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dude, i just checked their menu and they're charing $17 for the sausage pie. $17 for a 12" personal pie??? WTF?

$35++ for two dinky pies? GIVE ME A BREAK!!! Rather get 4 slices from DiFara's and be totally full and satisfied.

I'll pass on the bao drama queen sagas and suggest that we go old school. Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich shop on Broome and Mott beats ANY bahn mi in the city. Cost: $3.95 and it's not one of these slimmed down versions of a bahn mi like nicky's or baogette. plus these guys charge you an extra $1+ and you get 70% the sandwich.

Try on of Saigon's #1 spicy and tell me if anything beats it.

murray's sandwiches aren't all that which always surprises me. while i agree with ed that walking down bleecker st, one can't help but notice them through the window. they're just not that memorable. after eating a few, you'd expect more from a place like murray's.

go to faicco's a few doors down and get an italian special for ten bucks. you can eat half of it for lunch and the other half for dinner. it's insanely large. now that is a serious sandwich....artisanal my arse. we're going old school.

Banh mi, baby: cilantro, fish sauce, carrots, cucumbers, Kewpie Mayo, on a crunchy french bread roll.

Adam: this should teach you to make it a tradition to get an in-n-out burger as soon as you land and eat it on the way to wherever you're staying. That's what we do every time we fly into SF.

ham and brie on a french bagette

bosam served in a korean restaurant in flushing, ny.

Skirt steak all the way.

Favorite pork memory is from last night's bowl of kimchee jijae with pork spare ribs over rice. homemade with love.

I'm glad I've resisted walking into this place. I simply can't get past the prices here! $6.95 for a cheeseburger??? Come on.

I'd rather go to Shake Shack and get a Shake Burger there for $4.75.

M O R I M O T O hands down.