Pambiche continues that tradition in Portland, where they have been serving boxed meals since 2020. These timbiriches as they are known in Havana, offer a wide assortment of extremely affordable boxed meals for people who are on the go. After the Soviet Union fell, the Cuban government finally allowed the operation of privately owned micro businesses, that were little more than a hole in the wall. One of their most popular dishes is their cajitas, or boxed meals. Today, everything made at Pambiche uses fresh and locally sourced ingredients. In fact, the Maribona family that owns Pambiche uses traditional Cuban recipes that have been passed down from one generation to the next since the mid-1800s. But the Pambiche is not a traditional Miami-style Cuban restaurant.
If you have ever been to Palm Beach Florida, then chances are you have heard a native Cuban refer to the city as Pambiche. The delectable sandwich features a hearty mix of shredded pork shoulder, thinly sliced ham, Swiss cheese, dill pickles, as well as yellow mustard, all of which are pressed together in Cuban bread and toasted to golden perfection. Back in the day when Cuban cigars were hand rolled in South Florida, the Cuban sandwich was created as a way for the workers to take their lunch with them every morning. For more than 100 years, the Cuban sandwich has been touted as the epitome of what a ham and cheese sandwich should be. When it comes to experiencing traditional Cuban cuisine in the greater Portland area, nothing beats biting into a gooey Cuban sandwich.
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