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Sandwichroom perfects the art of the sandwich

The sandwiches at this two-year-old eatery stand out through simple ingredients, smart combinations, and, most importantly, genuinely great bread

🍽️ Ever find yourself craving a simple, hearty sandwich? Not quite a burger, not quite a shawarma wrap — but something comfortably in between? Sandwichroom understands that craving perfectly. A good sandwich usually speaks for itself, and at Sandwichroom, you’ll find plenty that do. The sandwiches at this two-year-old eatery stand out through simple ingredients, smart combinations, and, most importantly, genuinely great bread.

An all-day comfort menu: Chicken pane, cheese melt, roast beef, tuna served cold — the simple pleasures of a sandwich are realized in Sandwichroom’s short and sweet menu. The menu covers all protein varieties — chicken, beef, and seafood — on top of vegetarian options, a breakfast and brunch selection, and special snacks and sides.

What we ordered: Charmed by all the options and tempting fusions, we decided to ask the staff for their top three bestsellers, and we were quickly pointed toward the chicken punch, the shrimp punch, and the cheesesteak sandwiches. When we came back for seconds, we were recommended the chicken Almaza pop and couldn’t resist trying their snack cheesies and the Korean carrot side.

What we loved: The cheesesteak sandwich was especially recommended by the staff — and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The mix of beef and warm cheddar was mouthwateringly good, boosted by freshly grilled onions, peppers, and tomatoes. The shrimp punch was fried perfection — minimal in ingredients but an absolute punch (pun intended) when it came to flavor. Out of the chicken sandwiches, the Almaza pop stood out with its perfectly seasoned grilled chicken pieces. The cherry on top of every sandwich was the bread — a freshly oven-baked fusion of baladi bread and pizza dough.

Sides delivered too: The Korean carrots were a standout — refreshing, savory, and the perfect palate cleanser that kept our forks going back for more. The cheesies brought a satisfying, crunchy bite packed with melted cheese and complemented nicely by a BBQ dip.

Our verdict: Sandwichroom offers a casual, hearty take on the quintessential comfort meal: sandwiches. The Lake Town branch we went to keeps things minimal — arguably a little too minimal. Grey tables, black leather couch benches, plain white walls, and a long open kitchen made up the space. While we appreciated the no-fuss approach, a touch more color would have gone a long way in elevating our dining experience. That said, Sandwichroom is a solid pick if you ever find yourself in meal limbo and just want your cravings fully met and satisfied.

WHERE TO GET IT- You can find Sandwichroom at its branches in Lake Town, District 5, Walk of Cairo, Palm Hills Development, and Badya Park. Sandwichroom also delivers via Talabat.