O Mi Che

SERIOUSLY CLOSED RIGHT NOW!?! It’s 12pm on a Saturday. Decided to get something milk tea before work but to come here with the shop looking like its shut down and out of business. No BRB or closed sign or
anything!

I got a bbq pork bahn mi and it was not good. It was greasy and dripping with mysterious juices. Bahn mis are supposed to be dry and fresh. It tasted like they hastily microwaved some previously-​prepared meat and threw it in a sandwich with some sauce to mask the flavor.

OH MY! OH MI CHE.
The owner of this place is basically the creator of all of the Bambu dessert stores located all over SJ and various places. I guess the owner decided to have her own spin off of Bambu called… O MI CHE! Although I don’t like how it is in a plaza type thing… like they don’t have an individual store, it is like a store within a store type of deal.
Anyway, the concept here is you can either choose from the regular dessert menu OR DO-​IT-​YOURSELF. I was so overwhelmed by their endless selection of jellies and liquid base (taro milk, coconut juice, coconut milk…) I couldn’t make my own dessert. I just couldn’t get myself to get creative! I WILL NEXT TIME THOUGH.
Anddd I didn’t want something from their premade desserts because the menu was pretty much the same as Bambu’s…so I randomly went with the Lychee Green Tea with boba and actual lychee pieces… YA way off of what I intended on getting here.
Pluses about this place:
— they LOAD up your dessert drink with tons of jelly!
— the lady is super sweet and offered great customer service when we bought 8+ drinks
— if you buy 3 you get 1 free!

Look: This is where the bakery use to be… has tables for you to eat, kind of like a little lunch room.
Food: We had their Special Sandwich. which was not bad… Didn’t think it was anything special though… I also made my own drink with the stuff I like. again, it wasn’t bad. but the flavor of everything didn’t really stand out and make this one of my favs.
Service: The woman working was super nice and helpful in helping me decide what I wanted in my drink.
Overall: I may come back… if I happen to want a sandwich/​drink… This place is closer to me than most others… so that makes it a plus.

Rating: 3.25
Lately I’ve been craving Vietnamese sandwiches for some reason but unfortunately for me, I don’t live in SJ where there’s a sandwich every couple blocks. So when I found out this place existed RIGHT BY my house, I drove down there before heading to work to grab a sandwich togo. I ordered the duck sandwich with extra carrots in it and came out to may 4 bucks? Can’t really remember. Got it in about 3 minutes and drove home feeling all excited about my sandwich.
The size of the sandwich is pretty decent for the price. The content inside the sandwich was pretty good! But the bread was just a flop for me. It wasn’t soft and flaky like I was expecting it to be. It was hard or anything. It just didn’t give me the freshly baked baguette taste that I was hoping for, ya know?
Will probably return if I don’t feel like getting a Lee’s sandwich again… bleh!

I was so excited to try this SJ location since the Fremont one is far away. However, I was very disappointed. Some of the ingredients felt stale, or were too hard and chewy to fully enjoy — referring to the palm seed and red tapioca specifically. The durian I added was pretty standard — nothing too crazy. The coconut milk also normal. I guess this place just didn’t live up to my Bambu standards and the stale ingredients really put a damper in the dessert for me.
Definitely not coming back.

It’s all good time that I come here and get the sandwich. They have good promotion that you can buy 3 anything then get 1 free for the Vietnamese dessert. Recommended the C18. hella good.
Customer service is pretty good. I usually meet the girl with short hair and she looks like a Tom. She really helpful, talk to me nicely and help me a lot. Too sad that I haven’t seen her these days. And yes, need to know her name cuz she is cute and handsome.

Decent banh mi. Nothing more, nothing less. A nice place to pop in after you’re done shopping, if you’re too hungry to wait until you get home and cook something. Which is, frankly, often the case for me.

Ok.
2.5* for the sandwiches since I prefer my vietnamese sandwiches to be drier and crunchier. However, kudos to how big and heaping they can be.
4* is for the che. Love how to you can make your own or if you are a lazy butt, they have pre-​set combos for you to choose from.
The two times I have been there, the ladies at the counter have been super friendly and helpful (in making recommendations and tips).

Awesome place to get roast duck or roast pork banh mi. Both sandwiches were freshly toasted, and had delicious fresh ingredients inside. The wait was slightly long to get them, but overall a good experience. Will have to come back sometime to try their che as they have a lot of drink options.

