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How we read reviews →Springvale street-food stall serving cheap, authentic banh mi, sugar cane juice and rice paper rolls
A bare-bones, market-square style street-food setup on basic tables. cheap, cheerful and unpretentious, with one reviewer describing it as feeling like eating in the middle of an Asian market.
Fresh-pressed sugar cane juice, made-to-order custom fillings including a vegetarian tofu banh mi on request, and a family-run counter with a well-known 'aunty' and 'lady boss'.
Multiple reviews are written in Vietnamese using specific dish names (che buoi, banh trang cuon), and one reviewer explicitly says the banh trang tron tastes exactly like it does in Vietnam.
Very cheap for genuinely good street food. banh mi around $7 to $9 and large orders coming to around $50 for two people. though one long-time customer flagged inconsistent pricing on sugar cane juice over time.
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