Cute, cheap, and charming streetside Vietnamese restaurant serving up bahn mi's and a few drinks. The bread is very much on point - light and crispy like something you'd get in HCMC. The vibe is similar to that city as well, with stools that sit just a few inches off the ground and bikes whizzing by (though they're electric here). The sandwich fillings (e.g., pork meatballs, chicken, tiger shrimp, chicken) and sauces are solid, though not quite on the same level of excellence as the bread; but at about 30rmb per sandwich, there's nothing to complain about and all around it's one of the top bahn mi's in the city. Certified, and worth stopping by if you're in the area.