Ho Chi Minh City
Local eaterySince 19583rd generationSells out early

Banh Mi Hoa Ma

Bánh mì Hòa Mã

Breakfast skillet banh mi with cold cuts and egg, running for nearly 60 years.

53 Cao Thắng, TP. Hồ Chí Minh

Illustration of Banh Mi Hoa MaIllustration
Right nowClosed now · opens 06:00
Price42,000₫–64,000₫ / person
HeritageSince 1958 · 3 generations

The story

Hoa Ma has served banh mi chao (a hot skillet of eggs and cold cuts eaten with bread) since 1958, and moved to 53 Cao Thang in 1960. The mixed skillet comes with fried eggs, pate, cha lua, sausage and cold cuts. The shop says it avoids industrial ingredients and makes everything in-house. Seating is simple, with a roofed side-alley area, and it is crowded throughout its short morning hours.

Running for nearly 60 years. Known for banh mi chao: a skillet with cold cuts and egg served with bread.

Opened in 1958 and moved to 53 Cao Thang in 1960 from 511 Phan Dinh Phung. Run by three generations of the same family.

What to order

Signature

Mixed skillet banh mi

Bánh mì chảo thập cẩm

Fried egg, pate, cha lua, sausage and cold cuts with bread

2

Banh mi sandwich with meat

Bánh mì kẹp thịt

Takeaway option if you're short on time

42,000₫

Local tips

Go early. Weekend mornings are busiest, and food may run out around 10 AM.

Order the mixed skillet (thap cam) to taste the in-house pate, cha lua and sausage together.

If the tables are full, get a banh mi sandwich to go.

Say it in Vietnamese

Cho em một phần bánh mì chảo thịt nguội, trứng, ít cay nhé.

One portion of skillet banh mi with cold cuts and egg, not too spicy, please.

Plan your visit

Opening hours

Monday
06:00–11:00
Tuesday
06:00–11:00
Wednesday
06:00–11:00
Thursday (today)
06:00–11:00
Friday
06:00–11:00
Saturday
06:00–11:00
Sunday
06:00–11:00

When to go

Breakfast

Often sells out before closing — go early.

Getting there

At 53 Cao Thang in former District 3. Motorbike parking is limited. Extra roofed seating is in the side alley.

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Good to know

Vegetarian

Not suitable for vegetarians

Access

Alley setting with low stools

Where this comes from

Backed by Vietnamese sources

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Within walking or a short ride