I stopped by this place during my errands on my bicycle. I had been curious about it for a while, and finally got the chance to visit. Today, I only bought soft serve ice cream, which was refreshing, not too sweet, and had a taste similar to farm soft serve ice cream. It was just to my liking. They also offer fruit sandwiches and crepes at reasonable prices, so I highly recommend this place! How about stopping by before or after visiting Moerenuma Park? They also have a sandwich vending machine outside! The next day, I bought a sandwich! I visited two days in a row. On the first day, I had the soft serve ice cream. It was lightly sweet, not too sugary, and had a smooth texture like farm soft serve ice cream. It was perfect for me. On the second day, I bought a sandwich. I got the muscat grape, fruit, chocolate whip, tuna mayo, and egg sandwiches. The prices are reasonable and the size is just right. The egg and tuna mayo sandwiches are 250 yen, fruit sandwiches are 350 yen, and chocolate whip is 200 yen, if I remember correctly. The total was 1400 yen, so that might be right. The cost performance is good, so I recommend it! Next time, I might try the crepe!

I do not live a life bound by time, so I do not have the concept of needing to eat something just because it is lunchtime. However, as someone who does food blogging, if I miss lunchtime, it becomes difficult to prepare content. Even if I don't eat anything at lunchtime, it is necessary to have some means of avoiding a food shortage, such as getting takeout. During lunchtime, I saw a sandwich sign in the area near Higashi-Naeho, so I went back to check it out. I visited "nom3," which opened on May 3, 2021. I was wondering how to pronounce it when I saw the sign, but it seems to be pronounced "Nomusan." A young lady greeted me cheerfully as the sole staff member, saying "Welcome!" I looked into the showcase and made my selection. The shop offers sandwiches, fruit sandwiches, crepes, galettes, soft-serve ice cream, and other items for takeout. Unlike some recently expensive shops, crepes start at 250 yen, and sandwiches start in the 200 yen range, with fair pricing. I purchased the "Katsu Sandwich" for 300 yen and the "Egg Sandwich" for 240 yen, paying with PayaPay. I waited a bit and then ate them in my car. The "Katsu Sandwich" had a thick and satisfying cutlet, and the sauce had a tangy flavor, possibly mixed with mayonnaise. It was a good value for the price. The "Egg Sandwich" had a mysterious flavor that I couldn't quite figure out, but the bread was soft and moist all the way to the crust. I am curious about what the crepes served fresh off the griddle would be like, so I hope to have the chance to visit again, as it is a place I often go near. Thank you for the meal.

Nom3. I finally had the chance to visit this shop after missing the timing several times. I ordered the Mont Blanc Whipped Sandwich and Strawberry Whipped Sandwich, both were delicious with just the right amount of sweetness. I will definitely visit again.

I ate it the day after I received it, but it was really delicious (*´˘`*)♥ The whipped cream was not too sweet and the fresh fruits were so tasty. Even though it was the next day, the bread was not soggy, which was amazing. I want to eat it again. Next time, I will make sure to eat it right after buying it.

On the way back from Ebetsu, I felt like having some dessert, so I stopped by a shop. I bought a strawberry mille-feuille crepe for myself, and strawberry sandwich, potato tuna sandwich, and fish fry sandwich as souvenirs. The sandwiches had a decent amount of filling and seemed like a good lunch option. The strawberry mille-feuille crepe had too much custard for my liking as I prefer whipped cream, so it felt a bit heavy. The prices were reasonable and the portions were generous, which was nice. They also had soft-serve ice cream, so I would like to try that next time! Thank you for the meal.

Today, I visited "Tamayura" for the first time after working up a sweat. Even though it was my first time visiting, this shop is very close to my house, and I have eaten the sandwiches that my wife bought from here many times. I parked my car in the parking lot next to the shop, and when I entered, a beautiful female staff member greeted me with a smile. The sandwiches lined up in the showcase are all ones that I have tried before (laughs). After consulting with my wallet, I purchased a chicken cutlet sandwich and an egg sandwich. I bought them and received them 10 minutes later. First, the chicken cutlet sandwich... The cutlet is thick but soft with a good texture and delicious taste. The egg sandwich... The egg has a fragrant flavor, a good balance with mayonnaise, and a rich egg taste that lingers nicely. My son Koutarou was drooling next to me, so I shared some with him. Thank you for the meal! ♪

