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From the port city to Saigon

The shop brings Hai Phong banh cuon to District 1: hand-steamed sheets, bone-broth fish sauce, and the heat of every fresh batch.

Bac 21A storefront (photo pass pending)
Early morning

The first steamer of the day

Rice batter ground every morning; the steamer fires up at 5 — the first rolls are out before 6.

A plate of the shop's hot banh cuon (photo pass pending)
Midday

Port-city crab noodles

Hai Phong noodle soup with red noodles and field crab — one bowl and you'll remember it.

Morning atmosphere at the shop (photo pass pending)
Afternoon

Bone-broth fish sauce

The bone-broth fish sauce simmers gently all day — the secret behind the shop's light sweetness.

The rolls must be hot, the sauce light and sweet — that's how Hai Phong eats banh cuon.— the owner

Photos: pending the shop's photo pass (10/2026).

BÁNH CUỐN BẮC 21A

Hai Phong banh cuon in the heart of District 1 — hand-steamed rolls, bone-broth fish sauce.