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Lit Canteen’s juicy pho-mi sandwich with slow-cooked brisket.

This banh mi-pho hybrid is inspired by The Bear’s Chicago beef sandwich

Is this juicy, limited-edition sanger a smart union or a flawed creation? Sandwich watch hands down its verdict.

  • Sarah Norris
Lorenzo sandwich at Delisia, Forest Lodge.

Salty, creamy and immensely satisfying: This focaccia sandwich is the best I’ve eaten all year

The bubbled Italian bread is having a moment in Sydney. Here’s our top sandwich pick, plus six others to try around town.

  • Bianca Hrovat
On A Roll’s brisket sandwich.

A tiny shack in a nondescript arcade is serving some of Sydney’s best brisket sandwiches

The meat is smoked for 14 hours at the owner’s home then served from a no-frills kiosk in a tired arcade.

  • Sarah Norris
The prawn sando, pictured at the original Sandoitchi in Darlinghurst.

Does Sandoitchi’s pillowy prawn sando still deserve its cult status?

The opening of a second cafe by the OG katsu sando stockist prompted Sandwich Watch to revisit this Sydney classic.

  • Sarah Norris
Kosta’s Takeaway Schnitty.

Clear your afternoon for this A+ chicken schnitty sandwich that’s as big as your head

Bigger is better, as Sandwich Watch found out when tackling this spectacular two-hander from cult Kosta’s Takeaway (with a new CBD spot on the way).

  • Sarah Norris
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Banh Mi Bay Ngo’s pork roll with fried egg.

Introducing Sandwich Watch – a column dedicated to the essential Sydney sandwiches you need to try

Every few weeks, we’ll highlight a sanger that deserves your attention. But first, here’s a taste of the city’s standard-bearers and newcomers.

  • Sarah Norris