iMANISHi SANDO BAR

A cute Japanese sandwich shop in the middle of a park. I can see this being popular during the warmer months. I came in the middle of winter, and the park entrance was not maintained, so there was a massive ice sheet to the sandwich shop, but hey, it made the journey that much more fun. The sandwiches were delicious and reminded me of the sandos you get in kombinis. It's a chill spot to enjoy a snack and beer. I would definitely come back if I were in the area.

Cute sando bar/snack shack in the park. The sandwiches are a little expensive but I do believe they're worth the price - soft fresh bread (no crust!) and perfectly cooked meat with tasty sauces. Between the chicken and pork, I ended up preferring the pork. Lots of snacks, popsicles and cold or hot drinks for cheap otherwise! A great establishment that really makes being outside at the park with your family a better experience!

Very yummy small sandwiches from a delightful little spot with interesting options (will try the mackerel sando next time), and nice drinks and sides. It’s in a park so there’s lots of seating around. And it was very quick despite there being quite a few people about. As people have mentioned the sandwiches aren’t massive but I found it was great for lunch

Service is good and I love that it’s in a park. Sandwiches taste good however they are a bit on the expensive side for the portion, as others have mentioned the portion is really small.

Such an amazing hidden gem! The flavors of all of the sandwiches are incredible, and it’s so nice to grab a park bench and enjoy them al fresco. I wish they were 4x sizes bigger because I love them so much.

This is such a cute hidden gem in Toronto, and visiting this sandwich shop was a very nice and quaint experience, the park just gives us such a nice vibe. The place is self is very small with the very minimal seating so just be aware, and the one thing that threw me off mostly about this place was the pricing. It is really outrageous for the small portion sizes you are getting. Like I can understand that the ingredients being used are high-quality but you are not running a full huge restaurant. There can be an argument made to say that oh we are giving you such a good quality sandwich but for that $13 price point, not including any drinks, or anything on the side just a sandwich with a few pieces of meat and the pickle is kind of crazy to me. The service overall was quick and accommodating and I do give kudos to anybody who has an idea to make a sandwich shop like that at a park. I will say the overall experience of just sitting down in the park on a hot sunny day and eating that nice great tasting sandwich is nice but again overall it’s just too expensive.

Cute little shipping container cafe in McCormick park. The sandwiches were tasty but portion size quite small.

located in a nice and quiet park in a residential neighbourhood. we tried the mackerel sandwich, it was delivered quickly in less than 10 minutes. taste was fantastic however $13 for the portion size its an insane markup. this is more of a snack than an actual sandwich, so as long as you’re prepared for that, great little spot. One side note: I wish the cheese was actually cheddar as opposed to the singles cheese, for a more robust flavour. the matcha latte was a great deal, nice medium size cup for the cost, great balanced flavour.