Bánh ít is a traditional dish of steamed sticky rice cakes. The cakes are usually made from glutinous rice flour, while the fillings vary depending on the recipe, but pork, steamed mung beans, and shrimps are some of the most common ingredients for the filling. Once prepared, the rice cakes are wrapped in banana leaves, then steamed until tender. Bánh ít is often served as a snack or appetizer with a dipping sauce on the side that's usually based on vinegar or pineapple.

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