bánh mì báget.
last year, when anthony's closed ... things were bleak around here. (although, seeing as i was a huge pregnant lady throughout the super hot summer, it's probably best it wasn't available to me, as i would have gotten even huger.) anyway, soon after they closed, bánh mì báget moved into their space.
it took me this entire time to finally get over there & try some of their grub. since they are the "home of the vietnamese bánh mi sandwich," that's what i had to get.
here's what i had ...
besides upping their springroll game, the only thing that could make bánh mì báget better is if they offered a vegan pho. until then, they've got plenty of other vegan items on their menu i'm excited to try. i'll definitely be back.
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bánh mì báget
3548 n. southport
chicago, il 60657
it took me this entire time to finally get over there & try some of their grub. since they are the "home of the vietnamese bánh mi sandwich," that's what i had to get.
here's what i had ...
lemongrass tofu banh mi :
cucumber, pickled carrots, cilantro, vegetarian soy sauce, jalapeño & lemongrass tofu on a fresh baked baguette.
guys. this was amazing. since i brought it home, i added some of my own vegan mayo ... which really took this from an a to an a+.
tofu springrolls :
rice paper rolls stuffed with rice noodles, mint leaves, tofu, lettuce & bean sprouts & served with fresh peanut sauce.
here's where things derailed ... these springrolls were just a no. first off all, they were HUGE. this is a full size dinner plate. what?! second, they contained mushrooms. which were not listed as an ingredient ... and we know how i feel about mushrooms. they were also just generally not very good. luckily, the sandwich made up for it.
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bánh mì báget
3548 n. southport
chicago, il 60657
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