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How we read reviews →Footscray's legendary banh mi bakery. hot bread, house pâté, and a queue that moves fast.
A no-frills counter bakery with a fast-moving queue out the door at lunch. functional, busy, and famous rather than fancy.
Bread baked fresh in-house daily, house-made pâté and mayo, a wide range of banh mi fillings plus cakes and sponge cake, and a queue system that keeps moving quickly.
A traditional Vietnamese bakery approach. several reviewers note the bread-to-filling ratio favours authenticity over the heavily stuffed Western-style banh mi.
Rolls run roughly $8.50-$18 and bread from around 70 cents a loaf. historically great value, though a vocal share of recent reviewers feel the filling no longer matches the price.
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