BEP Vietnamese Cuisine

Our family got an opportunity to try all the popular items at Bep this afternoon. Being parents of two young children, they are quite picky with what they eat. The food that they eat are flavorful and the adults must agree. The grilled pork bánh mì is well marinated and has an authentic taste. Ph has all the right taste and meat choices and is less on fat. You couldnt go wrong with this if you are looking for a health conscious meal. Beef stew (bò kho) is on point but I reccomend going with the noodles instead of the baguette. The lemongrass tofu with vegetarian egg roll dish is excellent for the vegan friends. You can't go wrong with this choice. Definitely a recommend for all! More...

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Our family got an opportunity to try all the popular items at Bep this afternoon. Being parents of two young children, they are quite picky with what they eat. The food that they eat are flavorful and the adults must agree. The grilled pork bánh mì is well marinated and has an authentic taste. Phở has all the right taste and meat choices and is less on fat. You couldn't go wrong with this if you are looking for a health conscious meal. Beef stew (bò kho) is on point but I reccomend going with the noodles instead of the baguette. The lemongrass tofu with vegetarian egg roll dish is excellent for the vegan friends. You can't go wrong with this choice. More...

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I come here fairly often to pick up lunch during the work week and have never had anything that disappoints. I always get half and half of the lemongrass tofu and curry tofu because they're both so good.

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I love this place, I love seeing a passionate chef and owner pushing the traditional limit of what Vietnamese should do.  I don't have a sense of faking it or we want to serve to this type of group or that.  Just this is how we like to design our restaurant, food, and services. Banh mi was great probably top 4 in GA, the presentation was on point, the flavor was on point. Price is on point for what they're trying to do.Must-Try if you're around the area. More...

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The food is really good. I just wish they use better quality disposable plates (more environmental friendly).

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So so so so good. Best Vietnamese I've had in Atlanta. The owners are so sweet, too. I don't go Downtown very often but since it's conveniently located off of the Marta stop, I'll be sure to keep it in mind next time I'm there.

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BEP!So glad this I had my first Vietnamese food experience at a place with that puts so much love and care into their food. I had the pleasure of meeting the owners that shared their story with me about their love of food and wanting to share their culture with the Atlanta community through food. The items that I tried on the menu were: tofu rice bowl, chicken coconut soup, pork banh mi and Thai tea. All of these tastes were new to me but I really enjoyed trying all of the new food. This place lost a star for me because of the location. Bep is located in the Peachtree center food court which is not a very accessible location unless you work in the area or live close enough to walk. I probably would not come here often because of the congestion in the city and having to pay $5-$10 to park in one of the surrounding lots More...

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Beef pho tasted very fresh. The broth was not oily at all. The rare beef slices weren't clumped together and could be separated easily. The bowl looked small but once you dug in, it was just enough to fill you up. I also ordered the Thai tea which was amazing. More...

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Location/Parking: BEP! is located in the Peachtree Center Mall food court. So there are tons of parking lots in the area and it is directly on top of the Peachtree Center Marta stop. I took Marta here just to avoid traffic and I had no issues of finding the restaurant. ( Great location for all the downtown workers in the area or those who go to GSU)Food: I enjoyed the food so much. We started the night off with Boba Tea then dove into our lengthy tasting menu! Before I get into the menu I am so happy that the menu had plenty of non pork options!!! So below is everything I tasted. - Curry Lemongrass Chicken in Coconut Milk (Cari Gai): This was my FAVORITE dish of the night. The chicken was nice and tender the flavors blended together so good. (My mouth is starting to water just a lil bit...lol)- Winter Beef Stew (Bo Kho): Seasoned so well. The broth gave me life. - Crispy Tofu Veggie Eggrolls: Yummmm- Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi: The chicken again was super tender.- Noodle Bowl:  The bowls were amazing. I was so pleased you gave us full range in the customization department.- Sticky Rice Ball Pudding: Won't be a go to. But i did like the white rice ball more than the purple one. Everything I tasted was great!!! The staff was very welcoming and knowledgeable. I would love to come back to this restaurant. I know because of location they close at 6pm most days throughout the week. Suggestion: Let's get location number 2 rolling so we can have longer hours!!! (So much better than your typical fast food/food court spot) More...

