Bánh Mì Bò Bít Tết
Bánh mì with bò bít tết (beef steak); French-influenced beefsteak, often served with fried egg.
Bánh mì with bò bít tết (beef steak); French-influenced beefsteak, often served with fried egg.
Raw rice toasted dark and ground to a nutty meal is the whole flavor engine of bánh mì bì: it turns plain shredded pork skin into a dry, perfumed, rustling tangle, Saigon broken-rice thrift in a loaf.
Shredded pork skin bánh mì; the bì adds crunch and texture.
Berlin's bánh mì descends from the Vietnamese contract workers who came east to GDR factories and stayed. A Vietnamese build on a German pantry, kept on the counters of Lichtenberg's Dong Xuan Center.
Style from Bảy Hổ shop; another legendary Saigon establishment.
Bánh mì served with bánh cuốn (steamed rice rolls); Northern breakfast combination.
Style from Madame Lan's shop; another famous Hội An establishment.
Famous 'grandmother's' bánh mì in Đà Nẵng; legendary local shop.
Bánh mì with ba chỉ (pork belly); can be grilled, braised, or roasted.
Roast pork belly with crispy skin.
Grilled pork belly; fatty, crispy edges, smoky.
Avocado bánh mì; modern healthy addition.
Mung bean paste-filled bánh mì; sweet yellow bean filling.
Red bean paste-filled bánh mì; sweet azuki bean filling.
Bánh mì with đậu hũ (tofu); fried, grilled, or braised tofu.
Grilled tofu bánh mì; charred, smoky flavor.
Braised tofu in caramel sauce; vegetarian version of thịt kho.
Fried tofu bánh mì; crispy exterior, soft interior.
Fried tofu with lemongrass and chili; aromatic vegetarian option.
Bánh mì for death anniversary ceremonies; served at family gatherings.
Order a bánh mì đặc biệt and you have asked for a quantity, not a recipe: every cold cut at once, the fullest pâté, sometimes a warm spoon of xíu mại. The deluxe line on the board.
Đà Nẵng-style bánh mì; Central coast style, seafood influences.
Style from famous Bánh Mì 25 shop on Hàng Cá street; known for quality and value.