Bánh Mì Nấm Nướng
Grilled mushroom bánh mì; portobello or king oyster often used.
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Grilled mushroom bánh mì; portobello or king oyster often used.
Bánh mì with salt-pepper-lime dipping sauce; simple accompaniment.
Bánh mì with squid; grilled or stir-fried.
Grilled squid bánh mì; often scored and charcoal-grilled.
Bánh mì with pig's trotter; braised until tender, collagen-rich.
Mini bánh mì; bite-sized, party or snack version.
Bánh mì with mì căn (wheat gluten/seitan); chewy, meaty texture.
Soft bánh mì; softer bread style, less crusty.
Melbourne Vietnamese-Australian style; Richmond, Footscray areas.
Bánh mì served with mắm nêm (fermented anchovy sauce); dipping sauce from Central Vietnam.
Bánh mì with mắm chưng (steamed fermented fish paste with pork and egg); Central specialty, intensely savory.
Bánh mì with pork offal; intestines, liver, various organ meats.
London Vietnamese-British style; Shoreditch, East London.
Lee's Sandwiches chain style; largest Vietnamese sandwich chain in America.
Bánh mì with Korean kimchi added; fermented vegetable fusion.
Plain bánh mì; empty bread, no filling, often served with dishes for dipping.
Bánh mì with bitter melon; stuffed or stir-fried.
Mixed/assorted filling bánh mì; combination of various ingredients.
Bánh mì with jambon (Vietnamese-style ham); Western influence, pink sliced ham.
Jambon with butter; simple French-Vietnamese combination.
Style from legendary Huỳnh Hoa shop; known for extremely generous meat portions, considered by many the best in Saigon.
Huế-style bánh mì; smaller bread, spicier flavors, use of fermented shrimp paste (mắm tôm), chili oil, distinct Central character.