9 New Places To Satisfy Your Sando Fix In Singapore!
Japanese sandwiches, also known as sando- made with katsu or beef sandwiched between shokupan (milk bread), are winning the hearts of Singaporeans. With more restaurants, cafés, or takeouts opening across Singapore, you can find delectable sando at these 9 new places to get your sando fix without flying over to Japan!
1. Boyutei
A new café concept, Boyutei, by one Michelin-starred restaurant, Whitegrass, and Hvala, has opened its door early this year, dishing out contemporary Japanese-French fusion delights!
Source: Boyutei
Indulge in their Ebi Katsu Sando ($22) served with a Japanese sandwich and crispy golden-brown deep-fried prawns accompanied by tomatoes, shredded cabbage, cucumbers, tatar sauce, and homemade chilli sauce.
Source: Boyutei
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Boyutei
Location: 28 Ann Siang Rd, #01-02, Singapore 069708
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 10pm
Contact: boyuteisg@gmail.com
2. Mio Fine Foods
If you are looking for a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Mio Fine Foods is the right place to go! Enjoy thick and juicy sando in its cosy and aesthetic interior that makes you feel like you are in an indoor garden.
Look forward to mouthwatering sando made with only premium A5 Japanese Wagyu like its Wagyu Sando ($40), served with toasted Japanese shokupan bread and lotus chips! They also offer Gyu Sando ($26), made with breaded beef striploin served alongside lotus chips.
Source: Mio Fine Foods (美桜)
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Mio Fine Foods (美桜)
Location: 82 Neil Road, Singapore 088843
Opening Hours: (Lunch) Tuesday to Friday 12pm to 3pm, Saturday & Sunday 12pm to 4pm | (Dinner) Tuesday to Thursday 6pm to 9.30pm, Friday and Saturday 6pm to 10.30pm
Contact: +65 9855 2733
3. Gyu San
Enjoy top-grade Japanese Wagyu fat-fried katsu sandos and chips at this Japanese butchery & sando shop, Gyu San, in Tanjong Pagar!
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The lineup of sando includes the Gyu Katsu Sando (house cut at $32, striploin at $48, chateaubriand at $62), served with prime steak cut of marbled A5 Japanese Wagyu crusted in panko crumbs sandwiched between two pieces of lightly toasted crustless shokupan. Tamagoyaki Katsu Sando ($18) and EbiKatsu Sando ($28).
Source: Gyu San
Source: Gyu San
Source: Gyu San
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Gyu San
Location: 7 Wallich Street, #01-03, Guoco Tower, Singapore 078884
Opening Hours: Daily, 11.30am to 9pm
Contact: +65 8313 6633
4. Café Natsu
Located in the heart of Joo Chiat, you can find this newly opened Japanese-inspired café, Café Natsu!
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Save your stomach for its savoury sandos like Egg Mayo ($22), Chicken Katsu ($26), and Wagyu Beef Short Rib ($30).
Source: Café Natsu
Source: Café Natsu
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Café Natsu
Location: 283 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427537
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 9am to 3pm & 6pm to 10pm | Sunday, 9am to 6pm
Tel: +65 8886 4497
5. 46 Mittsu
46 Mittsu, previously located in Robertson Quay, has relocated to Everton Park, taking over the space of Pickle Bakery.
This time, they are back with their popular Japanese-inspired sandwiches like the B.E.C ($14), filled with scrambled egg, bacon, cheddar, and more. Look forward to its new menu including the Korean-inspired Firebird ($15), stuffed with purple slaw, sunny egg, gochujang flying chicken, and Holycow ($18), packed with juicy beef, garlic butter, sunny egg, and more.
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46 Mittsu
Location: 2 Everton Park, #01-61, Singapore 081002
Opening Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 8am to 5pm/Sold Out
Contact: +65 8044 8506
6. Naga House
Check out this new hipster café, Naga House, with two concepts- cafe by day and bar by night at Boat Quay, serving Japanese-inspired dishes.
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They dish out a number of sando dishes like Triple Tamago Sando ($12), House Fried Chicken Sando ($14), and Flank Steak Sando ($16).
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Naga House
14 Lor Telok, Singapore 049027
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am to 12am
Tel: +65 9018 3381
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7. Keen's Bagelry
Here's another spot where you can find Japanese-inspired sandwiches- Keen's Bagelry, started by Keen, a marketing student at Nanyang Business School!
Check out its mouthwatering Japanese and NYC-inspired bagelwiches that sell out within hours of opening including Bekki ($10.50), Truffle Chickin ($12), Loxu ($13), and more.
Or, customise your own bagel with toppings like Turkey Bacon ($3), Grilled Chicken Leg ($6), Smoked Salmon ($6.50), and more.
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Keen’s Bagelry
Location: 730 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198698
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm to 8pm/Or sold out
Contact: +65 9298 1393
8. Hello Arigato
Hello Arigato, a cosy lifestyle café in Joo Chiat and Upper Thompson is offering Japanese-inspired comfort food- including its array of sando menus!
Source: Hello Arigato
Savour its thick-cut Gyu Sandos ($26) served with Angus Beef Striploin, Tamago ($14), and Teriyaki ($15). Look forward to outlet exclusives like Truffle Portobello Sando ($18) and Otah Sando ($20) at its Upper Thompson outlet. Ebi Sando and HCG ($16), available only at the Joo Chiat outlet.
Source: Hello Arigato
Source: Hello Arigato
Hello Arigato
Locations and Opening Hours: Click here for more information.
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9. Sando at Alexandra Technopark
Last on the list is Sando where you can get your sando fix! Serving Japanese sandwiches inspired by everything, from its neat and precise construction to quality ingredients.
Source: Sando
Fill your belly with these thick and delicious sandwiches like Gooralie Tonkatsu, Yakitori Yuzu, Tori Karaage, Braised Chashu, and more!
Source: Sando
Source: Sando
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