Marché Hung Phat operates as a specialized Vietnamese deli centered on the assembly of traditional banh mi sandwiches and authentic prepared goods. The kitchen focuses on crusty baguettes layered with savory pâté, pickled daikon, fresh cilantro, and high-quality grilled proteins that reflect classic Southeast Asian flavor profiles. Patrons frequent this counter-style destination for quick access to marinated meats, assorted charcuterie, and various essential pantry items imported directly from the region. The inventory highlights distinct spices, noodles, and specialty sauces that define the culinary identity of the establishment. Clean aesthetics and functional shelving characterize the efficient shopping environment where the primary objective remains providing immediate access to quality deli staples. Every sandwich production adheres to rigorous preparation standards that emphasize crisp textures balanced by rich, slow-cooked fillings served daily in this professional food market setting.
Marché Hung Phat is widely regarded as a staple in the community, primarily known for serving some of the best and most affordable banh mi in Montreal. Many patrons appreciate the fresh ingredients, quick service, and the authentic, classic recipes that have made it a go-to spot for years. While the overwhelming majority of experiences are positive, some long-time customers have noted a recent decline in the generosity of meat portions and fluctuations in consistency depending on who is preparing the sandwich. The establishment also offers a variety of Asian snacks, drinks, and soups, providing a convenient and casual environment for a quick lunch despite occasional concerns regarding customer service interactions or specific topping preferences.
Cet endroit jadis connu pour ces célèbres Banh Mi, c'était mon endroit préféré pour plusieurs raisons , l'abondance de viande , sauce soya , le service .
L'endroit n'as pas changé mais ils ont accentué leurs services Banh Mi avec un comptoir lumineux où l'on voit les condiments de choix possibles.
L'endroit est propre & bien disposé, il y a quelques places assises pour manger sur place.
Malheureusement je n'ai pas trouvé cette magie dans le temps, oui le service est là mais c'est plutôt le sandwich en tant que tel, il manque monstrueusement de viande !!!! Très très mince couche (ou tranche) dans un si gros pain.
La sauce n'est pas la même & encore une fois trop peu.
Évidemment la mayonnaise de couleur jaune donne ce goût unique à ce sandwich.
J'aurais aimé donné une note plus haute mais le sandwich m'as laissé sur ma faim ( oui j'avais faim après ce sandwich)
Mais rien ne vas changer beaucoup de clients ne viennent que pour ça & je leurs comprends amplement étant moi-même venu juste pour ça .
J'ai pris le B1 original
B4 , B5 & B10
**** je suis retourné & c'est vraiment beaucoup mieux , je recommande
C'est très bon !!!!
One of the best banh mi places in Montreal. Affordable, delicious, & very filling. I've been going here for years & practically grew up coming to this place. They also have a small market where you can grab your go-to Asian snacks. Highly recommend!
Jan 19, 2026
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Just a block from the popular Jean-Talon Market, Marché H?ng Phát is a Vietnamese grocery that also serves bánh mì sandwiches for only $7 CAD-easily one of the best food deals I found in Montreal. For $2 CAD more, you can add extra meat, which I highly recommend.
Inside, there's a large shared table with 6-8 seats & a counter with another 5-6 spots. It's casual but convenient for a quick bite. On my first visit, I tried the grilled pork & found the meat portion very thin, so the second time I ordered extra meat, which made a big difference. The sandwiches are served in classic style with house-made mayo, pickled carrots & daikon, jalapenos, & cucumber.
I also tried the BBQ pork option, but it turned out to be more like deli-style sandwich meat, not the char siu BBQ pork I was hoping for-so I wouldn't order that again. Other options include beef, meatball, & shredded chicken.
The menu is written in Vietnamese, French, & English. The staff preparing the sandwiches may not be fluent in English, but they understand enough that you can point, & the staff at the register do speak English. Pro tip: if you're dining in & want your sandwich toasted, ask while they're making it-before it's wrapped-& they'll toast it for free.
If you're already visiting Jean-Talon Market, this is a fantastic stop for an authentic, affordable bánh mì.
I highly recommend to not order /eat there. They won't let you use their toilet no matter what, & are stingy about the amount of toppings. The quality of the bread has decreased, as well as their quality service. Being a loyal customer, I am very disappointed
Came to quickly grab some Che . They have a variety of Vietnamese dessert here & also Banh Mi as well - but I already had another plan so missed to try them out. I took Che Ba Mau, Che Chuoi & Sam Bo Luong Highly recommend tho!
