To's Bakery & Cafe

I ordered the crispy pork banh mi for $10.50, along with a spring roll and chicken, which brought my total to around $13.50. Overall, the banh mi wasn't bad, but it did lack a bit of meat compared to other places. However, considering the price of $10.50 for everything, it's hard to complain. There wasn't much crispy pork inside; the crispiness seemed to come from the croutons they added, so I'm not sure if I received enough actual crispy pork. I've been to Nhu Lan plenty of times but wanted to try something different today. It was decent, but not amazing. The bread here was a bit less crispy than at Nhu Lan, but it had more of a bready texture, which I don't mind. The crispy chicken could have used more flavor in the batter, and the spring roll was quite greasy, but it was still enjoyable as a side. Overall, for the price, I can't really complain.

a month ago

Went to To’s out of curiosity on some people’s recommendation that their crispy pork is better than the “overrated” Nhu Lan. I actually really enjoy sesame seed flavour so that was fun. Not very pate forward for a cold cuts/bánh mì thịt but still very yummy. Good chilli heat. I will never be back though. Definitely not an outstanding bánh mì (yes I know I should have tried the crispy pork but I like to start with the “original” if it’s on the menu). The bread not up to the heights of Nhu Lan, which is basically next door (with a longer queue). $8.50

5 months ago

Dropped by for breakfast. Reasonably authentic grilled chicken banh mi. Fresh, warm and crispy baguette with a delightful mix of ingredients to boot, though sauce was a little salty.

4 months ago