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Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope StoopNot too long ago, we made an argument that pierogies should join the ranks of pizza and bagels [/blog/food/dining-review-scrumptious-generational-synchronicity-at-babas-pierogies/] to create a trilogy of the most discussed and debated foods in the city. I respectfully submit banh mi as an addition to
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Chinatown on 58th Street and 8th Avenue in Sunset Park. (Courtesy: redleaf8 / Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/BIH0_cDAUef/?tagged=sunsetparkbrooklyn]) Keep up with what’s going on in the neighborhood all week — follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/sunsetparkvoice], Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/sunsetparkvoice], and Instagram
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Classic Banh mi at Ba Xuyên in Sunset Park. (Courtesy: Lori.L /Yelp [http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ba-xuyen-brooklyn-2?select=9IjN9pz9Th8s-GNMsWpjCw] )For years, Ba Xuyên [http://www.yelp.com/biz/ba-xuyen-brooklyn-2] restaurant has been serving up flavorful Banh Mi to Sunset Park residents and Brooklynites in search for soulful
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Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope StoopA bright, sun-splashed afternoon calls for a bright, sun-splashed meal. So today’s destination choice was easy: the brand spankin’ new HENRI’s Backyard [http://henrisbackyard.com/] (256 4th Avenue between President and Carroll Streets). Owner Binh Douglas had a soft opening last weekend
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Courtesy of HENRI’s BackyardThe taps are ready. 18 of them, to be exact. And the beer shall flow. Owner Binh Douglas is gearing up to open HENRI’s Backyard [http://henrisbackyard.com/] (256 4th Avenue between President and Carroll Streets) on Friday, July 15, and wants you to have
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Photo by Park Slope StoopThe neighborhood is chock full of many lunch spots, so how can you decide which one to choose? The new Park Slope Lunch Beat [/?s=park+slope+lunch+beat] guides you through the myriad of choices available. We’ll break down the basics, share some special
921 Cortelyou Road
Photo by Ditmas Park CornerGet your hands on juices from Cold Press’d [/blog/food/cold-pressd-is-now-serving-up-freshly-squeezed-juices-at-921-cortelyou-road-by-coney-island-avenue] (921 Cortelyou Road, by Coney Island Avenue) soon, folks — the business will be closing this Friday, August 7 “to do a bit of quick renovations and setup,” the owner, neighbor Teddy Mui, told us.
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Food Stuffs [/tag/food-stuffs/] is a column exploring the gastronomic landscape of Bensonhurst and the surrounding neighborhoods. Each entry will cover anything and everything remotely related to food. because here in Bensonhurst, food is always news. There are no shortage of bánh mì spots in Bensonhurst, but few of them
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If you’re looking for a new spin on the classic Vietnamese banh mi sandiwch — usually cold cuts and pate piled onto a baguette with crisp, pickled vegetables — Banhmigos [http://www.banhmigosbrooklyn.com/] (178 Lincoln Place) has a few interesting options, like one with beef short ribs, or another with
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Restaurants offering quick-service, upscale cuisine, or “gourmet fast food,” are rapidly becoming a major culinary trend of 2013. Always being at the forefront of the food scene, Park Slope is home to a variety of unique, eclectic, inexpensive, and of course, delicious spots to grab a quick bite. We scoured
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Stop the presses! A food shop has popped up in Park Slope and it doesn’t serve frozen yogurt. Banhmigos [http://www.yelp.com/biz/banhmigos-brooklyn], a Vietnamese sandwich shop on Lincoln off 7th Avenue, opened for business on Saturday, November 24. And it looks promising. Banhmigos follows the successful
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The NYT explains it all [http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2009/04/07/dining/08banh.5.ready.html]. A new banh mi place [http://www.heresparkslope.com/home/2012/7/24/banh-mi-and-bubble-tea-coming-to-lincoln-place.html] is slated to open in the empty storefront next to the new Leaf and Bean at Lincoln