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by 8DonCo Sun Aug 09, 2020 6:08 pm
Toronto's newest bakery almost didn't open and now it's so popular it's selling out
If you're looking to score some fresh bread and other goodies in Toronto, there's a new place to do so and it's all happening out of a window.
Ba Noi, which translates to "grandmother" in Vietnamese is now your local spot in Bloorcourt for sourdough, butter tarts, and cookies and you better hurry because they're selling fast.
"I'm trying to emulate the feeling of being at your granny's," says An Tran, the owner and cook at Ba Noi, who has been in the food business for more than 10 years.
The micro-bakery is located at 806 Bloor Street West which is the building Tran grew up in. "I grew up in this building. It used to be my dad's printing press. He had plants all over the window and nobody knew it was a print shop. I'm trying to emulate that," Tran told blogTO.
Tran's family still owns the space and he says if it wasn't for that, he wouldn't have had the opportunity to open his bakery.
The new local bakery almost didn't open due to COVID-19 but a few weeks ago Tran decided to operate out of the window and officially get started on his project of bringing the people of Bloor West the best baked bread.
The bakery was undergoing a long renovation of the space and Tran says the project was almost 80-90 per cent done but then COVID hit and all outstanding equipment deliveries as well as work on his space was halted.
Tran had no restaurant space yet but tons of outstanding bills to pay including leases and utility bills.
"I couldn't even work or fight for my business," he said.
Tran reached out to his councillor and government asking for help.
"I wrote to everybody. I joined restaurant groups, I did everything. I couldn't make money. I couldn't do anything. I felt stuck."
Finally, a friend of his convinced him to open up.
"Once the gas guys installed the oven and I had a fridge, I talked to a guy who also got laid off during COVID and started a takeout business," Tran told blogTO.
"He said 'you have working equipment, just do it - the climate right now is like the wild west, everyone is doing what they want.'"
"The first week I was test batching to get used to the oven," Tran said. "I was giving loaves out for free."
Every week since opening week has gotten "better and better," Tran says. "We're selling out almost every day."
The bakery was set to open in March or April, just a couple months before Tran's second child was born.
Tran's goal is to serve daytime sourdough and baked goods that he grew up with, paying homage to his Vietnamese roots. He also wants to eventually have a dinner service four nights a week.
Tran says he wants to officially open within the next month but he's playing it day by day for now and will continue selling stuff out the door.
"I'm running it solo," he says. "I hope to do more."
Photos by
Fareen Karim
If you're looking to score some fresh bread and other goodies in Toronto, there's a new place to do so and it's all happening out of a window.
Ba Noi, which translates to "grandmother" in Vietnamese is now your local spot in Bloorcourt for sourdough, butter tarts, and cookies and you better hurry because they're selling fast.
"I'm trying to emulate the feeling of being at your granny's," says An Tran, the owner and cook at Ba Noi, who has been in the food business for more than 10 years.
The micro-bakery is located at 806 Bloor Street West which is the building Tran grew up in. "I grew up in this building. It used to be my dad's printing press. He had plants all over the window and nobody knew it was a print shop. I'm trying to emulate that," Tran told blogTO.
Tran's family still owns the space and he says if it wasn't for that, he wouldn't have had the opportunity to open his bakery.The new local bakery almost didn't open due to COVID-19 but a few weeks ago Tran decided to operate out of the window and officially get started on his project of bringing the people of Bloor West the best baked bread.
The bakery was undergoing a long renovation of the space and Tran says the project was almost 80-90 per cent done but then COVID hit and all outstanding equipment deliveries as well as work on his space was halted.
Tran had no restaurant space yet but tons of outstanding bills to pay including leases and utility bills."I couldn't even work or fight for my business," he said.
Tran reached out to his councillor and government asking for help.
"I wrote to everybody. I joined restaurant groups, I did everything. I couldn't make money. I couldn't do anything. I felt stuck."
Finally, a friend of his convinced him to open up.
"Once the gas guys installed the oven and I had a fridge, I talked to a guy who also got laid off during COVID and started a takeout business," Tran told blogTO."He said 'you have working equipment, just do it - the climate right now is like the wild west, everyone is doing what they want.'"
"The first week I was test batching to get used to the oven," Tran said. "I was giving loaves out for free."
Every week since opening week has gotten "better and better," Tran says. "We're selling out almost every day."
The bakery was set to open in March or April, just a couple months before Tran's second child was born.Tran's goal is to serve daytime sourdough and baked goods that he grew up with, paying homage to his Vietnamese roots. He also wants to eventually have a dinner service four nights a week.
Tran says he wants to officially open within the next month but he's playing it day by day for now and will continue selling stuff out the door.
"I'm running it solo," he says. "I hope to do more."
Photos by
Fareen Karim
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Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by 8DonCo Sun Aug 09, 2020 6:09 pm
thằng đặt tên "độc" thiệt, chủ yếu cho khách Tây, không phải khách Việt
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Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Torpedo Sun Aug 09, 2020 6:16 pm
Hồi nhỏ qua nhà nội thấy nội đi chợ mua bánh cho mấy đứa con chú ăn mà mình nhìn thèm chảy nước dãi. Chị mình thấy vậy vội dắt mình về. 
Torpedo
ga10
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Rễ Sim Sun Aug 09, 2020 8:31 pm
Ông Tám để là bánh mì chớ tiệm người ta là bakery ... 
