In short, Mr. Sandwich is Hue Thai. This appears to be a satellite restaurant for their flagship Hue Thai restaurant. This is essentially Hue Thai's sandwich menu with some desert and other popular Vietnamese dishes at Chinatown Plaza.
The sandwich taste exactly the same as Hue Thai. This is both bad and good. For those who enjoy Hue Thai sandwiches, you'll have another place to get it. For those who are disappointed by Hue Thai sandwich, you'll be disappointed by this place.
They claim the bread is freshly made, but something about heating up my sandwich right before serving it tells me its not so fresh. It doesn't have that balance of crispness and softness for the bread that tells me its fresh.
I went there for their soft launch, which means they really only had a few items like the pork, beef, and special sandwich. I got the special sandwich, which like before had the same spiciness as the one at Hue Thai.
The decor is very warm and feels like a good place to study and lounge around. Much nicer than the under the sea theme at Hue Thai.
If you tasted Hue Thai stuff before, you tasted Mr. Sandwich. Its exactly the same thing. Nice for incoming tourists since they don't have to drive 3 more blocks to get a sandwich at Hue Thai. Disappointing for locals since we don't really get anything new. Lets hope soon to be open Lee's Sandwich does better.