Banhmi11 - Carte

bannote mi is really beautiful, not very authentically compare with a Vietnamese banh mi, but still is really good and quality. I would not recommend pho. it's not very nice. but in any case they try it here!

I only tried the tofu banh mi, and it was one of the best I've had in months. It's definitely worth a visit! Just a heads up—while the prices are reasonable, I had to use my credit card, which resulted in a slight increase. I recommend bringing some cash instead.

I came across a lovely Vietnamese restaurant conveniently located along the route from our hotel. Their freshly baked rolls were football-shaped, crispy, and stuffed with black bean, carrots, and daikon, all complemented by a delicious mayo. As with many restaurants in London, they also offered a fascinating selection of freshly squeezed juices. Voir le carte

Correctly constructed banh mi, with bread pulled out of the centre of baguette and discarded, and served warm. Was disappointed that the only choices for filling were pork belly or beef. The braised beef was very tender and tasty, but there could have been more of it. The whole point of pulling out bread from the middle ot the baguette is to create room for more filling.

Bánhmì11 located at broadway Market near London fields. It is one of the best banhmi’s in London, voted in Timeouts best sandwiches it’s no wonder people always goes back for more (including me) they bake their own baguettes o it’s ever so perfect the freshly crusty bread with soft filling, they also make their own patê. I was so hungry before Saturday morning class I opted for the meat filler, the pickled carrots, fresh herbs and daikon compliments well in this “Vietnamese sub”. I am so happy that Bánhmì11 opened a permanent store in Old Street, and now have extended their opening hours. Pop in and try their heart warming delicious hot pho’s and summer rolls.

I came in here with a friend to grab some lunch, and both were very impressed with this charming little place. Welcoming staff, delicious fresh food very reasonably priced. I loved their Vietnamese prawn rolls… and Vietnamese coffee! very different taste from a regular coffee we get in our European coffee shops. I could easily get addicted to the Vietnamese version, as it’s a lot creamier : We were sitting by the window, watching the world go by while enjoying our food, however there were only 3 or 4 chairs by the window in total. There are also a couple of tables at the back, but the seating is very limited. I’d recommend to come early if you wish to eat inside, as it can get quite busy dur... Voir le carte

In a rush to grab some lunch on the way back to work we popped into this very cute looking Vietnamese place. I'm slightly obsessed with Vietnamese food at the moment and as soon as I saw the word from across the street I made a beeline for the place. The menu looked interesting and well priced: baguettes for £5.50, noodles for £6.50. You could choose the topping/meat to go with it, the Pork sounded particularly good. There is also a little cabinet with some chicken soups and rice paper rolls to choose from. I am a sucker for a good rice paper roll so I ordered one of these with prawn and a chicken noodle soup. Altogether £4.80 which is fairly well priced. The rice paper roll was a bit of a l...

I am very particular about my Vietnamese food. Ever since a trip to Vietnam a few years ago, I have been on the hunt to find authentic Vietnamese perfection. I have yet to find it in London. That's not to say Bahn Mi 11 isn't great. The ingredients are wonderfully fresh, but somehow the whole meal tasted more British-Vietnamese than truly authentic. I ordered fresh spring rolls to start, followed by the chicken on rice noodles, and a freshly prepared fizzy watermelon juice. I did not enjoy the spring rolls. They were way too heavy on the lettuce and too stingy on the noodles. It didn't really taste as though the ingredients had been marinated, either, so the overriding flavour was the leafy...

I was recently introduced to an incredible Vietnamese shop called Bánh Mì 11 thanks to my friend Boni being friends with the creators. She rounded up a few of us from work and we set off for Old Street ready to have our tastebuds wowed with a multitude of herbs and spices! Bánh Mì 11 was created by a couple of friends who left their high-flying business careers behind in order to bring classic Vietnamese street food to the masses of our nation's capital! Their bánh mì baguettes have received high praise and raved reviews, even the backing of some top celebrity chefs, such as Jamie Oliver and Nigel Slater. As soon as you arrive you're met with a wonderful smell of cooking and a cheerful hello... Voir le carte