NY's banh mi title is hotly contested in the blogosphere. Some proffer Ba Xuyen as the title-holder. First things first, at $3.75 for a large sandwich, I doubt you can find one a lot cheaper. I chose the shredded pork because I love all things pork. It came stuffed inside a toasty baguette, that had a nice crust.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Ba Xuyen - Brooklyn
Ba Down to the Master?
NY's banh mi title is hotly contested in the blogosphere. Some proffer Ba Xuyen as the title-holder. First things first, at $3.75 for a large sandwich, I doubt you can find one a lot cheaper. I chose the shredded pork because I love all things pork. It came stuffed inside a toasty baguette, that had a nice crust.

NY's banh mi title is hotly contested in the blogosphere. Some proffer Ba Xuyen as the title-holder. First things first, at $3.75 for a large sandwich, I doubt you can find one a lot cheaper. I chose the shredded pork because I love all things pork. It came stuffed inside a toasty baguette, that had a nice crust.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Tacos Matamoros - Brooklyn
The Two Little Tacos that Changed Everything
I'd just about given up on ever getting good Mexican in NYC, then I came to Tacos Matamoros. Finally, something to rival the Mexican I used to get on the West Coast. These two little tacos blew me away: Al Pastor (roast pork) and Carne Enchilada (spicy pork.) So fresh, so tasty, bringing back memories of Roberto's in San Diego. My bad photo don't do these babies justice...

I'd just about given up on ever getting good Mexican in NYC, then I came to Tacos Matamoros. Finally, something to rival the Mexican I used to get on the West Coast. These two little tacos blew me away: Al Pastor (roast pork) and Carne Enchilada (spicy pork.) So fresh, so tasty, bringing back memories of Roberto's in San Diego. My bad photo don't do these babies justice...
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