Vietnamese bakery
739 Point Nepean Rd, McCrae, Victoria, 3938

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Why Choose Vietnamese bakery?
The roast pork banh mi here stands up to the best across Melbourne and beyond, made fresh on site with juicy pork and crisp crackling. Staff are attentive and the rolls come generously filled at fair prices, making it a solid call for quality takeaway on the Peninsula.
About Vietnamese bakery
If you're after a banh mi on the Mornington Peninsula, this Vietnamese bakery in McCrae is worth a visit. Locals also know it as 21st Century Hot Bread, and it's a takeaway spot with coffee on the side.
The pork roll is the one to try. We hear the roast pork is done on the premises, juicy with crisp crackling, and people who've eaten banh mi all over Melbourne say it holds its own against the best of them. The rolls come generously filled, and a chicken schnitzel roll gets a mention too. There's a homemade BBQ sauce worth asking for, and the chilli can pack a punch, so go easy the first time.
It's not only rolls. Rice paper rolls, pho and dumpling soup all have their fans, and vanilla slices are available from the dessert selection.
The word is that it's good value for what you get, and the staff are friendly and helpful, even when the beach crowds push the queue out the door. The odd visitor has found a roll fattier than they'd like, so it's a fair idea to look over what's on offer before you order.
Card and tap payments are accepted. Hours run a little shorter on weekends, so check before you head in.
Location
What Customers Say on Google
“Tried many bánh mì places around melb and this one really stands out. Generous amounts of meat and reasonably priced.”
“Great banh mi, the staff really look after you. Went at a super busy time as the weather was perfect for the beach but was more than happy to wait for their delicious rolls.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Vietnamese bakery
This McCrae bakery, also known locally as 21st Century Hot Bread, is known for its banh mi, especially the pork roll. The roast pork is cooked on-site, with customers often comparing the crackling and juiciness favourably against other Vietnamese bakeries across Melbourne. The chicken schnitzel roll and vanilla slices also get mentioned, along with a homemade BBQ sauce worth asking for.
Yes, this bakery serves coffee alongside its takeaway menu, making it an easy stop for a quick bite and a drink on the Mornington Peninsula. It operates as a takeaway spot, and payment is easy with credit cards, debit cards and tap-and-go options all accepted.
Many locals rate it as good value, with generous fillings in the banh mi and reasonable pricing noted by regulars. Staff are often described as friendly and helpful, and it's become a regular stop for people on the Peninsula looking for banh mi, pork rolls and other Vietnamese bakery staples.
The chilli here has a reputation for packing a serious punch, so it's worth going easy on it the first time you order, especially if you're not used to spicy food. Aside from the heat, the rolls are generously filled with roast pork and salad, and the homemade BBQ sauce is a popular add-on.
Beyond the well-known pork roll banh mi, the menu stretches to chicken schnitzel rolls, rice paper rolls, and sweet treats like vanilla slices. Some customers also mention pho and dumpling soup being available. For current prices or to check on dietary options, it's best to ask the bakery directly.
Contact Details
- Address
- 739 Point Nepean Rd, McCrae, Victoria, 3938
How Vietnamese bakery Compares
in McCrae
56 reviews on Google
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-4pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-4pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-4pm
- Thursday
- 7am-4pm
- Friday
- 7am-4pm
- Saturday
- 8am-3pm
- Sunday
- 8am-3pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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