Clean location, very friendly staff, delicious sandwich!…read more Went in because I was craving a certain sandwich, and did not have time to shop for all the ingredients then make it at home with everything else I had to do for the day. I didnt know if I would find a primo sandwich location open on a Sunday since they do more of their business Monday to Friday , but I was pleased to find The Sandwich Spot open. I got pretty much exactly what I was looking forx and enjoyed a great lunch at home.

Newish sandwich spot for the area so of course I had to try. They're set up like a chain, clean,…read moreorganized with a system that seems to know what it is doing. But don't think there are multiple locations...yet. Upon receiving my sandwiches, it was wrapped in a paper with their company logo, and from a quick glance it is super similar to the Jersey Mikes logo in terms of color, so it has a real familiar vibe. No hate just an observation. This used to be another restaurant (maybe even several) on the edge of an industrial zone/business park, but also not too far from several shopping strips. There's spacious seating inside, but in the later afternoon when I went, nobody was eating in. But quite a few take-out and third party pick-ups. I even saw a poster showcasing their catering aspect for common work lunches on the company dime. Good for them. Niles Canyon ($14.50/4*) I opted to up this to their combo meal which includes a bag of chips and a soda for another $5. So this was easily a $20 lunch meal without tipping yet. Pricey yes, but not because they are pricier than most, but that is just the going rate for eating a meal outside these days. $15 - $20 per person are common and anything under $15 is now considered cheap eats and getting harder to run into. This sandwich had slightly warmed up deli turkey that when stacked with the swiss cheese slices, kinda softened the cheese. It wasn't ooey gooey but the cheese wasn't firm and cold either. There was another layer of prosciutto as well which wasn't too noticeable but did add another dimension. I chose to go with the full produce choice, as I love the freshness of veggies to go with meat sandwiches. There was also a layer of fresh avo slices which lent a creamy richness to the bites. I tried one of their sliced breads to go for this sandwich, as I tried a sourdough roll for another sandwich that I got to-go for my work lunch the next day. That way I got to sample their bread offerings. Their sliced marbled rye bread is thick sliced, very soft and moist with a good bread chew. They use a good bread supplier for sure. On top of mayo and mustard which is common, they also put their Bomb Sauce which seems like a garlic-y spread of sorts. I can definitely smell it, but the taste isn't overly strong. I'd say super similar to Mr Pickles. Prosciutto Sandwich ($13/4*) This was an all-cold traditional sandwich. I took a couple of bites there to see how it was fresh from the counter, and I ate the rest the next day at work. I gotta say I liked it better the next day as all the flavors melded more together. Even tho the veggies get a bit mushier, I've always liked a well dressed salad sensation in sandwiches, kinda like a Muffeletta sandwich where it is refrigerated overnight, meant to be eaten the next day. Their prosciutto isn't the old school imported version, or at least I've never had one quite like it. I'm assuming a domestic version, even seemed more like cappicola to me as I sensed a tinge of fennel up in there. So pretty satisfied with my first visit. I'll definitely get sandwiches here again for work or day trip lunches. Pretty much on the same level as Togo's or Mr. Pickles, but just more local. With sandwich names as The Quarry Lakes, The Decoto and The Dumbarton, just pulls on my local lovin' heartstrings. Props.

Overall 4.5 out of 5…read more THE GOOD ° Sandwiches are DINOSAUR big! - Packed with meat, vegetables, jalapeno with nice heat - wife and I enjoyed our Grilled Chicken and Pork Banh Mi's ° Shrimp and Chicken Spring Rolls were SO GOOD! - something I've never seen but should be normalized... Green apple inside of it, wow. ° Clean interior and exterior ° Crazy fresh ingredients THE BAD ° True, you can get 2 × Banh Mi's and Spring Rolls for $20 less - Dinosaur dabatably makes it worth it with how big it is and how good the flavor is! THE UGLY ° Not a fan of the hours. I'd love to pick them up for dinner more often but 5pm closing makes that tough.

