The lap cheong mala wrap alone is enough reason for me to come back. Bolo bao sandwiches seriously need to catch on in NYC, since they're quite common in Hong Kong. This was my first time seeing one with roasted duck though. Just a heads up that the street felt a bit sketchy even though it's near the edge of Chinatown. We were unfortunately harassed by someone outside of the store and ended up giving him a few dollar bills... ＊Chinese Sausage Mala Wrap $10 ** The lap cheong was spread so evenly throughout that I got some in almost every bite. The mala aioli was quite spicy, but not overpowering or lingering. The crispy shallots added such a nice crunch too which I loved! ＊Duck Tsangwich $16 I was quite surprised that the roast duck skin stayed crispy! The crackly cookie topping could've been thicker since it was pretty flat. They give you chili oil on the side, but it was already super flavorful with the hoisin sauce. Only thing I wished for was more cucumber and scallion to help balance out the richness. read more

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accidentally found this place, which looks like a hole-in-the-wall. It only has walk-up ordering. There are a couple of chairs and a small table outside to sit. The Duck tsangwich is on the small size. The duck skin is crispy and the sauce is very good. The Chinese sausage sandwich has crispy shallots which added nice touch to it. Aioli was a bit spicy. I was here at 9:30 AM. They had a breakfast menu. I think it stopped at 10 o'clock. Overall, I'm glad I found this place read more

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Cute little store front window sandwich shop! They say never judge a book by it cover and I was shocked by the FLAVA coming out of this small spot. One person was taking the orders and cooking the food from my knowledge. I got the Mala Wrap with a Hashbrown added and it was The wrap was packed with Chinese sausage and the hash was the perfect addition. I did try to add cheese and they couldn't which was disappointing. Overall solid spot and I would go back to try other things on their menu. read more

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Pretty good. I wished it had a little bit *more* though. The Duck Tsangwich was really tasty, but when I was done with it I was left thinking "that's it?" It was heavy on the duck, but actually a rather small sandwich, and with not that much room for any of the other toppings, so I didn't get a great sense of the mix of flavors. It kinda just felt like I was eating a bolo bao with some duck. Does that make sense? You know how a grilled cheese sandwich does not taste like eating bread and a piece of cheese, like how there's a special new thing that gets created when you make food that specific way? I didn't get that from this sandwich. It felt like I was eating two separate things in one bite instead of an interesting new thing. That's maybe too critical but the ingredients were really exciting, I just wish they were tuned differently. read more

Came here for the Duck Tsangwich, but they were sold out, so we ordered the Mala Wrap instead. It tasted pretty much as described, but the aioli was too heavy for my liking. It seemed mayo-based, and the flavor came across more like a sweet honey mayo than a bold Sichuan mala. 4/10. Ordering was quick through the walk-up window, and there are benches outside for seating. It took about 20 minutes for the wrap to come out. The wait for the Duck Tsangwich was around an hour, so we skipped it this time, but we'll definitely be back to try it. read more

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Such a cool place! Their peking duck sandwich was sooo yum, we scarfed it down even though it was big. There is an area with tables but no seating. Service was fast. read more

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Get the Mala Tsangwich, it's bursting with fresh flavors that really hit the spot for me -- nice portion of chicken (which wasn't spicy), fresh cucumber/greens, this tangy sauce that was to die for, all between two semi sweet buns -- felt really unique and satisfying to me. There's a couple tables to sit at and an unassuming window inside to place your order at, which gives it a fun little touch. read more

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Truly just a board on the sidewalk to help me recognize that I had made it to, well, Sandwich board. I got the Duck. The Duck inside was nice and juicy, it's served with a pineapple bun, and for me it tethered on a little too sweet, which got to be a little overwhelming . But all the individual components are insane, and definitely worth coming back and picking up some new things off their menu. read more

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My partner and I got the padma (weekly special) and fish pan - TASTE: 4/5 - enjoyed the padma's eggplant and red onion. Couldn't taste much of the fish pan's sweet plantain or jerk mayo TEXTURE: 5/5 - the padma's breaded eggplant and crispy hash browns, melted cheese, and fresh arugula were a perfect combo PRICE: 3/5 - higher price points on the sandwich menu: $14-$18. Our total came to $37 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - satisfied us for brunch. The fish pan was noticeably much smaller than the padma SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 11am on a Monday and were the only ones there. Order came out 10min later ATMOSPHERE: 3/5 - small, colorful space w high top seating, benches outside, and no bathroom read more

