CNN names Vietnamese Banh mi among world’s best sandwiches
Monday, May 1,2023AsemconnectVietnam - CNN Travel has included banh mi (Vietnamese baguettes) among its top 24 sandwiches in the world in 2023.
According to the website, Banh mi can be easily found at street vendors and food carts everywhere. This is not only a popular breakfast/lunch/dinner to Vietnamese people, but also well-known and beloved by many foreign visitors.
It is regularly ranked in the list of delicious dishes that foreign tourists must try when visiting Vietnam.
CNN said the classic version is pork-based, starring cha lua (Vietnamese-style pork roll), shredded pickled carrots, pickled daikon, cilantro leaves, mayonnaise and other ingredients. Depending on the region, travelers can taste different kinds of banh mi with various fillings. "The taste is crunchy, fresh, savory, and utterly delicious," CNN said.
The criteria for CNN’s list are being a famous sandwich that represents a country, having a delicious taste and being loved by locals.
Besides banh mi, three other Asian representatives were Shawarma and Falafel pita sandwiches (Middle East) and Katsu sando (Japanese fried pork cutlet sandwich with shredded cabbage)./.
Source: VNA
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