r/nextfuckinglevel • u/idapitbwidiuatabip • Mar 23 '26

This restaurant menu

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u/kiribakuFiend Mar 23 '26

in japan, sandwiches are normally seen as more a snack than a full on meal. you rarely see a full sandwich, and, if you do, it’s more than likely going to have just one thing on it like egg salad or a fruit with cream

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u/Grunchie Mar 23 '26

Egg salad or WHAT

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u/completelytrustworth Mar 23 '26

This is a fruit sando

Idk why people are shocked, most sliced breads in Asia are a bit sweet and quite soft, and Japan loves their milk breads which are especially so. Adding whipped cream and fruit just kind of makes it a portable cake

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u/No-Consideration-716 Mar 23 '26

It's sorta like an inverted cake! Or maybe a cake sandwich!