Sôma Sando

TANZEY ! You are an adorable human. We will come back every time because of your professional and quick service ! Thank you loads. First we were greatly surprised, we have no idea what to expect. Although this places has quickly became one of our favorite spots in town to grab some sandos. FAVOURITE : CHICKEN SANDO. • Generally so filling , juicy and delicious. • We tried the corn dog for the first time too and it was delectable. • Even we’re not big fans of white chocolate , the cookie was really good with a very unique taste. RECOMMENDATIONS. • TAKEAWAY prices are very fair. • DINE-IN : there’s an approximate difference of 2 euros if you want to dine in. MUST-TRY to sit there at least once : the place is extremely cosy and charming. BIG BONUS. You can smell their yummy food miles away OVERALL. Delicious food. Lovely service. Fair prices. Definitely recommend. See you soon soma Sando :)

Such a beautiful and cozy place! The lunch (we went after peak hours) ambience was clean, lovely and zen. The staff are kind but seem to be a little bit reserved for fear of being “too friendly”. We started with a spectacular corndog with panko crust. Yum! Then we had a doggedly shredded carrot and beet salad. Good sweet sour flavor but the veggies were a bit mushy rather than crunchy. Then we we had a fish sando which I ordered because it was full of interesting flavors. But somehow these yummy flavors didn’t really harmonise with the dish nor with the bread itself. Like neighbors but not friends. Overall a good experience but probably would not come back.

We’ve been to Soma Sando five times now over the last 6 months. Each time the food and the service has lived up to our expectation. Which is why we return! The items we’ve tried and can recommend are: miso aubergine, chicken katsu sandwich, porc katsu sandwich, corn dog, sesame cheesecake and matcha latte.

Pretty good place for a sandwich and plenty of seating upstairs and outside. I really enjoyed the shrimp sandwich but thought the sauce was too heavy and the meat too fatty on the pork sandwich. The woman working there was very nice and let me practice my French with her.

I would recommend this place if you are looking for something different - the place offers a Japanese version of a sandwich called ‘sando’. We had the Katsusando, made from a spongy white sliced bread, that is filled with breaded pork and a tonkatsu sauce for the katsu sando. The taste was unique and we were somehow left ‘satisfied’. We also had the corn dog and lemonade - which was okay.

Not only a sando place. Other dishes are also very good! Bento, Karaage and Okonomiyaki, Everything is really good so savory, fresh and homemade!

I am truly shocked what was served to us today. A “fruit sando” was placed on the table; soggy bread, broken whipped cream and hardly any fruit. Then the Matcha Latte came. Bitter and watery and where is the latte part? I was honest to the staff and nothing was done to be of service so we took the courtesy to pay and left asap without finishing anything on the table. Do not expect any (authentic) Japanese sando or even a good basic coffee. They do not know what they are doing here.

A unsuccessful attempt at making basic Japanese food. It's not authentic at all. The karaage is overfried. The bread on the sandwich was already soggy when it was served. The ebisando was 80% cabbage, 20% shrimp. The service is also very slow for lunch hours for what is considered fast food in Japan. The store (especially its Japanese name) caught my eyes when I walked by, but I'm sure I'll not go again.