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I really enjoyed Pho in my hometown. I was surprised to see Vietnamese in the food court of the mall. I was kinda of hesitant to try. I haven't came across any good pho spots outside of my hometown. I ordered the shrimp pho. It was really good. The staff was helpful. I will visit this place again. More...

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I love Vietnamese food. I love what BEP has done. It's Vietnamese food l staying true l to its roots but also being innovative and adaptive. I'm going to update my review once I've gone back a few more times. So far I love the service and the staff! More...

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This was a great event. Thanks Sarah for putting another great event together.  Thanks to the restaurant owners for great hospitality and the abundance of food. I truly enjoyed hearing about the journey the owners had to getting the restaurant. I also enjoyed the tradition of give away money ( everyone received a red envelope which had money ranging from $1 to $10) in it.Location: Inside the HUB at Peachtree Center Food Court ( right by subway and across from CVS). It's best to take Marta but it's also paid parking in the area. Food: Curry Lemongrass Chicken, Winter Beef Stew, pork & shrimp egg rolls, tofu veggie egg rolls, Steam pork Bao buns, Honey Pork or lemon grass chicken banh mi baguette sandwiches, create your own pho bowl, and for dessert sticky rice Ball pudding. My favorite hands down was winter Beef Stew ,Banh Mi, and create your own Pho bowl. My least favorite was the sticky rice ball pudding and think I was because of the texture. It's plenty of seating in the food court so no worries about where to sit.All in all I'll come back here and recommend it  to people. More...

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Got to try this Vietnamese gem during a Yelp Elite event! For my first Vietnamese experience, I was NOT disappointed! The bubble tea was yummy! It has little tapioca balls at the bottom but make sure you fill it with ice (trust me it's better that way). I also had the tofu egg rolls..AMAZING! I'm pescatarian and not really big on Tofu but they definitely changed my mind! Now for the main course, the build your own bowl. I had the rice noodles as my base, shrimp for my protein and added some veggies. All the ingredients were fresh, they were generous with portions and it was delicious. If you're even in downtown Atlanta, make sure to stop by and see them! FYI getting to the location may be a little tricky if you're using the address in GPS. Just look for the Peachtree Stations (Marta Exit) and it's across the street and down the steps from there! More...

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Absolutely a fun and NEW experience. The restaurant is located into a Peachtree Center Mall food court [ a place where you can completely get lost trying to find . .BUT ITS WORTH].I was one of the late comer because of ATL traffic so I didn't get to enjoy any of the eggrolls but everything else was different and delicious.I had the Boba tea with the coffee bubbles [ not a coffee person but I like it]the curry chicken soup was everything and the beef soup had alittle bit too much ginger for me. the chicken sandwich were good too but oh my gosh someone please warn me next time about the spicy level lol [ at that point the coffee bubble was extremely appreciated. I created a chicken and tofu noddle bowl with carrot/cabbage, fried shallots, green onions and honey garlic and traditional soy sauces.. very filling and really good. this was my first time trying Vietnamese Cuisine and I think I would try it again! More...

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Okayyyy, so it's time to talk about BEP ! I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed the dinner I had! Everything was deeeLISH from beginning to end. Can we talk about their curry chicken in coconut milk as well as the beef stew So tender, extremely flavorful and located in the Peachtree Center food court next to the CVS, so that c you have an idea on where you're heading! I also had the chicken banh mi and a chicken with shrimp bowl. The soup alone was filling but I made room for all the rest. Though it's in a food court, the was plenty of seating as well as a rest room, but you'd have to ask the employees for the code. They've been open for less than a year, but they've chosen this area to add a bit of diversity to downtown! Whenever you visit, I recommend you try the lemongrass curry chicken with coconut milk. That was by far my favorite. Be sure to give them a try! More...

