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The St. Paul sandwich is egg foo yong inside two slices of plain bread with mayo, lettuce, and a pickle |
For something unique, visit St. Louis for a sandwich called the St. Paul. This is egg foo young (or is it egg foo
yong?) inside plain bread with mayo, lettuce, and pickles. I had a couple: beef, and also the special (shrimp, beef, chicken, and pork).
Let’s face it: the St. Paul is not a good-looking sandwich. But what it lacks in appearance, it more than makes up for in taste.
Legend has it was named after the city where its creator was born.
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Everyone gets their St. Paul to go. |
You can find the St. Paul in many Chinese restaurants in town. I went to Old St. Louis Chop Suey where everyone was getting their sandwiches to go.