Random topic I know...

 

Does anyone know where one could get the typical Vietnamese bread rolls used for 'bahn mi'?

 

Basically a lighter and flakier version of the french baguette which are too chewy and too dense.

 

 

 

 

 

Yes I've seen them..., at the street food area , outside of the moat and opposite North Gate. That's the place where The Cowboy Hatted lady is. I haven't tried them yet.., but, I did notice they were steaming fresh ones there...., maybe you could get back and relate what you thought of them..., wherever you might find them ?

OOPS..., so sorry, I just re-read your post..., I was talking about Bahn Bao(steamed rice bun). 
But..., I have seen bahn mi (baguette)  somewhere though..., just gotta recall where. 

I found this recipe through Google and I might make some later in the week if I get the time.

 

 

VIETNAMESE BAGUETTE – BANH MI.doc

You can find some at the french bakery L'Opéra.

Just Google "l'opéra chiang mai" on Google maps for the location.

Thanks I will check it out and report back.

Vietnamese restaurant just past the iron bridge.

1 hour ago, luther said:

Vietnamese restaurant just past the iron bridge.

 

Which side and in what direction?

2 hours ago, Chicog said:

 

Which side and in what direction?

Going North, left side.  Good food.  Pho Anh, 48 Charoenprather Rd.