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The mala breakfast wrap was are so good! There was quite a line and wait on a Saturday afternoon, but worth the wait for the wrap. My friends got their sandwiches and unfortunately we weren't big fans because the bun is sweet. But I'll def be back to try the other wraps read more

The Sandwich Board - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

This was my favorite out of all the restaurants I visited in NYC this time around! I was attracted by the pineapple bun sandwich (the "Duck Tsangwich")--my gut feeling said it would be gimmicky, but I've really been craving pineapple buns these days so I wanted to give it a try anyway and I AM SO GLAD I DID! The Duck Tsangwich ended up being so freaking good that I ordered a SECOND sandwich, and THAT was so good that I ordered a DESSERT, and the DESSERT was so good that I ordered ANOTHER DESSERT (that final dessert was the only thing I didn't really like from here). It was like dominoes of pure deliciousness. The first sandwich was NOT gimmicky and actually really delicious. The Cantonese-style duck inside had that super authentic sweetness & juiciness (and of course greasiness) to it and was so tender and well cooked. And don't get me started on the pineapple bun--as soon as I bit into it I actually knew I had to ask where tf they get these pineapple buns from because it was so soft and the crumble top was delicious. My only gripe with this sandwich is that Cantonese-style duck is also very sweet, so this kind of overwhelmed the lighter flavor of the crackle top which is my favorite part of the pineapple bun. But this complaint is trivial compared to the degree of deliciousness that is this sandwich as a whole. I think I'd just be really excited if they came out with a more savory sandwich that used the pineapple bun! The second sandwich I got was the Mala Tsangwich, which also ended up being amazing. I might have even liked it better than the Duck Tsangwich but there's definitely more to write about the Duck one because it's so unique. Beautiful fry on the chicken and amazing mala sauce, and though not quite true to the Sichuanese mala flavor, was definitely reminiscent of it. This review is already a fat shill post but unfortunately I have to get started on the dessert: two boluo bao cookies used to make an ice cream sandwich. LET ME TELL YOU! BO LUO BAO COOKIES ARE A 400IQ INVENTION. ABSOLUTELY REVOLUTIONARY. I actually want to buy like 100 of these cookies and have them at my wedding but unfortunately I didn't do that. Wow. Just amazing. It has a similar texture to Chinese almond cookies (a little harder and more crumbly, so if you're a soft cookie fan you might not like it much) and perfectly captures the boluobao texture/flavor on top. Absolutely incredible. Also, the guy who runs the shop is super nice. I kept coming back to make new orders so he stored my desserts in the freezer for me so they'd be fresh to eat when I finished my sandwiches! TL;DR get one of the tsangwiches (or both like me) and the boluobao cookie ice cream sandwich. This place was a revolution for my taste buds. read more

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It's a tiny storefront specializing in Asian fusion sandwiches. Prices are quite good - between $12-16 for a sandwich. Judging from the menu, I had high hopes and was slightly disappointed. I ordered the Mala Tsangwich, and while the presentation was superb, the flavor was lacking and bland. The sandwich barely had any mala spice and the chicken was too dry for my taste. Way too mild, and I sorta got bored of eating it halfway through. Right now, I can't recommend the Sandwich Board, but I'd love to come back and get proven wrong with another sandwich. read more

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Absolutely amazing sandwiches. Their menu is a trip around the world and I absolutely love that about them. In the same place you can get a Malaysian breakfast roti roll and a Cuban sandwich or a Carribean coco bread packed with fish and plantains. The best part is it's all actually GOOD with flavors I've tried before but not in such a fun untraditional form. Visiting was such a pleasant surprise and I will be back without a doubt. The dining area has two large tables that can fit four to six people and then there's a couple very narrow tables against the wall that can fit maybe four people. It's not the largest space but it's good enough. There's also some outdoor seating. If you're vegetarian they can sub the meats for a hashbrown patty. Can't wait to see what else they cook up! read more

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I came here because I really wanted to try the Duck Tsangwich but this was unfortunately a miss for me. I didn't mind the sweetness and the flavors that some others had mentioned. What bothered me was how dry the duck AND the bread were. The bread was so airy and dry (nothing like a true buoluo bao. I also felt like the lettuce and other ingredients did not look fresh at all. Overall, I think the idea is great and could be amazing but just wasn't executed well here. read more

