I picked up a roast beef sandwich here and it was very good! I liked the stringy Swiss cheese and pickles that added a nice kick to the sandwich. I waited about 10 minutes for them to make it after ordering it. There is a small lot as well for parking.

Hands down the yummiest pastrami sandwich I've had. Yelp reeled me in with a picture I saw on yelp I had to try! I was pleasantly surprised with delicious combo of the filllings! Some type of jam, pickles, peppercini, and grilled onion. I chose it to go on sourdough. The sandwich itself took about 15 minutes for them to make and it was served hot. I will be back again!

Good sandwiches. Had the pastrami which I really like the mayo and jam in it. It has a sweetness to it. Also, had roast beef and it had a savory sauce. I like having both as it's a good change up. Halal place and they're also a butcher shop and there's some frozen sections as well.

Best hot sandwiches in Fremont, great source for chicken with no antibiotics/steroids, and the staff is very kind. A must try for lunch if you're in the area. No seating, so its a to-go experience.

Easily one of the best pastrami Sammies I have ever had. I'm rarely ever on this side of Fremont and took me forever to get here from Union City due to all the stoplights and traffic but wanted to meet a friend who was coming from the 680 side of Milpitas. Been wanting to try them out since I follow them on TikTok so I dropped the pin to the spot. The Sammie: bro, the saltiness of the fresh, hot, tender, melt in your mouth pastrami balancing with the sweet you get from the berry jam was very unexpected and topping it off with the spicy crunch you get from the peppercinis and the melted comfort you get from the sliced Swiss cheese all held together with the perfect slices of bread truly puts it all together and was pretty amazing. I definitely need to come back again soon! Service of course was also amazing. Thank you for your kind hospitality.

Discovered this spot on Yelp while craving hot sandwiches during late pregnancy and stopped by after a prenatal appointment. It's tucked in a small plaza so it may be easy to miss, and doubles as a deli and Indian market with speciality items and fresh halal meat that you order by the pound. The sandwiches are made with fresh to order. My husband and I got the roast beef and pastrami sandwiches. The sauces really made the sandwich and complimented the meat quite nicely. I would never think to pair jam with pastrami but it's a combo that works. You get the sweetness of both the jam and caramelized onions with the saltiness of the pastrami. 10/10 recommend getting both and sharing the split sandwich with someone. The seating, though, is very limited--a small counter with 2-3 stools in the back--so it's definitely best to take your food to go. Unfortunately, the service left something to be desired. One guy at the counter seemed unsure how to interact with customers, which made the experience a bit awkward. Wasn't sure if he was employed there or a family member. Either way, he wasn't helping the other two employees and just kept talking to them while we stood there waiting for someone to greet us or take our order. Overall, decent food, but service could use some work.

Big deli sandwiches that are decent for the price. Better than togo's, deli sandwiches and soups in a small plaza. The place was a former small liquor store, so now they reuse the fridge area to keep cold drinks, have some shelves for chips, and 6 tables to eat. Unfair, but i am comparing to top delis around the bay like little Lucca's in castro valley and Lucca's in SSF, and this place falls short for prove comparison and for quality of the bread. The dutch crunch was not crunchy, the $30 godfather did not have enough mayo and olive oil, and the $15 turkey sandwich did not have the garlic sauce i get from other places. At this price point, i expect a little more. The really big tall guys behind the counter are cool, but not much more service than simple greetings, so good enough. Extra, their clam chowder was amazing with large chunks of clams and very little other things (potatoes). Would come back just for soup.

We've always seen this place and finally decided to try it! The deli is in a little grocery store that sells other Asian goods and meat. The inside is small and there is no place to sit, but the order is prepared within 15 minutes. Upon entry we were greeted and asked what we would like to order. The menu wasn't too big, but each sandwich was different and sounded very tasty. It was hard to make a decision, but we decided on the Pastrami Sandwich, that they're known for, and the Mozzarella Chicken Sandwich. The Pastrami Sandwich had melted cheese, banana peppers, and blueberry jam, which sounds like a weird combination, but it definitely worked! The Mozzarella Chicken Sandwich had roasted bell peppers, spinach, and mushrooms. Each sandwich was nicely toasted in a panini press. The Pastrami Sandwich was sweet from the jam and had a nice tangy bite from the banana peppers. The Mozzarella Chicken Sandwich was good, but I would definitely order the Pastrami Sandwich next time I go back.