Mooncake Foods (Octopus With Spinach Noodles and Smoked White Fish Salad Sandwich)

Posted on September 22, 2010 by mheusler

Mooncake Foods is sort of like in Asian diner that resides the border of Soho and Tribeca. It’s very fairly priced and everything they make is excellent. I’ve never had anything bad there and for the most part, every dish is under $10. The octopus with spinach noodles is a refreshing steal at $8.95. The [...]

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Baoguette (Classic Banh Mi Sandwich)

Posted on September 2, 2010 by mheusler

I don’t think the banh mi sandwiches at Baoguette are better than they are at Paris Sandwich and Vietnam Banh Mi So #1 but they are better than anything else that you’re going to get North of Houston street. This sandwich is from the location on 26th and Lexington but Michael Bao now has about [...]

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Jess Bakery (General Tso’s Chicken and Roast Duck Sandwich)

Posted on August 26, 2010 by mheusler

I’m so not into Chinese/American food. When I do get that craving, I don’t go to the spots in my hood with the pictures on the wall, I go to Jess Bakery in Gramercy. They have the lightest, least greasy General Tso’s chicken in the world and roasted duck club sandwiches. Sshhhhhhhh, I’m whispering a [...]

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Lamazou (The Smart Duck) (Max’s Pick)

Posted on July 28, 2010 by mheusler

Lamazou is primarily a cheese shop somewhat out-of-place, right down the street from the Curry Hill neighborhood. It specializes in cheese, cured meats and some high-end grocery items as well as like canned goods and imported teas, sodas and juices. Because they carry over 150 different types of cheese and so many types of cold [...]

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Alidoro (The Marco Polo)

Posted on July 21, 2010 by mheusler

When it comes to classic Italian sandwich shops in the city everyone has their favorite. While there is certainly room for debate, I think that anyone who visits Alidoro in Soho enough and tries a few different types of their sandwiches, will at the very least be forced to acknowledge it’s place amongst the greats. The [...]

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Sau Voi (Roast Pork Banh Mi, Noodles WIth Shrimp and Shredded Coconut Cake)

Posted on July 8, 2010 by mheusler

The Mecca. Well maybe not exactly the Mecca but Sau Voi was the first spot in Manhattan to start selling banh mi sandwiches which means that they deserve royalty checks on a Dr. Dre type of level.  However, just cause you’re the first certainly does not mean you’re the best and that is a perfect [...]

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Acquedolci (Il Diavolo Sandwich)

Posted on May 20, 2010 by mheusler

Acquedolci is a great addition to Grand street and makes sandwiches that I think are at least as good as those from Alleva. Aside from sandwiches they also make fresh bread, pasta dishes and have a small selection of Italian groceries that include sodas like Chinoto and Aranciata. I’ve had a few of their different [...]

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Bite (Genoa Salami Sandwich)

Posted on May 5, 2010 by mheusler

I’ve been getting food from the Bite location on Lafayette Street for about eight years now. I used to work at a Citi Habitats location on Great Jones Street between Broadway and Lafayette streets that no longer exists (they moved to Sullivan Street). We would always try new places for lunch but couldn’t find a [...]

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Alleva (Prosciutto and Mozzarella Sandwich & A Rice Ball)

Posted on April 22, 2010 by mheusler

The” where to get a good Italian sandwich in Soho war” is on full blast as newcomers Acquedolci and Torrisi Italian Specialties are challenging longtime dominance of spots like Alidoro’s and Alleva. To be 100% honest I think Torrisi is the best of the bunch right now mainly because of their off the hook side [...]

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Tony Dragonas Cart Part 3 (Grilled Chicken Sandwich)

Posted on February 24, 2010 by mheusler

Since my department moved to 59th street, Tony D’s cart has become  the office favorite. The staff seems to favor the steak, lamb and chicken platters and for whatever reason nobody’s tried their slamming burgers yet but I did convince one person to try the prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich. Don’t sleep on the grilled chicken sandwich [...]

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