The O School Sandwich
I've tasted my first Vietnamese sandwich when I was in a business trip in Hanoi, and it was really, really good.
But the sandwiches in O Banh Mi in Petaling Jaya is not too bad actually. The last time I featured O Banh Mi here because of its egg coffee, and now I should also draw attention to its yummy O School: "the original Vietnamese baguette served with pates, homemade mayonnaise, hams, pickled radish and carrots, chili, cilantro and lemon grass. One sandwich fits all."
O Banh Mi
33, Jalan SS21/56B,
Damansara Utama,
Petaling Jaya.
Malaysia
Tel: +603-77328540.
Open: 8am to 8pm (Monday to Friday), 10am to 9pm (Saturday and Sunday). Closed on Mondays.
pearlie
Source: The Malay Mail
This egg coffee, is actually very interesting. I read fish skin has been used in Norway. And in Hanoi, via wikipedia; "The son of the café's founder claims that his father developed the recipe for the drink when milk was scarce in Vietnam, replacing the dairy product with egg yolk."
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As they say; necessity the mother of invention.
Yes, it is very interesting and very tasty too =) but I know...not all people are comfortable with eating raw eggs. But fish skin in coffee...hmm that is interesting...I wouldn't mind trying it though I don't really like the fishy taste.
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