
Banh Mi XANH has five shops in Ho Chi Minh City — four in District 1 and one in District 7. All of them are open 24 hours a day, holidays and Tet included. The menu and the prices are identical everywhere, so there is no better or worse branch to weigh up; the only question is which one is on your way.
This page lists all five addresses, suggests which suits which neighbourhood, and sets out the hours and prices so you can work out an order before you call.
The full list, for quick reference:
The four District 1 shops sit a few hundred metres to a kilometre apart, so almost anywhere downtown has one within a short walk or a few minutes' ride. The fifth, on Bùi Văn Ba, serves District 7 and Nhà Bè and is a good distance from the other four.
If you work or stay near Ben Thanh Market or the Nguyễn Huệ walking street, both 2B Trần Hưng Đạo and 38 Lê Thị Riêng are within about ten minutes. These two tend to suit the office lunch run — in, out, back to the desk.
For anyone around the backpacker quarter, 148B Đề Thám is the closest. Open 24 hours, it works equally for a late-night stop and an early start.
Near Tao Đàn Park or along Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai, 15B Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai is the nearest, and it is easy to fold into a morning commute.
210 Bùi Văn Ba is the only shop outside District 1. If you are in Phú Mỹ Hưng, Tân Phong or along Nguyễn Văn Linh, this is your closest — no need to ride back into the centre.
All five are open around the clock, including public holidays and Tet. Delivery is free within 5km of a shop on orders from 500,000d. Smaller orders still go out; a delivery fee is added according to the actual distance.
Because each shop only delivers within its own 5km, the shop nearest you is usually also the fastest and the cheapest to deliver. That is why it is worth knowing which one covers your street.
Banh mi prices are the same at all five shops:
Drinks:
One banh mi plus a drink usually lands around 90,000–100,000d per person. Ordering for a group or a whole office, add that up quickly to see whether you clear 500,000d for free delivery.
For a breakfast that lasts, the Thập Cẩm or the big-size Thượng Hạng Premium hold up better. For an afternoon snack or something alongside a coffee, the Bơ Đường at 28,000d is the light option and the cheapest on the menu. Đậu Hũ Cay is for people who want heat; Chả Lát Chay is the familiar, mild one.
The fillings are mostly tofu, plant-based cold cuts, vegetables and pickles. It is vegan food, suitable both for full-time vegans and for people who eat plant-based on full-moon and new-moon days. It provides plant protein and fibre like any other vegan dish on the market — it is not a supplement, and it does not replace dietary instructions from your doctor if you have a condition to manage.
Call 0923.183.183, say your address or neighbourhood, and staff will route the order to whichever of the five shops is nearest you and give you an estimated delivery time. If you are passing anyway, just walk in — every shop is open all day and night, and no call ahead is needed.
In District 1 all four are close; take whichever fits your route. In District 7 and Nhà Bè there is exactly one, at 210 Bùi Văn Ba. Prices, menu and hours are identical everywhere — the only real difference is how far you have to go.
2B Trần Hưng Đạo and 38 Lê Thị Riêng are both minutes from the Ben Thanh area. Take whichever is easier on your route — the menu and prices are the same.
Yes, one: 210 Bùi Văn Ba. It covers Phú Mỹ Hưng, Tân Phong and Nhà Bè.
Delivery is free within 5km on orders from 500,000d. Smaller orders are still delivered, with a fee based on distance.
All five are open 24 hours a day, holidays and Tet included. Whenever you arrive, the bread is fresh.
Call 0923.183.183 and say where you are. Staff will tell you the nearest shop and an estimated delivery time.
No. The menu and prices are the same at all five, from 28,000d to 75,000d depending on the banh mi.
Translating every item into English sounds friendlier. But with vegan food, translation misleads in exactly the place where it matters most.
The shop sits in the backpacker quarter, so questions from foreign customers fall into a few clear groups — several of which local customers never ask
The four District 1 shops sit around the centre but in four different directions. From Ben Thanh, which is nearest depends on whether you're walking o
The obvious search returns a muddle: places closed years ago, meat restaurants with a vegan section, and places kilometres away.

Vegan banh mi and plant-based coffee in Ho Chi Minh City. Five shops open 24/7 including Sundays and holidays. Free delivery within 5km on orders from 500,000d.