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San San

Fluffy focaccia sandwiches in Sydney’s south-west.

Erina Starkey

Assorted sandwiches, the San San salad and deli plate.
1 / 7Assorted sandwiches, the San San salad and deli plate.Supplied
The mortadella sandwich with fig jam and potato chips.
2 / 7The mortadella sandwich with fig jam and potato chips.Supplied
The pastrami sandwich with cabbage, pickles and onion jam.
3 / 7The pastrami sandwich with cabbage, pickles and onion jam. Supplied
San San salad with chicken schnitzel.
4 / 7San San salad with chicken schnitzel. Supplied
Pastries and cookies.
5 / 7Pastries and cookies. Supplied
The exterior.
6 / 7The exterior. Supplied
The sandwich counter.
7 / 7The sandwich counter. Supplied

San San

Contemporary$

Sandwich shops have spread to every corner of the city, including Revesby in Sydney’s south-west. This new sanger spot is run by siblings Jonathan Massaad, owner of Cake Mail, his sister Jade Massaad and her sister-in-law Julie El Chami.

The sandwiches look similar to the ones you’ll find in the CBD: tall, fluffy focaccia stacks, piled high with deli meats and wrapped in bright, branded paper.

The mortadella sandwich is loaded with ricotta, rocket and potato chips, while fig jam adds a surprise hit of sweetness. The OG chicken schnitzel features a familiar combo of crumbed chicken, butter lettuce and pickles, finished with blow-torched American cheese.

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Espresso coffee and bright, tart lemonade make this a satisfying lunch stop.

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Erina StarkeyErina StarkeyErina is the Good Food App Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Previously, Erina held a number of editing roles at delicious.com.au and writing roles at Broadsheet and Concrete Playground.

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