I went to a place near the Komadenmachi intersection (Hori-domecho 2-chome) for breakfast hot sandwiches. Normally, I would ride on the side with "Kameya" or "Tasoba," but this time I passed by the other side and noticed a shop with hot sandwiches as their specialty. I had always been curious about hot sandwiches and wanted to try them, but there weren't any within my usual range. The stylish interior of the shop was unexpected for a place like Komadenmachi, with even skateboard girls among the customers, making me a bit nervous (laughs). Here, the pre-made sandwiches are toasted in a dedicated toaster, so even on a busy morning, I didn't have to wait long before being served the "Tamaparu." This one had a combination of egg and Parma ham, which is like a Hong Kong-style "ham and egg sandwich." I always ask them to toast the bottom, and the fox-colored toasted bread looked so delicious. The generous amount of egg with the saltiness of the ham was a great combination, and the portion was quite substantial for less than 300 yen. It was so delicious! Having a breakfast other than standing soba or rice balls once in a while is also nice. Next time, I'll try their tonkatsu sandwich.

The egg and prosciutto sandwich for 299 yen was delicious, even though I had to eat it raw due to lack of time. It was filled with plenty of ingredients and very tasty! I would like to try it as a hot sandwich next time! There were many delicious sandwiches with lots of fillings available.

I happened to pass by a place while working and felt a bit hungry. There were some delicious-looking hot sandwiches displayed in the case. I decided to try the Tamapura (egg salad and prosciutto) for 299 yen to go. After baking it in the oven, I received a hot sandwich that was indeed tasty. The bread was delicious and the filling was generous, even better than I expected. Hot sandwiches might become popular in the future (lol).

There is a cute coffee shop called Coffee Time along the street, so I decided to stop by. The shop has a few seats inside, but it's mainly for takeout. They also offer sandwiches, making it a convenient spot for office workers. I ordered an iced coffee and was satisfied with the affordable price and adorable logo.

I attended the next meeting while having lunch, so I got takeout from a sandwich shop near the office. The shop has an American street vibe and offers a variety of sandwiches using vegetables, eggs, Nutella, Lotus Biscoff cookies, and other international snacks. Here are the items I tried: - SML (Shrimp/Mushroom/Lettuce) for 420 yen: A hot sandwich with shrimp, mushrooms, and lettuce pressed between slices of bread. It looked like a lot of bread and fillings were pressed together, so it had a substantial volume. It tasted fresh and juicy. - Nutella for 300 yen: This item was like a pressed chocolate croissant. It was still warm when I ate it, and the aroma of the chocolate was prominent. Although the croissant was flattened and lost its flaky texture, I actually enjoyed the street food feel of it. Overall, I think these sandwiches are a better option than boring bento boxes for meetings. They may not be suitable for diets or bodybuilding due to their carb content, but they are delicious and not overly junky. Thank you for the meal.

I visited "WENT 2 GO" in Koedenmacho on this day. I had been curious about it for a while, but didn't have time to sit down for lunch, so I decided to get a hot sandwich to go. There were about 10 sandwich options, and they are toasted in an oven toaster and served hot within a few minutes. I ordered the most popular "Tamaparu" made with egg and Parma ham for 280 yen. It was supposed to be ready in 90 seconds, but it took about 5 minutes to be served. The bread had a nice wheat aroma, and the combination of the smooth egg and salty ham was delicious. The portion size was good, and I thought 280 yen was a good deal. I would like to try various other sandwich options in the future. Thank you for the meal.

Fashionable~ The storefront is very ticklish, with an American vibe and a cute staff member resembling Fumi Nikaido with tattoos. There was a review mentioning that the insides are cold, but personally, I love hot sandwiches that are warm on the outside and cold on the inside, so no complaints there. I can't seem to make them as well at home. By the way, the hot sandwich I had this time was warm all the way through, which was really delicious. For those who love hot sandwiches and iced coffee, it's a match made in heaven. Next time, I'll dine in the restaurant.

This was my first visit for lunch on a regular day. It is located a little south of the Kodenmacho intersection towards Ningyocho. I saw the sandwiches lined up in the case and they looked delicious with plenty of fillings, so I confirmed that I could eat inside and ordered the "Cheese & Beef" for 390 yen and an "Iced Cafe Latte". Unfortunately, the "beef" turned out to be "100% minced beef", but it was delicious in a warm hot sandwich. It's good for a quick and light lunch.

