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super friendly staff and lots of great chinese bun options!
first time trying Pandan honeycomb cake and I am now obsessed
Will be getting it here every time I come back to this part of Toronto!
The kid in front of me ordered 14 hot dog buns and I think that truly shows the quality of this place 😋🤣
first time trying Pandan honeycomb cake and I am now obsessed
Will be getting it here every time I come back to this part of Toronto!
The kid in front of me ordered 14 hot dog buns and I think that truly shows the quality of this place 😋🤣
Small classic asian bakery with THE BEST banh mi in the east end. Their baguette is freshly baked and so crispy. We’ve been coming here for years and it’s hard to find a place that beats it for cheap and easy eats. I always order their banh mi before road trips and of course just a fast and furious lunch.
Best Viet subs in the city. House made ingredients on bread that's got a nice bit of crunch! Atmosphere score isn't a criticism, it's a takeout place and a rare city bargain at 5bucks.
best Asian bakery ! they have stood the test of time for a reason. I have been going there for more than 10 years. It's always fresh, delicious and unbelievably cheap.
I ordered a banh mi and it looked beautiful! It looked like the perfect sandwich, but unfortunately it tasted just ok. You can tell the bread was freshly baked which was the highlight. But I felt like it was lacking flavour/seasoning. Sadly it didn't hit my banh mi craving :(
Would comeback for pastries, but only as a last resort for banh mi.
Would comeback for pastries, but only as a last resort for banh mi.
Best bakery ever! Please go support this family biz. Ive been going for 100 years since forever. Banh Mi for $5 and under (used to be $3 but inflation etc). I get the Saigon Special $5, Veg $4.50, chicken $5. And extra mayo $0.75. Extra spicy on all. Also love their curry beef hand held patty’s. Only ones in the city!!!! Show them some love. Cash only. Or etransfer. Get there early as they tend to sell out.
Cash only. Almost all their bakery items are individually wrapped. The steam BBQ pork bun was pretty dry. Would have been nice to eat a hot banh mi (Viet sandwich) but they say they don't toast their banh mi because the baguettes are made fresh. If you like the bread on the crunchy side, you'll like their baguette. The "meatball and sausage" sandwich came with Vietnamese meatball, Vietnamese pork sausage, pickled carrots, mayo and cilantro. Not sure if the other sandwiches come with cucumbers and paté. Not bad for cheap snacks and a light meal
