes me back to garden grove. they need to change their oil more often. the cheese wonton tend to smell like fried shrimp. but for what you pay this place rocks it out. i dont care for the meat quality here. but an egg banh mi and some eggrolls in the morning is more than worth the price.

Had to try this place, I love hole in the wall restaurants! It's in a small gas station so don't expect much as far as ambiance, Order food at the cash register for the gas station. I ordered the brisket pho and also the rare steak pho and spring rolls to go. Everything was well packed with utensils, packets of hoisin sauce and sriracha as well veggies for the pho, cilantro, basil etc. The broth was excellent and had great flavor, perfect mix with noodles and brisket. The spring rolls were packed with veggies and shrimp and the peanut sauce was good. Give them a try!

I know there's a certain stigma with gas stations and gas station food, but T&T is really making me rethink my prejudice. I heard they got a popular review and had to try it for myself, it helped it was Vietnamese cuisine at least with me anyways in taking that initial leap, but it was well worth it. I ordered their rice noodle bowl with chicken and it didn't disappoint, loads of fresh as well as pickled veggies, heaps of noodles and a generous portion of grilled chicken. Their wings were amazing! They honestly would hold their own against any restaurant that only does wings! They were sweet and salty Vietnamese flavor with just a little heat, I will say they cheated me in one wing using the wing tip does not count! Other than that take it for what it is a convenience store serving in to go boxes. But it's super fresh and flavorful which is already ahead of most fast food! the price is right, and it's just perfect for a local pickup when you don't want feel like cooking. I have yet to try the pho but am looking forward to it, I'd making it a normal stop honestly. Also nice to point out they have a small Vietnamese market inside as well, so if you need a local place to pick up fresh produce such as Thai basil, cilantro, chilies they have a decent selection for the size of their store. They also have a number of cut names e cooking products such as fish sauce and condiments! Try it out I promise there's nothing to be scared of, they're definitely breaking the mold our help of course.

Okay, so food at a gas station and I'm not sure how you feel about that statement. But, this is NOT your regular gas station cuisine. Fresh Bahn mi's, pho, boba slushees, chicken and the best fried cream cheese wontons in town are all on the menu. They are cost efficient, friendly and have fresh produce. They get extremely busy during lunch so I suggest calling in to place your order beforehand. Also, check out the fridge near the kitchen for some hidden goodies such as sugar cane, fresh coconuts and more! You really can't go wrong here, please push past any previous feelings you may have about gas station food- I know you have been burned by Allsup's burritos before, but trust me you won't be disappointed.

I am so excited to have discovered this gem! I've been looking for a good bahn mi since moving from Las Vegas. This one was heaven in a sandwich! The meat was tender and sweet, spicy jalapeño- a perfect balance. I also ordered a passion fruit boba smoothie. I can't wait to try all the flavors.

Twilight zone in the north valley, this bosque oddity is worth a try. The Vietnamese food is reasonably priced and ready quickly. Just give them a few minutes and pickup. They'll even walk it out to your vehicle. Sandwiches (bahn mi) are well packed. Pho dac biet, the special combo, has all the favorite meats. Don't be afraid to add a fried egg to anything. Fresh and fried spring rolls are delicious. All that and a tank of gas, you'll be set for a wicked road trip. Oh yeah, don't forget the boba drinks. Until lately, it's been a great place to conveniently pick up some Vietnamese food. But the last 2 visits they've screwed up our orders. Be sure to check your order before you walk out the door. There is a young non-Vietnamese woman who inevitably mishear your order items and customizations. The Vietnamese couple running the place are great and will most likely get your order right. But watch out for the others, they seem unfocused or lazy.

This is a gas station convenience store with a kitchen in the back. The menu is limited, with about a dozen items like banh mi, noodle bowls, and lemongrass chicken with rice. I could not believe how inexpensive it was (most offerings are under $10) and how delicious this 8" grilled pork banh mi turned out. The bread was soft, the jalapeño was freshly cut, and the grilled pork was solid. I highly encourage ordering takeout as there is no place to sit and wait (or eat). This convenience store is overflowing with retail goods; you can also find the essentials like eggs and milk if your store is out.