163 vietnamese sandwich

it's hard to pay $7-8 dollars for a sandwich when one of the best sandwiches around costs a mere $3. 163vietnamesesandwiches in chinatown offers fresh, warm, filling, and delicious banh mi sandwiches on the cheap. clearly, 163vietnamesesandwiches is u

while i was in boston last week, i stopped by chinatown for lunch one day. there were a lot of choices forvietnamesefood and i was in the mood for a simple tasty banh mi. i wanted to pick up a quick sandwich to go, before my lunch break was over.

although i haven't eaten here, this is always a lunch stop for me. they serve up some of the best boba in chinatown. if you're stopping by, i recommend thevietnameseiced coffee with boba for a tasty pick-me-up.

after tasting multiple banh mi places, i think 163vietnamesesandwich on harrison, has my favorite barbeque beef banh mi. if there are other suggestions, i would welcome them! they serve various cold cut, chicken, vegetarian (soy protein) banh mi. 163 also has bubble teas, fruit shakes (including jackfruit, mango, avocado and other fruits). they also have inexpensive $3-$4 mini rice or noodle plate with various proteins like pork, chicken or barbeque beef. they also sell fried spring rolls. the golden bag filled with a sizable crunchy, savory, tangy and sweet flavored banh mi. 163 is generous with its fillings and you can add spicy chilis if you prefer. the baguette is lightly toasted, daikon, carrot, cilantro, homemade mayonnaise and barbeque beef. the best part is the generous helping of barbeque beef, which is marinated well, juicy and tender. filed under: review tagged: 163 , 163vietnamesesandwich , banh mi , barbeque , bbq , bbq beef , boston , chinatown , noodle , rice , stn ,