Cold-cut banh mi
The classic — house pâté, Vietnamese cold cuts, a swipe of butter, pickled daikon and carrot, cucumber, cilantro and chili in a baguette toasted to a crackle.
SignatureA crackly baguette split warm, laid with house pâté, cold cuts, a swipe of pâté-butter, then daikon and carrot pickled bright — Vietnamese street food the way Dundas St E has loved it for years. 275 reviews and counting.
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Banh mi is Vietnam's own take on the French baguette — a colonial-era loaf reborn light and airy, split and stacked with pâté, pickles, herbs and heat. It's fast food with a hundred years of craft behind it.
Nguyệt Minh has been the corner people name-drop when a friend asks where to get the real thing on Dundas — the crackle of the bread, the balance of the pickle, the coffee poured strong. The 4.4 stars aren't an accident.
On the strip in east Mississauga. Call ahead for a big order — or just walk in.
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