Duy Sandwiches

"The bánh mì at Duy Sandwiches, an all-vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant and grocery in Chinatown, are served on warm, dense bread. They’re also stuffed with thick slabs of lemongrass-marinated tofu or layers of vegetarian deli meats, mountains of herbs and cucumber, and dressed in light, sweet, and eggless mayo. The seating area, which shares space with rows of shelves and refrigerators, is just as neat and compact as the bánh mì, which we suggest dressing up with sriracha.  What to order: bánh mì đậu hũ (lemongrass tofu)" - chelsea thomas

"Duy Sandwiches, an all-vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant and grocery in Chinatown, has just about every meat substitute and tofu concoction you can think of. There are shelves and refrigerators lining the walls filled with mock meat, vegetables, and any assortment of condiments you can think of–except fish sauce. Head to the counter and order a couple of bánh mìs with vegetarian ham or lemongrass tofu, and you’ll be treated to warm, dense white bread, light and sweet mayo, and a mountain of herbs and cucumber. You should also grab a pandan dessert cake to go. photo credit: Quit Nguyen" - Chelsea Thomas