Vietnamese Sandwiches?
#21
They are called Viet Sub. They first came out around China Town area back in c.1997 (that's how far back I could remember).
It was close to UofT so I had the advantage of tasting these nice subs once in a while. Definitely healthier then McDonald's and whatnot.
Nice baked sub + vegetable + meat + chill peper and at a dollar each, **** I don't know what else is cheaper then that. 2 will fill you up real good + a bottle water. That's 3 bucks lunch right there.
There are at least 6 or more Viet Sub places on Spadina Ave. North of Dundas, as others have mentioned before. I would go down to China Town as oppose to Markham simply because China Town is half run by Viet immigrants now and Viet food is blooming nicely.
It was close to UofT so I had the advantage of tasting these nice subs once in a while. Definitely healthier then McDonald's and whatnot.
Nice baked sub + vegetable + meat + chill peper and at a dollar each, **** I don't know what else is cheaper then that. 2 will fill you up real good + a bottle water. That's 3 bucks lunch right there.
There are at least 6 or more Viet Sub places on Spadina Ave. North of Dundas, as others have mentioned before. I would go down to China Town as oppose to Markham simply because China Town is half run by Viet immigrants now and Viet food is blooming nicely.
#23
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I think that I'll head down to Chinatown one day soon and pick up one of these "real" Vietnamese subs... if even a lot of Chinese food in Chinatown is better, then I'm sure that these'll be better too!!