The Sandwich Board

I’ve never thought I was a sandwich girl…until now!!! The Sandwich Board is a hole in the wall spot that excels in super creative sandwiches with an Asian twist. We tried the spam and egg breakfast sandwich with nori aoili (amazing) and the peking duck tsangwich which came on a bolo bao and was packed with flavor. Both were delicious!! Orders are taken from a charming little window and the people working there are so friendly. Can’t wait to go back and try more items on their menu 🥪

We got the spam & eggs and the mala wrap. Both were delicious! They gave me and the other guy waiting a hot cup of soup since it was cold and windy, so kind! The tomato soup was hot, steamy, great tomato flavor and warmed me right up. Will def come back to try the Mala Tsangwich and more.

I really enjoyed the Tres Golpes breakfast sandwich! The service was amazing and it truly is an amazing hidden hole in the wall place! Prices are very reasonable. Would definitely come back and try their Asian fusion sandwiches.

Many interesting sandwich variety. Service was relatively quick as it was made to order. “Our sando” was very good - egg was creamy and had the perfect flavor. I would prefer if the crust was cut off because towards the end of the sandwich, it was so dry by itself. For the “mala tsangwich”, the spiciness was there, nothing crazy, but lacks any in depth flavor. Chicken was not seasoned so all the flavor was from the sauce. Chicken could be juicier so overall made the sandwich average. I would go back for “our sando” but not for “mala tsangwich”.

The Sandwich Board is a new Sandwich spot in Chinatown, blending Asian and American flavors and ingredients, to provide some interestingly curated sandwiches. Although the place can be described as a hole in the wall, they provide excellent service, with a friendly staff. Sandwiches cost about $15-18, however, it is worth the money. My go-to sandwiches are the Dunk Hunt, Torta Supreme, Austin Chinatown, and Mala Tsangwich. Hopefully, the consistency can be maintained as they continue to gain traction. Needless to say, it’s been a few weeks, and the sandwiches have been consistently spot on. I would definitely recommend trying this place out for yourself.

Maybe I got unlucky because I can see pics of sandwiches with plenty of fillings posted here. But my duck sandwich had more lettuce than meat. The dominant flavor was the overly sweet bun they use. It was also improperly wrapped so of the tiny meat portion more ended up in the wrapper than on the bun. For $15, definitely a disappointment.

So delicious. I feel like they have a sandwich for whatever mood you’re in. I ordered the Chashu pork tsangwich my first time around and it did not disappoint. The sweetness from the bun paired perfectly with the pork. My 2nd time around I had the steak and potatoes, which was one of the best steak sandwiches I’ve ever had. Keep killing it yall.

A small Sandwiches place no sitting but great sandwiches! We had peijing duck flavor not your usual sandwiches for sure but tasty! P.s 2 min in the neighbourhood there is a foosball playground can sit around have sandwiches they also have a few chair outside can sit Pps by the foosball playground there is public washroom