Miyazawa Review Summary

This hidden gem is famous for their sandwiches. They got big choices of sando and all of them are amazing. I go there for quick lunch and menu then is very limited. Tho I think it’s still fun place to stop by. You can also take the sandwich out too. This place is open late and filled with night time workers in the area. Definitely a unique experience for sure.

Very old school Japanese cafe that still serves up the best sandwiches in the area. Bread was toasted perfectly on the outside while the inside was soft and fluffy. I had the fish cutlet sandwich and it was very well. They have a wide range of sandwiches so come with more people if you want to try more! That said, these sandwiches are not that cheap. Around 900 yen a sandwich.

Go for the superb sandwiches. I've tried the mixed sandwiches, the katsu sandwiches and beef steak sandwiches and they were all terrific. It's also fun to hang around and watch the other customers stream in and out.

The best fried pork sandwich I have ever tasted. A small but very heart warm and friendly old school style cafeteria!

Place was delicious, known for their egg sandwiches and daily specials. Probably one of the best misos I’ve had in Japan.