The Sandwich Board - Duck Tsangwich - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

I've been wanting to try this place for a while, and today I was specifically craving an egg sandwich, so when I saw it on the menu, I had to go. Now, I'll start by saying I make a pretty good egg salad sandwich myself. I've used milk bread and Kewpie mayo before, so I know how a proper Japanese-style sando should taste. Traditionally, it's made by mixing soft-boiled and hard-boiled eggs for a specific texture and richness, but unfortunately, this version missed the mark. I'm sure the other sandwiches here are great, but this one just wasn't it. The filling was overly creamy, more like a regular mayo-based egg salad, and the flavor wasn't quite right for a proper sando. I also couldn't tell if they used milk bread or brioche, either way, the bread didn't have the right texture or taste. I want to be back to try something else, but I'd skip the egg sandwich. I would have tried to swap it out for something else, but I had somewhere to be. read more

The Sandwich Board - Egg Our Sando - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

The place is way off the "grid" But it's worth the schlep . I tried their special the chicken parm and though the price is high the quality is higher than any other chicken parm out there . Excellent chicken ,done right not too greasy , the roll is great and they give you the sauce on the side , I liked it that way . Seems like they have very nice options to come again and try . Small space but very convenient. Quick service . Highly recommended!!!! Definitely a destination!!!! read more

This is a super tiny takeout storefront in Chinatown. You order at the window, they give you a number, and call it when your food is ready. I got the tsangwich with peking duck. It comes on a bolo bao which is one of my favorite things ever so I was very excited. My sandwich came out within like 10-15 minutes and I went to the park nearby to eat it. Unfortunately the bread was already a little soggy. But it was still delicious! I'd love to come back and try other sandwiches here. read more

The Sandwich Board - Tsangwich with duck - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

I work about a 15 minute walk away from the sandwich board and I make a point to try the weekly special as often as possible. My colleagues and I love the mala chicken tsangwich. They are both loyalists to the tsangwich and get it every week. One is vegetarian and substituted the chicken with a hash brown every time and loves it although I'm not fully convinced of its nutritional equivalence. Of the sandwiches I tried I quite liked the mala tsangwich and the lockhardt mercado. For me the meatball parm special was decent and the vodka dip was a great pairing. Misses for me have been the duck tsangwich (the pineapple bun was way too sweet for my tastes), Thai crab roll (good amount of crab but a lot of lettuce and not much flavor - more of a bitter taste), taverna shrimp wrap (very soupy from the vinegairette that dissolved the bottom of the wrap). However I will still continuing trying the specials! After all there's a reason they're not on the permanent menu. I love trying out all these experiments. Keeps life interesting. The guys are super nice and last time passed out soup to everyone dining in and waiting in line. They just finished up renovation on their indoor seating and it's quaint. Definitely come by and try a sandwich! read more

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A takeout only spot, with a great selection on the menu. Having a weekly speciality sandwich it's always interesting to see what new combination they're going to come out with. I got the steak and potato's and it was great just thinking about it makes my mouth water as the steak was juicy and the combination of favors in the sandwich were delicious. I can't wait to come back and slowly eat the whole menu lol read more

The Sandwich Board - Steak & Potatoes - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

Came for lunch on a weekday around 1 PM and there was a short line that moved fast. They operate out of a tiny window / it's takeout only, but they'll give you a tray if you use the chairs out front. Mala tsangwich (crispy chicken) was amazing. Definitely will be back for more! read more

The Sandwich Board - Mala Chicken Tsangwich - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

