Wicked Foods

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• The O

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  28 Jul 2017

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  Job Type: Catering

  Location: Redfern, NSW

  The food was brilliant, more than we had expected - it's a proper Christmas feast. Thank you so much for helping us celebrate our Christmas in July party!

Frequently asked questions

• Are you an insured business and do you guarantee your work?

  Fully insured for public liability and workers compensation HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points) Food Safety Accreditatiion

• How did you decide to get into your line of work?

  It all started way back in 1993 when Justin and Lawrence, employees of a finger lickin' good fast food chain got sacked for being too innovative (the Colonel didn't like the idea of a 12th secret spice). Believing that the Sydney food scene was ready for something more exciting they headed off to the surf for a 'board meeting'. After a few waves the two decided to open a sandwich shop. With little experience, Justin and Lawrence decided to do only what they could - just offer the best sambos in Sydney. An old Butcher's shop in Meadowbank was converted into a trendy hang-out spot and 'That WICKED Sandwich Shop' was born- complete with basketball hoop and a wall mural featuring a 12 metre baguette (beat that Subway!). Originally the corporate catering was a sideline, just to pass the time until the rush of the lunch hour hit the shop - however with an ever increasing range of exciting options, the catering quickly became the main focus and remains so today some 21 years later.