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Banh Bao Canley Heights

1/194 Canley Vale Rd, Canley Heights NSW 2166, Australia

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1/194 Canley Vale Rd, Canley Heights NSW 2166, Australia

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+61 2 9755 5527
HoursMonday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM Thursday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM Friday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM Saturday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM Sunday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Banh Bao Canley Heights

Fist-sized bánh bao packed with minced pork, sausage, and egg anchor this Canley Heights counter. Regulars treat the storefront as a weekday pantry—grabbing them hot from the steamer for the walk down Canley Vale Road, or hauling away chilled bundles to reheat at home. The dough stays pillowy around a dense, savory center, sold in budget packs of two large buns or three smaller ones. Beside the steamers, the glass display moves fast with crisp spring rolls, curry puffs, and crusty bread rolls ready to dip into saucy pork meatballs.

  • Signature Bánh Bao: Stuffed with minced pork, sausage, and egg, available piping hot for a quick bite or chilled in multi-packs to steam at home.
  • Multi-Pack Value: Priced for everyday value, with multi-bun options offering two large or three smaller steamed buns for budget-friendly grab-and-go bundles.
  • Ready-To-Go Classics: Ready-to-eat Vietnamese staples including saucy pork meatballs served with crusty bread rolls, fresh spring rolls, and curry puffs.
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Why Choose Banh Bao Canley Heights

Discover authentic Vietnamese steamed buns and street delicacies in Canley Heights. Plan your visit to pick up hot buns or take home a chilled pack today.

  • Steamed Fresh or Ready to Take Home

    Stuffed authentically with sausage, egg, and minced pork, these signature Vietnamese buns are available hot off the steamer to eat immediately or chilled to reheat at home.

    you can get them hot to eat right away, or grab the cold ones to steam at home.

    Jade Pham

  • Flexible Value-Packed Multi-Packs

    Patrons can choose between 2 large or 3 smaller steamed buns, delivering substantial portions at pocket-friendly pricing.

    Cheap n cheerful… 2 large. Bun baos for $6!!

    dannyt

  • Nostalgic Taste of the Motherland

    For Vietnamese patrons and street food fans, the traditional filling and soft dough capture the authentic taste of street-cart classics from Vietnam.

    it’s the closest thing i’ve found to the motherland version.

    Jade Pham

  • Cloud-Like Dough Texture

    The pillow-soft, airy texture of the steamed dough creates an immediate sensory delight that keeps regulars returning.

    super fresh, fluffy cloud like

    Linda Yap

  • Savory Xíu Mại and Crusty Baguettes

    Beyond steamed buns, the counter serves savory Vietnamese xíu mại pork meatballs in a rich sauce paired with French-style baguettes for dipping.

    We had Xiu mai with bread roll, which is pork meatballs in a soupy sauce. I really enjoyed that with the typical French inspired Vietnamese bread roll, which I dipped in the sauce.

    Wayne Thurlow

  • Ready-to-Go Street Snacks and Sides

    The shop front features a diverse spread of prepared dishes and bakery goods, ranging from crispy spring rolls to savory curry puffs and fridge desserts.

    Has other Vietnamese dishes made ready to go. Flavours are good both steam buns and fresh spring rolls.

    Cheap Eats Holidays Banyen Guo

Traditional Vietnamese steamed buns and savory street-food staples in Canley Heights.

  • Bánh Bao

    stuffed with sausage, egg, and minced pork — it’s the closest thing i’ve found to the motherland version.

    Jade Pham

  • Xíu Mại with Bread Roll

    We had Xiu mai with bread roll, which is pork meatballs in a soupy sauce. I really enjoyed that with the typical French inspired Vietnamese bread roll, which I dipped in the sauce.

    Wayne Thurlow

  • Fresh Spring Rolls

    Flavours are good both steam buns and fresh spring rolls.

    Cheap Eats Holidays Banyen Guo

  • Curry Puffs

    The best curry puffs

    David Ash

Before you head over

Practical advice on ordering sizes, saucy dishes, and home preparation—plan your visit today.

  • Choose Hot Takeaway or Cold Steamer Packs

    Decide whether you want buns steaming hot to enjoy immediately or cold to steam at home later. Confirm your order at the counter so you receive your preferred size bundle, such as two large buns or three smaller ones.

  • Dine In When Ordering Soupy Sides

    If you order the xíu mại pork meatballs in savory broth with a crusty baguette, consider sitting inside the shop rather than trying to balance messy soupy containers on outdoor street benches.

  • Steam Chilled Buns Instead of Microwaving

    Take-home chilled buns are made to be steamed gently at home to keep the dough light and fluffy; avoid heating them in the microwave to prevent tough dough and uneven filling.

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