I bought the "Matsusaka Beef Sandwich" for lunch on the Shinkansen. It's cut into small pieces, which makes it easy to eat. The Matsusaka beef is layered like mille-feuille, so it's soft even when you bite into it. It's a bit pricey at 1,290 yen. Maybe getting the half size would have been better.

One weekend, I had some free time in Osaka and decided to have lunch on the Shinkansen. I tried the negi-yaki from Negi Yamamoto, but it wasn't filling enough, so I also decided to try a delicious-looking beef sandwich nearby. The beef was said to be Matsusaka beef, so I had high expectations. In the end, the beef was tasty, but it wasn't exceptionally delicious just because it was Matsusaka beef.

The reviewer purchased the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich for 1290 yen, thinking it would be a light meal for the Shinkansen ride. They found that while the meat flavor was strong, they felt that if it cost 1290 yen, a convenience store sandwich would have been sufficient. They concluded that they would only purchase it for the travel experience.

I finished my 3-night, 4-day business trip and heading back. For my journey home, I bought a full-size Nakanoshima beef sandwich from M&Deli in Shin-Osaka Station's Shinkansen concourse for 1,290 yen. I also got a Wilkinson soda. I started drinking it after passing Shin-Yokohama. Even when it's cold, it's delicious. Next time, I'll pair it with beer or a highball! It was a 4-day meat festival. Thank you for the feast!

I purchased this lunch to eat on the Shinkansen. The packaging and flag give a strong impression of being particular about beef. The selling point of being 100% Matsusaka beef caught my attention. I had high expectations, but I think it's a delicious sandwich when I calm down. Personally, I appreciated that the condiments were a bit restrained, as it required concentration to taste the beef through the mustard and sauce.

June 2023 - Memo: I visited "Delica Station" and across the aisle is "M and Deli JR Shin-Osaka Station Store." It was my first time purchasing here. It's Matsusaka beef, but quite pricey... Maybe just a half portion is enough... I tried the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich (half) for 720 yen including tax. The thinly sliced meat layered multiple times was not heavy on the meat, but it was tender and delicious! The sweet sauce was to my liking. Thank you for the meal!

Before boarding the Shinkansen at Shin-Osaka, I bought the Horaikan 551, Rikuro Ojisan's cheesecake, and this Nakanoshima beef sandwich! This time, I purchased them as souvenirs for my family ☺︎ (the expiration date was the next day). The Nakanoshima beef sandwich half size was 720 yen. I warmed it in the microwave first and then baked it in the toaster! The Matsusaka beef, 100% meat, is layered in a mille-feuille style with lean meat, fat, and it's very tender. I had the image that a cutlet sandwich is quite firm and requires a lot of chewing, but this one can be eaten without teeth (°_°)! The sauce is just right, enhancing the flavor of the meat! However, with just 3 slices for 720 yen, it is still quite expensive! haha (the full size with 6 slices was 1290 yen). It is definitely delicious and has a decent amount of filling, but it would be more appreciated if it were a bit cheaper (*´ω`*). I also became interested in the croquette sandwich ☺︎ I will purchase it again sometime ♡

I had some time to spare before catching the Shinkansen back to Tokyo, so I wandered around the station. I couldn't find anything that really caught my eye, but I did find a beef sandwich that seemed like it would hit the spot. I bought it thinking that a half portion would be just right. I had some bento on the train, but when I was feeling about 90% full, it was time for the beef sandwich. It was delicious! I only needed three bites to finish it, so for guys, it's like a dessert. Even though it was probably a normal size, the half portion made it a perfect dessert substitute. I highly recommend trying it as a dessert to go with your favorite bento!

