Leila's Coffee Shop

RibRider

Local Guide

10.0

Crunch & flavorful banh mi - probably one of my favorites in Manila!

FriedFruitFiend

Local Guide

10.0

Surprisingly, there are many restaurants in the Philippines that serve Vietnamese cuisine. I bought banh mi at this restaurant with low expectations, but contrary to my expectations, I was surprised at how delicious it was. The crust is very crispy and the chicken has a moist texture. I ended up repeating it during my stay.

PeachyPerfection

Local Guide

9.5

I still remember eating at Anne Le's family house in Mayapis, San Antonio in Makati in 2013 when they opened their family home to customers to have a taste of Vietnamese street food staple Banh Mi. A sandwich that starts with crusty baguette (showing the French influence in Vietnam which was once a colony) housing 3 types of Vietnamese ham, the house liver pate, mayonnaise, veggies and a blend of hoisin sauce. Regulars were then introduced to Pho by their sharing of their family dinner for tasting. Pho became a menu item after a while. The Les (Vietnamese migrants to the Philippines) then div…

OrchardOlive

Local Guide

9.3

Best BanhMi in Manila because of their bread and wide selection of sandwiches. I personally like roast pork. This branch offers drinks and noodles.

SweetSnackSavant

Local Guide

9.0

I love Banh Mi sandwiches! This cozy little spot makes very savory sandwiches. The bread is crunchy! Crunch! The prices are affordable, you can order 2 sandwiches if you're really hungry. However, the wrap on their springrolls is a bit too sticky. I think they need to change their spring roll wrap supplier.