Started in 2015, Sandwicherie Sue specializes in gourmet type bánh mì. Shop a wide selection of Asian grocery goods, like sauces, noodles and snacks. It also offers one of the largest selection of saké, soju and any other popular Asian type of alcoholic beverage.
Sandwicherie Sue draws mixed notes from diners: it is praised for generous portions, fresh fillings, crunchy bread, and a wide range of drinks plus a grocery selection that doubles as a casual market for Asian items, with strong vegetarian options and standout banh mi. The location near ÉTS is appreciated, and takeout is quick, though some reviews note prices can be steep for students and meat portions or pantry items can vary by location. Bread quality receives both praise and critique, with some saying it is excellent and others finding it too hard or too soggy when drenched in sauce. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, service is generally attentive, and the menu includes bowls, spring rolls, papaya salad, miso soup, and several imported beverages, making it feel like a convenient place to get sandwiches and groceries that keeps customers coming back to try more.
Very nice atmosphere! Lots of options for drinks, & I must the food is very good. I would recommend any one of their sandwiches.
I had to put 4 star for the food only because you are given the choice between spicy & not spicy, but it won't be spicy no matter what you choose.
We stopped by last night for the beef & Tofu/Vege sandwiches for takeout, they were both delicious. The drink selection is really great too. Glad to have places like this in the neighborhood, thanks!
I've ordered from your shop at least 3 times in the past week. As a transplant from the west coast, I was looking for some tasty Bahn mi. Sandwicherie sue scratched my itch. The bread is crunchy, the fillings are fresh, & I'm super full whenever I eat one.
Thank you so much for making my first few days in Montreal so tasty! I will definitely be trying everything else on the menu.
Kind of disappointed for the price it has lots of carrots (?? chua), too much that the bread is so wet by the time I get home but not a lot of meat. Not sure if this is a franchise but usually I buy this banh mi from the location in Beaubien & it has more meat. The last picture is from Beaubien location. The meat is more brown & it's also bette
Fantastic sandwiches absolutely packed with ingredients. The bahn mi might be $20, but it lasts me for two meals & doesn't get soggy in the fridge. Will keep coming back!
While their point of pride in their sandwiches, for me this is a very good spot for healthy food & Asian pantry items. I really enjoyed their veggie roll. I think most places like that feel like they pack the meal with excessive sauces & this was very fresh colorful light roll & tasty miso soup.
Ordered two sandwiches & it took them 30 minutes to make them. For a sandwich takeout counter, that is way too long. Sandwiches were good though, but would not go back on a lunch break.
Jul 21, 2025
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Always a problem with their card readers. The ingredients of the sandwiches are really nice but the bread is just terrible. It tears your mouth with how hard it is. I wish they had different bread types so we could choose.
Also, waaaay too pricy for the quality & the quantity.
Really liked this place! I've been to the other location & I was so excited to have one closer. Sandwiches were amazing & the portions were great for the price 👌🏼