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Since Bep! arrived at the Peachtree Mall food court, my options for lunch has expanded. I work nearby so this is the closest I can get for vietnamese food when the cravings come. They have everything that is made for your typical Vietnamese fast food and its pretty fresh. For the vermicelli noodle, salad and rice bowls can be build your own "chipotle style." I opt for the Banh Mi and usually split this with a coworker since its a pretty generous portion size. Initially when Bep! opened, I tried a bit of everything and split it with a few coworkers. They also have the famous Vietnamese Iced Coffee, this is the only exception I make to drink coffee with anything in it. I normally take it just black, but iced Viet coffee is traditionally prepared with condensed milk. Prices are fair for it being located in the heart of the city. Customer service is always on point. More...

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Bep! opened in the Hub at Peachtree Center a while ago, but I haven't had much of a desire to go until today. I work in an office connected to the Peachtree Center but rarely hit the food court there. Bep! sounded good in theory, but I was wary of it being an Americanized "spin" on Vietnamese food and disappointing me. I usually go to Buford Hwy or Morrow for Vietnamese food, and although Atlanta does have a few gems, I'm hesitant when trying new Vietnamese places. I'm glad to say, all the preconceived notions I had of Bep! were worries for no good reason. I went to Bep! at 11:35. I had my to-go order in my hands by 11:45. I didn't have to wait in any line when I got there, but just minutes later a line was formed since the food court gets busy around the noon lunch rush. I'd say expect a small line if you go right in the midst of lunch rush.The vegetable ph is listed as vegetarian on the menu, but rarely does tofu ph have anything non-vegan other than the broth. I asked whether the broth was vegan and was informed that the veggie ph dish is completely vegan as is without having to make any substitutions or weird order requests! Yay!I also wanted a smoothie. Unfortunately, they use powder bases for all their smoothies except the avocado (Powder bases contain dairy-derived ingredients). I wasn't too disappointed by that because taro and avocado are my favorite smoothies, so having to choose the avocado was still a happy choice.The to-go packaging is good. I accidentally dropped my bag of food while walking back to my office and it survived the fall with no food damaged! (Hallelujah)The smoothie was meh. Really bland as far as the avocado smoothie. Kinda watery instead of thick and creamy and rich in avocado flavor like a good avocado smoothie should be. But the boba pearls were very fresh and good.The ph exceeded all my expectations! The broth was good and the tofu was amazing. It's a little different than ph I usually have. For those who are unfamiliar with the dish, ph has multiple variations with two prominent styles. The two most distinct styles are the Southern Vietnamese style ph and the Northern Vietnamese style ph. There are some noticeable differences, such as that Northern Vietnamese style ph has fewer ingredients whereas the Southern style is laden with ingredients. There are dissimilarities often times in the choice of noodles used and the sweetness or fattiness of the broth. No matter the nuances, the typical makeup of ph consists of noodles and a protein in a broth with additional ingredients such as bean sprouts, ginger, cilantro, onions, and lime. The ph at Bep! also has carrots and zucchini, which I don't believe I've had in ph before and could have done without. It somewhat reminded me of hu tieu chay. (Yelp keeps removing characters here so I guess it can't handle Vietnamese alphabet)The smoothie and ph cost ~$18 total, which isn't good but isn't terrible either. I passed on the bánh mì this time as it seemed too overpriced to me, but that's just because I'm spoiled by my local $4 bánh mì marketplace. I'll have to try it next time I grab food from Bep!. I'd say Bep! is fairly priced for the location and food you get compared to other food eateries in the Hub food court at Peachtree Center. It's not somewhere I would recommend going out of your way and paying for parking for, but if you're already in the area for work or a convention or staying at one of the nearby hotels, I would recommend stopping in to Bep!. More...

