One More Vietnamesisk Smak — Restaurant in Stockholm

This is the fifth time I’ve been here this month. That might not sound like a lot to you, but for me, it is. I’m a student at the moment, and I can’t really afford to eat out, but I still do. This place is special to me because we found it by accident, just stumbled upon it. I was supposed to try another spot around the corner, I can’t even remember the name now, but it was closed that day. So we decided to grab whatever was open and looked like it had some decent food. I noticed they had Bánh mì on the menu, which happens to be one of my favorite sandwiches in the world. I fell in love with Bánh mì while living in New York. A friend introduced me to this Vietnamese joint in Chinatown where I could get a delicious Bánh mì for $2.50. I was hooked. That was near the end of my time in NYC. After that, I moved back to Stockholm, and since then, I hadn’t really had a decent Bánh mì until now. Let me try to explain it. The sandwich comes straight from the oven. The bread, a white baguette, is grilled just enough so that every bite has the perfect crunch. Inside, you’ll find beautifully seasoned pork, shredded carrots, a generous layer of mayonnaise, and a few sprigs of fresh cilantro to finish it off. I live on the other side of the city, and I don’t think twice about jumping on the subway and riding 30 minutes just to sit down with one of these sandwiches. It’s been a long time since I felt this way about food, about what a dish can do to you. It’s really hard to put into words. My advice? Take the time and try...

The baguette is the best sandwich in a one-kilometer radhus at least and by far. It is worth every öre of its 100 SEK. The place is neat and clean. The food is prepared in front of you. You have viewing rights to every detail. The service is friendly. The time of preparation depends on the queue ahead of you. During lunch time on a weekday it can be up to 20 minutes. Again, if you can afford the wait, it is worth it in taste and nutrition. Also, consider take out, as the place is very small. If you have the option to take out it is not only more efficient, it is courteous to those without the...

Every time I visit a new city, and spot a delicious seeming Vietnamese Restaurant, it's hard to resist! I've been disappointed in the past, with old ingredients and overpriced dishes. Ive also had some delicious ones. This place is one of the best I've tried! The ingredients are fresh, well balanced together and the prices reasonable! The one problem was that the baguette was a little small for the price. But still delicious. It's also a newly opened family restaurant. They welcomed us...