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Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by ga10 Mon Aug 10, 2020 9:11 am
Rễ Sim wrote:Ông Tám để là bánh mì chớ tiệm người ta là bakery ...
Tran's goal is to serve daytime sourdough and baked goods that he grew up with, paying homage to his Vietnamese roots. - Whomever wrote this, does not know sourdough is not a Vietnamese bread!
ga10
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Rễ Sim Mon Aug 10, 2020 9:27 am
ga10 wrote:Rễ Sim wrote:Ông Tám để là bánh mì chớ tiệm người ta là bakery ...
Tran's goal is to serve daytime sourdough and baked goods that he grew up with, paying homage to his Vietnamese roots. - Whomever wrote this, does not know sourdough is not a Vietnamese bread!
mệt wá nha Gà ....
tiệm BAKERY người ta bán đủ loại bánh ... there is no part in the article claims "bánh mì" in which I believe you prefer as "Vietnamese bread". A Bakery is not just a sandwiches shop .
Further more, I bet you didn't know bakeries are not allowed to sell donuts ...
.. weird right ?
Rễ Sim
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Floridian Mon Aug 10, 2020 10:46 am
Chắc họ misspelled hà lội. Chớ gọi điện thoại order mà bên kia bắt phone: bà nội đây! Nghe sao được
Floridian
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by ga10 Mon Aug 10, 2020 12:50 pm
Chắc hắn muốn lấy tên tiệm là Grandma's Bakery shop dịch sang tiếng VN là quán bánh Bà Nội!
ga10
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by vietnam4all Mon Aug 10, 2020 3:13 pm
Cái cô trong hình ngầu quá, xâm đầy người.
Ê lại bà nội cho ăn bánh mì......Con
Bà nội mài bán bánh mì ha?
Bánh mì Bà nội mài ăn dỡ quá
Ê lại bà nội cho ăn bánh mì......Con
Bà nội mài bán bánh mì ha?
Bánh mì Bà nội mài ăn dỡ quá
vietnam4all
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by DamTc Tue Aug 11, 2020 3:03 pm
Có ai thấy máy ổ bánh mì cháy đen gióng chân tay thàng này khong vạy hả
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Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Crissy Tue Aug 11, 2020 3:19 pm
ga10 wrote:Chắc hắn muốn lấy tên tiệm là Grandma's Bakery shop dịch sang tiếng VN là quán bánh Bà Nội!
Hi Gà, sao không gọi là quán bánh Bà Ngoại hén.
Hello, quán Bà Ngoại đây. Nghe cái muốn order mua hết bánh liền.
Crissy
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by 8DonCo Tue Aug 11, 2020 3:21 pm
Seasons wrote:ga10 wrote:Chắc hắn muốn lấy tên tiệm là Grandma's Bakery shop dịch sang tiếng VN là quán bánh Bà Nội!
Hi Gà, sao không gọi là quán bánh Bà Ngoại hén.
Hello, quán Bà Ngoại đây. Nghe cái muốn order mua hết bánh liền.
nó lấy tên tiếng Viêt là "Bà Nội" chớ đâu có lấy tên tiếng Anh
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Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by Crissy Tue Aug 11, 2020 3:35 pm
8DonCo wrote:Seasons wrote:ga10 wrote:Chắc hắn muốn lấy tên tiệm là Grandma's Bakery shop dịch sang tiếng VN là quán bánh Bà Nội!
Hi Gà, sao không gọi là quán bánh Bà Ngoại hén.
Hello, quán Bà Ngoại đây. Nghe cái muốn order mua hết bánh liền.
nó lấy tên tiếng Viêt là "Bà Nội" chớ đâu có lấy tên tiếng Anh
Đoc lại bài viết. đúng tên tiệm là "Ba Noi". Vậy khi trả lời phone, "Hello, bà nói", có người (như Seasons) lại thắc mắc sao không là, "ông nói".
Crissy
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by rua2m Tue Aug 11, 2020 4:08 pm
cai tên Ba Noi cũng hay, cha Việt có thể imẹ ngoại quốc nên he lấy tên tiệm để người ta biét nguồn gốc của Founder nếu sau này thành công, hơn nữa bánh mì chua sourdough nguoi tây hay thế hệ trẻ rất thích ví dụ như nướng trét bơ nè ăn với súp nè và để bánh mì chua sẽ để đuọc lâu, làm bánh mì thịt nguội cũng ngon, nói chung nothing wrong with An Tran với cái tên bánh mìBa Noi đó là chưa kể máy đứa đọc tiếng Việt lơ lớ Ba Noi Ba Noi
khi phát âm rất dễ thương ..
-alo, banh mi Ba Noi đây! Chú muón máy Bà Nọi ?
khi phát âm rất dễ thương ..
-alo, banh mi Ba Noi đây! Chú muón máy Bà Nọi ?
rua2m
Re: Bánh mì Bà Nội
by EmKay Tue Aug 11, 2020 4:13 pm
Sẽ có ngày...
- Bà nội anh dai như dẻ rách
- Bà nội cứng như đá
- Bà nội bị mốc
- Bà nội cho ko ai thèm
- Bà nội dở
- Giục bà nội vô thùng rác
...
- Bà nội anh dai như dẻ rách
- Bà nội cứng như đá
- Bà nội bị mốc
- Bà nội cho ko ai thèm
- Bà nội dở
- Giục bà nội vô thùng rác
...
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