I've been on the hunt for unique pineapple bun sandwiches since coming back from HK, and The Sandwich Board answered my prayers. It's literally a hole in the wall with exactly four curbside chairs for you to dig into your sandwiches - that is if you must have it then and there. I can confirm they would survive a 1 hr car ride back to Brooklyn and still be warm and delicious if you like to eat in the comfort of your humble abode (‍), though. God knows why I was fixated on the sandwich menu and totally ignored the breakfast menu that runs until 4pm, thinking that I didn't want toast with eggs and avocado. It wasn't until I was leaving that I saw the breakfast menu was equally as unique as the sandwich menu options. Rather than avocado toasts, they had items like pineapple bun in the form of a French toast sando. Not to mention, they were all a couple bucks cheaper than the sandwich menu dishes. But I do have to warn you, be prepared to fork out an extra buck on top of the regular price for the breakfast foods due to the egg shortage. What I did end up getting was the tsangwich. It's the only pineapple bun sandwich on the menu. You can either choose chasiu pork ($14) or Peking duck ($15) as the filling, and I went with the latter without any hesitation. Listen, chasiu pork is relatively cheaper and more accessible than Peking duck, so you do the math. The tsangwich seemed to be what most people were getting, so I felt assured going with that. Turns out I should've bought a lottery ticket that day. It was delicious and very cheesy. The tomato was definitely the cherry on top. However, it wasn't as Peking duck-like as I thought it would be despite all the traditional Peking Duck ingredients that were included. The bread was so soft and bouncy that it was almost better than regular Chinese bakery buns. It's definitely worth a try. The second item in my order - I wasn't as confident about but it sounded just as good as the other 13 choices left. The Austin Chinatown ($13) was braised brisket on a regular bao. I typically have an aversion to super meaty food but this sandwich was well-balanced. However, the Tsangtastic was unbeatable. I need to come back to try the others! read more

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Great no frills sandwich spot that features creative and classic sandwiches. No specific theme, sandwiches run the gamut in variety and all the ones I've tried have been delicious. My favorite thus far is the Mulberry, an Italian-style sandwich. No indoor dining, there's just a window and some chairs on the sidewalk to eat. Prices are fairly reasonable and service is great. read more

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Came here to grab a quick sandwich with a friend. I ordered at the window and got the Duck Tsangwich. The food came out pretty quickly and we sat on the benches outside to eat. I am a huge roast duck fan so was really ready to love this sandwich. The duck meat was juicy and flavorful however I found the sandwich a bit overly sweet between the duck, hoisin, and bolo bao bread. I was also hoping for a bit more crunch with the bolo bao but felt like it got a bit soggy. Overall it was a solid sandwich and packed with a decent amount of meat and veggies. Would recommend coming here to try some creative sandwiches! read more

I could RAVE about this sandwich shop all day. This shop near Chinatown is truly a neighborhood gem. I first saw it on IG reels, and had to go. It's just a stop-and-go counter where you order and they make it for you. There isn't really any seating except for some chairs outside. Their menu is an amazing fusion of many different cultures and offers unique sandwiches that you'll likely never see anywhere else. I got the peking duck tsangwich and it was absolutely PHENOMENAL. I loved how the savory flavors of the duck paired with the sweet pineapple bun and hoisin sauce. The owner was also absolutely amazing to talk to (so friendly!). He told us about the history of the shop and their focus on keeping things local and community focused (love that!). He also made us a mala wrap on the house, saying how we would probably like it (and we did!). I will forever recommend this spot to anyone I can talk to about it, and will definitely be coming back. read more

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Honestly this might be my favorite sandwich shop in nyc. This spot is a hole in the wall literally. Serving a variety of sandwiches. Each one being unique. With influences from Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Dominican, Puerto Rican, and more foods. I got the egg Bahn mi, French toast Sando with eggs & bacon, Mala Tsangwich, and the weekly special the Tripleta. Each sandwich felt like its own experience. Where the quality ranged from the bread, sauces, vegetables, meats, etc. They have both breakfast and lunch options to choose from. For a small shop they're working magic in that kitchen. Shout out to Michael assisting me with everything. read more

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Call and order ahead, food takes about 10-15 min and there is always a line. Paying in cash is better but you can use credit card. Sandwiches are fresh. Customer service is friendly. Wait at the window until they are ready for you to order or notify them of pickup. Rating: Chashu pork tsangwich 7/10 Very sweet, a bit lacking in chashu flavor. For around $15 it's pricey. read more

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Came across The Sandwich Board, this super narrow, literal hole-in-the-wall eclectic sandwich spot, while walking through Lower East Side. (You order and pick up through a small window. There's no inside for customers.) The Sandwich Board menu looked awesome, with my choice being the Tsangwich - Peking Duck, one of my favorite meats, along with scallion, tomato, duck sauce mustard, and hoisin on a Chinese pineapple bun (a.k.a. bolo bao). My Tsangwich was absolutely, positively delicious!!! That being said, some other factors to note: * There are no vegan options on the menu, but there is a vegetarian, i.e., Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup. * With just a few bench seats in front, there may not be room to sit and eat. * Less expensive to order with cash, but they do take plastic. * Their spectacular breakfast menu runs to 4 PM daily! (Perfect for people like me who enjoy having their egg sandwiches mid-day. So, will be back for one of those soon.) * My wait was relatively short, however could easily imagine its popularity soaring to making it a big wait given what appears to be an extremely limited prep space. Would recommend The Sandwich Board, as well as plan on returning at some point to try some of the other sandwiches... perhaps their other duck option Duck Hunt! read more

