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The menu centers on bánh mì sandwiches and cơm tấm, the broken-rice dish that anchors casual eating across Vietnam, each box layered with grilled proteins, pickled vegetables fried shallots. This is the format of neighbourhood food stalls transplanted to a sit-down setting, designed for quick meals and takeout but with seating for those who linger. The che selection, cold, slightly sweet soups built from coconut milk, tapioca, beans fruit, rounds out the Vietnamese street-food canon and offers a genuine alternative to the milk-tea shops dominating the dessert counter. The kitchen's calling card is the broken rice box, where the textured grain and charred bottom layer ground an entire plate built around one protein and a scatter of garnishes. · No website yet.