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Phi Banh Mi ...  
   

Phi Banh Mi ...

... there are a number of highly-rated Vietnamese sub joints in Hoi An, but we weren't sure what to expect given that they were on Tripadvisor, with reviews written almost exclusively by foreigners. We ended up with a traditional sub with roasted pork, pork roll, pate, papaya, carrot, and herbs. The second sub was seemingly more of a fusion affair, with cheese, egg, pork, cucumber, papaya, carrots, herbs, and avocado - there was a bit too much going on with this one. The subs here were definitely a cut above those back in Calgary, particularly the crispy, airy bread. The accompanying sauce was also a bit more complex than the simple soy sauce normally used. Though the subs were great, we weren't blown away like we have been with other Vietnamese delicacies. It was cute that the owner brought us Vietnamese coffees from the shop next door - it's truly a collaborative economy in Vietnam, with everybody getting a small piece of the action.
Disney-Nam

October 17th 2016
Geo: 15.875, 108.336There may not be a more picturesque location in Vietnam than Hoi An's Old Town - too bad it doesn't really feel like Vietnam! Good or bad, Hoi An's Old Town feels extremely foreign compared to our previous stops - it seems almost too perfect, too manufactured, to be the Vietnam we've come to know. If the World Showcase at Disney's Epcot Center had a Viet ... read more
Asia » Vietnam » South Central Coast » Quảng Nam » Hoi An

Vietnamese Flag The conquest of Vietnam by France began in 1858 and was completed by 1884. It became part of French Indochina in 1887. Independence was declared after World War II, but the French continued to rule until 1954 when they were defeated by Communist forc... ... read more
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