Tan Dinh Bread Rolls

4.2(149)

Civics Centre, Inala civics Centre, Kittyhawk Avenue, 156 Inala Ave, Inala, Queensland, 4077

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Services:Takeaway

Good Value

Known for

Banh miRoast pork rollPateTakeawayCoffeeBreakfastWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Tan Dinh Bread Rolls?

Tan Dinh specialises in Vietnamese banh mi with a strong reputation for crispy, fresh bread and quality fillings, the roast pork roll is a standout. Takeaway in the carpark with accessible parking and entry, good-value pricing, and card payments make it a practical stop for a quick, authentic breakfast or lunch.

About Tan Dinh Bread Rolls

Tan Dinh Bread Rolls is a Vietnamese bakery in Inala, Queensland, built around the banh mi. It sits in the carpark, so there's usually a free spot close by, and the entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible. It's a takeaway operation, though you can also pop in to shop, and cards are accepted.

The roast pork roll is the one people tend to talk about, and we've heard the crispy pork gets a good word too. Locals like the roll itself, crunchy and fresh without needing a toast, and the pate and ham get a mention from the regulars who keep coming back. Fillings are a little lighter than some would like, and the baguette runs on the smaller side, but the value is a big part of the appeal. One local said the roast pork roll was the best they'd had in Inala.

Beyond the rolls, there's Vietnamese coffee, iced tea and sugar cane juice, plus a few homemade biscuits, nuts and condiments on the shelves. Breakfast is on offer too. A queue can form at busy times, but people say it moves quickly.

A couple of people have grumbled about the counter service or an unexpected charge, so check the menu board and ask if anything is unclear. Hours look generous across the week, but check before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“I tried the roast pork roll and it is very good. Certainly the best I have had in Inala. The roll was excellent - really crunchy.”

Value

“Absolutely amazing takeaway banh mi! At an amazing price, always delicious no matter what time you are there and the ingredients are so fresh.”

Staff

“The older gentleman serving us was very friendly and happy.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tan Dinh Bread Rolls

: This Vietnamese bakery is built around the banh mi, especially the roast pork roll, which locals rate as among the best in Inala thanks to its crunchy, freshly baked roll. The crispy pork version also gets strong mentions, along with the pate and ham in the Banh Mi Thap Cam. It's a takeaway spot, though you can pop in to shop too.
: No, the bread is served cold rather than toasted. Several locals note the roll itself is crunchy and fresh enough to hold its own without toasting, though a few would prefer it warmed. If that matters to you, it's worth asking when you order.
: Yes, the bakery sits right in a carpark with free parking, so there's usually a spot close by. Both the entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible, making it an easy stop for a quick takeaway roll.
: Along with its signature banh mi rolls, the bakery serves coffee and is popular for breakfast, with iced coffee and homemade drinks like sugar cane juice and iced teas mentioned by locals. Small homemade biscuits are also available. Cards, debit and contactless payments are accepted in-store.
: Yes, it's generally seen as good value, with locals calling out the cheap prices for a combination roll compared to other banh mi spots nearby. Fillings are described as a little lighter than some competitors, so if you want a heartier roll it's worth asking for extra filling when ordering.