Tucked inside Able Baker Brewing Co., Arts District Craft & Kitchen on Main Street in the serves multiple varieties of banh mi including honey soy-glazed pork, ginger garlic chicken, hoisin pork belly, and peppered sirloin — all perfect for pairing with a cold pint of craft beer.

Palace Station’s Mumfresh brings a healthy, casual Vietnamese restaurant to the casino floor. Diners can stop by for lemongrass chicken or pork banh mi, teriyaki chicken, beef, or tofu banh mi, plus pho, dumplings, and boba tea.

Specializing in Vietnamese street food, Sidestreet Pho & Grill serves banh mi with fried egg, pork, and jalapeno or with pork, beef shank, carrot, and basil. Also on the menu are udon noodle soups, spring rolls, and grilled chicken wings.

Located in Chinatown, this banh mi mainstay serves the sandwich with classic fillings such as meatball, cured pork, grilled chicken, and fried egg. Most sandwiches are priced around $4.

Vietnamese banh mi chain Lee’s Sandwiches has three Las Vegas franchises, including a Chinatown location, a Silverado Ranch location, and a southwest location. Grilled pork, pork meatball, pate, sardine, and grilled chicken are a few banh mi options on the expansive menu, which also includes breakfast sandwiches and pastries.

Tucked inside Pho Bosa Kitchen, Bosa Boba is beloved for its namesake boba drinks that come with customizations such as basil seeds and jackfruit pieces. The local restaurant also offers chicken, bologna, brisket, Spam, and bulgogi banh mi, plus paninis and grilled cheese.

Longtime UNLV restaurant Mr. Sandwich serves banh mi to the collegiate masses from its humble strip mall location on the Maryland Parkway. The menu features a lengthy list of banh mi options including scrambled egg, charbroiled beef, grilled shrimp, curry chicken, sardine, and tofu.

Chef Beni Velazquez’s Asian fusion spot at Pecos and Tropicana serves everything from kung pao shrimp tacos to lobster with sherry soy garlic. The banh mi here is equally inventive. Filled with ham, crispy pork, gruyere, jicama slaw, and cilantro, the sandwich is accompanied by plantain chips.

This Henderson hidden gem is known for its quick-service lunch specials served from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The small menu includes banh mi with a choice of pork or chicken served with chops and choice of drink for less than $10.