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Ms Ba Cô

Ms. Ba Cô

Though it's only a budget restaurant, it's a Vietnamese favourite in Canberra. It's a family-owned restaurant, so there are some family recipes too; its name, Ba Cô, translates to "three girls" in English, symbolising the family's three daughters.

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Address: 4-6/108 Bunda St
Hours: Daly
Website: msbaco.com (opens in a new tab)

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