Their shaken beef, get that with the Vietnamese coffee and love your self! That toasted bread and…read moretheir balance of mayo and veggies will delight you! Worth the higher price tag. Only version better are found in San Jose, yes, better than the Oakland stuff, which used to be the top of my local lists. No where to sit, order, wait, and eat in car! The union city branch has local specials

If you're craving a solid Vietnamese sandwich, Hu Ong Sandwiches in Union City is the spot! They're…read morebest known for their classic banh mi, and trust me--the sandwiches live up to the hype. Tip: it's best to pay cash, though they also accept Zelle. They also have mini packages of Nem Chua, other hot foods, and even party trays if you're feeding a crowd. But honestly, the sandwiches are the main star. Fast, tasty, and satisfying--perfect for a quick bite or a group gathering!

Still my favorite Banh Mi spot! They have added new items but you can't go wrong with the #6 and…read morethe Banh Cuon. Depending on day, long lines but it moves fast -- I came on a Saturday and it was extremely busy. I was #8 in line and spoke with another lady while waiting. We both agreed that for the price point, flavor, and quality, this spot beat the competitors out easily. Then I approached the register and a gentleman took my order, #6 extra meat. And I ordered a Banh Cuon as I got closer to the front. The bread, cold cuts... everything was fresh -- I remember when the sandwiches used to be $3 a piece. Now it has climbed to $8 due to the increase in price of ingredients. However, the taste, service, and quality did not suffer as a result. I love Banh Cuon. I open the fish sauce container and drown it. It soaks up the flavor and I avoid having to dip each slippery piece in the container. Overall, best quality for the price. Sandwiches are made by the same people that were there a decade ago, maybe even further.

Been wanting to try this place since i saw it randomly one day getting coffee a couple doors over…read more What intrigued me was the eye catching theme of a fun comic book/ toy / cartoon vibe. I love all places that have a theme that sets them apart from other establishments. Especially ones that have names for their menu items that are jovial. There's ample seating and the place is fun inside, with comic books on the walls, toys displayed and bright colors everywhere it really gives a burst of dopamine when you come in. We were greeted initially by the gentleman at the counter. He was super friendly and asked if we had any questions. Idk bout yall but when we go somewhere and the person refers to you as "boss" you can kinda feel the vibe that you're gonna get good service. And it was exactly spot on. The dude helped us with questions we had and after ordering let us know he'd bring our food to us. We waited a couple mins and our food came out! Initially my first thought was "damn, they're not stingy with their portions here!" We opted for the Goku fries and a regular Deadpool sandwich. It being our first time we wanted to try different flavors. BRUH, that food smacked SO HARD! We slammed everything and kept saying, wow this is good. The ingredients were fresh, the green sauce (whatever it is) was delicious on our sandwich! We will for sure be back & tell all of our friends about this place!

Crave Subs is a fun little sandwich spot with a comic book theme. All the sandwiches are named…read moreafter cartoon characters, which makes the menu pretty cool. We tried the Ed Edd and Eddy and the Mr. Burns. Both were really good on Dutch crunch. We also customized our sandwiches by adding pickles, banana peppers and onions. I believe the sandwich comes with the standard lettuce and tomato. Easy place to grab a solid sandwich in my opinion. Can't go wrong with any of them. We'll be back to try their fries and other sandwiches.

