lee's sandwiches

their croissants are to die for. it's overwhelming how many options there are, but in the best kind of way. love it!

what a selection!. i had a salami sandwich piled with salami, it was one of the enormous wall of sandwiches available. my partner had a curry special with baguette. we both loved the curry although we couldnt identify or eat some of the meat in it.
i passed by this place so many times and now i'm hooked.

best baguettes. since i left new orleans. when the neon light in the window says: "hot baguettes now" you'd better stop in. two baguettes for $1.50, what a deal.

was great im from tulsa ok and we dont have anything like this there . really great sandwich and coffee!

really good bread. sandwich is pretty good, not my favorite but defiantly worth a try.

awesome baguettes. the bread is wonderful, i'm looking forward to trying the croissants.

great sandwiches fair prices and clean!

we used to love coming to lees. the staff was friendly, plenty of lighting, food always fresh & good but something has changed in the last year.... dim lit now, food not fresh like it use to be & today staff was extremely rude so i will not be back. pho hieu exceeds my expectations every time i go & will get all of my business going forward!!

it's not the best at bahmis, but their coffee is off the chain. love to come here when i have a little work to do. if you don't mind all the loud noise from all the vietnamese people hang out spot the. you may like it to! the croissants are supper yummy and the smoothies a pretty darn good too. my favorite pastries are the danish and the coconut raisin bread.

i enjoy lee's. the variety of vietnamese sandwiches is unmatched. and the product is pretty good. fresh bread and ingredients. i do wish the taste was a notch above, however. this is sorta the subway of vietnamese sandwiches. got it? lol.

you also have to put up with numbers being called loudly over the speaker system. it is a bit distracting if you are looking for a quiet, intimate lunch. it's a marathon of activity and if you are looking to grab a good, quick sandwich, this is the place for you!

i recently heard an npr program (lynn rosetto casper), that focused on the joy of the banh mi sandwich--something with which i was unfamiliar.  after the program i couldn't wait to try one.  i did a little homework and lee's seemed to be one of the premier places offering this marvelous creation.  i was really impressed by the size of the place, the cleanliness, the bright colors and easy to follow menu.  the staff make this place hum like a well oiled machine.  i tried the grilled pork asian sandwich (with extra meat), and a little order of beignets to boot.  the sandwich consists of a traditional french baguette, very tender, very nicely seasoned grilled pork, with lots of crunch veggies and some great sauce as a garnish.  the flavor is just plain great--exactly like lynn described it.  i don't go out for sandwiches a lot, but i think that's about to change--now i want to try all the varieties!  thank you lee's! :)

love the iced coffee, and the baguettes can't be matched anywhere. the baguettes are perfectly crispy on the outside and super soft on the inside - get them hot on the hour/half hour. sandwiches are flavorful and fresh.

i was surprised to find an extension of this chain in oklahoma city. it is very at home in the asian district but goes well beyond asian sandwiches. if you're looking for a good asian sandwich try the barbecue pork or the shredded chicken with extra jalapenos if you like a little spice. be warned they are asian jalapenos intend to be spicier than the american variety. i really enjoy a simple blt with double bacon of course and the side of mustard which goes unbelievably well with their crispy crunchy baguettes. it's worth mentioning that you can get 2 day old baguettes for a dollar on your way out the door. they are perfect for a nice bruschetta. probably my favorite place in oklahoma city to get a very reasonably priced quick sandwich.

oklahoma city – rarely is there a day that i drive through okc’s asian district and not see a ton of cars in the parking lot of the ever-popular restaurant lee’s sandwiches. sure, there are other sandwich places within view (one that is the biggest chain in the world and features a formerly fat man named jared as their spokesman) of lee’s, but their parking lots aren’t nearly as full.

(october 2015)
stopped by for breakfast one day, and lunch the next!  delicious and fast as always, even when there is a lot of people.  for breakfast, i recommend the ham, egg, & cheese croissant (which they stop serving that around 10:30am).  for lunch, i recommend any of their vietnamese banh mi sandwiches - some of the best sandwiches in oklahoma city!  my favorite is always #1 (special).  try it out and let me know what you think!
(july 19, 2015)

returned to lee's for a red bean smoothie - and it was delicious!  we always have and will continue to love their smoothies here, especially with boba.  the boba the last time we had a smoothie were kind of old, but this time around, they were easy to chew on, soft, and tasted like they were freshly made.  the smoothie was also very good and we enjoyed every bit of it on a hot day.
(june 22, 2015)

lee's sandwiches are not only very affordable, but loaded with straight-forward, wholesome flavors. after a very busy start of the morning, we dropped by for breakfast at lee's. the loyal patrons of the restaurant - mainly others meeting friends and family over coffee and breakfast - were present and there was a lot of them. as always, upon entering, we are greeted by the many flashing neon lights and colors of the place. it's lively, open, and always with appetizing smells in the air. there were also other people coming in and out ordering breakfast to go on their way to work, which is a very good idea. while the restaurant was serving breakfast, they were also serving all their lunch and dinner items as well (e.g. pho noodle soup, banh mi sandwiches, smoothies).

seeing that it was breakfast, my husband ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese croissant and he ordered the #1 sandwich (a traditional vietnamese sandwich). mine was very hot, cheese melting and gushing off the edges of my very buttery, flaky croissant. the bacon was okay, but the egg, cheese, and bread was the best in that sandwich. my husband's looks unassuming, but there's tons of flavors in that traditional banh mi sandwich, and it was very good!

overall, we loved our experience and we would come back again! also, when we came, it was fun watching the bakers run the machine in the corner that bakes the bread then line them in the baking trays. even if lee's sandwiches is an international chain, it's nice to know that they straight-up bake their items, which adds more to the appeal of it all. like i said, we would come back and you should definitely give them a try - whether on the way to work, with your children, or by yourself - it's good for everyone who likes sandwiches, vietnamese food, smoothies, and quick, affordable meals!

( may 2, 2015)

great sandwiches & smoothies, especially for lunch!. it's always a pleasure to see this business so busy during the days and evenings! it really deserves it. the sandwiches are always delicious, made fresh, and quick (as long as there's not a person ordering 20 sandwiches in front of you - yes, this happened, and i don't blame them at all)! we've tried several flavors of their smoothies - with and without boba - and they are delicious. give lee's a try if you haven't already!