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Amazing! Hidden gem!I was blown away with how generous the portions were and the quality of everything they gave us to try. I still cant decide what my favorite thing was. Highly recommend!! Must be back for the Pork buns and that heart warming Beef Stew More...

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What a surprise! This is not Panda Express so don't let the location in a food court discourage you from trying it out. The Concept is fast casual viet cuisine with clean ingredients. Who said you need to go to Buford for a good Bhan Mi? Their bread is so soft. The vegetables are cut exquisitely with very light flavors of fish sauc. Their Patte and Aoli is all made in house and you can taste the difference. The meat is non antibiotic meat and the veges are all locally sourced. What tipped me off to the quality of this place was the beef stew. I always get this stew in other places like I love Pho. Most of the time the brisket is not cut properly and there is a ton of fat. Not here! The meat was as lean as can be and the broth itself was lighter than my usual taste but worked with their concept. The flavors are authentic but light enough for the casual diner. The ownership here is very involved in their business and there is a lot of love in their food. If you need some viet food in a pinch and you are stuck in downtown go here. The place may be small but the flavors are huge!!!!! More...

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This place is spectacular! Located in the food court is was a bit hard to find (it's right by CVS!). I had the thai tea with boba, it was really good and not too sweet. I also tried the pork and chicken bahn mi sandwiches. They were both jam packed with meat and lots of fresh veggies.  The baguette was also very tasty! I also had the curry and beef stews which were very flavorful. I honestly did not expect that a food court, fast casual Vietnamese restaurant would be any good but I was pleasantly surprised. They use all fresh ingredients and make everything in house. The food was amazing and the owners were very friendly and accommodating. Loved this place! More...

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I've been going here a lot lately. I always get Chicken Pho with white meat. It's my favorite. I've had it at other Vietnamese restaurants and I'm always disappointed. The people that work here are also really nice and the service is fast. More...

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The pork banh mi is the best sandwich I’ve ever had in my life. We came for a convention and I had it every single day. I want to come back just for this sandwich. The pho was amazing too.

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Tried a pork bowl with Bun. Fast food but not bad and reasonably priced. Quick as well.

