Amazing menu!!! Quality food from quality people!!! Ed the sock loved you Montreal meat sandwich. I…read morewish I could go there more!!!! But, I've never been disappointed!!!

Very good subs with fresh ingredients, and friendly staff. My go to place for subs. Chicken club is…read moremy favourite.

Food. I had the smoked meat sandwich combo ($22.95). This…read moreis a Michelin rated bib gourmand establishment. Sumi Fernando, the owner, worked 17 years at Schwartz's in Montreal, including head cutter. Do your taste buds a favor and get a smoked meat sandwich with meat that's marinated for 10 days, smoked for eight hours and steamed for three hours. This is incredibly delicious! The combo also comes with seasoned fries, coleslaw, and a whole pickle. Service I came mid afternoon and it wasn't busy. Service was prompt, and the food came out quickly. If you wanna taste something like Schwartz's in Montreal or even Katz's diner in Manhattan, then come to SumiLicious in Scarborough.

Pastrami sandwich was good, but expensive and the structure of the sandwich fell apart so quick it…read morebecame difficult to eat. I think my rating would be way higher if more effort was put into the construction of the sandwich to complement the pastrami... Like the bread and toppings just didn't do anything to help the meat (which was delicious on its own). I do like that you can choose the kind of mustard you want as well as the cut of pastrami (lean, fatty, both, etc.) For a simple and quick pastrami sandwich, it does the job but I don't think it's worth the Michelin recommendation... This spot gets hyped up EVERYWHERE online but I think that just comes from lack of abundance for this type of food. If you're willing to make a trip for a WAY better fresh pastrami/smoked meat experience, head on over to When The Pig Came Home at the Junction in TO. You won't be disappointed.

Zaitoun has the best poutine in Canada…read more For that matter, it's probably the best casse-croûte-style shop I've seen outside of Québec. Let's break this down. Poutine fries must be crisp right-angles with tips that remind you that they were once potatoes, fluffy, pillowy interiors shielded from the besieging sauce-brun. The sauce should be profound umami and just viscous enough to adhere to a fry trawled along the plate. The cheese should gift salt and squeak. This indulgent mess inherently seems to shrug off adjectives like exquisite, precise, conscientious, but the poutine at Zaitoun is all of this. Now, if you're like me, you might get half-way to the poutine counter and think something to the effect of, "poutine is great, but I wish that this place had a good kebab, beef kofti perhaps. Maybe -- oh, but this would never happen! -- maybe, just, a skewer of tangy, smoky tandoori chicken." Zaitoun has such people, people like me, covered, scarlet tenders cushioned by scented, sumac-sprinkled basmati rice, garlicky salad slicing the rich flavours. Go with friends. Order the menu. Share it. I have not mentioned yet that this restaurant is 100% Halal. I am not of a belief system that requires my food to be Halal, but I like to know that deliberate actions respecting animal welfare, food safety, and intentionality have permeated the supply chain, and the feeling of knowing that isn't a feeling you often get when you're eating at a poutinerie. At Zaitoun, however, when you order the loaded chicken poutine, you know something about that chicken, that you are the final step of an elevated human experience. This is no ordinary casse-croûte. It should be. It exists in a mediocre grey part of Scarborough, on the far side of an arachnoid parking lot that features a McDonald's and a Tim Hortons, a handful of other unassuming restaurants, and a half-derelict concrete edifice that makes you feel like you might have come to the wrong place. You might have come for the "Loaded Poutine" that appears as a place in Safari maps but not in real life. It is unimpressive even as you approach. It could be an unbranded Mary Brown's, until you see the menu. And then you see the counter-top marquee that could be selling you a special, whose letters spell out Free Palestine. And you see the tip jar whose proceeds support the local mosque. And you notice that every soft drink is sourced from a small producer; and the cola, for example, tells you right on the can that 10% of the proceeds from the sale of that can are destined for charitable work. And then you look closely at the geometric patterns on the wall and on the stainless steel fume hood, and you see how thoroughly the owners have transfigured this unassuming snack shop into a sacred space. And you clear your cross-hatched plastic tray to the bussing station and step back into the diesel-infused asphalt and concrete having indulged in a decadent harmony and, incongruently, feeling as though you just participated in something profound and deeply human. Zaitoun. You should go there.

