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Category Archives: News
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Feb
Feb
We are excited to announce the opening of our brand-new store, Bami Ballarat, right in the heart of the city at 318 Sturt St, Ballarat Central VIC 3350. Known for our fresh and flavourful Vietnamese food, this new store brings the much-loved Bami experience to the Ballarat community.
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Jan
Jan
Australia Day 2026, we’re open and ready to serve you a feast of fresh, healthy, and utterly delicious cuisines. It’s the perfect day to gather your mates and dive into the vibrant flavours of Vietnamese food.
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Dec
Dec
As 2025 comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect on a year of growth, milestones, and shared meals. From new store openings to serving over one million meals, thank you for being part of the Bami journey.
30
Dec
Dec
Bami Aldinga opens its doors. A new local spot for fresh Vietnamese flavours.
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Dec
Dec
As the festive season arrives across Australia, we would like to share our warmest holiday wishes and a quick update on our Christmas and New Year trading hours. Thank you for being part of the Bami family.
03
Dec
Dec
Introducing Bami & Co., the 21st store in our growing Bami family, offering a cosy, relaxed and everyday Vietnamese dining experience for the Burnside community.
02
Oct
Oct
This Labour Day, Monday 6 October, Bami is delighted to welcome you and your loved ones to celebrate the long weekend with us. Gather your family and friends, and enjoy a delicious taste of Vietnam with freshly made bánh mì, rice bowls and green rolls.
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Aug
Aug
3 Reasons to Choose Bami for Your Quick Lunch Lunch breaks are short, but your meal should still be something to look forward to. No one wants to waste half their break waiting in line or settling for something bland. You want it quick, but you also want it fresh, healthy, and satisfying. […]
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Jun
Jun
Explore the vibrant history, complex flavours and cultural heart of Vietnam’s iconic sandwich. The Story of Banh Mi The Banh Mi is more than a sandwich, it’s a living piece of history. This section explores its origins, tracing its path from a French colonial import to a symbol of Vietnamese ingenuity and culinary identity. Learn […]
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