What you did you guys did over the holidays 2 weeks back?
I remember being very disoriented as it was a holiday on Tues, followed by a holiday on Thurs and then it’s Friday where the weekend looms ahead.
I for one, took the opportunity to check out some of the food outlets that I haven’t had time to try. Well, that shouldn’t be anything new to you by now right? 🙂
Kevin, my trusted coffee connoisseur gave thumbs up to Quick Bites’ Vietnamese drip coffee.  I visited Quick Bites due to strong recommendation from a fellow blogger friend (www.houseofannie.com/) who has been to Vietnam and recently left a comment on my blog that their banh mi (Vietnamese french baguette) is indeed as good as the ones she had in Vietnam San Jose, California (where she was from and where there is a large Vietnamese population).
For RM8.80, my Classic Chicken (grilled chicken, mayo, house sauce, cucumber, pickled carrots, daikon radish & cilantro on toasted French baguette) was bursting with lip-smacking marinated grilled chicken, fresh crunchy greens sandwiched with lovely crisp, warm baguette.
I consider myself quite a bread connoisseur and I can assure you that this is far from the authentic French baguette like the ones I had in France, The Netherlands or even in top boulangeries in Singapore. However, there was nothing to fault about this as it perfect the way it is. Every bite was satisfyingly flavourful and tasty.
Other than their Banh Mi, Quick Bites serves a selection of other Vietnamese dishes which includes noodles as well as the famous Vietnamese spring rolls. Prices are reasonable considering the quality and portion.
On a side note, I haven’t been to Vietnam before so I welcome feedback from anyone here who had ate Banh Mi in Vietnam itself. What’s your verdict compared to the ones here in Quick Bites Publika? 😀
looks like a very generously filled sandwich for below RM10! and fresh too 😀
Generous, fresh bread, fresh fillings. I liked it really 🙂 Even the greens had a bit of work done, prickled carrots versus the normal fresh ones!
Been eyeing tis for some time…so I will try soon…hehe =)
You should! Then go for desserts like we did at Hot Shots! 😀
Hi, thanks for the shout out. I’m glad you got to try their banh mi.
BTW, minor correction – we’ve not been to Vietnam yet. When I said that Quick Bites’ sandwiches were close to home, I meant San Jose, California where we were from and where there is a large Vietnamese population.
OHhh okies, got to minor edit then :))