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Where to find bánh mì in New York City
Explore thirteen source-checked shops across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, from Chinatown takeaway counters to neighbourhood cafés and restaurants with classic bánh mì.
Thirteen New York bánh mì shops to know
Traditional counters and modern interpretationsBánh Anh Em
99 3rd Avenue, New York, NY 10003
East Village restaurant near Union Square where baguettes are baked in-house and filled with a cold-cut combination, pâté, pork floss, herbs and pickles.
Start with: The O.G. bánh mì.
Read the full shop guideSaigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli
369 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
Broome Street counter serving house-special, pâté, lemongrass, chicken and vegetarian bánh mì close to Chinatown and the Lower East Side.
Start with: The number-one house special.
Saigon Deli on Broome Street: menu and shop detailsXe Máy Sandwich Shop
96 Saint Marks Place, New York, NY 10009
Saint Marks Place specialist pairing the familiar pickles-and-herbs structure with classic pork, lemongrass chicken, coconut-curry lamb and a vegan option.
Start with: Super Cub Classic.
Read the full shop guideJoJu East Village
33 Saint Marks Place, New York, NY 10003
Modern bánh mì with Vietnamese cold cuts and pâté alongside caramel pork, bulgogi, lemongrass chicken, mock meats and optional sauces.
Start with: The Sweet JoJu.
Read the full shop guideBánh Mì Cô Út
83 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY 10013
Elizabeth Street takeaway shop focused on Vietnamese baguettes with cold cuts, pâté and changing hot fillings such as roast pork.
Start with: The house-special cold-cut bánh mì.
Read the full shop guideHanco’s Montague Street
147 Montague Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Established Brooklyn sandwich shop with a classic pâté, Vietnamese ham and roasted-pork combination, plus grilled meats and vegetarian fillings.
Start with: The classic bánh mì.
Hanco’s Montague Street: menu and branch detailsBanh Mi Place
824B Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238
Washington Avenue shop with a broad sandwich menu, including classic Vietnamese, pork chop, grilled pork, sardine and tofu fillings.
Start with: The classic Vietnamese sandwich; choose your preferred heat level.
Read the full shop guideBanhmigos
643 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238
This Prospect Heights branch lists a traditional ham, pâté and roasted-pork bánh mì alongside grilled pork and a tofu option.
Start with: The traditional bánh mì.
Read the full shop guideJoJu Elmhurst
83-25 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY 11373
JoJu’s Queens branch pairs classic Vietnamese fillings with caramel pork, bulgogi, lemongrass chicken and seitan options.
Start with: The Sweet JoJu, with cold cuts, pâté and caramel pork.
Read the full shop guideNew Banhmi Cafe
689 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216
A casual Nostrand Avenue stop where bánh mì shares the menu with pho, rice noodles and bubble tea.
Start with: A classic or grilled-pork bánh mì; check the current menu for availability.
Read the full shop guideChef Papa Vietnamese Kitchen
42-44 Crescent Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
A sit-down Vietnamese restaurant whose classic bánh mì combines grilled minced pork, pork belly, ham and pâté.
Start with: The classic bánh mì.
Read the full shop guideCơm Tấm Ninh Kiều
2641 Jerome Avenue, Bronx, NY 10468
A Vietnamese restaurant near Kingsbridge Road with classic ham-and-pâté bánh mì as well as steak and brisket variations.
Start with: The original bánh mì.
Cơm Tấm Ninh Kiều in Kingsbridge: menu and visit detailsSàigòn Cà Phê
2330 Hoffman Street, Bronx, NY 10458
A Vietnamese café near Arthur Avenue with bánh mì, coffee and other casual dishes. Ask which sandwich fillings are available on the day.
Start with: A bánh mì and Vietnamese coffee.
Read the full shop guideChoose a neighbourhood
Plan several shops without crossing the cityChinatown
Traditional takeaway counters cluster around Grand, Broome, Elizabeth and nearby streets, including Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli on Broome Street. Combine one sandwich with Vietnamese coffee or a walk through the neighbourhood’s food markets.
East Village
Saint Marks Place and Third Avenue offer newer formats, including house-baked bread, customisable fillings and wider sit-down menus. Astor Place and Union Square provide useful transport links.
Brooklyn
Start at Hanco’s on Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, compare Banh Mi Place and Banhmigos in Prospect Heights, or head to New Banhmi Cafe on Nostrand Avenue in Crown Heights. These are distinct neighbourhoods, so check your route and exact branch before ordering.
Queens
JoJu’s Elmhurst branch sits on Broadway near the Elmhurst Avenue station; Chef Papa is in Long Island City on Crescent Street. They serve different styles of bánh mì in different parts of the borough.
Bronx
Cơm Tấm Ninh Kiều on Jerome Avenue covers the Kingsbridge area, while Sàigòn Cà Phê on Hoffman Street is a café option near Belmont and Arthur Avenue. Check current menus and hours before a cross-borough trip.
Nearby Yonkers
Yonkers is a separate Westchester city, not a New York City borough. We have not yet verified an operating bánh mì shop with a Yonkers street address, so this guide does not mislabel Bronx or White Plains businesses as Yonkers shops. The two Bronx entries above are the closest confirmed additions for visitors travelling south.
How to order bánh mì in New York
Four details worth checking- Start with the house special if you want the shop’s fullest cold-cut and pâté combination.
- Ask about heat because fresh chilli, jalapeño, sriracha and chilli mayonnaise vary by shop.
- Confirm dietary ingredients including pâté, mayonnaise, fish sauce, pork-based house sauces and shared preparation areas.
- Check the exact branch when ordering online because several businesses operate multiple New York locations.
New York bánh mì FAQs
Useful answers for planningWhere can I find traditional bánh mì in Manhattan Chinatown?
Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli on Broome Street and Bánh Mì Cô Út on Elizabeth Street are two takeaway-focused starting points. Read their full listings for source notes and current contact details.
Which New York shop bakes its own bánh mì bread?
Bánh Anh Em near Union Square is documented as baking Vietnamese baguettes in-house during service. Availability can vary, so check current service details.
Are vegetarian or vegan bánh mì available?
Xe Máy lists a vegan Mean Green configuration on whole-wheat bread, while JoJu lists mock-meat fillings. Saigon Deli promotes a vegetarian sandwich. Always confirm sauces, mayonnaise, preparation surfaces and allergens directly.
Do these shops offer delivery?
Several provide pickup or delivery through their official websites or third-party platforms. Availability, pricing and delivery radius change, so use the link on each researched listing.
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