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Quite possibly might be my new favorite sandwich spot in all of NY. We grabbed the mala chicken sandwich and the tsangwich. The mala wich was a wonderful spicy chicken sandwich with beautifully fried chicken and an awesome numbing mala sauce with a few slices of pickles and tomatoes. SOLID spicy chicken sandwich. I ordered the tsangwich with pork and it was mind blowingly DELICIOUS. Served on a pineapple bun, perfectly seasoned and sweet chasu pork, and then complimented beautifully by shredded lettuce, tomato, and a nice duck sauce mustard. Damn, I cannot wait to come back for this sandwich. Only thing to note is the sandwiches aren't huge so might be a tad hungry if you're STARVING. But then just order two hehe. Lastly, we've been here twice and we've seen the owner twice and he's super friendly. He's offered us great recommendations both time, gave us some good frying tips, and offered to take our trash as we were about to head out. Super friendly and explained the menu wonderfully. Super friendly lad! The shop is also just very cute it's a tiny little spot, but they optimize it very well to whip up such delectable sandwiches. Unfortunately, no indoor seating so just be prepared to eat outside or take it to go! x2927373020033 will be back!!! read more

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The Sandwich Board is hidden on the side of the block so don't walk too quickly! You'll see a red sign/ seats outside. It's perfect for a quick bite since it's takeout only, and the staff here are so nice! It's well-known for some unique chinese-inspired sandwiches like the Mala Tsangwich BUT they also have other really fun menu items inspired by bodega sandwiches like the the egg and cheese but they make it betttter. they have parallel menus for times when you're feelin' a diff flavor flair, like the peking duck tsangwich sandwich vs the duck hunt. Don't sleep on their NEW breakfast menu!! ... thank goodness i don't live in the LES or else i'd be stopping by for the Dominican tres golpes every morning, which has fried cheese, sausage and plantains! the runner up is definitely their french toast sando, made using the bolo (pineapple) bun sourced from a local bakery with a drippppy cinnamon sugar - absolutely dreamy. my life changed with the muffuletta - a pressed italian sandwich with olive paste, salami, mortadella, ham and provoline in a semolina round. this sandwich was thiccccc af packed with the meats and cheese. (PRO TIP: get the Calabrian chilli aioli on the side!!) Everything here is made in small batches - there's a reason why locals have been gatekeeping the Sandwich Board! i know next time i'm trying the "Our Sando" cause i'm always down for a Japanese egg sandwich. I heard it tastes just like the 7/11 egg sandos in Japan! read more

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I've been influenced again, and I'm not mad about it. Came here because my algorithm is geared towards tasty finds in Manhattan. This tiny, takeout only window (as of today; seems like they're expanding to the room next door) serves curious, delightfully experimental sandwiches that can only be described as the amalgamation of NYC. Flavors from all around the world are incorporated here. As other reviewers mentioned, the service was a standout - incredibly friendly and very efficient. I ordered the Duck au Fig sandwich, an intriguing combination of duck, brie, green apple, mustard, fig, arugula, and caramelized onions on a fresh ciabatta. The flavors were well-balanced, and I was impressed by the generous portion of duck, making it a great value for the price. While I was satisfied, my personal preference would be for it to be served hotter, which would have really brought the brie to life. I was also hoping for a bit more 'pop' from the flavors - perhaps a sharper mustard or a more peppery arugula. That said, it's a solid, well-crafted sandwich that I'd recommend. I'll certainly be coming back for some of their breakfast offerings... read more

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Super unique spot for amazing Asian-inspired sandwiches. I tried the Peking Duck Tsangwich (my favorite of the two!!) and the Mala Wrap, both of which were delicious and very flavorful. My only complaint is that the Tsangwich was a little messy to eat, but the taste made up for it. While there's no actual storefront - you order at the window - there are a few chairs along the sidewalk where you can sit. Service was solid and I definitely want to come back to try some of their other sandwiches! read more

The Sandwich Board - TSANGWICH - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