It was ok. Not worth the price tho…read more Took 45 mins to make basic kabobs. Basic poutine didnt taste too good. Order ahead. Staff were helpful.

Ordered takeout through DoorDash and food was still decent despite not eating it right away. Tried…read moretheir Crabmeat Foldable Egg Sandwich via their Combo C that came with a snack and a drink and I picked the Hash Brown (3 pieces) and Homemade Lemon Iced Tea. The sandwich was pretty good; there was a good balance in terms of texture. There was also enough sauce but also not too much where it could get soggy. Flavour was good too and the amount of crabmeat was pretty generous in the sense that I actually found it a bit too much. The hash browns were good too and came with a dipping sauce. The iced tea was not bad too. Overall a decent place with affordable pricing.

Location/Service This spot is a little bit hidden in the…read morecorner of Langham Place - second floor on the outdoor side with all the restaurants. Parking is always a headache there - but if you go underground, it's not bad. The place is small - don't recall there's seating - so it's more of a takeout spot. Menu is pretty straightforward with available options and prices. Staff was nice - and orders were done on time (but note you might need to wait at least 10-15 minutes since they are made to order). Food Was craving these foldable egg sandwiches that's been a trend lately - so I tried their BLT sandwich. In terms of ingredients, it was pretty standard for a BLT sandwich - nothing really stood out for me. I had more anticipation for the bread, since these sandwich should be known for amazing bread - but it was a little bland for me. It's like standard bread you could make yourself and not the fluffy or milky Japanese style ones. Their homemade creamy sauce was a good complimentary to the overall sandwich. Overall, my first experience was just okay for this place. They do offer other mains like fried noodles/rice and snacks. Might give it another try to see their consistency.

Tips: - It's cash-only if you are buying additional items…read more - One of the staffers does not comprehend English. Luckily, the other one does! A Yelp experience late last year introduced me to Banh Mi Le Anh. I've been back for more ever since. I love a good banh mi. There seem to be more banh mi shops popping up in Markham. Bring them on! This banh mi store is located at Langham Square. This shop is between Hero Tea and Roji Monster Ice Cream if you are looking for recognizable businesses by this store. Parking can be crazy. However, I've done well finding parking after I'm done working from home. I tend to get here at around 5:30 pm. I've been lucky to find a parking spot steps away both times that I've been here. I then walked over to the store. There is one woman who doesn't understand English, but is versed in Vietnamese and Cantonese. Another woman speaks English, so I've been fortunate to get her both times. Otherwise, I'd have to break into Cantonese mode. My Yelp experience consisted of these items: - Combination sandwich with pork sausage, ham, and pork belly - Lime soda I've been back for the same order. I love this combination so much. Staffers here roll each sandwich in paper and put a rubber band around it. There aren't tables and chairs to sit down. I've always brought my items home to enjoy. I love the lime soda. It didn't look green as shown on the menu. Lime juice is naturally clear. So was the soda water mixed in. It was so simple seeing it made. I should make some at home! The baguettes looked yummy at the store. Seeing it as a sandwich made me so happy. It looked so nice with the score marks. I sliced this sandwich in half to make it easier to eat. I got a nice cross-section of all the thick-cut meats, veggies, pate, and buttery spread. The bread was chewy and crusty. The sliced meats were yummy and tender. The pate was rich, especially with the buttery spread. Heavenly! It's funny that I like the cheapest banh mi. I like assorted meats, so it made sense that I'd gravitate towards the combination one out of the bunch. I'm a fan. I'll be back for more. (39)

Conveniently located at those outdoor shops at Langham Square, this is one of my NEW favourite…read morespots for banh mi :) $5 tax in for foot-long, the baguette is crispy, light and airy They are very generous with the yellow mayo sauce too lol. I usually ask for less, and they are able to accommodate. I've also tried the grilled beef; the meat so juicy and delicious! You can choose spicy or non-spicy for all sandwiches. The shop mainly does takeouts. The lady working there is super speedy with your order. There are no tables inside, but there is a side bench if you want to devour your banh mi on the spot lol. I found lunch hours quite busy with long lines. Usual pretty quick, unless you are ordering like 10 banh mi at a time! I'm definitely a returning customer! B01 for life ^^ Cash only.