I though this place was inside the lion market but it’s not. It’s next door inside the lion market EXPRESS. We ordered:
Suong sa hat luu: ⁴⁄₅ I thought it was going to be super sweet, but I was surprised to find that it had a good amount of sweetness to it. Yum!
Sam bo luong: ³⁄₅ not bad, but I have had better.
Yay a legit che place semi close to our place.

I’m just starting to get into Che and I love how many options O Mi Che gives you.
Jellies, fruit, beans, noodles, seeds, pearls … you name it and they have it You can play it safe or be adventurous, either way it always seems to come out delicious.
My favorite is the coconut milk base, it seems to compliment anything it touches.
This is one of my favorite places to satisfy my sweet tooth, I’m quickly becoming addicted.

O MI CHE!!! soo good!
This is my first time trying CHE. I did the build you own che. It is around ~4dollar and I found out this is pretty cheap compared to other che shops around here.
The shop is kinda hidden in the complex. You cannot really see the sign if you just drive around the parking lot. This shop is located right next to lion supermarket so yeaa tried it!:)

Yayy, finally a Vietnamese sandwich & che (Lee’s doesn’t count) in the area! When I first saw this place on Unilocal,I thought it would be located as an individual store in the plaza but it is located inside lion market, where sogo bakery used to be.
Vietnamese sandwiches were on point. The inside was warm and the BBQ pork was good and flavorful. The che is also good. I got the suong sa hot luu and it was one of the better ones I’ve had. The avocado shake, on the other hand, was a let down. It was not blended well enough so the you could feel/​taste the sugar granules, bleh! I’m looking forward to checking out other items on the menu. There are tons of places to get banh mi & che in the San Jose area but not as close to Santa Clara so I’m glad this spot is here!

One phrase… Roasted Duck Banh Mi Sandwiches! Yum!
Kind of funny that the store is located inside Lion Market and next to their deli. They probably get their duck and roasted pork from the deli.
This place looks like a mom and pop shop. Staff is very friendly and their sandwiches are great! Lots of variety.
I haven’t tried their coffees, juices or desserts yet but the options are pretty big.
I’m a fan and will be back, often…

Love this place! I love che and this is one of the only decent places not in south SJ.
They let you customize your drink order a lot which I think is fantastic. Mmmm taro milk base. So many ingredient options too but some of the fruits are only available seasonally (e.g. mango). I wish that they would mark that on their menus. You can add as many ingredients as you want for the same price, but realize that if you have too much stuff going on, you only get a very small amount of each. Bf literally got two longan –_​_​_​–
Banh mi are okay, but I wouldn’t go here for a banh mi craving.
Right now, they are offering a buy 3 get 1 free deal. The drinks are $ 3 ish and so are the banh mi so it works out quite well.

I have been looking for a CHE place near Cupertino for the longest time. I was so happy to hear about this place opening!
O Mi Che is a great place for Vietnamese che drinks. I was able to make my own custom drink and it was delicious! They have tons and tons of toppings ranging from jellies, beans, noodles, fruit, etc. My favorite topping is the lychee jellies.
One thing I wish they did was label their ingredients as I had to keep asking about each item. I wasn’t too sure what the flavors were on some of the jellies.
Overall, I would come here again… and again… and again! I can’t wait to make another drink! Yummy!

O Mi Che is worth the stop if you are in the area. They offer the customizable drink option for those who want to mix and match different ingredients, which I have come to love about Che places. I have to say that certain ingredients in our drink did not taste very fresh as if it had been sitting out for a long time but nonetheless, it was still a good, enjoyable drink overall. Bring cash as there is a $ 0.50 charge for cards.
Although there is nothing particular that stood out about this place to me, I would come back!

Came here after a grocery shopping at Lion Market, and I must say this place really satisfies my sweet tooth. The significant thing is we can customize ANYTHING we want with SAME PRICE. This is such a great spot for a quick lunch or some snack. The drink I got was awesome with coconut juice, pandan jelly, pink tapioca and a bunch of fruits. Besides that, the Vietnamese sandwich here is awesome. They have a really good bbq duck sandwich that no other places serve.
I’ll definitely come here again when I’m around this area.

saw An the famous che lady behind the counter!
helllla ingredients to build your own che here!
got the che trai cay with durian and it was helllla good!
cheeeeeah buddy!