Baoguette Cafe
(Now Closed)Vietnamese Restaurant, Sandwich Spot, and Noodle Restaurant$$$$
East Village, New York
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Zach MaierJanuary 4, 2012If you like spicy food, just get the "spicy" over "extra spicy" and add a bunch of siracha. Asking for "extra spicy" means they sprinkle bitter-tasting whole mini hot peppers over the sandwich.
Carrie MSeptember 28, 2010Everything is very clean and fresh. The wait staff seemed very sweet, too. I had the Classic sanwich, which was a bit of an acquired taste for me. Everything else sounded terrific though!
Everyone raved about it, so I had to try. Got the classic, spicy, with fried egg. OMG, so good! The best sandwich you've ever had. Why would u ever want to do late night pizza again?
Eat to BlogJune 3, 2010This has got to be a contender for the best vegetarian sandwich in the city. The soy protein is crispy on the outside, but dense and chewy on the inside, plus it’s incredibly flavorful. Read more
Drew CorteseMarch 20, 2010Go on, add that fried egg to your Vietnamese sandwich...you know you want to! Baoguette's got some of the best cheap eats in town...a must after pub-crawling through the East Village!
Get the Baoguette Sandwich (Classic Vietnamese), add an egg, then get the Black Sesame Shake to top it off.. awesome.
Norbert HuApril 18, 2011Got their grilled pork v-sandwich. Thought it to be more fusion style compared to the other v-sandwich places I've been to. Loved it!
I haven't had a sandwich here that I didn't like, but tonight's pork chop sandwich was especially amazing. Get it medium, and you won't be disappointed.
HannahJuly 19, 2010Go to Baoguette and order the restaurant's eponymous sandwich, the Baoguette, along with a bowl of "Pho Special." Make new friends by asking for help with your excessive food order.
Greg B.November 30, 2010The classic extra cilantro medium spicy is to die for. Be careful the one on Christ st has not the same taste
Tariq BSeptember 24, 2011Didn't really enjoy the chicken banh mi. The flavor was different than most other banh mi I have had but not in a good way. Decent enough if you are really craving banh mi I suppose.
The Veguette vegetarian sandwich is excellent. Get it very spicy with thai chilies for the proper experience.
Eric FulwilerMay 31, 2011Best Bahn mi sandwich in the city. Can get very hot tho so order accordingly
Go to spot for Banh mi. Everything on the menu is good. I mean, everything.
Daniel GouldJanuary 1, 2010Best deal on vietnamese sandwiches in manhattan. Huge. Always tender meat, fresh baked bread, spicy. Chicken sandwich rules my world.- the grilled pork chop sandwich is worth the $2 premium over the other sandwiches. best little heart-attack between bread
GourmetLiveJanuary 20, 2011Try the Sloppy Bao. It’s Gourmet Live Socialvore Sassy Radish’sfavorite! For more about Sassy Radish’s favorite meals and recipes, visit live.gourmet.com
Jordan PerrDecember 4, 2010Make sure they give you this delicious green vanilla ice cream with your check. It's AMAZING!
The Vietnamese Coffee Shake goes perfectly with the spicy sandwiches.
Asian sandwiches. The the Sloppy Bao but no more than medium spice. It's hot!
Definitely add a fried egg on your banh mi. Unorthodox, but hey it tastes good.
it appears that prices have gone up and sandwich sizes have gone down. they re still just as delicious though.
SkeeterNYCAugust 17, 2010If you get the sloppy bao like I did, you'll leave feeling like you could've done better. Maybe go for the classic instead.
Derek HallidayJanuary 26, 2010Tried this place on a whim on the walk home and will *definitely* be coming back. BBQ chicken sandwich was awesome!!
The original is yummy and the Vietnamese iced coffee us great!!!
sharilynSeptember 26, 2009The pork chop sandwich is ridiculously excellent. Don't bother sitting down, take it to go.
Camilla CJanuary 28, 2010Be careful... When they say spicy, they mean it. Otherwise, good banh mi and bun baos.
Have a classic Baoguette before a night of drinking, and you'll feel great!
Ryan RomeroAugust 8, 2009go here and get the classic baoguette - only 5 bucks - you can order different levels of spicyness reeaaaaly good!- Vietnamese iced coffee. So good. The classic sandwich is heavenly.
Sloppy Bao is definitely my favorite, highly recommended.
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