This Asian bakery is great! Their buns are soft, sweet, and always fresh. I've tried so many things…read morefrom here now and my favorite is the pineapple custard bun. They also have savory choices. Like this bakery and I will definitely come back. Recommended!

Sooo good it was not to sweet I also got the blueberry one too and it was not that sweet either…read moresadly it's far if it was close I would be going often

The og of Vietnamese sandwich. Place is just like how Vietnamese place would look like . Nothing…read morefancy but the bread and taste is so consistent and fresh every time . staff very quick and friendly ,

My go-to Banh Mi place!…read more I've been going here for years and their Assorted banh mi is great! I usually ask for "1, not spicy, and no cilantro" and they usually understand what I want. It can get slightly busy around noon but that's also when they prepare it fresh. Also the spring rolls they serve are quite good as well.

It's your next door desi food spot for late night bites. We tried to order a mix of their popular…read moreitems and they weren't disappointing. I have had better chole bhature for sure but the sandwich was really good. The dosa was decent too. They had a long queue for their shaved ice with syrup (ice gola) outside coz it was crazy hot that day but I'm not a fan of it so I skipped it. Service was okay too for the meals we had.

Having marked this for a while now and finally made it. Had great expectations that a vegetarian…read morerestaurant would have many more vegan options. To make it odd, the staff not aware what vegan meant. The menu underneath pizza said vegan options, but they couldn't understand that vegan should not include cheese or butter. Not properly trained staff. Dahi Poori was vegan , we were told. They wouldn't even make Dahi (yogurt) Poori with yogurt on the side. We had a Dabeli w/o Butter to make it vegan. It was good, but the spices were way less than we anticipated. The chutney provided was also very mild. Mumbai Meei Jaan platter with Vada Pav made vegan was good. The topped chilli could have been the spicier version. The vegan Bhel was OK, again too mild. The vegan Pani Poori OK again, but the water was way too mild as if made for non-Asians more than for Indian origin customers. Vegan Schezwan Dosa - we assumed it would be street style, made with veggies and noodles in Schezwan sauce. It turned out to be masala dosa with schezwan sauce inside the dosa with regular potato onion filling. The chutney and sambhar again very mild flavours. Family did have Pav Bhaji which couldn't be made vegan. They did enjoy it but again found to be mild as well. Hard to believe that a Gujarat based restaurant had such mild flavours. The interior is plain and clean.

We were at pho metro right beside them to pick up a takeout order…read more Since we were already there, we decided to pick up 2 items. Payment was simple and easy. Sticky rice - really delicious, cooked well. Has bits of Vietnamese sausage to add saltiness. 5/5. Got one of the desserts that have tapioca and banana in coconut milk. Also delicious - 5/5.

Stopped by for fast bites before visiting the zoo. I believe we called in to order a number of banh…read moremi and only had to wait a little when we arrived. The team was efficient with our order and we appreciated that. There's also great options for dine in (the sister, Pho Metro). We love fried egg on our sandwiches as it adds an extra layer of flavor and texture. Quick and easy visit that's worthwhile!

Great place. I first visited this location in the 90s. It was owned and operated by Greeks then. It…read morewas next door to a Greek owned Seafood store. Now, the Meat and Deli is Korean owned and operated. It is still a very good store with a knowledgeable butcher. It has a very good selection of lamb, pork, poultry, meat and even goat. A very affordable store with quality cuts.