cá com . bánh mì . bar

Sandwich shop · Richmond

cá com . bánh mì . bar

Sandwich shop · Richmond

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336 Bridge Rd, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia

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Lao khao jee pate, pork sausage, sardines, pandan cake  

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336 Bridge Rd, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia Get directions

cacom.net.au
@cacom.banhmi.bar

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336 Bridge Rd, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia Get directions

+61 400 000 000
cacom.net.au
@cacom.banhmi.bar

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The 24 Best Restaurants In Melbourne - Melbourne - The Infatuation

"Billed as a “bánh mì bar,” Cà Com’s specialty is actually khao jee pate, a Lao breakfast sandwich that isn’t bánh mì but gets pretty darn close. The OG is a crumbly jungle-spiced pork sausage big on lemongrass, galangal, and garlic that comes stuffed into a crunchy long roll with mayo, jeow bong, pickles, and herbs. Five-spice pork belly and turmeric-coconut chicken fillings also appear regularly, and the chef makes her own cold cuts and fish sauce, too. A new courtyard helps manage overflow from the canteen-like space, or you can grab your sandwich and a Vietnamese iced coffee and head to Citizen’s Park nearby." - ellen fraser

https://www.theinfatuation.com/melbourne/guides/best-melbourne-restaurants
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Cà Com - Review - Richmond - Melbourne - The Infatuation

"Billed as a “bánh mì bar,” Cà Com’s specialty is actually khao jee pate, a Lao breakfast sandwich that isn’t bánh mì but gets pretty darn close. The OG is a crumbly jungle-spiced pork sausage big on lemongrass, galangal, and garlic that comes stuffed into a crunchy long roll with mayo, jeow bong, pickles, and herbs. Five-spice pork belly and turmeric-coconut chicken fillings also appear regularly, and the chef makes her own cold cuts and fish sauce, too. A new courtyard helps manage overflow from the canteen-like space, or you can grab your sandwich and a Vietnamese iced coffee and head to Citizen’s Park nearby." - Ellen Fraser

https://www.theinfatuation.com/melbourne/reviews/ca-com
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The 38 Best Restaurants in Melbourne | Eater

"Be prepared for a lively debate if you ask Melbournians which place makes the best banh mi. You’ll hear about Bun Bun, Trang, Nhu Lan, and To’s, which are all solid options. But Ca Com Bánh Mì Bar is in a different league. Launched as a pandemic side project by the owners of lauded restaurants Anchovy and Jeow, Ca Com takes the Vietnamese sandwich to new heights. Inside the crusty baguette, you’ll find fillings like herbaceous pork sausage, sardines in tomato sauce, or roasted pumpkin in Manchurian spice. Also, keep an eye out for desserts like pandan chiffon cake and Kopiko canelé." - Audrey Bourget

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Shaun D'Monte

Google
Lunch @CaCom.BahnMi.Bar for the bahn mi with Laotian sausage. Walking down the road I could smell this smokey flavour and nearly walked past till I saw the grill. The freshness of the bread roll is evident, soft, flaky, crunchy. The Laotian sausage is unique, oozing Asian flavours with the lemongrass being predominant and is a really delicious sausage, particularly thanks to the grilling which imparts a lovely smokey char for added flavour. Along with pate, cucumber, pickled carrot, coriander, and a hit of chilli that builds over time, this is a really tasty meal. #VietnameseFood #LaotianFood #lunch #bahnmi #LaotianSausage #bahnmi #Foodie #melbournefood #Richmond

Amy Tam

Google
We tried the Lao pork sausage and pork belly bánh mì — both packed to the brim, freshly made, and bursting with flavour. The sausage was the standout: spicy, aromatic, and grilled over a wood fire for that smoky finish. Ca Com brings Vietnamese flavours with a Laotian twist, blending French technique with house-made sauces and next-level fillings. A must-visit for any bánh mì fan!

Ral Cal

Google
I’m prepared to pay $17.5 for a good Banh Mi and this is a great tasting and delicious! All ingredients are on point and bread was top notch! My local Bahn mi joint in sunshine charges $11.50, their roll is packed to rafters everytime but lacks flavour and freshness that it’s worth avoiding these days. Came here by accident for a quick work lunch but I’d gladly come back to let my wife and daughter try the goodness served here. I’ll be back.

Angel Khong

Google
The fanciest bánh mì spot I’d been to, but unfortunately the sandwiches didn’t live up to expectations. Pork belly had chewy skin, and turmeric chicken was bland, lacking the usual fragrance. To make matters worse, the cook couldn’t stop coughing while preparing the food, and another staff member had to step in. It felt a bit unsanitary.

Den R

Google
An institution. Sardines and Laotian sausage are magical wonders. A modern and unique take on traditional flavours. Melbourne food scene at its best.

Nakita Giles

Google
The store is beautiful when you walk in, with an open kitchen and shelf full of baguette’s. I wanted to try everything on the menu but decided on the lao and pork belly bahn mi. The lao bahn mi was easily one of my favourite bites this year! Packed with so much flavor I was happy dancing on the street. Will definitely be coming back to try the rest of the menu.

Jodie

Google
Loved this banh mi. Quality, fresh ingredients and the banh mi are made right infront of your face! Very generous with fillings and really enjoyed sitting at the bar having a chat to the chefs. Loved the chilli oil too - I ended up taking some with me back to Singapore.

Angie H

Google
★★★★★ Had the Cold Cut (Thịt Nguội) Bánh Mì, and it was amazing! Crispy roll , fresh fillings, and the onion oil with pork floss topping was a game changer. Friendly service and a lovely setup. Will definitely be back to try more. A must-try in Richmond!