I visited here with my friend for the first time in a while. I'm glad that you can buy Japanese sandwiches here. I eat these sandwiches every time I go back to Japan.The taste is almost the same as eating in Japan. The price is rising now, but still I want to eat all sandwiches. The mask is a clerk, but not required us to wear mask.The inside of the store is small, so you can line up outside at lunch.I ordered Nagoya-style miso cutlet sandwich first, Then I chose sesame cream sandwich at the recommendation of my friend. At the end, I bought a strawberry cream sandwich at the recommendation of a store lady.All the sandwiches I bought were delicious, but I will buy more side dish sandwiches next time. There are lots of sandwiches with names you don't know, but it's worth a try.
I highly reccomend stopping by and trying one if their sandwiches, I came around 11am and honestly they were out of more than half their products but I still got a good mix of sandwiches. Next time I'll come by when they just opened. I really enjoyed their cod, crab and vegetable croquettes sandwiches, while my kids liked their strawberry and cream ones. It's not a large location, so there's really only room for a counter to buy and then you have to take them home or eat in the parking lot as I saw people doing when I was there.
Stopped by here on a Saturday an hour or so before closing. There was a shirt wait of about 15 minutes since they only allow 6 people in the store at a time. Sandwiches were good and worth a try. Not sure if I would get all the time either. Could make the strawberry sandwiches myself but the katsu sandwiches were worthwhile.
Best Japanese sandwiches ever. What makes a sandwich Japanese? Perfect geometry. No annoying crusts. The whitest of white breads. A magical wrapper that comes off at the pull of a single strip. And all kinds of delicious fillings. They tend to run out later in the day, so swing by early in the day. Their sandwiches are also available in limited quantities at Uwajimaya.
Wow! The shrimp croquette was so good!! We came all the way from Puyallup and the drive was definitely worth these tasty sandwiches!!!!
Love this Japanese sandwich shop. There’s a variety of flavors from savory to sweet. I arrived at 10am and they didn’t have one of the sandwich I was looking for so they made it on the spot. Only had to wait 10 minutes. Very friendly staff. But you need to go early or else they run out of sandwiches.
Came to this place after watching a Mikey Chen/Simply Dumpling video on it, and it did NOT disappoint. There was a line when we came, and you know a place is good when there's a line. Didn't have to wait too long to get inside to order.I don't remember the actual item names, but we got: spicy chicken katsu (x2), strawberry, sesame chicken (spicy and non spicy), ham and cucumber, and chestnut.I would HIGHLY recommend the spicy chicken for anyone who's into spicy food. The spice is definitely there, which is a nice surprise considering a lot of Japanese foods aren't really spicy. I also recommend the strawberry one. It tastes like a strawberry cake.All in all, just a great place for a quick bite to eat. You have to try it!!!
10/10 delicious!! I just tried the fire curry and strawberry Oreo sandos and they were both fantastic!!! Nothing like anything I’ve tried before. My partner and I are already plotting our next trip back.
Very interesting sandwiches, I especially like the desert sandwiches. A small slice of Tokyo in the U.S.
Best Japanese sandwich store I have ever tried. I like everything on their menu. My husbands favorite is their Katsu sandwiches. I visited here twice before I had to leave from my trip. I highly recommend!!