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60+ years on the Tan Dinh sidewalk

One sidewalk stall, one steamer, and three generations of regulars arriving before 6 AM.

Mặt tiền quán lúc sáng sớm — pending the venue photo pass (10/2026)
The 1960s

The first steamer

The stall set up its first steamer near Tan Dinh Market — hand-steamed sheets for early market-goers.

Bánh ướt tráng tay — pending the venue photo pass (10/2026)
Every morning

Steamed batch by batch

Every morning the same: thin batter, hot steam, rolled to order — never made in advance.

Khách xếp hàng lúc sáng sớm — pending the venue photo pass (10/2026)
From 6 AM

The neighborhood queue

Regulars queue from 6 AM — plastic stools, hot plates, breakfast done before 9.

The sheets must steam, the fritters must crunch — that’s a Tan Dinh breakfast.— The keeper of Banh Uot 88

Photos pending the venue photo pass (10/2026).

BÁNH ƯỚT 88

Hand-steamed banh uot on the Tan Dinh sidewalk for 60+ years — mornings only, sold out means closed.

Banh Uot 88 — Our story