I happened to pass by my senior's house and discovered this place that seems to be selling sandwiches and crepes. It caught my interest, but I wasn't hungry on that day, so I decided to skip it. A few days later, I was planning to go near my senior's house again, so I decided to stop by the shop. I parked my car in the parking lot next to the shop and went inside, where a friendly female staff greeted me. The sandwiches displayed in the showcase were not many in variety, but all looked delicious. I bought a few sandwiches that caught my eye. The bread was moist and soft, making it easy and delicious to eat. The pork cutlet sandwich was made with tender meat and crunchy cabbage, seasoned with sauce and mayonnaise. The egg sandwich had a chunky egg salad with a good balance of mayonnaise, preserving the flavor of the eggs. The strawberry sandwich used only whipped cream instead of mascarpone, which paired well with the tartness of the strawberries. The chocolate whip sandwich had fine chocolate chips mixed into the cream, offering a perfect balance of sweetness and bitterness. The sandwiches were delicious, and I would definitely come back to buy more if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

On a certain weekday, I stumbled upon a sandwich and crepe shop in Higashi-Naeho 13-jo, Higashi-ku. It seems to have opened relatively recently. The shop has a small parking lot where you can park 2-3 cars. The interior is compact with a counter for ordering and a few chairs for waiting. They play Western music as background music. From the menu, I was interested in the soft serve ice cream, but I decided to try just a little bit of what caught my eye. I ordered the "Sugar Butter Crepe (250 yen)." They make the crepe fresh, which I liked. The crepe was warm and chewy, with a good amount of butter flavor and a hint of sweetness from the sprinkled sugar. I also tried the "Strawberry Whipped Cream Sandwich (320 yen)." It was slightly cheaper than average, with a moderately thick bread and a generous amount of fluffy whipped cream that was not too sweet, topped with three strawberries. I also noticed a customer in front of me ordering a crepe with soft serve ice cream on top, which I would like to try next time. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. Thank you.

I happened to pass by and decided to enter. Inside, there were two elderly couples and a mother with a child waiting for their crepes to be cooked. The variety of crepes is not extensive, but they also offer sandwiches and seem to be loved by the locals. I ordered a strawberry chocolate banana crepe, while my companion got a strawberry crepe. We also purchased a fish sandwich and an egg sandwich. Despite the reasonable prices, the crepes were quite filling and well-packaged in plastic wrap, making them easy to carry. The crepe dough had a strong wheat flavor and was loaded with plenty of fillings, satisfying our appetites. The sandwiches were also good value for money. The fish sandwich had a thick, greasy batter on the fried white fish with tartar sauce, which was a bit heavy. The egg salad in the egg sandwich had an artificial taste that I didn't like, reminiscent of artificial seasoning like salt and pepper. However, both sandwiches had delicious bread and overall, we were very satisfied.

The ice cream was average, but all the fruit sandwiches were delicious! It's a place I feel like going back to often.

I had been wanting to visit this place since it opened, but due to the location, I couldn't go... OTL. I happened to see a post on Instagram that there was a 20% OFF limited time offer, so I thought it was fate and decided to visit. ・Egg Sandwich: It had a strong egg flavor compared to the mayo, with a lingering taste of eggs. ・Fruit Sandwich: It was labeled as "NEW!" and had pineapple in it, which caught my attention. The pineapple was not from a can, but a real fruit. It was slightly sour but sweet, and the cream had a milky taste, giving a sensation of eating a fruit cake. ・Cutlet Sandwich: When I opened it, I found that the cutlet was surprisingly small (only about half the size of the bread), but it had a lot of cabbage and a flavorful taste. The cutlet itself was thick, providing a satisfying eating experience. I ate one as it is and toasted the other one (I didn't toast the fruit sandwich), and both ways were recommended! The toasted egg sandwich was especially delicious! Although there were no fillings at the back of the bread, it didn't bother me because the bread itself was moist and slightly sweet. It was really good, and I think people who like Okameya's bread will love it. I wonder if they use Okameya's bread for the crepes too? If so, isn't that amazing? (I won't say more in case I'm wrong). The sweet smell of crepes made me really tempted to buy one... I want to try the crepes next time...!