These four hot, soft and self-assured sandwiches make the new Kosta's a must-visit
That's why when the Rockdale-born Kosta's opened a new outlet in a Martin Place food court, we thought we'd stop by. It was a wise decision, here are four sandwich reasons you should too.
Starting with the fabulous adobo pork hot roll, $18
This is a self-assured sandwich. Kosta's splits its soft roll and piles it high and wide with pork that's been made adobo style (braised in a tangy and savoury Filipino sauce). To balance that juicy, smoky meat, they've added mayo and topped it with a delightful pineapple salsa – a medley of chipotle (smoked jalapeno), onion, coriander and beautiful sweet fruit. Add fermented chilli, too. If you like tacos al pastor, you'll love this.
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