Di Di-All Day Vietnamese Breakfast
A Vietnamese breakfast counter serving Banh Mi, xôi (sticky rice) traditional street food throughout the day. · No website yet.
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A Vietnamese breakfast counter serving Banh Mi, xôi (sticky rice) traditional street food throughout the day. · No website yet.
The kitchen specializes in xôi, glutinous rice steamed and topped with savory or sweet accompaniments, a staple of Vietnamese morning markets rarely offered as an all-day format in the city. Xôi requires precise timing and technique; the rice must be cooked to exact tenderness, then portioned and dressed to order, making it labour-intensive enough that most Vietnamese kitchens reserve it for morning service only. The Banh Mi here is made fresh daily housemade pâté and pickled vegetables, positioning this counter as a resource for the community seeking breakfast-specific dishes beyond the standard lunch menu. · No website yet.
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