New York Deli

Hero Card Promo – Limited time

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:52:17 +0000

Get in now, and buy any Coke range product and guess the amount of Bottle Caps to be in to win a $250 Hero Card.

Excludes Phoenix/Charlies and Ice Tea Products.

Prize drawn 4th July 2012

Midtown Flank Special

admin — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 02:31:49 +0000

Hey everybody! Another sandwich special has started… Have a look at the photo!!! It comes with SALAD BAR INCLUDED!! It’s making my tummy rumble just thinking about it.

The St Paddy Special

admin — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 09:20:22 +0000

New York Deli had a massive weekend with lots of people taking the St Paddy sandwich, which was great to see so many people. Awesome weekend thank you – looking forward to next years event.

Hellmanns Mayonnaise

admin — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 08:55:53 +0000

New York Deli is proud to use Hellmanns Mayonnaise on our sandwiches, salads and coleslaw. This product has become a signature flavour of our business and has a great New York story… view Hellmann’s History.

Car Parking Tips

admin — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 00:22:56 +0000

We have heard that a few of you are finding it hard to find the best location to park near our Addington New York Deli, here are some car parking tips.

If you’ve not discovered them yet there are some secret carparks near the railway lines, behind the billboards – here we have 4 dedicated New York Deli spaces, and 7 extra spaces that are for visitors. If you are hunting for the closest parks, there are 2 dedicated New York Deli spaces just in front of tyrecity. Check out the map below – hope it helps, and see you soon.

Neat places

admin — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 07:23:33 +0000

We were very happy to see Neat Places had picked up the New York Deli and listed our store – thanks. Check us out at Neat Places.

We are re-opening – better than ever – in Lincoln Road

admin — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 23:51:17 +0000

We are very excited to announce a fantastic new concept store and believe that you, like us, will love it. All your old favourite sandwiches are on the menu, as well as new Breakfast Bagels and hot Kettle chips like you have never had before! Located in a lane off Lincoln Road, just before the railway line when heading out of town – this New York Deli has lots of natural light with a high ceiling and a great outlook.

From December 14 we will be open 7am until 8.30pm. Yes, you can come in for dinner!

Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Introducing the New Sandwich: Harlem Flank

admin — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:29:23 +0000

The Harlem Flank, is a portuguese rubbed Flank steak cooked to perfection & drizzled with sweet chilli mayo sauce.

It comes in two sizes, Hero for $8.90, or with the salad for only $10.90 and also the smaller half hero size, Slider for $5.90 or $6.90 with salad.

The Hero

admin — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 00:41:50 +0000

The term hero originated in New York City in the late 19th century when Italian labourers wanted a convenient lunch that reminded them of home. The name is credited to New York Herald Tribune food writer Clementine Paddleford, who wrote in the 1930s that you needed to be a hero to finish the gigantic Italian sandwich. Other sources speculate that the term hero derives from the Greek gyro, whose pronunciation is very similar to hero, and refers to a type of sandwich.

“Hero” (Heros as the plural so not to be confused with the word “Heroes”) remains the prevailing New York City term for most sandwiches on an oblong roll with a generally Italian flavour, in addition to the original described above.

hero sandwich

–noun

a large sandwich, usually consisting of a small loaf of bread or long roll cut in half lengthwise and containing a variety of ingredients, as meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes.

Also called hero.

Origin: 1950–55, Americanism

—Regional variation note

The terms hero sandwich and hero, once largely associated with the New York City and Northern New Jersey area, are now too widely spread to warrant a specific regional label. This same sandwich is also called a submarine or a sub, esp. in the Northeastern and North Midland U.S., although this use has spread south along the Atlantic coast and as far west as Los Angeles. torpedo, though less common, has also spread to various regions.

The sandwich is called a grinder, chiefly in New England and the Inland North, though this use has spread to the South and West. Spuky is restricted to the Boston area, while wedge is a common synonym in Rhode Island and coastal Connecticut. Hoagy (or hoagie ) is used chiefly in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, esp. Philadelphia, though it too has spread to other regions.

Poor boy is chiefly New Orleans use, originally referring to a somewhat different sandwich in which distinct sections of fillings represented the courses of a meal. Cuban sandwich, usually referring to a grilled sandwich with ham, pork, cheese, etc., is chiefly used in Southern Florida as well as the New York City area.

Want to be famous?

admin — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 00:38:57 +0000

New York Deli is a fantastic new franchise opportunity in the huge fast food market.

THE ‘NEW YORK DELI’ WAY

• Our sandwiches are famous & our service is legendary.

• Our customers are passionate & loyal. They love us!

• Natural wholesome ingredients, fresh quality whole food.

• Unique product offering, atmosphere & brand culture.

WE WANT YOU!

• Genuine people who know how to work hard and have fun.

• Ability to create a team committed to excellent service.

• Passion for delivering “the best sandwich in town” everytime.

WANT TO BE FAMOUS?

• Asking from $150 000 to $202 000 incl fit-out.

• Full training and Ongoing support.

• Excellent territories available.

• Proven success in our existing Christchurch sites.

• Secure your territory now & profit from the Rugby World Cup!