Bánh mỳ Bà Lan

I like the flavor of the bread here

This is the special banh mi of the shop. The customer said: Special banh mi, no onion, no cilantro. The shop made it as shown in the photo. When the customer asked again, the shop replied that no onion and cilantro means no vegetables, and no vegetables means no cucumber and no chili, and said that they assumed it was bought for children to eat. Who the customer buys for is the customer's business. The seller's job is to make it exactly as the customer ordered, not to imagine and argue at length with the customer. And if they made a mistake, they should apologize to the customer. Not ask sarcastically for the customer's address to send 2 slices of cucumber and 2 slices of chili. Just landed in Da Nang and the first experience couldn't be worse. In Da Nang, there are certainly many places that sell delicious banh mi and speak properly. This shop does not deserve to be on that list.

I have bought many times over the past 2 years, today I stopped by to buy 770k worth of spring rolls, asked them to add a little pickled onions, chili, and herbs, but it felt like I was begging them, the staff's attitude was rude. Disappointed.

Beef pate bread is very delicious

This is the special banh mi of the shop. The customer said: Special banh mi, no onion, no cilantro. The shop made it as shown in the photo. When the customer asked again, the shop replied that no onion and cilantro means no vegetables, and no vegetables means no cucumber and no chili, and said that they assumed it was bought for children to eat. Who the customer buys for is the customer's business. The seller's job is to make it exactly as the customer ordered, not to imagine and argue at length with the customer. And if they made a mistake, they should apologize to the customer. Not ask sarcastically for the customer's address to send 2 slices of cucumber and 2 slices of chili. Just landed in Da Nang and the first experience couldn't be worse. In Da Nang, there are certainly many places that sell delicious banh mi and speak properly. This shop does not deserve to be on that list.

Both the Vietnamese pork roll with chả lụa and chả quế are delicious. The main branch opens in the afternoon, so please note.

Delicious bread will come back

The price of banh mi is about 25,000 VND. The bread is always kept warm, the pate is fragrant, the cha (Vietnamese pork roll) is thickly sliced, and one loaf is enough to fill you up for the whole morning. The staff works quickly and neatly.

Let me tell you, next time even if you stuff money into my mouth, I wouldn't bother coming. Not to mention the taste of the food, I came to ask if they sell the spring rolls separately, and a middle-aged woman replied, 'Yes, dear.' My attitude was very cheerful. I just took one stick...

I'm traveling, the food is okay.

The price of banh mi is about 25,000 VND. The bread is always kept warm, the pate is fragrant, the cha (Vietnamese pork roll) is thickly sliced, and one loaf is enough to fill you up for the whole morning. The staff works quickly and neatly.

Looks appealing but in reality it's just average for the price. The bread is a bit dry and hard, the milk is bland, the toppings don't have a distinct flavor and feel a bit vague.

Looks appealing but in reality it's just average for the price. The bread is a bit dry and hard, the milk is bland, the toppings don't have a distinct flavor and feel a bit vague.

When it comes to Da Nang's banh mi, many people will immediately think of Ba Lan's banh mi on Trung Nu Vuong Street. This is one of the oldest and most famous banh mi shops, bustling every morning with customers from locals to tourists. The loaf...

Wholesale customers are crowded with a contemptuous attitude, closer to the bread shop next to Trieu Nu Vuong so I came to buy, from now on goodbye

The shop sells affordable bread, with lots of filling, the bread suits the taste of Central Vietnamese people.

Always crowded, delicious and crispy bread

The bread is also okay but not too flavorful

When it comes to Đà Nẵng's bánh mì, many people will immediately think of Bà Lan's bánh mì on Trưng Nữ Vương Street. This is one of the oldest and most famous bánh mì shops, bustling every morning with both locals and tourists. The bánh mì here has a crispy, hot crust, and is generously filled with chả, pate, cold cuts, herbs, and a signature sauce. When eating, you can clearly feel the harmony of fatty, salty, sweet, and aromatic flavors from the ingredients, creating an unforgettable taste. The price of one bánh mì is about 20,000 – 25,000 VND, which is well worth the quality. The staff work quickly, so even when it's crowded, you rarely have to wait too long. The bánh mì is always kept hot, the pate is fragrant, the chả is thickly sliced, and one is enough to fill you up for the whole morning. The only downside is that during peak hours, you have to queue for quite a while, and the pate might be a bit too fatty for some people's taste. However, overall, Bà Lan's bánh mì is still very worth trying when visiting Đà Nẵng.

Sorry to be honest, you recommended and praised it, and I saw comments on Google also praising it, so I came to try it. Unexpectedly, the bread was boring, with just a few slices of pork roll, a bit of pâté, a few slices of tender meat, and pickled vegetables. It was dry to eat, with no distinctive flavor, no different from the loaves bought on the street, and even inferior in taste. A true experience and an honest assessment based on my personal feelings, having eaten banh mi in many places 🤓

If you want to sell well, first of all, value your customers; they come to buy, not as criminals for you to speak in that tone—this is for the middle-aged woman selling. The bread is not tasty, especially lacking sauce and very salty. I don't usually judge food much, but what I'm not satisfied with is the sales attitude :))). Honestly, no matter how well you sell, if you don't have good service attitude, you will lose customers in the future.

The bread is okay, but the attitude of the owner sitting at the cash register is very arrogant, frowning, and unpleasant. I came to buy food and pay, not to beg. So I cannot accept such behavior. I asked him if I could transfer money, and he tapped the pen loudly on the QR code and looked away. I bought it to take home, so I asked for a bag, and he said, 'Eat it here, why ask for a bag?' He said it with a frown and annoyance, to the point that his wife told me to understand because that's just his temper. Da Nang has no shortage of places selling good bread; I eat here because it suits my taste and is near home, so I often stop by. But with this attitude, I will never come here again.

The food is okay, but the uncle and aunt sitting at the cash register, who seem to be the owners, have an unpleasant attitude and seem not to need customers.

Delicious cakes, so it's crowded, but they only start selling at 3 PM 😍 …