Get $4 Banh Mi, Vietnamese Fried Banana And More At This Geylang Stall

Hi Banh Mi in Geylang has affordable banh mi

Banh mi is one of the most popular Vietnamese foods in Singapore—many of us love how simple yet substantial this sandwich is. Here’s another eatery to add to your list of banh mi stores in Singapore: Hi Banh Mi, a Vietnamese-run eatery in Geylang that’s also an eight-minute walk from Aljunied MRT Station!

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Here, you get to choose from nine different banh mi flavours: Homemade Special ($6.90), Char Siew ($5.50), Crispy Roasted Pork ($5.50), Shredded Pork Skin ($5.50), Fried Fish Cake ($5.50), Sunny Side Up ($4), Grilled Pork ($5.50), Beef ($6.90), and Sardines ($5.50).

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Their Homemade Special is said to be the most popular among patrons. This sandwich is packed with house-cooked pork, a variety of vegetables, and the cherry on top—crispy pork floss. Also, there’s a good amount of handmade pate AKA seasoned meat paste that gives the banh mi more flavour.

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If you love your meat, opt for their Beef Banh Mi. $6.90 for a generous amount of meat is frankly quite a steal, especially in this economy.

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Fans of goreng pisang will fancy their Vietnamese Fried Banana, which is priced at $1.80 for one piece, and $8 for five. Some online reviews point to the fact that the batter is sweeter, crisper, and chewier than local-style goreng pisang!

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The combination of the deep-fried batter and creamy banana within makes this dessert hard to resist.

For more Vietnamese fare, check out So Sweet Of You for Vietnamese desserts from $3.50 in Kallang. Otherwise, read our Miss Saigon review for legit Vietnamese banh mi in Orchard that is open 24 hours.

Address: 340 Geylang Road, #01-15 Le Regal, Singapore 389365
Opening hours: Wed-Mon 10am to 9pm
Tel: 8841 5839
Hi Banh Mi is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from Cuong Nguyen (Alfred)