Meaning “bread” in Vietnamese, banh mi also refers to a sandwich that combines the perfect blend of ingredients. It starts with a baguette that’s crispy on the outside, but airy inside. Fillings vary, but typically include seasoned vegetables and savory meat. For an easy recipe to make the sandwich at home, see the April 2021 issue of Inland Empire Magazine. Or check out these local eateries and stores. >>>
California Noodle & Grill
3808 Grand Ave., Suite D, Chino
(909) 548-0790, californianoodle.com
E.A.T. Marketplace
28410 Old Town Front St., Temecula
(951) 694-3663; eatmarketplace.com
I Love Banh Mi
3429 West Florida Ave., Hemet
(951) 652-3327
Lantern Vietnamese Restaurant
8443 Haven Ave., Rancho Cucamonga
(909) 360-1245
Lee’s Sandwiches
3938 Grand Avenue, Suite A, Chino
(909) 628-3999
2276 Griffin Way Suite 106, Corona
(951) 340-2605
Lotus Restaurant
258 E. Baseline St., San Bernardino
(909) 383-1526
Ocean Pho #2
27471 San Bernardino Ave., Redlands
(909) 307-0998, oceanpho.com
Pho Ha
40185 Magnolia Ave., Riverside
(951) 354-8918
Pho Tho
40250 Murrieta Hot Springs Rd., Murrieta
(951) 698-7108
STORES
88 Ranch Market
27473 Ynez Rd, Temecula
(951) 587-8988, 88ranchmarket.com
99 Ranch Market
2959 Chino Ave., Chino Hills
(909) 517-3288;
430 N. McKinley St., Corona
(951) 898-8899, 99ranch.com
Cravings by 99 Ranch
Chino Spectrum Marketplace
4024 Grand Ave., Chino;
(909) 760-8899, 99ranch.com
Hoa Binh, Pomona
1093 E. Holt Ave., Pomona
(909) 629-5080
Far East University Market
1242 University Ave., Suite 4, Riverside
(951) 680- 9540
Asian Ranch Market
25395 Madison Ave., Murrieta
(951) 677-7800
