Though not as trendy as they used to be, Japanese-style sandwiches, or sandos, are still incredibly popular in Singapore. After all, they’re filling, aesthetically pleasing, and can be easily consumed on the go.
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If you’re the sort who can always count on a good sando to tide you through the day, Ebisu Sando Kyoto is a takeaway kiosk in Basement 2 of Takashimaya worth popping by.
This is not the brand’s first time in Singapore — they previously operated as a pop-up stall as part of a seasonal Japanese fair — and it looks like the sandos they specialise in were well-received!
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There are two types of sandos to choose from, with the first being “hot” options that are freshly made to order, requiring a waiting time of around 5 minutes.
Take your pick from the Chicken Cutlet Sando (S$13.80), Japanese Wagyu Minced Beef Cutlet Sando (S$18.50), or the staple Ebisu Pork Cutlet Sando (S$16), which sees breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet with tonkatsu sauce and shredded cabbage on white bread. Can’t go wrong with that!
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Non-meat eaters are not left out, as they can choose between the Shrimp Cutlet Sando (S$13), Fish Fry Sando (S$16), and of course, the classic Japanese Egg Omelette Sando (S$12.80).
The priciest option of the lot is the A5 Japanese Wagyu Karubi Roast Beef Sando, which will set you back a hefty S$28 (or S$25, if you purchase two).
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If you’d like to make it an extra substantial meal, you get the option of pairing your sando of choice with a Soup of the Day (S$3.80) for an additional S$3. Keep an eye out for Corn, Mushroom, Curry, or a creamy, seafood-based Omar Bisque — depending on when you visit.
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If you’re in a rush, there are cold ready-made sandos available in the display counter, which include the likes of Teriyaki Chicken & Vegetable (S$6.50), at way more affordable prices.
Eager to get a taste of these sandos? A taste of Kyoto awaits!
PS. why not get your hands on the popular Japanese sandwich cookies from Press Butter Sand while you’re at it?
Ebisu Sando Kyoto
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📍 391A Orchard Road, #B208-4 Takashimaya Department Store, Singapore 238873
🕒 10pm–9.30pm (Daily)
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