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Coda Bakery

Albuquerque, United States of America

4.8
952
Coda Bakery | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Coda Bakery | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Coda Bakery | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Coda Bakery | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Coda Bakery | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
230 Louisiana Blvd SE C, Albuquerque, NM 87108, USA +1 505 232 0085

Serving

Sandwich type

Bánh mì

Recommended by Gil Garduno and 3 other food critics.
Sandwich

Bánh mì xíu mại

Recommended by Gil Garduno

Recommendations

"Texturally the meatballs are akin to meatloaf, the soft, squishy inside, not the crusty exterior. In terms of flavor, they’re a perfect foil for the other ingredients. More savory than sweet, the meatballs are a wonderful filler for any sandwich."
"Unlike the thick, doughy, pillowy bread proffered by the sub sandwich chains, these baguettes are crispy on the outside and have a soft interior without being doughy. The ingredients are unfailingly fresh, crisp and moist. From grilled pork and chicken to shrimp sausage and cold cuts, the “innards” of each sandwich are as flavorful as can be imagined."
"The Best Sandwiches Ever Are Made At These 13 Places In New Mexico: Coda Bakery - All the sandwich ingredients at this Vietnamese deli are so well-seasoned that you’ll find yourself returning again and again. Each bahn mi, from meatballs to fried tofu, is served on a massive, fresh baguette that offers great value for money."
"Best Places to Eat in Albuquerque on a Budget: Coda Bakery - You’ll soon see it’s no secret the bánh mì sandwiches are the real draw here. Locals queue up here daily for these foot-long baguettes that are perfectly crispy on the outside but soft and chewy on the inside. This is no Subway foot-long sub. A bánh mì from Coda bakery is stuffed with fresh crisp vegetables and the meat or tofu of your choice. Just try one of these sandwiches and you’ll be hooked."
"Forgo the egg salad and bland turkey sandwiches on your next picnic and stop by Coda Bakery to pick up some of the best banh mi this side of Hanoi. This place is always busy, with good reason. The Vietnamese sandwiches are large, inexpensive, and packed with flavor."

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