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BEP! Vietnamese Cuisine is one of several good new additions to The Hub at Peachtree Center ("The Hub" is what the old Mall at Peachtree Center food court is branded and marketed as these days). It opened in July 2018. The restaurant has a corner stall inside the food court, in between GLC Cafe and Taste of India, across from CVS. In Vietnamese, "bep" means kitchen. This is one of my favorite new additions to the food court. The food, drink, and service we experienced were all good.Like other new eateries at the food court, BEP! has a nicely renovated, modern-looking buildout. It's a clean space with a fun-looking, illuminated sign, tiled walls, bright and crisp digital displays, and an open prep kitchen. Some dishes are already prepared, others are assembled as you move down the line, and some you have to wait for at the pick-up counter.The food menu features a bunch of Vietnamese classics like bun (rice vermicelli noodles) and com (rice) bowls with beef, chicken, pork, and/or tofu ($10.95 per bowl), banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches, $9.95 each), pho (Vietnamese noodle soup) in beef, chicken, vegetarian (tofu and veggies), and shrimp varieties ($11.95 per bowl), fried egg rolls ($2 each), banh bao (fried or steamed pork buns, $4 each), and fresh spring rolls (2 for $4.25). For the health-conscious, there are salad bowls and the com bowls come with a brown rice option. Beverage-wise, they offer Thai tea, ca phe sua da (Vietnamese iced coffee), and smoothies in different flavors with various toppings like tapioca pearls and lychee jelly. The tea and coffee are $4.50 each and smoothies are $4.75 plus $0.50 per topping.I've tried several items. They include:Food:* Bun (vermicelli noodle) bowl with beef ($10.95) - served with spring mix, bean sprouts, pickled carrots and daikon, cucumber, cilantro, tomato, fried shallots, Thai basil, house nuoc mam (fish sauce)* Tofu banh mi ($9.95) - baguette, aioli, cucumber, pickled carrots and daikon, cilantro, jalapenos* Pork banh mi (dac biet - special combination) ($9.95) - baguette, pate, aioli, cucumber, pickled carrots and daikon, cilantro, jalapenos* Banh beo ($4) - steamed pork bun with egg and sausage (comes fried too, but I ordered the steamed version)Drinks:* Thai tea ($4.50) with tapioca pearls (boba) (+$0.50)* Ca phe sua da ($4.50) - French-pressed Vietnamese iced coffee* Avocado smoothie ($4.75 for 16-ounce serving)In general, I thought the food and drinks were delicious. My favorite food item was the bun bowl with beef. It was tasty, filling, and really hit the spot. BEP! had a bunch of bowls already prepared and waiting to be served behind the counter. I think all they needed to add to each bowl was meat. The bowls were served in disposable plastic containers with clear snap-shut lids. The amount of ingredients was generous and everything was fresh and of good quality. I highly recommend ordering a bun bowl, pouring all the fish sauce in, and mixing everything together.Both the tofu banh mi and the pork banh mi were delicious. Old school banh mi purists may balk at the $9.95 price tag, but this is 2018 and this is downtown Atlanta, not Buford Highway or some low-rent part of town. BEP!'s banh mi are large (long) and, like the bun, filling. I was given the option of whether I wanted my banh mi toasted or not. I opted for the latter because I prefer softer, chewier bread on my banh mi as opposed to harder, crisp bread that can cut into the roof of my mouth. In the tofu banh mi, the cubes of tofu were cooked and marinated in a delectable, savory sauce.I'm not sure if the pork banh mi I got was any different than the standard pork banh mi. I asked the staff if they had "banh mi dac biet," which is a special combination banh mi (typically, a fully loaded pork banh mi). An employee checked their stock and told me yes. My pork banh mi looked strange and frankly, not very appetizing (just take a look at my pictures). It looked like a lifeless cold cut sub. The cold cuts that stuck out from the sandwich were (I believe) thit nguoi, which is a Vietnamese cured pork cold cut with fat. Another pork product that was in the sandwich was (I'm pretty sure) cha lua, which is a light-colored Vietnamese ham that is springy and almost pasty in consistency. While this wasn't the greatest-looking banh mi sandwich, it tasted good and I enjoyed it. I'd order it again.The banh beo was A-OK. It was chock-full of ground pork along with a steamed/boiled egg and a couple slices of Chinese sausage. The bun was rather big and could easily serve as a heavy snack or light meal to some.As for the drinks, I liked them all. I'm usually weary of bubble tea from Vietnamese restaurants, but BEP!'s tapioca was fine (we must have caught their fresh batch). The Thai tea had good flavor. The Vietnamese iced coffee was nice and strong with a generous portion of coffee (not overly loaded with ice). The avocado smoothie was icy, but smooth, sweet, and creamy.Great service. More...

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I loved bep!! We tried the pork bun, com bowl with white rice and tofu, and the banh mi with tofu. Everything tasted very fresh! Yes, the prices were higher than average for Vietnamese food but still very affordable, and I think the quality + freshness + convenience of bep makes it worth it. Also, the banh mi is huge! Their pork bun was one of the best I've had in Atlanta, including Buford Highway. The employees were friendly and helpful too. I look forward to coming back and trying more stuff. More...

