Moba serve up some vietnamese style baguettes known in vietnam as Banh Mi. You can choose from three different baguettes. Then choose your filling and choose a sauce.
I chose a matcha baguette with lemongrass chicken and caramelised chilli sauce.
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made using bamboo charcoal. Bamboo charcoal is said to have detoxifying properties. Much like matcha. Luckily I snagged the last matcha baguette.
I took my Banh Mi home and the baguettes were just a little soggy which is a good sign, as it meant the baguettes were nice and soft.
The banh mi's come wrapped in insulating foil, with a quirky newspaper style print on the outside.
Opening the black sesame banh mi I could really smell the fragrant sesame seeds.
The Banh Mi contains fresh carrots, onions, peppers and a good amount of fresh coriander.
The sauces went unnoticed. I don't think enough sauce was added. The siracha mayo is supposed to be hot, but my baguette was milder than prince mild of mild street!
I couldn't taste the matcha in my matcha baguette.
The lemongrass chicken filling tastes fresh and flavoursome but strangely tastes a bit like tuna.
Sometimes I look at sandwiches and think I won't get full, but a Moba Banh Mi is actually nice & filling for lunch.
Also, I always expect the worst with baguettes, but thankfully Moba baguettes are soft and gum friendly.
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Moba matcha green tea brownie tastes like cake - not brownie, and you can't taste the matcha. Not complaining though. As I'd get this matcha brownie again, and again..and again! It's so buttery and not sickly sweet.
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