While visiting NYC with my family, we came across a small black door to some of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The Sandwich Board in Chinatown! My kids were looking for dumplings, and I was craving something hearty and comforting. We weren't expecting to find our favorite meal of the trip! I ordered "The Mulberry" and WOW. Ham, pepperoni, mortadella, arugula, tomato, onion, collegian, chili and balsamic vinegar all piled onto fresh Italian bread. It was mouthwatering! The portion was huge and just $13, it felt like a steal, especially in New York. These folks know what they're doing. My kids had a bite and immediately we turned back already, a few blocks away, but happily to grab "The Puebla." Another hit for sure! So flavorful and perfectly crafted. I truly wish we had a place like this on the West Coast. It'll be a nice visit every time we're in New York. If you're anywhere near Chinatown, get to that little black door. read more

The Sandwich Board - The Mulberry - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

Only a window-front store, but I was able to wait and eat in a neighboring boba shop. The Korean Dip Au Jus has the most amazing, savory dip--absolutely the star of the show. The beef itself is a bit leaner and dryer than I prefer, but the accompanying sauce saves it. My sandwich's meat ratio is insanely heavy, but it kind of drowns out the other notable elements (pear au jus, ssamjang aioli, kimchi slaw). The Peking Duck Tsangwich comes in a really memorable sweet pineapple bun. While the duck was fine, I think I would order this with the chashu pork protein option if I go back because it wasn't too far off from any other sandwiches I've tried from any other bodega. read more

The Sandwich Board - Peking Duck TSANGWICH - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

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The mala tsangwich chicken sandwich was good. The duck version sandwich was fine -- bread felt a little stale so I think they could be better about toasting or heating up the bread. Wasn't blown away and wouldn't come back but was fun to try some interesting sandwiches. read more

My friends and I recently found out about this new sandwich spot, so we decided to check it out. I love barbacoa beef, so 2 of us ordered the Torta Supreme. I could taste the higher quality of the ingredients and the chipotle sauce gave it a nice little kick. However, the sandwiches are quite expensive ($15-18 before tax) and they are on the small side for that price. One of my friends that ordered the Duck Hunt also did not feel well and had stomach issues for the rest of the day. I'll likely try another sandwich at some point in time, but this isn't a place I see myself visiting on a regular basis. read more

The Sandwich Board - TORTA SUPREME - Sandwiches Near Me - New York, New York

Food was ok had clam, and duck before it ok nothing special, 1.5/3. Service was fine no complaints 1/1. Ambiance was ok, .5/.5. No extra point 0/.5. read more

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Small storefront and easy to miss if you walk by. I ordered the tsangwich which was good, however I wished there was more meat as there is a lot of bread. The bun is lightly sweet and is very unique read more

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I heard about The Sandwich Board through TikTok, and it's a good thing I did because this storefront is very tiny and easy to miss. I picked up the muffaletta ($14) which was premade and immediately ready after I ordered. The sandwich came with layers and layers of salami, mortadella, and ham interspersed with provolone, giardiniera, and an olive tapenade. I thought the portion was quite generous though it was a little on the dry side. It took me a while to realize the sandwich also came with a little cup of spicy aioli, which I'm thinking is made with Calabrian chili peppers. I wish they added this to the muffaletta directly as it added some much needed moisture and acid to a fairly salty sandwich. Overall, I was happy with my sandwich and I'd love to return to try their breakfast menu. There is a small red bench outside and the park nearby if you are looking to enjoy your sandwich immediately. read more

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Such creative sandwiches!! They have a really intriguing menu of fusion sandwiches. I had the Tsangwich with chashu pork, which was slightly sweet in a pineapple bun. I liked this one a lot! The Don Bodega was a bit less mindblowing, but it was still an amazing sandwich, packed with chicken and vegetables. I also tried the Mala Wrap from the breakfast menu and really enjoyed the mala sauce. Overall I love these sandwiches and would love to try more on their menu. The service is pretty fast. However, they're literally a hole in the wall, with just a window to order and pick up your food from. There is no seating. read more

Came here to try since we walked past by. was hoping for something good. Maybe the stuff we got were basic but it was plain flavors were everywhere. The salmon with eggs and cream cheese and tomato's felt weird with the flavors. The chicken breast slices and everything else plain. The bread is soft. But besides that nothing special. Will be back to try the other sandwiches. I was eyeing the duck one. But if these basic ones weren't any good I doubt the other ones will be any difference. Hopefully can prove me wrong next time I try something else. The staff seem nice enough. read more

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