“good but very inconsistent. Many times the bread is stale and hard. When it’s fresh it’s very good but it’s a gamble.”
H3
8.3/10Vietnamese
AI-generated summary
Get the #1, the , and add pate. It runs about $9 and people call it the best in Manhattan Chinatown. The bread is the gamble, plenty of people say it comes stale, and some think it's sweetened for an American palate. It gets crowded, so the common advice is to call your order ahead.
“good but very inconsistent. Many times the bread is stale and hard. When it’s fresh it’s very good but it’s a gamble.”
H3
“one of the only places to get a fantastic banh mi in Manhattan”
H2
“Banh Mi e.g. Banh Mi Saigon, Ba Xuyen, Saigon Vietnamese Deli”
H2
“Banh Mi e.g. Banh Mi Saigon. Get extra meat if you're so inclined”
H2
“Tier 2) Saigon Vietnamese sandwich (small deli in chinatown), Bahn Mi Saigon, Bahn Mi Zon”
H2
“Banh Mi e.g. Banh Mi Saigon, Ba Xuyen, Saigon Vietnamese Deli”
H2
“I’ve tried tons of Bahn mi places and none of them get it the way Bahn Mi Saigon does, especially the way the bread, the bbq pork, and the carrot daikon slaw are done.”
H2
“Bahn Mi Saigon for their #1 viet sandwich.”
H2
“- Banh Mi e.g. Banh Mi Saigon, Ba Xuyen, Saigon Vietnamese Deli”
H2
“You can get a better version from Bahn Mi Saigon at their counter.”
H2
“I think they make the best viet sandwich in manhattan.”
H2
“Banh Mi Saigon for their viet sandwiches.”
H2