Lee's is well-established in Orange County. Lee's is to banh mi what McDonald’s — no, make that Carl’s jr. — is to hamburgers. It’s not cutting edge or fabulous, but offers a workmanlike, dependable...

Lee's Sandwiches is a chain of banh mi shops in California, Arizona & Texas (not to be confused with a local chain in SF called Lee's Deli). I sometimes have meetings at San Jose’s new City Hall, across the street from a...

I was driving from work to school, and was craving a Vietnamese sandwich during rush-hour. I passed by this drive-thru called Lee's. I couldn’t believe my eyes. Could I get a Vietnamese sandwich and spring rolls at a...

Chris G., in posting on Lee's Sandwiches, noted that he liked it for convenience, but thought there were far better banh mi places. Where? Where? (Am Vietnamese, raised on banh mi. Am from San Jo, the home of Lee's. Lee's I find an...

Vietnamese, and the sandwiches are actually pretty decent for $1.75. Lee's Sandwiches, like it or not, is rapidly becoming the McDonald’s of banh mi. Okay, I’ve probably put some people off with that statement but...

made a slight detour yesterday on the way to work in San Jose....stopped for a chicken bahn mi (vietnamese sandwich) and a staggerlingly strong cup of iced coffee. I went to the branch of Lee's Sandwich on South King near Tully....

, but eventually ordered a BBQ Pork sandwich and a baguette of french bread to eat while I drove back to work. Note: The Hanoi restaurant is close to this Banh Mi & Che Cali. Before I left I was wondering if the sandwich would be...

Someone I know went in to Lee's today. They were doing staff training and my friend was told they are set to open on Wed.

Lee's is one of the best vietnamese sandwich shops in SJ. For $2.00, you get a huge sandwich with slightly unconventional bread, but it’s very tasty – Crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. The bread alone is worth...

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