Five places dedicated to making the most delicious sandwiches you’ll find in Singapore
By Samantha Francis
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By Samantha Francis

The Sacha Reuben comes with tender and smoky pastrami beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing.
Sacha & Sons is helmed by a husband and wife team that’s passionate about bringing their love for New York Deli food to our shores. They specialise in smoked pastrami sandwiches, with the brisket undergoing a unique curing process and a special rub before being cooked for hours.
We could taste the dedication that went into the Grilled Reuben (from $18), which came with tender and smoky
pastrami beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing.
Similarly tasty are its toasted bagel sandwiches, which come with a range of fillings such as hot smoked salmon and house cured gravlax (a Nordic dish comprising raw salmon cured in salt, sugar and dill).
Sacha & Sons, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, #03-02, Singapore 238897, Tel: 6735 6961
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