The collection was gathered across nine hours and posted on the Facebook page known as Practicus where it went on to receive thousands of likes and shares.
Vuong Quang Vinh, the organiser of the Banh Mi Vietnam project, notes that the painting collection aims to promote Vietnamese culture globally whilst helping foreign friends learn more about traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
Each region is home to a different variety of Banh Mi, with food lovers interacting with their favourite choices.
Several hours after being posted on the Facebook page Practicus, numerous internet users indicated their interest in the collection.
Nguyen Julia comments that Vietnamese Banh Mi is one of the most delicious street foods in the world. Whilst Amyley Nguyen says they never feel bored with this type of food, with Banh Mi representing an interesting choice for the entire year.
Here are some of the images in the Vietnamese Banh Mi painting collection:
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