Vietnamese4 months ago
Banh Oui
A Vietnamese Banh Mi and coffee counter serving fresh sandwiches and Vietnamese coffee. · No website yet.
Moss Park · Downtown200 King St E A Building, George St Entrance, Toronto, ON M5A 3W8
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The kitchen focuses on the Banh Mi format, a split baguette built to order with pickled vegetables, fresh herbs protein, paired with traditional preparations like cà phê đen (dark roast iced coffee) and cà phê sữa (coffee with sweetened condensed milk). The operation fills a straightforward need: quick, handheld Vietnamese lunch in a Downtown location with foot traffic. The sandwiches are built fresh to order, the coffee is made by the glass both reflect the speed and precision that define Banh Mi culture across Vietnam and its diaspora. · No website yet.
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