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You're tolerating brusque customer service here for the 10 choices of bánh mì, the foot-long sandwich that is one of the most delicious robberies in the gustatory world at $2.25 per stickup. Barbecue pork is charred to a ruddy crispness, yet it's moist. Meatballs are densely herbed and juicy, not bitter like those found at so many bánh mì shops. And a breakfast bánh mì includes the perfect scrambled egg, oozing just enough yolk to liven up your morning.
Homer: Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Lisa, honey, are you saying you're never going to eat any animal again? What about bacon? Lisa: No. Homer: Ham? Lisa: No! Homer: Pork chops? Lisa: Dad, thos... More »
?Welcome to the Weekly's list of our 100 Favorite Dishes for 2011. Tune in every day until we get to numero uno! Now, on to the latest entry.I can't even remember how I discovered Banh Mi Cho Cu nearl... More »
The sign above--taken under poor lighting conditions as we headed up Magnolia last night--announces great news for lovers of the Vietnamese sandwich: Banh Mi Cho Cu is now offering the same "buy 2, ge... More »
Holes are our friends and, these days, so very necessary. One must protect one's holes against attack—gas mask, lead underwear. One is advised to have a hole to retreat to and, hopefully, another hole to retreat to and eat. The latter would be a... More »
Photo by Joy WeberThe Bánh Mì Cho Cu experience—from entering to ordering to banging out the door—lasts about three minutes even during the most hectic hours. Don't stop to inhale the odors of ripe fruit and fried flour. "Yes?!" the attractive... More »
The lure of the über-cheap Vietnamese sandwich is no novelty in and around Little Saigon, but now hungry clubbers who closed down the after-party, workers on the early shift and families trying to beat LA traffic on the way out of town can stop for a filling breakfast at this tiny hole in the wall that opens at the unholy hour of 5 a.m. Xiu mai (meatballs) are the way to go here, but dac biet (daily special, a mix of pâté and Vietnamese cold cuts) and thit nuong (grilled... More »
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