I no longer live in the West Side Une but sometimes we like to venture out this way to check out…read morenew places to eat. We stumbled upon The Une on Yelp and decided to treat ourselves on a Friday evening. We got there a little bit before they close at 6pm. Upon entering, we were greeted by the lovely owner. I wish I got her name! She said that her son owns the shoe shop that's close by. She was super sweet and welcoming. She also has a nice selection of candy for the kiddos, but we want to delay giving our baby sweets until much later haha. We ordered the beef bulgogi sandwich and it came out pretty quickly. The bulgogi was flavorful and the sauce that came with it was really tasty too. The veggies gave it a nice crunch. I enjoyed the cucumber, but the carrots didn't seem as fresh. I also would've preferred the roll to be a bit more toasted, but overall I enjoyed it and would go back to try more sandwiches :)

Finally tried this spot out after seeing all the hype about their sandwiches and famous bear cup! I…read morehad two food items, a drink, and a dessert. I tried the chicken dip & pesto chicken wrap. I loveddd the chicken dip! It was super gooey, warm, savory, a little sweet, and just perfect. I'd highly recommend trying that. The pesto chicken wrap was a nice refreshing bite but it's not really my thing in terms of flavor. Definitely needed a lot of hot sauce but my mom liked it on its own! For the drink I got Okinawa Brown Sugar less sweet. I liked it! It was indeed not too sweet and super tasty. The bear cup is rly cute! And the shaved ice was a must-try despite being already stuffed. It was tasty and refreshing for a hot day. The owner was so kind here!! She owns this shop and her son owns a shoes/clothes shop two doors down. They are both so genuine and sweet. Inside of the shop has a few seats and is has nice artwork. This spot really seems to care about their community. Show some support!!

Hands down the yummiest pastrami sandwich I've had. Yelp reeled me in with a picture I saw on yelp…read moreI had to try! I was pleasantly surprised with delicious combo of the filllings! Some type of jam, pickles, peppercini, and grilled onion. I chose it to go on sourdough. The sandwich itself took about 15 minutes for them to make and it was served hot. I will be back again!

Something made me think about Katz's Delicatessen in NYC and I suddenly craved a Pastrami sandwich…read more I was excited to find Mirchi nearby and a locally beloved pastrami with interesting ingredients. Location is near the Mirchi cafe on Fremont Blvd in the plaza right next to Wonderland smoke shop. There is plenty of parking. Staff was super nice and helped me open the stuck door that you have to pull really hard on to get in. The market is small but curated and I was drawn to the imported potato chips. I picked up a bag of Lay's Masala chips I haven't had since I was in Mumbai, excited to eat it with my sandwich. The sandwich took about 10 minutes to make and panini-press and smelled delicious. However, when I got home I immediately noticed the color and thought they had mistakenly used roast beef. I looked at some of the other reviews and their doordash image and I'm confused on what I got. The pastrami was missing the distinct reddish-pink color from brining and black bark from smoking, I'm not sure how it was prepped in-house but it tasted like roast beef. I did enjoy the blueberry jam and pepperoncini combo.

This market is a foodies dream. They have sandwiches and so many specialty items for sell. It was…read moreso hard not buying the whole store! My husband got their famous Padrino sandwich. I did a build your own which was pretty similar - both were delicious. I also got an Italian lemonade and homemade Mexican dessert which was similar to a pop tart. One had guava and the other was filled with Nutella. The guava was definitely better. Make sure you stop by here because this visit was epic. I can't wait to go back.

cute little family owned business with great connections to the bay! i loved how they support local…read morebusinesses in their shop. great assortment of items not normally found in supermarkets. we tried the deli and orders #2 padrino. great quality ingredients you can taste! local bread too which is a plus! it was big enough for 2 people to share ao we also grabbed a local coyotas. the guava one was delish! overall i liked this little market/deli. it showcased something this area doesn't have much of. i'd come back again to try the rest of their menu.

The food and beverages were refreshing! Great customer service. Very welcoming! We're definitely…read morecoming by again soon! Thank you!