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One of the most authentic Vietnamese restaurants in all of Atlanta. Being a paleo eater, I got the vermicelli bowl, but without the noodles (yes, noodle bowl without the noodles). The bowl was filled with fresh spinach, picked carrots and radish, tomatoes, cilantro, fried shallots and peanuts, all below a generous portion of their honey glazed pork and lemongrass chicken. The pork was very flavorful and the chicken tasted just like my mom's home cooking; both were cooked perfectly. I will probably get the beef next time because that also looked amazing.My girlfriend ordered the beef pho and it was solid. The noodles were cooked perfectly and the thin slices of ribeye were really good. Overall, I think the vermicelli bowl was better than the pho. It is very unique and memorable compared to other bowls I've had in the past. More...

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I really love their pho and I didnt need to add anything else to the broth only some jalapenos. The broth is super tasty and my boyfriend love his dish as well. We add some appetizer to our order and it is somewhat like a spring roll. Even though it has different indgredients inside. I will attached the delicious dishes we order. Thank you for the best service! We will come back again for sure! More...

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Located in an underground mall/shopping center. Had their pho and Vietnamese sandwich and it was delicious. The sandwich is much larger than the traditional size, can feed about 2-3 people. Pho was very nicely put together! Would recommend if you're in the shopping area. More...

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The buns and the smoothie

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Great Pho served with traditional toppings/additions!

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Great tasting food! Small selection but just as tasty as other locations. I'd recommend their mango smoothie with bobba

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This is a great place friendly atmosphere, down to earth and great food! I've eaten here several times and have never been disappointed! Everything is fresh and the staff are not always in your face! They let you eat your food before bringing out your next meal! More...

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I had their lemongrass tofu vermicelli noodles which included fresh veggies and herbs along with pickled radishes/carrots. I also had their vegetarian egg rolls too. The food was quite delicious overall! The concept is kind of like Poké bar where you pick your base, proteins, veggies, and sauces. I'm a GSU student and it's nice to discover new and yummy restaurants to try in the area while waiting for the next class. If you work or go to school nearby the area, you should definitely stop by and give them a try! More...

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The Pho noodles here was better than expected. Takes a while during lunch but well worth it when that hot soup gets to you. Highly recommend

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I always love when new interesting spots open up in Peachtree Center - Bep included! The food was great and you get a large meal for less than $11. You can choose between rice bowls, banh  mi, pho, and salads. Then you select protein and top it off with toppings and a choice of three house sauces. I opted for a rice bowl with beef, toppings, and the sweet n savory sauce and really liked it! The beef has a really great flavor as do the toppings. The only downside of this place is the speed - they are a bit slow. I recommend not going at peak lunch hour. I went at 1 PM and a bunch of us were asked to wait for more beef to be cooked. I completely understand they are a new business and have confidence they'll figure out the service! I'll be back :) More...

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Vietnamese food in the heart of Atlanta? A blessing!!!

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Had an interesting experience trying pho for the first time at Bep! As a vegetarian, I don't get many options to try pho, though so many of my omnivorous friends can't seem to get enough of it. I was on vacation with my sister, who decided to order the pho so I had the build-your-own veggie bowl which was made on sight from an array of available ingredients -- I even had it topped with fresh tofu seemingly made just for my order. Unfortunately, the pho took much longer to arrive and my sister waited patiently for it to cook. When it did arrive, it was so hot and and she was so impatient to eat, her tongue suffered a few scalding bites before she could begin to appreciate the taste. In the end, we switched -- she finished the cold noodle & vegetable bowl while I took a crack at the piping hot pho. Immediately, I noticed the tofu in the pho was not nearly as good as the one in the bowl. The taste of the pho was decent -- but I may not be the best judge as I had no reference to compare to. In the end, both the bowl and pho were too much for us and we ended up having to pack it. As we were leaving, we were approached by a woman -- either an employee or owner to the restaurant -- who asked for honest feedback on how our experience has, as the restaurant had just opened a couple of days earlier and they were looking to improve. I'll include below what my sister and I relayed to her-In the pho we found a piece of beef/chicken/some meat. As two life-long vegetarians it was a little off-putting. They need to take more care separating their vegetarian/vegan meals fromthe others-Quicker service time for the pho-More vegetarian sauce choices for the bowl (there had only been one)-The prices are a little on the higher end and the quality didn't really reach the standard set by the pricesOutside of that, I explained to her, we couldn't be of much help. This had been as much a taste-setting experience for us as the start of her experience was for her! I'm not sure I'll be back for pho anytime soon but next time I pass an asian bistro promising the inviting, warm soup I'll be sure to give it a thought. More...

