http://www.thanhbinh.com.au
The Newtown sister restaurant has been one of my long standing favourites but visiting the Cabramatta restaurant of Thanh Binh has a more cheap and cheerful local atmosphere and provides a few more interesting dishes not found at the Newtown restaurant. The ingredients are garden fresh and seems to be a very popular place with the locals.
I've included a few Cabramatta food scenes of Pandan Waffles which I like and desserts available in the area. There's so many interesting food choices to entice you to try.
Fresh rice paper rolls with king prawn and sliced pork, mint, vermicilli, lettuce, bean sprouts (4 rolls) $10
Steamed fine rice vermicelli cakes with sugar cane prawn (2 pieces) $16
SIMON FAVOURITE :-)
King prawns in the shell and spicy salt $17
Fried Vietnamese spings rolls (4 rolls) $10
Steamed rice pastry with minced pork filling, pork roll, Vietnamese muffins, bean sprouts and basil $12
Vietnamese Soya Bean drink $3
Fresh lemon and soda drink $4
Coconut juice $4
Pennywort juice $3
A mystery dining taking photos of her food. Another food blogger perhaps?
Dining area
Street front entrance
Cabramatta food scene: Pandan waffles
Cabramatta food scene: Cake desserts
Cabramatta food scene: Yummi Sweets desserts
King prawns in the shell and spicy salt $17
Fried Vietnamese spings rolls (4 rolls) $10
Steamed rice pastry with minced pork filling, pork roll, Vietnamese muffins, bean sprouts and basil $12
Vietnamese Soya Bean drink $3
Fresh lemon and soda drink $4
Coconut juice $4
Pennywort juice $3
A mystery dining taking photos of her food. Another food blogger perhaps?
Dining area
Street front entrance
Cabramatta food scene: Pandan waffles
Cabramatta food scene: Cake desserts
Cabramatta food scene: Yummi Sweets desserts
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5 comments:
ooo yummmm!!!! now i know where to get my vietnamese food fix ^^ newcastle lacks luster on this front most def - something I will trip out for next time i'm in sydney!
yum! i love cabra food :) there's so much to offer there. i only go there to eat :)
and that dessert place in BKK is awesome! nice photos!
I love this place for the sugar cane prawns. The best one around for $16 you get your moneys worth. Its cheaper then the Newtown Thanh Binh its $22 there. Definitely better than its neighbour 'Bau Truong'which is $12 and its very small. I love the service too.
oh wow funny you did a post on food at cabra, we had such a great time eating there last sunday. Options are endless.
I really enjoyed visiting Cabramatta few weeks ago first time and Cabramatta is similar to San Francisco Chinatown very much; food vendors, restaurant and so on. Cabramatta is so much better than Sydney Chinatown where i disappointed last time in Australia. I would like to dine at Cabramatta restaurant next time in Australia!!
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