This cute little shop has some great Korean street foods and very friendly service…read more This is not a dine in location as there is no indoor seating. You'll order at the front kiosk and wait for your order to be made. Everything is made to order and it took about 10 minutes on a Saturday during lunch hour. We tried their combo Isaac toast, beef kimbap, and kimchi tuna triangle kimbap (think onigiri). If you've never had Isaac toast, it's a popular Korean street food sandwich that is both savory and sweet. The Isaac toast here is a hefty portion and packed with full of flavor. There is a jam spread on the bread that gives it some sweetness and the cabbage slaw is dressed in what tastes like a thousand island dressing. Then you have the egg with carrot patty as well as a slice of cheese and ham. It's the most excellent breakfast sandwich. The bread is fluffy and griddled with butter - what more could you ask for? The beef bulgogi kimbap was also yummy. They don't put too much rice and they certainly don't skimp on the filling. The bulgogi was seasoned well - salty and sweet enough. The other ingredients were fresh and paired well together. Of the kimbaps I've had in my lifetime, this was definitely one of the better ones. The kimchi tuna triangle kimbap was packaged well so that the seaweed does not touch the rice until you're ready to eat, just like how they package it in Japan. Good amount of filling, well seasoned rice, and crisp seaweed. The prices are very fair here given the portion size. I would definitely return when in the mood for some kimbap and Isaac toast! Service was friendly - the ladies greeted us kindly and kept us updated on our order.

We ordered food here for my husband's birthday. We've been on a Mediterranean food binge this…read moremonth. This was best quality and best value. We all ordered shwarma plates except my husband who ordered a wrap. The shwarma plate was very nice - it came with a small salad, rice, and shwarma. I like that they provided garlic sauce, salad vinaigrette, and your choice of cilantro or harissa sauce. I tried all of them and they were all good. For Filipinos, actually, this fits the palate very well - there is seasoned meat with rice. What else do you need in life? The salad is just a healthy bonus. My husband really enjoyed his wrap and he'd be interested in returning. The wrap used a flour tortilla...but the filling was very good. Even my parents who don't like to venture too far from Filipino-American food were interested in returning, especially because the location is nearby Popeye and Seafood City. We came in around lunch time on a Saturday, and there were some people eating inside and outside. Staff were very friendly and the seating area was clean.

Got the chicken shawarma plate, falafel plate, Achilles chicken wrap and the loaded fries with beef…read moreshawarma. I think the chicken dishes stole the show. The plate had a generous serving of rice and hummus - the chicken was tender and flavorful. The wrap was crispy on the outside, the Achilles chicken was very tasty as well. The falafel was a disappointment though as it was not fully cooked. There was a slight raw taste to it. Took the food to go and the server was very cheerful.

Kitchen 804 is dangerous... because once you eat there you're going to start planning excuses to…read morecome back. I ordered the spicy jalapeño burger and it was outstanding. Perfect amount of heat, juicy, messy in the best possible way. If you're on the fence, just go straight to the double burger. No regrets. The onion rings and fries were fantastic--crispy, hot, and clearly not an afterthought like most places. And the gentleman working there made the whole experience even better. Super kind, super fun, and clearly takes pride in what he's serving. Great burger, great sides, great vibe. Highly recommend.

Made to order Halal burger and chicken place in Hayward. They are located near my kids Saturday…read morelanguage school and we came after to check it out. They were short staffed that day and the owner was one man show. Really nice hardworking guy but the reason for the overall rating was I called ahead so my hungry kids wouldn't wait too long and it still took 40 minutes from when I called to our food being ready. The chicken thigh was also raw near the bone though I clearly heard the deep fryer timer starting and going off and feels like it needed 2-3 minutes. Original 804: Fresh Beef Patty, American Cheese, Caramelized Onions, Finished 804 Way. Tasted good, my kids said "better than Mcdonalds" and that's great because they love McDonalds. Chapli: Beef Patty mixed with traditional house blend spices, Tamarind Onions, Tomato, 804 Mint Chutney Sauce. Distinct unique taste, worth trying but we liked the more traditional burgers better. The Melt: Fresh Beef Patty, American Cheese. On a reverse toasted bun, the kids loved the size at this one looked. The kids loved this and totally destroyed every bite. Fried Chicken: The leg was OK but the thigh was raw in the middle. Stayed super, super hot and I liked the crispy skin and simplicity, unfortunate it was undercooked.