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I'm updating my review. Bep was kind enough to make me a new bowl, so I got a bowl with brown rice, the spring mix, and shrimp. The shrimp was not overcooked this time, and both it and my rice were hot. Due to this and the excellent customer service, I decided to give Bep another star.As for my overall impression, I think the rice dish may not be for me. I dislike the texture of the greens with the rice, as well as the tomato. They don't seem to mesh well, and I still found myself munching on that more than on the protein. Perhaps their pho or banh mi are better, as that seems to be what the other reviewers ordered. If I do visit this spot in the future, I'll be leaving the rice dishes alone. More...

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Found this new food court Vietnamese joint in downtown.  Location is the hub at Peachtree Center.  Parking can be difficult during peak hours, it's downtown, yo! Remember this is a fast food restaurant, not a traditional restaurant.  With that said, we went after the lunch rush.  Setup is similar to a chipotle, with proteins, veggies, and carbs separated.  One can order a noodle soup, vermicelli, or banh mi style with your choice of protein and veggies.  Proteins consist of beef, pork, or chicken.  I ordered the vermicelli with grilled beef and veggies, a staple of Vietnamese cuisine.  I also ordered the grilled pork banh mi, grilled chicken banh mi, and the cold cuts banh mi for a later meal.  A Thai tea and Vietnamese ice coffee were beverages of choice.  Prices are about $4-$6 more than what I'm use to spending at typical Vietnamese restaurants, but for the location of downtown, I understood.  Proteins were extremely flavorful for being fast food court food, I was impressed. Veggies are fresh and peppers definitely are potent!  The French style baguettes were longer than typical Banh mi's I'm use to ordering at other places, not a bad thing.The vermicelli was okay, nothing wowed or deterred me.  However the banh mi was amazing.  The banh mi made a huge impression on me since the size was big!  The pork and chicken are extremely tender yet flavorful.  I did not expect this being from a food court joint.  Not only this, but the banh mi's were extremely good, well balanced.  I spoke with the owner and she told me that her pate and aioli are made from scratch.  This is "yuge" and definitely explains why I enjoyed the banh mi.I will have to return and try the pho.  I will update my review when I do so.  I hope this place continues to thrive, since the owner's attention to detail for each aspect of Vietnamese food is keen.  It is difficult to maintain the high level of Vietnamese cuisine at a fast food pace.  I recommend that people give this place a try and grab a banh mi for the road.  I believe the banh mi to be the gem of Bep! More...

