Haida Sandwich

It was my first time tried persian sandwich at this location, which my friend referred me. the sandwich was huge that I never seen in Toronto and was awesome with full of ingredients and meat, I couldn’t finish the sandwich and I kept the other half in my fridge and had it for lunch, really love the special sauce and the taste of the meat, totally recommend this place to everyone, I tried the Haida special, you’ll be surprised :)

Purely based on taste, very good! This is a take away place so don’t expect customer service. Would have given five had the inside of the restaurant been cleaner.

I loved their chicken sandwich with potato sticks. The secret in its Sauce! One sandwich can feed two with only 8 $! It is really mouth watering.

Love this place. Been coming here for years. The best sandwiches hands down. My favs are the pizza sandwich and turkey sandwich (hot). My next one I’m going to be trying is spicy chicken hot! Had their pizza, nothing special, wouldn’t get it again. Only annoying thing is they take forever to make it, so I suggest calling and pre ordering when your on your way so you don’t have to wait there forever. Love it though! Portions are huge and quality is high.

It doesn’t have comfortable and friendly environment. You were asked repeatedly if you have paid or not. It look long time to get your «fast food». If you want to get good sandwich with good price, that is place. But it’s pizzas are too pricy with respect to quality and content. Service is proper.

Visited on Monday evening for the first time. Service was friendly, ordered a pizza sub, guy said it would take 10 – 15 min. Went back to my car which was parked in a no parking zone, because parking is really hard to get in that busy little area fyi.
Came back in 15min and it was ready. Portion size was great but the quality of meat isn’t really worth the $ 10 with tax. It was overflowing with a Persian sauce too which is ok, not that crazy about it. Honestly for same price I rather get a prime rib or Angus sub from Quiznos.
My Persian buddy said its more for expats from Iran because this is the type of fast food they get there, and they put ketchup on pizza. It reminds them of home.
For non Persians I’d say try it once if you in the area, but there is definitely better options for a $ 10 sandwich.

A buddy of mine showed me this sandwich shop and since then I’ve become addicted.
This place is like Subway on steroids. Their sandwiches are massive and taste amazing. For $ 8.99, it’s too good to be true.
I recommend getting:
*Haida Hot — remove the pickles, add romaine hearts and mushrooms.
*Haida Pizza
Me and my friends come here weekly and were always satisfied with the food.
Don’t forget to get a points card ($ 1 for every $ 20 you spend). If you’re going to frequent this place then it’s recommended.

It used to be very good unfortunately quality of food and customer service is awful. I asked for extra sauce and there was no sauce in my sandwich really disappointed. Very rude unprofessional staff.

There are bits and pieces of meat and vegetable in their special delicious sauce, but I always regret going there cause it takes nearly 30 minutes for an oven baked sandwich. And yes, their oven baked sandwich is a glimpse of heaven.

BEST.SANDWICHES.EVER
The Veggie Pizza Sandwich (or pizza sandwich if you’re not a vegetarian like me) is to DIE FOR. Like every sandwich and pizza is actually the best thing i’ve ever had. I go there once a week and munch out :)
⁵⁄₅ stars

Mmmm the potato chip beef sandwich is delish!!! Sandwiches are HUGE!!! Split between 2 ppl and it’s perfect!!! Love it here!

Amazing food! Got the Haida hot sandwich and a pizza.
The pizza was amazing, it reminded me of the awesome pizza I had back in Iran. If this is the first time you’ve had Iranian style pizza, you’re in for a unique experience.
The sandwich was also great. It was toasted and and the bun was nicely toasted, just the right amount of crisp.
The portions are huge! The personal size pizza or the sandwich will be more than enough for one person. I’ll definitely by dropping by more often.

Great sandwiches. Open very late. Very small place so should be used for take out only. Ask the sandwiches are good, but some are cold and some are hot, temperature-​wise. Good large portions. Would recommend!

Staff did not seem to know about the Groupon deal going on and dismissed my attempts to order while taking orders from her normal Persian customers. Finally she made a phone call and then said she can take my order now. She did not know how to scan the bar-​code from her phone. I admit I was a bit impatient at that point and asked to do it for her. Then finally when I ordered, I waited for at least 20 minutes before the sandwich was ready.
I don’t often lose my patience but they definitely provide friendlier and quicker service to customers of their own ethnic origin. She charged me $ 4 on top of my $ 12 voucher which did not make sense or was specified in the voucher, but she said that’s what I need to pay.
Aside from the slowest and most horrible service experienced, the sandwich is pretty good. The Pizza Sandwich and the Haida Sandwich were large in portion and packed with meat. I’m a little torn about whether or not to return. but I would have given them 4 stars if the service was as good as the sandwiches.

They take way too long to make a «tanoori sandwich» which translates into oven baked sandwich. You can either sit at the tiny counter and watch Persian pop music on the screen or sit in your car and come back in 10 – 20 mins. I honestly don’t know what’s in the jambon or where they’re made. When you read something like 70% meat, it really means there’s also spleen, kidney, fat, and other non-​meat products all mashed up together to make the «meat slices». How healthy is a jumbo sandwich filled with hickory sticks, tons of mayo and mysteriously made jambon in white bread? It’s absolutely not healthy. Does it taste good? hell yeah! I have tried their pizza and Mexican corn as well. They both taste delicious, especially the pizza. They also have a drink called «Istak» which gained some popularity amongst the Persian fast food restaurants in Toronto. The pomegranate, tropical and lemon flavours are delicious.

I recently discovered this little shop that serves submarine sandwiches like no other I’ve ever had, although I admit I don’t frequent Persian restaurants too frequently, but the ones I’ve been to don’t serve up subs.
I had the Hot Beef Jambon sub, which was sliced processed beef, mayo, crunchy pickles, tomato, and the ingredient that blew me away — hickory sticks, like the type made by Hostess that comes in a cellophane bag. I really like the bread the sub came on; it was a little crusty on the outside but not so crusty that it hurt to eat. At $ 8.99 for a sub, at first I thought it was a bit expensive, but seeing that the beef was piled up over an inch thick and it took me two meals to finish it (I’m not a hefty eater though), I didn’t mind the price too much. The meat is nothing to write home about, it’s just processed meat, but the hickory sticks, mayo, and bread really make the sandwich unique.
Décor-​wise, this is more of a take-​out joint, with a few counter seats only.