Discount retailers known for massive bargains releases massive Japanese egg sandwich
Don Quijote doubles up its “Peculiar Preference” sandwich. Japanese egg sandwiches have recently become an unexpected hit among the international foodie community, but within Japan, they’ve been a staple for generations. You really don’t have to go very far to find one, as just about every convenience store or supermarket stocks them. But if you […]
Don Quijote, a popular discount retailer in Japan, has doubled the size of its "Peculiar Preference" egg sandwich, offering a massive Japanese egg sandwich that has become an unexpected hit among foodies both inside and outside of Japan. While the chain is famous for quirky souvenirs and affordable cosmetics, it also sells ready-to-eat bento boxes, sandwiches, and other food items like Henai Meshi, or "Peculiar Preference Food."
The Henai Meshi line aims to create meals that are liked by most people but also surprise and delight some, like the Bento with Fried Chicken Skin Only. The Five Melty Soft-Boiled Egg Sandwich, priced at 430 yen (US$2.70), now contains five eggs, making it a substantial meal weighing 418 grams (approximately 14.75 ounces). Food critics like P.K.
Sanjun say that the sandwich misses the mark for the Henai Meshi series but is delicious enough that most people would give it 95 out of 100 points. Given its limited availability from November 1 to 10, this egg sandwich is a decadent special-occasion indulgence.
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