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How we read reviews →St Kilda's banh mi hidden gem. in-house baked baguettes, vegan options, and near-unanimous praise.
A small, spotlessly clean counter-service shop tucked just off the Acland Street strip. reviewers come for the food, not a sit-down experience.
Bread, pate, and roast pork all made in-house daily; the owner prepares orders personally and is known for chatting with customers about his family's move to Australia.
The owner bakes bread and makes pate on-site daily and shares his family's migration story with customers; reviewers repeatedly call it the most authentic banh mi in St Kilda.
Repeatedly called great value and worth it for the price, with high-quality, fresh-baked ingredients at casual takeaway prices.
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