Sandoitchi

3.5 stars is a crime I ordered the wrong thing on accident and got the spicy chicken sandwich and the ube sandwich and dam the stuff was good might be the best chicken sandwich I had plus the dude at the counter has that home feeling to him can't really explain it but I knew I was eating from good people

I've had Japanese sandos a few times and they were always good, but not quite as good as I was hoping for. When I saw this popup in Denver, I had to try it. They were everything I have been looking for. My husband and I tried:- Spicy Truffle Chicken Katsu Sando- Peaches & Cream SandoBoth were fantastic. Bread, filling, all of it. My only regret was not getting more, but given the long line, I didn't have time to wait in it again.I'm sad this was a temporary popup, but if they ever come back or I travel to a city where they are, I'll be back.

I was underwhelmed with the Sammie's. They are beautiful. IG ready. I do not know what I expected. The Sammie's are good. Not great. Kimchi grilled cheese was very good, Hot chicken... that was fire. Strawberry and cream Sammie was good. I wanted the whip cream to be "special".

People really hyped this place up and I was super disappointed. Tried their pop up in Denver since it was there second time coming here. I was able to get there early enough so I didn't have to wait in line long. I got the spicy chicken katsu ($14) and the peaches & cream ($12)I was expecting spicy truffle to have a bit of a kick, but nothing spicy about it. Maybe they toned it down because it's Denver, who knows?The peaches & cream sando was better in my option. Not to overly sweet and the peaches weren't too ripe to where it gets soggy.I think what really made me not like it is the pricing. If you're wanting to get more than one, the you're paying at least $30.

Limited time, sandoitch comes to Denver Zeppelin station. They are a Japanese sandwich pop-up restaurant. I have been a fan since a few years ago. Strongly recommend ordering ahead online for fast service and convenience. Clean and hip vibe.

I am very surprised by the low reviews. This place is amazing! I have been able to go every-time they have a pop up in Denver and I have never been disappointed. The egg salad sandwich and chicken katsu are outstanding.They are currently at the zeppelin station in Denver which is a fun vibe and many options to try from! The service is speedy regardless of the lines and even faster if you pre order

I wanted to love sandoitchi but I couldn't. I got the lobster sandwich. The portion size was tiny, the flavor was mainly butter which I wasn't impressed with. To be honest the lobster was good. I just feel that everything wasn't impressive. The service was good and fast and I always love Zeppelin Stations vibes but the sandwich was lacking. Maybe I should have tried the chicken katsu one instead?

The fruit Sandos are worth a try. I also got the egg salad Sando and although it is yummy, it's not life changing. I like pepper but it was heavy on the pepper and lacking in other flavor. Not worth the price. I had never been to Zeppelin Station where the pop up was. I couldn't find free parking and it was not a quick drive there for me. If there was a pop up or permanent location in a more convenient area for me, I'd go again for the fruit sando but otherwise this is prob one and done for me. The employees are very friendly!

Got the egg salad Sando and burger katzu sando. Actually surprised, usually when places are super hyped I'm underwhelmed. Burger is crispy, pickle-y goodness. Egg salad is what you'd expect, just more care put into portioning and presentation. Would get both again. 4 stars because of price, no sides include. Would be nice if you got two sandwiches a drink at least be included. Good service and quick.

First time trying a fruit sandwich which is surprising for me since I've been to Japan before. Saw this place at 626 Night Market so had to try it out. The sandwich itself was actually surprisingly good. The bread was light and fluffy, and the whip cream was slightly sweet which contrasted really well with the tangy fruits. Wish they put more fruits because you could only see them in the middle of the sandwich, but its nice to try 4 "different" fruit sandwich flavors.Overall, its a pretty damn good sandwich. I think the next time I go to Japan I will definitely try it out again, because not sure I'm willing to shell out $11 again for 4 fruits and whipped cream in 2 white breads in the States.