Went at around 10am plus and some choices were already sold out. There was a short queue but it moved pretty fast. The sandwiches were affordable for the size and filling. Yummy too! Worth getting up early for. No English available. But very easy to just point at what you want and pay for them.

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Went there on Saturday morning around 9:30. They only take cash. There are not many sweet sandwich options so all of them were gone until it was my turn. I have waited around 30 mins to order. The filling was more than enough for egg sandwich but not so much for nikujaga korokke. There are others like mixed, vegetable ones that you don’t usually see in convenience stores Definitely p/f. Was it delicious? Yes for sure. Would I go to buy again and wait another 30 mins? probably no since it almost tastes the same as convenience store sandwiches.

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We landed early in the morning, took the train back to the hotel, and went out to find a breakfast spot. I came across this place on Red Note, where a lot of people recommended it for local sandwiches. We tried three: katsu, tamago, and yasai. They were decent, but not surprisingly good. Honestly, if you’re not around here, it’s probably not worth making a special trip.

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A lot of varieties of sandwiches! Also a budget friendly one. This is just outside the nishinippori train station and it opens as 7am so if you need a quick breakfast sure this is the spot

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I just walk by and didn't know this shop before. Saw the line up and the sandwiches looks good so I decided to give it a try. It's taste good, filing and not expansive. If you happen to stay near by and have a 24 metro ticket, it's a good spot for breakfast or on the go.