Le Petit Sao is a Vietnamese restaurant, a long and narrow set up ideal for a quick lunch and take out - I would guess less accommodating for a sit down dinner in the evening. Most weekdays, I imagine they do well with the work lunch crowd. The name translates from a combination of French and Vietnamese to the little star. We both got banh mi sandwiches. My wife got the pork, I the chicken. Both were excellent. The price was quite reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food. Service was friendly.
Le Petit Sao was a nice find. I don't think I'd head across town for it but it's a good place to remember for future lunches if we're already down there.
Looks delicious. Thanks for sharing. Have a good day :)
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DeleteI love Vietnamese food and these sandwiches seem the ideal combination of French and Vietnamese... As they say, Vietnam is one of the few places in Asia one can find good bread thanks to the French influence (they also have good larger beer).
ReplyDeleteWe do, too. Banh mi are, in fact, named for the baguettes with which they are made. We are lucky in Vermont. Loads of Vietnamese immigrants in the Burlington area over the past 50 years means plentiful and excellent Vietnamese restaurants.
DeleteVietnam is firmly on my wish list.