New Vietnamese banh mi spot to coming to Northwest San Antonio this month

A new Northwest San Antonio banh mi haven soon will be serving variations of the favorite Vietnamese sandwich.

Banh Mi 102 — 7531 Bandera Road, Suite 106 — trumpeted a Saturday, March 30, grand opening via a social media post. The restaurant’s owners said they will treat their first 25 guests that day to a complimentary banh mi and milk tea combo. Those who don’t make it in time for the freebie that day still will receive a 40% discount on all orders.

Banh mi typically consist of a baguette loaded with seasoned pork, sliced cucumber, pickled carrot, daikon radish, cilantro, chilis and jalapeño. A flavorful pâté is also a frequent addition.

Beyond its signature sandos, Banh Mi 102 offers Vietnamese meatballs, a ham and pâté plate, milk tea and smoothies. The restaurant is currently operating in a soft-opening capacity.

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This article appears in Mar 20 – Apr 2, 2024.