***Cart temporarily relocated to 88 Pine Street as of May**** Came a few times to try their rice and noodle dishes. I would definitely stick with the banh mis as the other dishes are not as flavorful. However, still a great value for the amount of food you get in FiDi. I do notice that he is getting busier but he is still very quick.

Great sandwiches! Fresh and cooked on the spot! I usually call in my orders for pick up because it takes time for it to cook your food. Unlike, regular Halal carts where the food is already made and just heats on the grill, it is fresh and inexpensive. I have also watch the cart and he is vey clean. This is a must try!

4.6/5.0 I was in the area and I wanted to try a cheap eats in FiDi, and this popped up on the search. $8 for a special sandwich (classic kind) was a good deal!! For the food quality for the price I'd give 5.0 but I LOVE Banh Mi so so so much that I have had better ones before. I think the baguette is a LITTLE too big. I prefer a little crispier and smaller baguette to balance the inside of the sandwich. But I have no complaints otherwise. It was delicious and the service was efficient and great!! Also there's Seaport nearby where you can sit and eat so that was nice:)

This is my go-to location for street food. It's pretty humble and unassuming. It may not be the best Banh Mi sandwich I ever had but it's the best one in Finanical District. Fast, efficient, and relatively cheap. I am so glad this cart survived the pandemic.

Came by on Wednesday afternoon. Got a spicy #1 Special Baguette ($8) #1 Baguette (6.5/10): This was a big sandwich stuffed with pork and vegetables. The bread got a great crust and pillowy insides. The vegetables were refreshing. The meat was meh-basic sliced meat. The spicy sauce wasn't very spicy but the jalapeños added a little kick. Overall the sandwich was a bit bland but made for a decent meal. Would recommend if you're hungry, like bread, and want an affordable quick meal.

The beef pho here is so good. If you live/work/go to school around this area and craving hot noodles, this place is the way to go. It's only 10 dollars but it's so good for the price. It's a big portion and it has beef, cilantro, bean sprouts, rice noodles, soup, basil leaf, and lime on it. It's salty but the good kind and very savory. It's perfect.

Tried the roast pork and grilled pork - loved them!! Roast pork one reminds me of HK char siu. Super filling with a generous portion of meat. Not so much veggies as other banh mi places though if you prefer that. Bread is also not super crispy or hard where it scrapes the top of your mouth which I appreciate! Looking forward to buying more esp with the reasonable pricing!

I got the pork chop over vermicelli. It was a good portion for the price. Pork chop tasted great coming from a food cart. Super nice team working inside too.

I love that there's finally another good place for banh mi sandwiches other than Banh Mi Saigon in Chinatown. I've been here multiple times and it's located right by the Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts on Water Street in South Street Seaport. They usually sell out of the Special Baguette but I think the Grilled Pork Baguette is better. There's nothing special about the sliced pork and the grilled pork also comes with pate. What more could you ask for? You can definitely get your lunch within 10 mins. and it'll still be warm by the time you get back to the office. Give them a try if you're looking for a quick bite!