FOOD & DRINKS I am a bit critical when it comes to Banh Mi. I always prefer a Vietnamese baguette but I understand that in Paris you go for the traditional French baguette instead. And since we are in the heart of Paris and the French love their bread, it was good. For me, the huge amount of carrots was more of an issue. In my opinion it was too much plus I like my veggies pickled.
SERVICE Someone took my order at the front and the Vietnamese family made the baguette in the background. Can’t say much about friendliness and hospitality.
ATMOSPHERE This is grab and go only.
RATING The banh mi was good and for a quick bite on the go I would...
Read morePerfect place to pick up banh mi in Paris. Baguette was perfection, lots of meat (ordered the grilled chicken), cheap, good portion.
It's a small quick take away spot, so no real kitchen with a stove, from the looks of it. I'm a stickler on quality, so when I saw that the meats were precooked, and upon order, it was nuked in the microwave, I was a bit eeked out. But it's a quick takeaway spot...no biggee, and what do you expect... You get what you pay for....and it was delicious so really no complaints, just a heads up.
The ladies that worked there were very friendly.
I would recommend this spot if you're in Paris looking for a...
Read moreBefore leaving Paris on a roadtrip, we decided to stop by Saigon Sandwich for some bahn mi's to go. The small storefront was packed whilst we ordered, and the traffic is easy to understand.
The sandwiches are very reasonably priced, fresh and come in a tasy, crisp baguette. My order, a lemongrass chicken sandwich, was okay, the bread a highlight, but otherwise lacked the freshness I usually crave in a bahn mi. On the other hand, my girlfriend's order, 'the classic', was good, with a balanced tandem of savoury elements and fresh.
Overall, if I was looking for a quick and tasty meal in the area, I definitely wouldn't say no to...
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