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How we read reviews →Windsor's beloved Vietnamese hot-bread bakery, famous for crunchy, generous banh mi.
A bustling, no-frills Vietnamese bakery-deli on Chapel Street with quick counter service, a handful of street-side seats, and a steady weekday lunch-rush crowd.
A vegan duck banh mi option, nem nuong Vietnamese meatballs, takeaway pho packaged with separated broth, noodles and herbs for easy carrying, and street-side seating on sunny days.
Reviewers call it one of the freshest Vietnamese food places in Melbourne, though one reviewer felt a particular visit's banh mi was under-seasoned and less authentic than usual.
Generally praised as cheap and generous, though a few recent reviewers flagged rising prices and smaller portions compared to previous visits.
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