Bread N’ Chu - San Francisco

A light breakfast was what I wanted before I was to hook up with Tony the Albino and help him load his Gallfont-Squirlydooper into his Ranchero for the long trip up to Millers Pond. Bread n' Chu was just a block away from the Albino's house and he said the deviled egg sandwich is the best in the city. He was right, it was spectacular!

Amazing service and delicious tasting beautifully presented sando’s. Worth the price (as the bread seems to be homemade)

The sandwiches are a good size and honestly very filling. There are reviews on here that say they’re small. Idk what they’re looking at. The bread is thick and dense and there are a lot of toppings/ meat depending on what you order. It was all very filling.

Like I know rent is expensive and stuff, but you 're charging premium prices for sandwiches that aren 't really that premium. Especially considering there 's delicious Pineapple Char-Siu Pork Buns across the street for $2.25 that are equal to half of your sandwich.Although there are more than a few fake reviews on here, I wanted to give this place another try because if their new Smile Combo .Well there was nothing really to smile about with the Spam Egg sandwich I got, it 's been half an hour and still taste their salty mystery sauce, or maybe it 's the Spam. I really want to write something good about it but I can 't, I don 't even understand what 's the hype with the bread you serve. Your sandwich made me a vegetarian, thank you!At first i thought those who claimed in their reviews that they bought 2 to even 3 sandwiches just for themselves were more fake reviews but these sandwiches are indeed small, so you might need to shell out up to $43 on just two sandwiches.

It was pretty decent but not the best. And really pricey just because it's the Richmond