Nguyen's Bakery - CANLEY VALE

This bakery doesn't get enough praise. We highly recommend trying the crackling pork roll. The crackling is crispy and fresh, and adding chili gives it an extra kick. You can get full for just $5.50! Their other rolls are equally delicious. The staff is friendly and willing to customize your order to your liking.

Came here on a public holiday before my drive home to Melbourne. Before moving to Melbourne, this was my favourite hot bread shop. Safe to say, it is still my favourite hot bread shop of all time. <br/ <br/ The quality of bread and pork rolls are top notch! They also have other Vietnamese favourites like Chinese sausage and sticky rice; and corn and coconut pudding. <br/ <br/ Service has significantly improved from when I lived in Sydney many years ago... But I was also served by the owner’s son who is fluent in English. I think most of the nice ladies mainly speak Vietnamese. <br/ <br/ It is also value for money!!<br/ <br/ Next time I’m back in Sydney, I’ll be returning here.

This is the one at number 23 which has the exact same name as one at 33 but this one has the older sign on it and more people. Rustum Tandog said this was the best so I had to try. Firstly the cheese and bacon roll,hard outside crust with a tasty soft middle,not bad overall. The pork roll my first impression was soft roll and the taste of pate took over the taste of everything. Pretty good but still prefer Cabramatta. This place also has other things on offer like pork crackling roll which I wouldn't mind trying next time

This restaurant is a hidden gem for delicious crispy pork rolls. It is my favorite place to go for pork rolls because they are generous with the filling. Make sure not to confuse it with the nearby Nguyen Hot Bread store - it is the bakery on the left-hand side when facing the store. I highly recommend trying the pork crackling roll for a generous portion of delicious pork crackling.

This is one of my top spots for crispy pork belly rolls! The bread is wonderfully crunchy, and I always ask for less soy sauce since the pork and pate have so much flavor already. I believe the Nguyen hot bread shop next door is also owned by the same people, as the rolls taste very similar.