
Francisco
A satisfying Francisco with a generous filling, made even better by Sandwich Karim’s excellent frangi bread.

Keserwan · Klayaat· Lebanese
GREAT SANDWICHES. EVEN BETTER VALUE.
“Generous fillings, great frangi bread and everything at $4.”
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The verdict
Sandwich Karim is the kind of place you order from when you want a proper Lebanese sandwich, want to get full, and don’t want to spend much.
The real star is the frangi bread. It’s extremely tasty, with a beautiful contrast between the crunchy exterior and soft interior, and it makes a big difference across the entire sandwich lineup.
The fillings are also very generous, so these don’t feel like cheap sandwiches despite the $4 price point. The Rosto and Djej Msahhab were particular standouts, but the biggest takeaway is the combination of satisfying portions, great bread and excellent value.
For $4 per sandwich, Sandwich Karim delivers exactly what you want from this kind of spot: tasty Lebanese sandwiches, generous fillings, a satisfying meal and very little damage to your wallet.
Dish by dish
Only the dishes we actually ordered on this visit. Food prices reflect what Yummy Lebanon paid at the time of the review. Third-party delivery fees are excluded.

A satisfying Francisco with a generous filling, made even better by Sandwich Karim’s excellent frangi bread.

The highest-rated sandwich of the order. Generously filled, satisfying and excellent value at only $4.

A good option for soujouk lovers, served in the same standout frangi bread and at a very accessible price.

One of the strongest sandwiches we tried. Generous chicken filling combined with that crunchy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside frangi bread makes this an excellent $4 sandwich.

Another very enjoyable sandwich with a generous filling and excellent value for money.
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Food prices reflect what Yummy Lebanon paid at the time of the review. Third-party delivery fees are excluded. They are the prices we recorded on 18 Jul 2026 and may have changed since — this is not the restaurant's full current menu. Something out of date — new prices, new menu, closed branch? Tell us and we'll fix it.
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