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Bep means kitchen and it's the new Vietnamese spot in town! Location - they're located right in Peachtree Center across from CVS, a long side where Moe's, the Indian restaurant and Planet smoothie is. Concept - you have the option to order from the menu or chipotle style where you can pick what you'll like to add to your order. - If you choose to order from their menu - go straight to the cash register, don't go to the "Order Here" line.- If you want to choose what you want, go to that "Order Here" area. They have basic Vietnamese herbs, veggies that you can choose from for your items. Food - I came here twice in a row and got the following orders with my coworkers:From the set menu- Banh Mi Thit Nuong (grilled pork sandwich) - Pho Bo (beef pho) Chipotle choice - Bun with Tofu (Tofu Vermicelli)- Bun Thit Nuong (Grilled Pork Vermicelli)And the Vietnamese coffee (must try - so so so good!) Out of the 4 orders that we got, I really liked the grilled pork in my noodles and banh mi, there was so much flavor and it was season just right. The meat was very tender. The banh mi was very filling. I wouldn't have finish a whole sandwich by myself. I got to try just the broth of the pho from my coworker and the pho is definitely authentic and flavorful as well. When you order this dish, it is in a togo container and they do provide the herbs, lime and condiments to go with the pho. I also noticed they offer vegetarian pho, which is great! I definitely will bring my boss to try it out since she's a vegetarian. She's been asking if i knew anywhere that serves vegetarian pho, and I'm so happy it's close to our work. I wish the tofu was a little bit more seasoned. It was too bland for my taste. For the vermicelli dishes, you're able to get their house fish sauce to go with your dish or soy sauce (vegetarian). The do give you quite a lot of noodles, a little more than the protein. All food is made to order which is also a plus! Cost - you will notice that the price will be a little high for Vietnamese food, but for the location that it is in and for the quality of the food. I think it's worth it. Some recommendations to maybe work on in the future: - do have a sign to instruct people where to go if they just want to order from the menu because it is kind of confusing. I felt bad that one of the lady was waiting in the line to order, but then was told to go straight to the cash register. She could've saved time if she knew this in the beginning. - for the grilled pork in the sandwich, it might be easier to eat if the meat was cut a little bit or made smaller. It was kind of hard bitting into the sandwich without the meat falling out of the sandwich :( Other than that, I would for sure recommend this place to people who want authentic Vietnamese, flavorful food. I will definitely be coming back and bringing more people to come try! More...

Reviewed on Yelp

I came in with no expectations, but came out very impressed, and craving more! I had their pork banh mi and banh mi dac biet. Both were so flavorful, freshly made, and very delicious. Customer service was outstanding, price was reasonable. I will definitely be back! My husband had their lemongrass chicken banh mi and bun bo, he enjoyed both as well. If you're downtown, come give this place a try! More...

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If you haven't try this place out.... you definitely should! You're missing out! The location is very convenient, above the MARTA station. I ordered the tofu vermicelli spring roll, and the avocado smoothie. All the ingredients were fresh and organic. The spring roll was freshly made, the tamarin sauce added a colorful taste making it pop. The avocado smoothie was simply nothing short of amazing. The texture was smooth, and the taste was rich. It is a must try!!!! More...

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Omg!  Unbelievable!  I work nearby and was super excited to see this wonderful addition to our foodcourt. I arrived around 12:20 and the lunch line was already 20-30 people deep! I decided to go with the Pork Bahn Mi which was a foot long for just $8.50. Sand which was made to order and I was able to pick toppings which included pate, aioli, vegetables, jalapeño and soy sauce on top. I took this back to my desk to eat but unfortunately I had run to a meeting so I had to wait about 30 minutes to eat it. Even cold it was amazing. I would definitely go back and try the bao bun or the pho. Great quality for the price!!! More...

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Chicken Pho is awesome

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I was excited to see BEP! open for business, as I've been walking through Peachtree Center lately eagerly anticipating their opening. When I got to the ordering line the presentation was on point. Love the design of their space and the food looked amazing. I ordered the Banh Mi Dac Biet and the beef pho. This is truly delicious genuine Vietnamese cuisine. The Banh Mi was so good and you get a lot of sandwich for the price. The bread was perfectly toasted and the butter and pate spread they put on it was so tasty. You can build it anyway you like it or just go with the traditional way they prepare it. The Pho was unbelievable. The broth had so much flavor, and they give you the option to take it togo as well so you can prepare it fresh yourself whenever you're ready to eat it. I am extremely impressed with this place. The customer service was awesome and the pho and Banh mI are among the best I've ever had. Peachtree Center needed a place like this and I'm so happy I have a go to Vietnamese spot when I'm in the area. I also got an Avocado Smoothie with Boba on my way out and it was so refreshing and had a unique delicious flavor. I can't wait to come back to try everything else! It all looks so good!!!! More...

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