The sandwich shop run by a friendly lady who specializes in bento boxes is located in Suwanocho. The shop has a main store and a branch store, with parking available for about two cars, but the lot is a bit sloped so be careful. The sandwiches are simple and delicious, made with care for your health. The fruit sandwich has a light cream, and it seems like they use minimal artificial seasonings. I wanted to try the coffee jelly sandwich, but it was sold out by 1:30 pm. Although I didn't get what I originally wanted, I ended up choosing the shrimp roll for ¥320 and the sweet potato and red bean sandwich for ¥280. The shrimp roll was delicious as expected, but the sweet potato and red bean sandwich had something hard inside, maybe peanuts? I didn't really enjoy that part, so I think I should have stuck with just sweet potato and red bean. Sometimes they surprise you with unexpected ingredients, which can be fun like a Russian roulette.笑

Personal sandwich feature, here are three shops in Kurume City, but as you may know, the area was recently affected by heavy rain, so if you plan to visit, it might be a good idea to check beforehand. These three shops are probably fine, but for example, there may be a connection to the severely affected former Tagumaru Town (now Kurume City), and you may be helping out there. Since that time, I have been to Kurume for business, but I haven't gone to the former Tagumaru Town area because it's not appropriate to visit as a sightseer, and it could also contribute to traffic congestion. It is said that only in the Chikugo River basin, an area equivalent to 590 PayPay domes and the same area as Ogori City was flooded, so it's a crazy story. According to an acquaintance, it was like a lake, and many roads were closed. So it's probably best not to go until things settle down, and on the contrary, when reconstruction begins, it might be a good idea to spend money at the eateries in that area to support them. However, this shop "Iroha Sand" is probably fine as it is located in the city center of Kurume, and they also have a store in Suwanocho, so it seems like they are open for business, but it might be a bit difficult to find the place. The shop "Iroha Sand" used to be a catering store called "Iida," and it seems that the second generation of that store started it, and they are still making bento boxes behind the scenes. In any case, it seems a bit difficult to go there without knowing the way, as it is a one-way street from Sanbonmatsu Street, and you have to go around to get there. There are three dedicated parking spaces, and if it's a small car, you can park two cars in a row in one space, but there is a possibility that someone might park in front of you if you park too far back. The shop itself is a prefab building and not very spacious, and given the current situation with the pandemic, there probably aren't many people trying to enter the shop. However, there are people who park in front of others without hesitation, so it's best to avoid parking behind someone. The light truck in the photo is probably a delivery truck from the former "Iida" catering store, so it's best not to park in front of it. In reality, there are only two spaces, but given the size of the shop, that seems appropriate. There was an elderly gentleman who seemed to be the owner, and I'm not sure if he is the second generation, but when I told him I was from out of town and declined the service card, he seemed a bit disappointed, which I felt sorry about. I visited around 3:30 pm, and it seemed a bit tough to sell at that time, but maybe it sells well because it's close to Bunkamachi, which is Kurume's biggest nightlife district. The prices are reasonable, and the taste is not bad, although it has an old-fashioned feel, so it seems that it depends on the promotion. I purchased the following three items at the shop this time: 1. Peach Whip Sandwich 248 yen 2. Iroha Potato Sandwich 237 yen 3. True Fried Horse Mackerel Sandwich 280 yen 1. The peach is a cut type, and it has a slightly canned taste, but it's not too sweet. Also, there is a crunchy texture that you can feel occasionally. There are four pieces with one piece inside, so you can hit it no matter where you bite, which is nice. The whipped cream is not too sweet, and it has a slightly buttercream-like richness, giving it an old-fashioned feel. The bread is plain and slides smoothly down the throat. 2. There are two types, each with different ingredients, so you can enjoy two different things in one. Both have the same filling, which is basically potato salad, but one has more corn and the other has more edamame. The corn is surprisingly firm and solid. The sweetness is not that strong, but it doesn't taste boring. The edamame, on the other hand, is soft and has a juicy texture, which is interesting. It may look normal, but it's different.

