We were drawn in after walking past their beautifully wrapped sandwiches on display. The bagel was tough but without the chewiness you will usually find in a bagel. As for the fillings, the meat was packed toward the front of the sandwich, leaving the rest a bit underwhelming. It felt more like something you could make at home rather than a deli-style sandwich. At the current price point, it’s hard to be too disappointed.
Small sandwich that costs sgd3 bucks each if you buy 4, sgd3.10 each if you buy 2. Soy garlic chicken cutlet sourdough bagel was not bad. Quite a sizeable chunk of chicken cutlet, has a slice of egg, overall taste is good. Considered cheap given the packaging and size of meat.
It is a concept store that sells Japanese-inspired sandos (Japanese name for sandwiches), which is currently in trend. It has no artificial flavours, no colouring, and no preservatives. They have a wide variety of selections for savoury & sweet sandos. The ingredients combination of some sandos is new to me, I've tried these 6 selection and surprisingly all of them are so delicious 🥰. Their chicken is tender and the fillings are quite flavourful. I'm not a veggie person but I don't mind the veggies in my sandos cause it makes it moist with a layer of crunchiness. 🥪Snow Crab W Egg 🥪Chicken Luncheon W Egg 🥪Nyonya Curry Chicken W Egg 🥪Grilled Chicken W Scrambled Egg (Signature)❤️ 🥪Spicy Korean Chicken & Kimchi W Egg 🥪Soy Garlic Chicken Cutlet & Cheese W Egg❤️ It is actually quite filling and it's so affordable.