In February 2023, on a weekday, I tried the Beef Cutlet Sandwich in Nakanoshima, which scored 3.48 on Tabelog. The full-size sandwich costs ¥1,290, while the half-size is ¥720. This takeout-only shop is located inside Shin-Osaka Station's Shinkansen area. The sandwich consists of layers of Matsusaka beef marbled meat and lean meat, fried into a cutlet, topped with sweet sauce and cabbage, and sandwiched between lightly toasted bread. Unfortunately, the chilled state of the sandwich made the Matsusaka beef fat not very tasty. I think it would be much better if reheated in the microwave and then toasted in a toaster oven. I doubt I will revisit this place.

I tried a shop inside Shin-Osaka Station that I had been curious about. I didn't have much time, and it seemed like I could buy something quickly. I bought it right away and headed to the platform. The Shinkansen arrived quickly, and I took my seat. I bought coffee from the wagon service, and I was all set. Let's dig in! The soft meat soaked in plenty of sauce was quite delicious. The bread was also tasty. I quickly finished my meal. It was delicious, and I was quite hungry (laughs). I plan to try it again.

Located inside the Shinkansen Shin-Osaka Station. "Nakanoshima Beef Sand" is a beef sandwich made from 100% Matsusaka beef, born from Osaka Nakanoshima's "M Deli & Burger". The secret to the deliciousness of OSAKA "Nakanoshima Beef Sand" lies in its dedication to quality. 1. Matsusaka beef 100% At the Matsusaka beef specialty store "M" in Osaka, a dedicated purchasing staff is stationed in Mie Prefecture to carefully select Matsusaka beef by the whole cow. 2. Traditional sauce A slightly sweet sauce with a hint of mustard was created to complement the beef cutlet. The special sauce pairs perfectly with the beef cutlet. 3. Layered perfection Red lean meat and marbled meat of Matsusaka beef are layered in balance, coated with batter, and fried to create a new concept of beef cutlet. With each bite, the meat juice overflows in your mouth, showcasing the deliciousness of Matsusaka beef. The sandwich is a mille-feuille cutlet, so you can feel its tenderness. However, since it is a pre-made cold sandwich, it does not overflow with meat juice as described. The balance with the sauce is good, making it a satisfying experience. However, at ¥1,290, the taste is around 3.8 and the cost performance is around 3.0.

◉Genre: Sandwich ◉Area: JR Shin-Osaka Station, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City ◉Access: - ◉Parking: - ◉Credit card payment: - ◉Number of visits: First time ◉Number of reviews: 1st review I visited "M & Deli JR Shin-Osaka Station Store" on a whim that day. ◇Exterior and Interior This sandwich shop is located inside JR Shin-Osaka Station in Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City. It is a small shop compared to others, but it seems quite popular. ◇Seating Takeout only. ◇Menu Structure The specialty is the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich! The items I ordered are as follows: - Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich (720 yen) → Tax included. Half size. After finishing shopping around Osaka Station and heading to my final destination, Kokura Station, I made a stop at Shin-Osaka Station. I specifically looked up and decided to visit this shop. The biggest attraction here is the fact that they use 100% Matsusaka beef. I took it home and reheated it a bit. The meat has a refined quality, and even though it's 100%, it's easy to eat and enjoy. The half size is convenient as it is bite-sized. It was simply delicious. However, the downside is that it makes you want to try the full-size version too... but I can't go to Osaka for a while! ◆Strengths A delicious beef sandwich that would make a great gift! ◆Service Average. ◆Conclusion It must be even more delicious when eaten fresh. This would make a perfect gift from Osaka to give on the same day! Alright, let's line up for the last shop. Thank you for the meal! ^ ^

I bought a beef cutlet sandwich to eat on the Shinkansen on my way back from a business trip. I also bought a beer to go with it! I took a bite of the sandwich and washed it down with a gulp of beer - the perfect combination! The cabbage, thin beef cutlet, and mustard sauce all came together in a well-balanced way. It was delicious!

Before heading from Shin-Osaka Station to Shin-Yokohama, I went to buy a bento box at the station. It was lunchtime and all the shops had long lines at the register. Worried about missing my train, I decided to buy from a shop nearby where there was no line. The menu was simple, so I bought the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich. I didn't get a drink, just the sandwich. After boarding the train, I opened it up and as you can see in the picture, it was packed with plenty of beef. It had a good amount of flavor and sweetness from the meat. I really enjoyed it and would like to buy it again.

