Wiener Pan (ウインナーパン)
Soft roll wrapped around a wiener sausage; ketchup and mustard.
Soft roll wrapped around a wiener sausage; ketchup and mustard.
In the savoury bun case, between curry pan and the yakisoba roll, sits tantanmen's spicy sesame-pork sauce, the noodles and broth left in the kitchen. A bakery's newest experiment in a long habit.
Takoyaki (octopus balls) in bread; Osaka street food fusion.
A coil of napolitan, Japan's ketchup-red spaghetti, packed into a split koppepan. Carbs on carbs by design, the bakery's way of carrying the country's favorite homegrown pasta out in one hand.
Sausage baked inside bread dough; spiral or straight.
Russian-influenced fried bun with meat filling; found at Japanese bakeries.
Naporitan spaghetti in bread; yoshoku classic.
Naporitan pasta served with bread or as sandwich; yoshoku kissaten standard.
Japanese hot dog; often sweeter roll, various toppings, sometimes uses arabiki (coarse) sausage.
Japanese hamburger steak (Hamburg—beef/pork patty with onion, served with demi-glace) on bread.
A hambagu patty under a dark brown demi-glace, set in soft shokupan. The sauce is the whole reason it exists, and the whole reason it is so hard to keep out of the bread.
A slice melted over the hot patty does a job the bare meat cannot: it caps the juice and sauce so the shokupan below survives. The cheese hamburg sando is the plain one with a lid.
A hambāgu, the Japanese hamburger steak of ground beef and pork bound with onion and a panko panade, sauced with dark demi-glace and tucked into a soft roll for the walk to work.
Someone spoons a hot macaroni gratin from its dish onto bread and hands it over to eat standing up. The gratin sando is a casserole talked into lunch, a fork-and-oven dish made to hold still by hand.
Doria (rice gratin) elements as sandwich.
'American Dog'—battered and fried hot dog on a stick; festival food.
Hot dog with cheese; or Korean-influenced cheese-filled corn dog.