I didn't realize there was such a wonderful sandwich shop so close by! I visited before heading to work. It was just past 9 am, but there were various options in the showcase. After much deliberation... - Parent and Child Combo ¥248 Egg sandwich and chicken cutlet. The egg was moist and the chicken cutlet was thick. - Peach Whip Sandwich ¥248 The peaches were neatly arranged with plenty of whipped cream. Each sandwich was packed full of ingredients and very satisfying. I was full after having these two. I will definitely be back! Oh, and after leaving the shop, a delivery person said, "Thank you!" which made me feel warm inside.

In recent times, with the sandwich boom, specialty sandwich shops have been popping up here and there in Kurume. As a huge sandwich lover, this caught my attention. So, I decided to visit "Iroha Sand," a shop that recently opened in the neighborhood. This shop is run by the second generation of "Iida," a catering specialty store. The exterior of the shop has a bright and woody natural vibe, and the interior is clean and pleasant. The display case is filled with a variety of handmade sandwiches. The concept of the shop, which focuses on using natural ingredients, is clearly displayed on the wall plaques, and it matches the image of the shop very well. As for the taste of the sandwiches, I purchased about five different kinds and they were very good. They were delicious and reasonably priced! This shop doesn't follow the trend of extravagant or super spicy dishes aimed at Instagrammable moments. It's just your ordinary sandwich shop. However! The sandwiches, made with attention to detail and care, are fantastic! I would like to recommend the kind of "something special within the ordinary." In that sense, this shop excels in concept, taste, and price. I finally found a great shop after a long time. Thank you for the meal!

【Affordable and Delicious Fruit Sandwiches in Fukuoka】 Today, I would like to introduce Irohasando, a shop that opened in August 2021 in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture. They offer a wide variety of colorful sandwiches, making it difficult to choose just one. Whether you prefer hearty sandwiches, fruit-filled options, or vegetable sandwiches, they have something for everyone. Be sure to find a delicious sandwich that suits your taste at Irohasando!

It wasn't bad, but it was just okay. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice though. It would be better if they had something unique to offer, like a special sandwich that you can only get there! Otherwise, I probably won't visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I went to the restaurant after checking out Tabelog. I arrived before 10 am and there were apparently two special set meals that are only available in the morning, and they tend to sell out quickly. I bought five items: egg salad sandwich, egg and cucumber sandwich, crab and daikon sandwich, orange sandwich, and egg and ham sandwich. The egg sandwich was sold out, but they made it fresh for me after a 5-minute wait. The bread was soft and fluffy, with plenty of eggs inside. The taste was light, maybe a bit more flavor would be nice, but it's great for kids.

The day before, I saw a local TV station broadcasting about a newly opened sandwich shop that specializes in bento boxes, open from 8 am. Although I felt like trying their sandwiches because I enjoy eating them, the shop was located over 20 kilometers away in Chuo-cho, Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It was impossible for breakfast, but I thought I could buy some for a snack and have lunch in Kurume City. I had a light lunch of Chikugo udon and arrived at the shop just before noon on a weekday. There were a few customers inside, and the shop, a simple prefab building with a neat exterior, was run by a man in his 50s and two female staff members. There were only a few varieties of sandwiches left, as the TV broadcast had caused a big reaction and they had made more than usual today. Normally, they have 20 types available, but only 7 were left. I decided to buy two: Ham Cheese Coleslaw for 226 yen tax included and Egg Cucumber for 194 yen tax included, to have as a snack at 3 pm. I put them in a cooler box to take home. The Ham Cheese sandwich was made with crustless bread, sliced cheese, thin ham, and a generous amount of coleslaw with a hint of mayo. It would have been even better with thicker ham! The Egg Cucumber sandwich had a generous amount of egg salad with thinly sliced cucumbers, but the cucumbers were a bit sparse. The egg salad was overflowing and difficult to eat in the car. Personally, I wish it had a bit more salt, but taste preferences vary. It was a shame that both sandwiches were made with crustless bread, as having the crust would have been more filling.

I recently discovered the peach whipped cream sandwich and it has become my favorite!

The food at this restaurant was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was cozy.