Yesterday, when returning to Tokyo from Kansai, I bought some food at Shin-Osaka Station. I was attracted by the advertisement for "Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich" at M&DELI (photo 1). There were beef cutlet sandwiches that cost over 1,000 yen, and beef tendon croquette sandwiches that cost under 1,000 yen. I hesitated a bit before choosing the latter. I like beef tendon as an ingredient and it is nutritious. I also like croquettes. And considering the cost performance, I thought the latter was a better deal. I boarded the Shinkansen, passed Kyoto, and decided to enjoy it in my seat (photo 2). When I opened it, it looked like this (photo 3). It tasted as expected, a delicious croquette sandwich, a typical B-class gourmet dish. It's quite tasty. I wasn't very hungry, but when I had a little craving, it was convenient to eat without much hassle like a station bento.

When I visited here in Shin-Osaka, I purchased a regular size takeout. It contained 6 pieces of beef sandwiches. The meat is incredibly delicious. It's tender and flavorful. I think they assume you'll eat it in the car for takeout, but if they could make the bread crispy, I think it would double the deliciousness.

After 9 o'clock in the morning at Shin-Osaka Station... It's crowded inside the station, probably because it's Mountain Day and the first half of Obon. I thought about getting something to eat before I go, but most food and beverage shops don't open until 10 o'clock. The bento shop... oh no, there's a line... The souvenir shop is also quite busy... That pork bun shop too... long line. Inside the Shinkansen ticket gate area, I noticed a sign that said "Matsusaka Beef 100% Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich"... customers were buying it one after another, but there was no line. Alright! Today, I'll go here! So I bought it for a light snack on the train. The price of the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich (full size) is 1,290 yen plus tax. Whether the price is high or not may vary... well, even a simple bento box costs around 1,200 yen, so I think it's okay as a travel companion. (I probably wouldn't buy it for everyday use.) The Shinkansen left Shin-Osaka Station at 10:15, passed through Kyoto and Nagoya, and around 11:00 when the flow of people calmed down, I opened the sandwich at my seat. Oh... a slightly luxurious sandwich with 6 pieces. Thinly sliced roast beef? Or maybe just a regular pork cutlet? The taste of the lean meat is delicious. There's no typical greasy coldness. The bread is toasted. It's a bento box, so it's understandable, but it might be a bit dry... (Maybe because I had a moist egg sandwich just 3 hours ago...?) This would have been perfect with red wine or a strong highball, or a lager beer... but it's still morning, it's a holiday, and I'm on my way back from a business trip... so I settled for pet tea. Next time, I might get it as a souvenir to take home, or buy it on the way and have it as a snack in my hotel room... Thanks for the meal.

Every time I ride the Shinkansen, I have been curious about this restaurant. It looks like it serves Matsusaka beef 100%, and it looks delicious. I was only a little hungry, so I was hoping for a half-size portion, but they were sold out. I ended up getting the full-size for 1290 yen. I was imagining a steak-like dish, but it turned out to be thin layers of meat stacked and deep-fried, making it soft and melt in your mouth. The sweet sauce pairs well with lightly toasted bread. I bet it would taste even better if it was slightly warmed up.

There is a sandwich specialty shop located at the Shinkansen ticket gate of Shin-Osaka Station. It is known for selling the Nakanoshima Beef Sandwich. The beef sandwich here is known for using Matsusaka beef, but the price is ridiculously high. A bite-sized sandwich costs 700 yen. It's certainly delicious, but...

They sell sandwiches at Shin-Osaka Station. It's not a tonkatsu sandwich, but a beef sandwich. The meat is tender and layered like mille-feuille, and it tasted delicious with the sweet and savory sauce. They also sell half-size portions, which is great for those who want to eat a little. The photo shows one serving.