Hell yeah Bánh Mì! I have professed my undying adoration of all things Bánh Mì related before - and…read moremuch to my delight I recently discovered that YES, there *is* a place to nab these super tasty Vietnamese/ French sandwiches in the Central Markets. Now I can officially set up camp there. The reason I hadn't discovered the (relatively new) stall is that I rarely make it past the Market Plaza food courts: all that pho and yum cha and crepe action sucks me right in. Banh Mi is located just a hop over the Moonta St lane, right near the entrance to the International Food Court. It was relatively late when I went there the other day - about 2:30pm - and they had almost run out of buns for my friend and I, but just managed to rustle up a white bread bun for me and a wholemeal from my BFF (nice that they have bread options). I ordered a combo roll (roast pork, chicken and cold meat) with fresh chilli and coriander, and my bud had the same only minus chilli. Both of us were pretty happy with the results. Fresh and tasty, they weren't the absolute best I've ever had but definitely a good solid option, and thankfully just the right amount of fresh chilli. The only thing I will say is that they are on the pricier side of the equation. $7.90 for a combo roll is a little steep in my books, especially for the food courts. The staff were super friendly and service was quick as a flash. I also noticed they cater too - hmmm, I expect my next party will be 174% yummier.

As a Viet born and raised in vietnam, this place has the best bánh mì in town. The taste is closest…read moreto what actual bánh mì tastes like . The veggies come with the bánh mì tastes fresh and crunchy. If you ever have a bánh mì that comes with lettuce and whatever they normally put in a Subway bread they I sadly inform you that it's not authentic at all.Their ice coffee aka cà phê sa á is yummm. You just can't go wrong with this place. The reasons that I gave it 4 stars are that it's wayyyy tooo farrr from uni and they close on weekend =((

World class Vietnamese food! My wife said the banh me sandwich was the best she ever had. I had…read morecarmelized pork belly which was also first rate. Crab spring rolls were terrific as well. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the price was a bargain for what we got. I highly recommend!

Was in Adelaide Australia month ago and found this wonderful gem! They were very friendly and…read moreservice was amazing. The bao's buns were very good! Specially the soft shell crab. The crispy skin pork belly Bhan Mi was delicious!!!! And the crispy chicken wings are a must have!!! Over all this place was a great find! Highly recommend

Delicious, fresh and fast Vietnamese food. The staff are happy who work here will go out of their…read morefor pretty much any request. I am a big fan of their vegetarian cold rolls with tofu, $5.60 for three good sized cold rolls with a generous serve of dipping sauce, with chilli if you like it hot! The Bahn Mi are popular, they do a lunch special which gets people in the door. There is also a selection of hot food, the simmering pot of dim-sims on the counter don't last long. It's a gem of a lunch spot for an area where exciting dining options within a short dash from the office are limited.

There's no need to drive out to Hanson Road Arndale for the freshest tastiest Vietnamese rolls and…read moresandwiches in SA. Add it to your must do list for cheap and awesome Vietnamese food in the city. They've converted what was previously a ho hum deli into an amazing little VietCafe. It's on Angas Street right next to the Seven Stars Hotel. A hidden gem and well worth dropping by for a cheap and cheerful lunch. The staff are so sweet and friendly too.

I've been wanting to try this cafe since it opened recently on recommendations by staff in the…read morepharmacy next door. I love Vietnamese Banh Mi & was looking forward to treating myself to a roast pork crackling sandwich... my meat for the week. I couldn't have been more disappointed . The filling to bread ratio was mean. The pork was dry and tasteless & barely a smidgeon of crackling to be had! Worst Vietnamese food I've ever eaten... there are plenty around Adelaide now so I'll be going elsewhere... oh, & don't go by the chemists recommendations ... turns out he owns both the pharmacy & the cafe...

I get the chicken banh mi from here almost every week, and it is fantastic. Great value, and far…read morebetter than those from the other outlets I've tried in the area. The spring rolls are also very good, and they often have special pricing on them.

