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post #31 of 42
1/23/08 at 3:15am
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Originally Posted by whacked View Post
That's about 30 cent right there, for those who don't know.

how could we not know, it was plainly stated in the original post?
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post #32 of 42
1/23/08 at 3:26am
LOL.

I blame the vile American delis crap on campus.
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post #33 of 42
1/23/08 at 8:05am
j., can we give the Asparagus Heir his wish and ban him like he asked?
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post #34 of 42
1/23/08 at 12:26pm
Theres a few places around mott in soho that have it for around 3-4 bucks.
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post #35 of 42
1/23/08 at 1:02pm
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Originally Posted by gamelan View Post
Vietnamese sandwiches just plain rule. i usually get them at Banh Mi My Tho here in Alhambra. hole in the wall joint with a max capacity of maybe 10 people standing, a B rating (wouldn't have it any other way). and you just can't beat the price, $2.25 for the beef version.

-Jeff

There's ton of places in Alhambra/San Gabriel that sell these...and they all seem to be $3 or less. They open up at like 6am so you can get one for breakfast too
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post #36 of 42
1/23/08 at 2:18pm
I'm a big fan Nicky's. Two locations, one in the E. Village on 2nd st and Ave. A, and one on Atlantic Ave, between Hoyt and Smith.
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post #37 of 42
1/23/08 at 4:24pm
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Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC View Post
Broome, Elizabeth and Mott are close enough to go to during lunch (nice that it is cold so Canal St. is not a zoo and I can navigate easily) so I will look those up.

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Jeez I feel at $7.95 I'm getting ripped off.

That's Tribeca price you're paying, it shouldn't cost more than $4 in Chinatown. Canal is always a zoo cold or not, there're two Vietnamese places right on Grand St by the B & D station that's not as hectic as Canal.
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post #38 of 42
1/23/08 at 11:39pm
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I eat Bun Thit Nuong at least monthly at Pho Cyclo, it's great. I wouldn't carry out from there though, because I have to park anyway, and sitting down for a sandwich would be unlikely. I do like to go by Saigon Deli on a nice day on my bike, pick up a couple sandwiches and something to drink, and go sit up at one of the parks on the Hill and eat them in the sun.

What's dac biet?

dac biet = special combinations
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post #39 of 42
1/24/08 at 12:18am
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http://viet-cafe.com

Compared to my $13.00 bbq pulled pork sandwhich at Dylan Prime this is a cheap lunch.
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post #40 of 42
1/24/08 at 1:00am
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Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC View Post
http://viet-cafe.com

Compared to my $13.00 bbq pulled pork sandwhich at Dylan Prime this is a cheap lunch.

Those aren't traditional sandwiches, which, I suppose is to be expected for a neo-fusion type of Vietnamese restaurant that this place seems to be.
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post #41 of 42
2/28/08 at 3:40am
they're pretty damn good here in Okc and it's cheap.
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post #42 of 42
2/28/08 at 7:09pm
corner of walker street and lafayette (1 block below canal) it's a deli called sau voi killer sandwiches. get dac biet (pate, ham, and turkey), with hot peppers, not just hot sauce. $3.85 these days, I think...
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