Sau Voi Corp
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- 101 Lafayette St New York NY 10013
- Phone
- (212) 226-8184
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Business Hours
Status: Open
- Sunday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Monday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Tuesday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Wednesday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Thursday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Friday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
- Saturday
- 9:00am-7:45pm
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Payment Methods
- Cash
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- 75%
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- 75%
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Editorial reviews from the web (3) view all
It looks like a tiny record store, and
It looks like a tiny record store, and
it is. But hidden inside is a tiny counter with two ladies making the best banh mi sandwiches in New York.
A Vietnamese bodega serves up tasty banh mi.
New York’s first ever banh mi shop has been serving quality sandwiches since 1994--albeit alongside cigarette cartons and a lottery ticket machine. Sau Voi offers over a dozen different variations...
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Weird but Delicious
This is a very odd little shop that I never would have entered without a recommendation from a colleague. The sandwich counter shares room in a tiny shop selling asian music. Lottery tickets and old looking make-up are also for sale. But the vietnamese sandwiches here are quite good and very inexpensive. I have tried several vietnamese sandwich shops in lower Manhattan and find these to be the...
It looks like a tiny record store, and
it is. But hidden inside is a tiny counter with two ladies making the best banh mi sandwiches in New York. 0
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Save Money: Most sandwiches are priced around four dollars.
Fun Fact: The shop has an impressive collection of Vietnamese music and DVDs.
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