Paris Banh Mi & Bakery Louisville

This place has just about everything! Sandwiches, coffees, teas, boba, Ramen bowls, Pho, burgers, subs, even specialty corn dogs, and amazing bakery items! Super nice people and everything was great tasting and good serving amounts, all for a decent price in my opinion. Also was playing nice music and had nice decor. Can't wait to go back!

Pretty atmosphere. The food was okay. I got the Hot Cheeto Korean hot dog half sausage/half cheese and it was…sweet. Threw me off but would make a decent dessert ? Wings were cooked nice and crispy but sauce was mediocre. Customer service was as well, as I had to wait 5 minutes, tray in hand with my fresh food for a cup of water that I originally made sure to mention when ordering. Sat outside and the music was almost too loud to hear my phone. I would be willing to try again at a less busy time I guess.

The ambiance was really good, very spacious and it has a street view however the food was just okay. Pho’s meat doesn’t taste fresh and a bit rubbery. Chicken wings was flavourful. I love their Korean corndog and their version of brown sugar boba (paris at night) Still contemplating if I’m gonna comeback to this place and try their other food options.I’ll keep you posted guys☺️

A very well decorated restaurant with friendly staff. My wife and I ordered 2 boba teas and two desserts. We got a Thai tea for free because of their buy two get one free. We got a taro milk tea and crème brûlée milk tea. The taro was very good the brulee was watered down with out much flavor a bit disappointing. The Thai tea was excellent. Our first dessert was blueberry white chocolate cheese cake this was excellent. Second was chocolate peanut butter cake. Was good as well. It's nice to have such a place in our area.

Modern and trendy establishment serving delicious Vietnamese sandwiches. Very reasonably priced with quick service. Clean and neat dining area. Highly recommend the Grilled pork Banh Mi sandwich and Signature Paris by night bubble tea. The tapioca however was overcooked.