Curated List · Subtype:Banh Mi · Melbourne

Banh Mi You Must Try in Melbourne North

N.Lee's crispy pork, Kampot Kitchen's Cambodian numpang, An Banh Mi's Ivanhoe cult. Seven banh mi worth crossing the north for.

The Curator
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from the reviews we track
7 spotsUpdated May 2026
The Lowdown · Curator's note

N.Lee's crispy pork, Kampot Kitchen's Cambodian numpang, An Banh Mi's Ivanhoe cult. Seven banh mi worth crossing the north for.

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The Seven · Ranked

RANKED
01
of 7
N.LEE BAKERY4.3
VietnameseCollingwood
Editor's note

Smith Street's banh mi institution — crackling pork, tiger-roll bread, open until 5:30pm.

02
of 7
AN BANH MI4.4
VietnameseIvanhoe
Editor's note

Ivanhoe's cult crispy pork banh mi, baked fresh on-site daily and worth the lunchtime queue.

03
of 7
4.8
VietnameseReservoir
Editor's note

Reservoir bakery turning out Melbourne's most talked-about banh mi, including a standout vegan roll.

04
of 7
MISTER TRUONG'S4.3
VietnameseBrunswick West
Editor's note

Brunswick West's banh mi institution, famous for crispy pork rolls, pho and Vietnamese iced coffee.

05
of 7
4.9
VietnamesePreston
Editor's note

Preston's only Cambodian kitchen, where the num pang baguettes and iced coffee earn weekly regulars.

The Curator
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from the reviews we track

The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from the reviews we track.

Banh Mi You Must Try in Melbourne North · The Curator