Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan｜CoCo

Sandwiches with classic ingredients such as cutlet sandwiches and egg sandwiches, all of which are carefully cooked and very delicious. The size is also small, so you can eat about 3 types, so you won't get tired of it. It may be a take-out shop because it is wrapped, but there is also an eat-in space and a drink menu. The store clerk was also polite and I felt good

The coffee tastes like a machine and is a little lame, but I'm a black tea person, so I'm glad they gave me milk instead of fresh milk tea! It would have been better if it had been warmed up, but there are no breakfasts around here that cost 500 yen, so I think it's okay. Apparently, the thick-yaki egg sandwich is only available at Kurakuenguchi Station. My husband bought it for me on the way home. It seems like they're making it here, so I wonder why they don't put it here?

I've been curious about it for a long time, but today I bought it for the first time. I ate an egg sandwich and a ham and cheese sandwich, and they were really delicious. The price is also a little higher than at a convenience store, but considering the amount of ingredients, I think it's worth it.