Last week I was on the search for a cheap (under 5$) and tasty sandwich. I found it. Bánh mì.
Weeks ago, Bartley Kives at the Winnipeg Free Press wrote a story about bánh mì, a Vietnamese sandwich that includes a baguette filled with meat, pickled vegetables, butter, mayonnaise, cilantro, more meat, cucumber, cheese, and more meat.
He mentioned a few places to get a bánh mì in the city, but here are a few more (mostly cheaper) places to grab a bánh mì:
Khanh Hoa – 698 Sargent Ave (~$4.00)
No Reservation said Khanh Hoa is a “great little spot for a viet sandwich prob the best I had in the city, and at $4.00 you cant go wrong. I met the owner friendly guy, looking forward to going back and exploring more. Thumbs up!” on urbanspoon.com.
Kim Thanh Vietnamese Restaurant – 888 Notre Dame Ave (~$3.00)
AoTT said that “the French Bread of the Bánh Mì was light and fluffy with a delicately crispy crust and it was a great value at $2.75” on urbanspoon.com.
Phuong Nam Restaurant – 883 William Ave (~$3.00)
OinkOink said that “if you’re looking for a late night joint to eat out I highly recommend this place (of course eating during regular hours suffices as well)” on urbanspoon.com.
Power Goes Out (to eat) 