Banh Mi Keu Deli City
Vietnamese restaurant · Moorgate
168 London Wall, London EC2M 5QD, United Kingdom
Highlights
"Kêu is a mini-chain of Vietnamese delis with locations in Soho, Shoreditch, Borough, and the City. If you’re thinking that this makes it a functional working lunch spot for bánh mì, meat with rice, and noodle dishes… then you’d be correct. But Kêu isn’t just reliable. Its four-meats deluxe bánh mì and roasted meats with rice are consistently delicious. A cup of wonton soup is something everyone should also get into the habit of ordering." - jake missing
"With locations in Shoreditch, the City, and Soho, Kêu is one of London’s most recognisable Vietnamese mini-chains. This location is a functional spot with window seats for solo diners and tables at the back for friends after a quick bite. Their Hoi-An Deluxe bánh mì combines ham, roast pork belly, sliced head cheese, chicken liver pâté, and a gravy-ish sauce that’s heavy on pork and sweet onion flavour. Bread-less stuff is great too: the rice and roasted meats or lemongrass curries make for an always-delicious midweek meal." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, daisy meager
"Bahn mi go-to Keu is open for delivery and collection from its Shoreditch location. Check this link or call 020 7739 1164." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"Bread-watch: A bread you could go to war with. Bronzed, crunchy, and very submarine-like. With locations in Shoreditch, the City, and Soho, Kêu is probably London’s most recognisable bánh mì mini-chain. Don’t let that make you think that its standards are iffy though. Kêu isn’t just reliable but consistently delicious. Their Hoi An Deluxe combines ham, roast pork belly, sliced head cheese, chicken liver pâté, and a gravy-ish sauce that’s heavy on pork and sweet onion flavour. Oh, and pork floss too. Because crisp and meaty candy floss should very much be a more regular sandwich inclusion." - jake missing
"The original Kêu in Shoreditch is one of our favourite bánh mì places in London, and their City shop on London Wall is just as good as the original. The classic sandwich with mortadella and terrine is our go-to, but you can’t really go wrong with whatever you choose. Their rice bowls are good too, if a bit pricey. There’s always a queue at lunch but it moves quickly." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
