Vietnam · Hanoi food guide
Find your next bánh mì in Hanoi
Start among the busy lanes of the Old Quarter, then cross the city for quieter neighbourhood shops and modern takes on Vietnam’s most portable meal.
Old Quarter
Fast, traditional and easy to combine with sightseeingBánh Mì 25
25 Hàng Cá, with separate seating at 30 Hàng Cá according to the official website.
Bánh Mì Long Hội
The official contact page lists 1 Hàng Dầu, Hoàn Kiếm.
Bánh Mì MAMA
Near St. Joseph’s Cathedral, with pork sausage, chicken and egg options reported on its broad menu.
Bánh Mì Phố
A long-running local name associated with traditional pork bánh mì and pâté-forward fillings.
Bánh Mì Bà Hường
A simple street-side option associated with cold cuts, pâté and everyday Old Quarter eating.
Bánh Mì Hạnh
Known for crisp baguettes and generous pâté. Confirm the exact location and current hours before travelling.
West Lake · Tây Hồ
A calmer stop with modern variationsBánh Mì Belly
A modern neighbourhood option that pairs classic technique with newer combinations.
Bami Sốt
A straightforward neighbourhood choice. Check the current menu, address and opening times directly.
Before you order
Small checks make the visit easierSimilar names and multiple addresses are common.
Street-food schedules can change without notice.
Confirm fillings directly if you have allergies or dietary needs.
Small shops and carts may prefer cash.
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