TnT Banh Mi

If you're after a banh mi in Slacks Creek, TnT Banh Mi sits in an industrial pocket where the lunchtime trade comes from tradies and workers on their break, plus a steady stream of delivery orders. Locals will tell you about the rolls: a crunchy baguette with generous fillings that doesn't leave you feeling heavy afterwards.

The lemongrass chicken gets a lot of love, and the crispy pork has its fans too, whether in a roll or in the bao buns, which come with a good amount of filling. Vietnamese spring rolls, a vermicelli pork salad, a satay snack pack and a kids' snack box with roast pork and chips are all part of the picture. The strong Vietnamese iced coffee has a following of its own, and we've heard it can keep you going well into the evening.

It's a takeaway and dine-in spot, with plenty of seating on site. The vibe is casual and a bit like eating at a family place in Vietnam, and there's a spot outside if you'd rather sit in the sun. Some regulars bring their dog along, and the wheelchair accessible entrance and car park make it easier for everyone to get through the door.

People keep mentioning the staff, who come across as friendly and hard-working, with the kitchen in plain view as the meat is carved fresh. The food represents good value, which counts for plenty at the moment. One local was drawn in by hearing how the family behind the shop puts together food hampers for the wider Logan community and became a regular afterwards.

One person found the bread a touch on the stale side and wanted bolder pate flavour, and another got more chilli than they'd asked for. Those sound like occasional misses rather than the general story, which is mostly about people coming back several times a week.

Check the hours before you head in, as the shop is closed one day of the week and has slightly different times on weekends.