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How we read reviews →St Albans bakery loved for banh mi thit and pickled daikon, with a Brazilian coxinha too.
A casual neighbourhood roll shop and bakery run by friendly staff reviewers call Vietnamese aunties, with good music and a relaxed bakery feel.
Pickled daikon served on the roll, which one reviewer says is otherwise hard to find on this side of Melbourne, plus fresh sugarcane juice and a Brazilian coxinha alongside the Vietnamese rolls.
A genuinely multicultural bakery - Vietnamese banh mi with a distinctive pickled-daikon touch, served alongside an explicitly praised Brazilian coxinha.
One reviewer notes the prices are fair, though a couple of visits were let down by stale bread or a cold roll, so quality can be inconsistent.
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