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A Vietnamese street-food kitchen serving Banh Mi, broken rice boxes traditional che desserts. · No website yet.
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A Vietnamese street-food kitchen serving Banh Mi, broken rice boxes traditional che desserts. · No website yet.
A Vietnamese bánh mì counter making bread fresh daily and preparing fillings, sauces drinks from scratch.
A Vietnamese kitchen serving Northern regional cooking in a counter-service format Downtown.
A Vietnamese Banh Mi and coffee counter serving fresh sandwiches and Vietnamese coffee. · No website yet.
A Vietnamese kitchen specializing in raw preparations and lighter broths, departing from the Pho-heavy norm of most Toronto Vietnamese restaurants.
A Vietnamese bakery-café specializing in Southeast Asian desserts and savoury pastries, anchored by durian cakes and salted egg cakes that define the operation's identity.
Vietnamese kitchen offering Pho, rice dishes, grilled plates traditional starters in a modern dining room.
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