Age.3 GINZA (Fried Bread Cafe)

The beef was very delicious, the fish as well. Nice idea with the sandwiches. Needs some time to be ready, but is worth it. Its national holiday week, so no line for us. Hard to eat without making a mess, but really worth it! There is a park with seats just over the street. We will now get the sweet version as dessert as well and one for free for this post.

Amazing sandwiches! But be prepared for line ups going up to 30 mins to an hour. The staff were super friendly. They provide you with a menu while you wait in the line so you have enough time to decide from the 25+ options they have to offer. You get free takeout box and bag if you order three or more sandwiches. Cherry on top, they add limited edition items to their menu every two months.

Great price, super yummy sandwiches! The bread is perfectly fried and there are tons of savory and sweet options to choose from. The creme brûlée was our favorite. There’s no place to sit in the store so we found seats at the park across the street. If you leave a google review, they will give you a complimentary cream sandwich!

Absolutely AMAZING! There was no queue when we visited so the sandwich arrived really quickly. We ate them in a nearby park and they tasted sooo good. Crisp bread, delicious filling (noodles) and fantastic value. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back!

The queue and the price may not fully justify the sweets here. They are just flavored velvety butter nicely placed in a fried toast. Visually they look so pretty and adorable, but taste-wise, they were just mostly ordinary. Not worth the long wait if you ask me. I’d still recommend the Chocolate one for the sweets, (the 3 others I tried from my siblings are not as great). If there’s something I’d say is “okay”, that will be the savory version. I had the one with curry, and it was interesting. Overall, not worth the hype and price, but still considerably decent.

Is it worth the hype? The answer is… I’m not sure 🫢 Look, the sandwiches are good—no regrets after waiting nearly 40 minutes in line—but I’m not sure I’d do it again. We ordered the egg salad, the Japanese beef, and the apple one. They’re generously filled, so three were enough for two people. The apple sandwich was spectacular—sweet, rich, and very unique—but also the messiest to eat. Actually, all of them are a bit tricky to handle, so be ready for a bit of a sandwich battle. The service was super friendly, and the packaging is absolutely adorable (just note that if you buy fewer than three sandwiches, the box comes at an extra charge). There’s a small park right across the street with benches and tables, so if you’re lucky, you can sit and enjoy them more comfortably. All in all, it’s a fun foodie experience, but maybe more of a one-time thing.

Fantastic Sandwiches Worth the Wait! The sandwiches here are absolutely amazing — fresh, flavorful, and well worth the hype. Be prepared for a bit of a wait though; lines can stretch up to 30 minutes during peak hours. Thankfully, the friendly staff help make the wait more pleasant by handing out menus while you’re in line, giving you plenty of time to choose from their impressive selection of 25+ sandwich options. A nice bonus: if you order three or more sandwiches, they’ll give you a free takeout box and bag. A small touch, but much appreciated. Highly recommended for sandwich lover

It was ok. Very generously filled, but very messy to eat. Personally I don’t think it’s worth the hype, or the line, because there were so many other better options especially for an egg salad sandwich. The bread is fried first, so it made the sandwich feel very heavy and greasy. We tried three different sandwiches and both agreed the sweet was better than the savoury options.