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7,7
296 Anmeldelser |
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Tins
Aarhus
29/08/2026: It's rare to find Asian food here.
It satisfied my craving. The soup wasn't hot enough, but the taste was alright.
Reservations are required, otherwise you'll have to sit outside. 🥲
08/08/2026: Visiting Silkeborg and chanced upon this restaurant for some lunch… had the best sandwich of my life 🤩 will be coming back for this before I leave Denmark…
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7,4
258 Anmeldelser |
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Viet Food Street Kitchen
Aarhus, 20-30kr.
13/09/2026: Such amazing Vietnamese! I had Banh xeo which was wonderful. I went twice in one weekend, the food is so fresh and delicious
07/09/2026: I'd never eaten at a Vietnamese restaurant before, and I was very pleased. I had a dish with rice, vegetables, and pork cooked in the traditional way, with a delicious crust. It was delicious! The staff were very kind and quick, even though we arrived after 2 PM for lunch. The place isn't very big, so it's a bit difficult to get around, but it's very quaint and clean.
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7,4
121 Anmeldelser |
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Banh Mi Bandits
Aarhus, 60-100kr.
10/09/2026: The banh mi was absolutely packed with flavour, the pork was cooked perfectly, almost like a confit, and the fresh vegetables complemented it perfectly. Fair prices and a good portion size, definitely worth trying!
24/08/2026: At Bánh Mì Bandits, I finally got to try the famous Vietnamese sandwich for the first time in my life. I'd had the chance to try it at various food festivals before, but somehow it never quite happened. Here at Aarhus Street Food, it really appealed to me.
I opted for the Bánh Mì with lemongrass-marinated chicken, sesame mayo, ginger cream, cucumber, Đồ Chua (a type of Vietnamese soy sauce), and soy sauce. I also added fresh avocado.
I appreciate that you can choose which ingredients to leave out. I skipped the coriander and chili because I wasn't in the mood for them and could easily do without them.
Despite all the special toppings, the sandwich was missing one very basic and essential ingredient:
Salt.
The many aromatic spice notes, the acidity, and the different textures were certainly interesting in their interplay, but I simply missed a fundamental, grounding saltiness that would not only have rounded out the dish but, for me, would have been essential for a truly great taste experience.
So it was okay, but unfortunately not a highlight. And with my already far too full stomach, I probably shouldn't have chosen it in the end and should have left room for something else.
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