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As some one who loves sandwiches, I don't understand this article. Japan has some of the best baked goods in the world and milk bread is excellent, but the sand
by Larrikin 5y ago
As some one who loves sandwiches, I don't understand this article. Japan has some of the best baked goods in the world and milk bread is excellent, but the sandwiches are pretty awful and was one of the more difficult things to adjust to when I was home sick living there.
Subway is a legitimate contender if you want something besides a mediocre ham sandwich that all the restaurants serve or some meh cucumber sandwich from plastic wrap.
I personally don't know why anyone would go-to a conbini and choose a premade sandwich over an onigiri, one of the microwavable noodle dishes, or whatever hot food the conbini specializes in they serve at the front counter.
Lots of places around the world have a specific type of sandwich they are particularly good at, but if you're going to travel for a sandwich I would pick the north east corridor in the US as the best place to travel for sandwiches. New York is the most famous for the delis but pretty much anywhere down to Virginia has the best subs in general I have had around the world
- julianlam 5y agoI expected to be wowed, but when I scrolled down to the picture of the 7Eleven sandwiches, I was disappointed. The author got worked up over that sandwich? It's still a sad smushed up collection of white bread and filling. The only difference is the egg wasn't cooked to death, which in the States would probably be a lawsuit.