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How we read reviews →Victoria St banh mi standout. tiger bread, house-made hams and crispy pork at $8.
Busy, no-nonsense takeaway counter on Victoria Street. orders called by number, queues form at lunch, and the focus is entirely on getting excellent banh mi into your hands as fast as possible. No seating; all business.
House-made Vietnamese hams and sausages not found elsewhere on the Victoria St strip; distinctive tiger-bread rolls with a thick flakey crust markedly different from other nearby shops; original Minh Duc in Springvale; accepts credit card.
Authentic Vietnamese bakery with house-made hams and sausages using traditional preparations. The pâté and mayo carry a characteristic sweet-vanilla note reminiscent of Saigon-style banh mi. Family-run with the warmth of the original Springvale shop.
Outstanding value. crispy pork banh mi at $8 vs $10+ at most comparable Victoria St shops; cold ham from $7. Generous fillings and house-made ingredients make this one of Melbourne's best banh mi bargains.
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