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From Thanh Tri village to Ly Chinh Thang

Thanh Tri banh cuon is a food philosophy: drop every filling, keep the rice flavor. The shop carries that discipline into the heart of District 3.

Inside the shop in the morning
Thanh Tri village

The village craft

Thanh Tri village, Hanoi — hand-steamed banh cuon for centuries, eaten plain to keep the rice flavor pure.

Steam rising from the morning steamer
Saigon

A morning on Ly Chinh Thang

The shop keeps the Thanh Tri way: open from 7 in the morning, closed when the sheets run out — no extra batches, no dinner.

White rolls and a clear bowl of fish sauce
Quiet

Restraint is the main dish

No fuss, no noise — a plate of white rolls, a clear bowl of fish sauce, enough for a quiet morning.

“The sheets must be thin, the sauce light — eating Thanh Tri style is eating restraint.”— the Thanh Tri way of eating

Photos: Google Maps (being collected) · 10/2026

BÁNH CUỐN THANH TRÌ

Thanh Tri banh cuon in the heart of District 3 — plain steamed rolls, light fish sauce, mornings only.

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