- Access: A 3-minute walk from Kodenmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line - Appearance/Interior: The standout feature is the bright green exterior along the main street. Hot sandwiches are displayed in the showcase, and orders are taken from outside. The interior resembles a stylish coffee stand. - Visit Frequency: First time - Purpose: Lunch with friends - Menu: This place is positioned as the second store of a coffee stand called "went" in Nihonbashi. The name seems to be a play on "2" as the second store and "To Go" for takeout. They offer about 10 types of hot sandwiches, as well as coffee and cafe au lait. Looking into the showcase, all the sandwiches seem to be packed with fillings, promising a satisfying meal. On this day, I tried the Pastrami Beef (390 yen) and Tamapal (280 yen). - Taste and Service: The Pastrami Beef sandwich was filled with roast beef, offering a rich meaty flavor. Despite the thick slices of bread, the sandwich was packed with ingredients that didn't let the bread overpower the taste. The Tamapal, featuring egg and Parma ham, was a well-balanced combination with the ham adding a nice touch of saltiness. While I could only handle two sandwiches, there were many other menu items that caught my eye, especially the Tuna Melt and SML (Shrimp, Mushroom, Lettuce). I look forward to visiting again. Thank you for the meal. - Rating at the time of posting: 3.26

Looking around the workplace, I see many people who have graduated from prestigious universities, whether they are national or private. When I consider schools that produce Japanese individuals who are active on the world stage, I feel that Bunka Fashion College, which produces designers and artists in the apparel and fashion industry, is the best. There are notable figures like Koshino Junko, Takada Kenzo, Yohji Yamamoto, Junya Watanabe of Comme des Garçons, Asami Kiyokawa, and let's not forget NIGO®, the founder of A BATHING APE. Today's morning was spent at WENT. second store, WENT2GO. While taking a walk before work, I stumbled upon a lovely sandwich shop that caught my eye. I ordered the Cheddar Cheese and Beef Tomato Sandwich for 390 yen and a medium-sized coffee for 350 yen. The sandwich was toasted and served after a 5-minute wait. The orange, melty cheese spilled out generously, and the hot, crispy outer layer was delightful. The juicy minced beef combined with the acidity of the tomato inside was excellent. The coffee had a deep and rich flavor that paired well with the meaty and salty sandwich. I'm curious about the other sandwiches they offer, and since they have WiFi, I might visit on my day off and stay a bit longer next time.

First visit 202010 (No.2139) This time, I picked up some material in the doll area, moving from the intersection of Ningyocho to Kodemma-cho along Ningyocho Street, and found a decent amount of material in 4 consecutive shops. It's like the torpedo squadrons that attacked the battleship group on Ford Island during the Pearl Harbor attack! So, as the third stop, I visited this place. It seems to be a takeout-only shop that specializes in hot sandwiches (@@;) In this area, many shops are opened with a small floor area, so the rent must be relatively affordable for starting a business (+o+) New cutlet sandwich 450 yen From ordering to getting the food in 3-4 minutes, I moved a little and ate it, but although the surface was warm, the center of the cutlet was cold. Can this be called a hot sandwich??? Since I was eating back to back, it was helpful, but it's hard to say that this shop has a good cost performance as it's unlikely to make someone full with just one. (laughs) Thank you for the meal.

Tamaparu and pastrami beef sandwiches were lined up at the takeout window, but they made them fresh from scratch! The pastrami beef sandwich was packed with meat and very satisfying to eat! The bread was soft, but in this area, it was just average. I wanted to try the croissant, but it was individually wrapped for COVID-19 precautions and seemed a bit lacking in freshness. I wonder if they reheat it for you? Next time, I want to try their coffee and sweets! Thank you for the meal.

I visited during a break in my work to quickly grab something to eat. The exterior of the place looks like a stand you would find overseas, which gave me a little excitement. I wasn't even in the mood for a meal, but I ended up getting a hazelnut and chocolate croissant sandwich with a coffee. They seemed to serve it fresh out of the oven. The croissant was crispy and had a nice nutty aroma. It was a short visit, but I had a lovely time. Thank you very much. Itadakimasu.

