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By Paul Galvani

Published on July 14, 2009 at 12:35pm

Anyone who has been to Montreal will be familiar with its smoked meat sandwiches. At Moe's Bar & Grill (Food Court, 5000 Katy Mills Circle, 281-644-3663), an outpost of the restaurant in Canada, the Famous Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich ($10.99) comes in a regular or jumbo size. Jumbo is the way to go — it contains a jaw-busting nine ounces of pastrami that's tossed on the griddle just before being stuffed into two slices of toasted rye bread covered with deli mustard. One bite of the sandwich, and you'd swear you were in Montreal, n'est-ce pas? It comes with seasoned fries and coleslaw.