Fantastic spot for a steak sandwich, fried pork sandwich, and egg sandwich. The gentleman applies a sous vide for the meat and then finishes for the sandwich, which gives a great tenderness, finish, and flavor. Tucked away in the back left of the community food market, this is a hidden gem without lines or tourist prices. The fries are potato wedges and fried nicely. I will eagerly recommend and visit this place any time that I come visit.

I came here because I saw it on Kise Stable’s YouTube that Ura and Hatooka visited here and that a former sumo rikishi from that stable ran the place. My friend and I split the Ome Box and it really was so much food. The sandwich itself was decent, but the potato wedges were perfect! I don’t see myself visiting again, but it was nice to see the sumo paraphernalia (Ura’s signature and the Banzuke) posted around the shop.

Taste was ok, however the sandwich feels overpriced compared to what you can get in Osaka. Fries were good. Service was very bad. The cashier was not very warm and polite we’re used to in japan. The atmosphere is what you expect from a food court, not good. Not a great experience overall, some things could be improved

This place is a great spot for meat lovers. If you’re looking for a hearty meaty sandwich in Nippombashi then this would be the place to go. Fairly priced for the amount of meat plus fries that you receive. Recommend pairing with a kirin beer. The meat is very tender and flavorful. I would personally come here again and recommend others to do the same. Wait time was very short for only one chef. Had my meal within 10-15mins while I checked out the other food options in the Community Food Hall. Must enter the food hall as it is not a store front. You can find it straight and to the left in the back corner.

Wow! What a sandwich the egg one was my favourite. So good would highly recommend. The seating is also in like a food court kind of place but super comfortable