During my lunch break, I finished eating early and had some time left, so I bought a cold drink to bring back to the office. I got an "Iced Cafe au Lait S" for 299 yen. They let you put in as much syrup as you like. The lovely smile from the staff really cheered me up, and I feel energized to work hard in the afternoon!

This shop is the second branch of the stylish cafe "Went" located in Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward, attached to an interior shop. It is a coffee stand mainly for takeout. The location is along Suitengu Shrine Street, on the right hand side from Ningyocho towards Kodenmacho, just before Mitsubishi UFJ Bank. The area is an office district, so it seems to target the business crowd. Although it is mainly for takeout, there is a small eat-in space inside. I wanted to try the sandwich with unusual minced meat curry and the stylish croissant with hazelnut chocolate cream, but it was shortly after lunchtime, so I got a hot coffee to go for ¥250. The staff, a slightly tanned foreigner, was very friendly. Combined with the shop's atmosphere, I felt like I was in downtown New York.

Located along Ningyocho-dori in Ningyocho and Kodenmacho, WENT Coffee is closer to Kodenmacho. It used to be a branch of Sandwich Parlor Matsumura. Sometimes I buy iced coffee and a sandwich for breakfast and eat them at work. The sandwiches have a variety of options, and the small size of iced coffee and coffee is only 250 yen, making it convenient. The store is small, but you can also eat in. They have Wi-Fi, so I end up staying longer than planned.

When walking from Azabumamachi Station to Ningyocho Station, there is a cafe stand that makes it easy to get coffee to go. The coffee is also cheap... Drip coffee is 250 yen, latte is 299 yen, and the size is similar to a chain store's tall or medium size. The iced cafe latte had a strong espresso flavor and the milk was delicious. It was an easy-to-drink cafe latte. Personally, I found it much tastier than Starbucks.

Located 2-3 minutes walk from the intersection of Kodenmacho towards Ningyocho, this place is called "WENT 2GO." It is the second branch of WENT Coffee Company, which also has a store in Shinkawa. They mainly focus on takeout and open from 8 am in the morning. The staff here are very friendly, making it a pleasant experience from the early hours. The iced coffee (S size, 250 yen including tax) has a deep flavor with a slight acidity, perfect for a refreshing day. Besides coffee, they also offer a variety of bread and sandwiches. Thank you for the meal.

Foreign-looking appearance! Delicious sandwich! "The Moss 350 yen" @ Friday... It is very close to my company, so when I feel like eating bread, I buy a sandwich here. (I have bought it several times in the past.) There is a store along the main street, and the green roof stands out, so you can easily find it. It feels like a café on a street in a foreign country. You can also eat inside the store. I always take it home. The naming is unique! I see, it's interesting! But it's also a bit strange. And I always wonder what to choose... There are plenty of ingredients sandwiched between the bread, and they all look delicious. What always catches my eye is the teriyaki chicken and egg sandwich! But this time, I decided to try The Moss, which I haven't eaten before. They bake the sandwich after you order it here. So you can enjoy warm food, which is nice! The surface is crispy, and the inside of the bread is moist. Fresh tomatoes, well-seasoned minced meat. It's beef, so the taste of the meat is also strong. Next time, I think I'll try eating it inside with coffee. Thank you for the meal.

Located in Nihonbashi Kodemma, this place suddenly gives off a trendy Roppongi vibe. I visited around 9:30 in the morning and they had croissants, sandwiches, and hand drip coffee that looked delicious. I ordered a chocolate croissant and a honey latte. They bake the pastries and make the latte after you order. The owner, who seems very particular, was actually working and made them for us. The croissant was rich in buttery flavor and perfectly crispy. Definitely high in calories but so delicious. The honey latte had a rich flavor of honey and coffee. Delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This place is located along Ningyocho Street. I passed by the shop many times and always saw stylish young staff making coffee. Finally, I visited. It was hot, so I ordered an iced cafe latte and a Nutella croissant. It was early in the morning, so there were a few people using it as a breakfast stop before heading to work. They seem to have a variety of original sandwiches, so I think I'll try one next time. The croissant was lightly warmed in the oven before being served. The melting Nutella woke me up instantly. The cafe latte was also delicious in a safe way. Thank you for the meal.