Reviewers describe Sandwicherie Sue as delivering delicious sandwiches with generous fillings and fresh ingredients, with strong vegetarian options like tofu, mushrooms, eggplant and green papaya salad, alongside widely praised banh mi such as chicken and pork char siu with crispy bread. Many note that the shop also feels like a small Asian grocery, with a nice assortment of drinks and snacks inside. Service is frequently praised as attentive and the space is described as clean and welcoming, though a few reviews mention slower prep times, occasional inconsistency, or packaging concerns. Several reviews call it among the best banh mi in Montreal, praising the tenderness of chicken, the seasoning of pork varieties, and the generous fillings, even as some compare the depth of flavor to authentic Vietnamese places. Prices are sometimes cited as high for the portion, but many feel the quality and variety justify the cost. People also mention the inside grocery and drink options, including bubble tea and an impressive alcohol selection, as added perks. While a few notes point to missteps like a missing ingredient or changes in packaging, the overall sentiment is positive, with many saying the food is tasty and the service reliable.
My favorite place for banh mi in Montreal. Their banh mi are simply delicious. My favorite one is the Char Siu Pork sandwich. Super yummy! Love the papaya salad as well. Service is great well. I highly recommended if you craving a good banh mi.
I really like it. Think it's fresh, decent portion for small sized female, (that said, I don't think it's enough for guy if you just have one) but I like they are kind with veggie. I think it's a great option if you don't want to spend a lot but still want a good meal when you are around this area.
Super sandwich vietnamien. Le traditionnel est mon préféré ! Ils sont préparés fraichement sur place, & la portion est quand même grosse pour une sandwich ! Le service est toujours impeccable, & l'ambiance est jeune & fun.
I knew it was pricey before ordering but I still wanna try it out to see what's so special about it... I took the traditional sandwich & honestly for the price & taste there is way better banh mi elsewhere in mtl (cheaper & tasty). Service was slow in my opinion since they were many employees working on site.
L'endroit est beau, c'est propre l'accueil est bon & le service rapide mais je ne comprend pas les prix j'ai payé un sandwich poulet plus un coca plus 10% de tips le tout 19$ un sandwich certes bon mais en trois crocs on le finis donc ça me me fera pas revenir je ne demande pas un trio à 7 $ je comprend qu'il y ai des frais mais la c'est beaucoup trop en tout cas moi je trouve pas ça morale mais c'est très bobo donc le prix est justifié pour ce monde là mais dans la vraie vie ce n'est pas un prix correct
Apr 2, 2025
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good price for very good sandwiches! One of my top lists sandwiches! There is a recent change of packaging of the sandwiches? I prefer more the paper bag! The big box with aluminum is just overkill & not necessary..please back to the simple paper bag🙂
I've orded my favorite ramen (Buldak noodle) online from Sandwicherie Sue & the shipping & delivery was fast. Still cheaper price than other online store & products arrived intact. Thank you!
Only spot we have found that consistently sells Makgeolli in montreal. Bottles are quite expensive though at 20$ a bottle but worth the splurge if you want to buy some. They also have a sick collection of alcohols from Japan & other east asian countries you cannot find at SAQ.
Their little supermarket is filled with wonderful treats & snacks to get a couple things for home.
Their food & Vietnamese coffee is out of this world. Their banhmi is stacked with meat & goodies that I am often full on just half the sandwhich. The food is prepared fresh in front of you & service is fast.
