Hue Thai Bakery
Hue Thai Bakery in Rosemead is a go-to for banh mi done right. Their #1 special is packed with all the meats, crisp veggies, and a perfect mix of pate and mayo. The bread is super light and crunchy — one of the best baguettes we've had. It's also cash-only, and most sandwiches are under $5. Don't skip the pate chaud either, a flaky meat pastry that's buttery, savory, and incredibly satisfying.
Go here if
- →You want banh mi under $5 with a great baguette
- →You love Vietnamese bakery staples like pate chaud
- →You don't mind cash only
Skip it if
- —You need to pay by card
- —You want a full menu beyond banh mi and pastries
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The basics
- Address
- 8968 Garvey Ave, Rosemead, CA 91770
- Price
- $ · Under $20
- Cuisine
- Vietnamese
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