Vietnam Banh Mi shops in New York

[Viet]

I´m a bit hungry now
@Götterdämmerung: is there anything below for you?


The 15 Best Places for Bánh Mì Sandwiches in New York City


15 Best Places for Bánh Mì Sandwiches in New York City
Created by Foursquare Lists • Published On: August 21, 2015



1. Banh Mi Saigon Bakery
Sandwich Place · Little Italy · 198 Grand St (btwn Mulberry & Mott St), New York, NY




2. Saiguette
Vietnamese Restaurant · Upper West Side · 935 Columbus Ave (W. 106th St.), New York, NY




3. Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli
Sandwich Place · NoLita · 369 Broome St (btwn Mott & Elizabeth St), New York, NY

 

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4. Banh Mi Zon
Vietnamese Restaurant · East Village · 443 E 6th St (1st Ave. & Ave. A), New York, NY



5. Luu's Baguette
Vietnamese Restaurant · Kips Bay · 134 E 26th St (btwn Lexington & 3rd Ave), New York, NY




6. Saigon Shack
Vietnamese Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 114 Macdougal St (at Bleecker St), New York, NY


7. Xe Máy Sandwich Shop
Vietnamese Restaurant · East Village · 96 Saint Marks Pl (btwn 1st Ave & Avenue A), New York




8. An Choi
Vietnamese Restaurant · Lower East Side · 85 Orchard St (btw Broome & Grand St), New York, NY




9. V-Nam Cafe
Vietnamese Restaurant · East Village · 20 1st Ave (at 2nd St.), New York, NY

 

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10. Paris Sandwich
Sandwich Place · Little Italy · 213 Grand St (btwn Elizabeth & Mott St), New York, NY



11. Co Ba
Vietnamese Restaurant · Chelsea · 110 9th Ave (17th St), New York, NY




12. Vietnaam
Vietnamese Restaurant · Yorkville · 1700 2nd Ave (at E 88th St), New York, NY


13. Rouge Et Blanc
New American Restaurant · SoHo · 48 Macdougal St (btw Prince & Houston), New York, NY



14. Épicerie Boulud
Café · Lincoln Square · 1900 Broadway (at W 64th St), New York, NY




15. St. Mark's Place
Plaza · East Village · St. Mark's Pl (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave), New York, NY

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

I guess this is how @Dai Viet makes his 80K

 

[steelseries779]

Strange, seldom can I see VN restuarant in China, though both Asian neighbor countries, but hell a lot of them out there in the U.S., LOL

 

[Götterdämmerung]

I guess this is how @Dai Viet makes his 80K

Nothing wrong to earn your money by selling food. It's an honourable profession.

Too bad, we don't have one banh mi shop in my whole city. But in a few weeks, I'll be in Paris.

 

[Viet]

Strange, seldom can I see VN restuarant in China, though both Asian neighbor countries, but hell a lot of them out there in the U.S., LOL

mainland china is a special case. you have better chance to find viet resto in hongkong and macau.

Nothing wrong to earn your money by selling food. It's an honourable profession.
Too bad, we don't have one banh mi shop in my whole city. But in a few weeks, I'll be in Paris.

ja, ehrlich verdientes geld. will you visit the viet quarter in paris, though I believe the quality there has lowered a bit.

 

[Götterdämmerung]

mainland china is a special case. you have better chance to find viet resto in hongkong and macau.


ja, ehrlich verdientes geld. will you visit the viet quarter in paris, though I believe the quality there has lowered a bit.

You mean Belleville? Yes and also to the 13 arrondissement. Of course, also looking forward to try new stuffs from the fabulous French cuisine.

 

[Viet]

You mean Belleville? Yes and also to the 13 arrondissement. Of course, also looking forward to try new stuffs from the fabulous French cuisine.

terrible, how can you eat such a thing. too litle. how much will you pay for the dish?

 

[steelseries779]

mainland china is a special case. you have better chance to find viet resto in hongkong and macau.

No, I didn't see much Vietnamese cafes in HK either. In China, Korean restuarants are everywhere on the street, SEA(Thai), Taiwan and Japanese resturant are expanding fast too. I don't know why there are very few Vietnamese restuarants in China (I saw only one in Shanghai and Beijing).

 

[Viet]

No, I didn't see much Vietnamese cafes in HK either. In China, Korean restuarants are everywhere on the street, SEA(Thai), Taiwan and Japanese resturant are expanding fast too. I don't know why there are very few Vietnamese restuarants in China (I saw only one in Shanghai and Beijing).

saying our relationship to china is complicated is an understatement.

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

terrible, how can you eat such a thing. too litle. how much will you pay for the dish?

That isnt enough to feed a cat.

Eat there and then go to Mc donalds afterwards.