Great fresh food. Fantastic atmosphere. Totally recommend…read more this place. The best rolls and the tradie rolls are great.

Yum! Roll me in, I'm done! Great rolls, even better authentic curry. Friendly service and nice…read moreclean shop.

First time diner & what a find !! Two of us shared Beef Wrap your own .. omg .. so delicious & the…read morefreshness of all the components of our dish was soooo good. I love that its an older restaurant & it has retained its old worldy vibe whilst making you feel very at home. The staff are very lovely too & very attentive & helpful if you're not sure what to order. I totally recommend this restaurant & I'll definitely be going back

Great Vietnamese food! We had a delicious lunch of large…read morevermicelli salad with roast pork and short soup with wontons at this very busy restaurant. The food was super flavoursome and even though it was incredibly busy the food came out really quickly!

Food is excellent and service prompt and attentive…read more Television on in the restaurant though? Terrible to have to listen to daytime tv and the news. Not a nice vibe. Get takeaway but I suggest not eating in.

Café Saba is a new addition to the Norwood area and let me tell you: I was excited to hear there…read morewould be BANH MI in my immediate vicinity. If you don't know what I'm talking about, for shame! Act like you know and then read this to get up to speed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bánh_mì In short, it's a Vietnamese sandwich that is all kinds of addictive and delicious - not to mention also pretty healthy. I've been getting my banh mi fix from Zen House, the Central Markets, Hanson Road or Southern Cross food arcade, so I was stoked to hear there would be somewhere a little more local to get my hands on the goods. The verdict? It was good: fresh and tasty with just the right amount of chili. Yet, I won't be going back to Saba for my banh mi fix anytime soon, and here's why: at $7.50 for a combination roll, I paid almost double what I pay elsewhere for the same quality of product. A bottle of sparkling water also set me back $3.80. Service was also disappointing. Despite being the only customer in the café, the rolls took a really long time to arrive. When I went to pay on EFTPOS, the staff member told me he didn't know how to operate the machine, so I needed to wait another 10 minutes for another staff member to return. I wouldn't normally be so pedantic but I was in a bit of rush that day so was really aware of how long it was taking. Hopefully this was a just a first week road bump and will improve as they go along. While I have only tried the banh mi so far, the rest of the menu is a haphazard combination of Asian and café food, with a sandwich bar, coffee machine, cakes, curries and roasts on offer as well as Vietnamese dishes. Personally I think the all-things-to-all-people approach is generally not as successful as doing one thing really well. The location in a plaza at 47 The Parade is a little hidden, you probably wouldn't find the place unless you knew to go there. The plaza itself is very pleasant though, green and airy with lots of seating.

Quick meal, friendly staff. Gladly gave me a container to take home what I wasn't able to consume…read moreas I mentioned that I may not b able to finish it, what service! Triumph The meal came quickly, I just had time to check-in on the yelp site, the cafe quickly filling up with families, workers gatherings on a Friday night and there are tables just outside for any 'spill over'. The salad noodle I have ordered consists of fresh fresh salad of carrots, cue, iceberg lettuce and bean sprout, crackling pork as advertised and a sprinkling of fried onion as garnish. The obligatory bowl of dressing comes with the salad, diner has the choice of whether to tip the whole bowl or not. Extra sauce are self serve together with cutlery etc The cafe is worth a visit for a quick meal or a take away, lone diner don't feel out of place at all.

Very nice place to grab a cheap-ish lunch while shopping or studying in the city!…read more I came here for lunch around 12:30 on a weekday and the place was packed, but I still managed to get a table. You get given a whole plate of condiments with whatever you order and pot of Jasmine tea is soo cheap ($1.50). The food is not the best of the best quality but is still tasty enough (eg. they use dry noodles instead of wet noodles). IMO their best meals are their banh mi rolls and pho, but everything in their menu seems to be popular.