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About this place
A saba sandwich is all about the combination of fillings. One diner at MORETHAN BAKERY Shinjuku described a sandwich with flaked saba, potato salad and vegetables. The menu also lists a SABA sandwich, alongside sandwiches with house-cured ham, pork rillettes, roast chicken and egg. Each is listed at 600 yen, making them an option for a light meal or for choosing a filling to suit your taste.
For something centred on the bread itself, consider a bagel. One diner found it generously sized, with a soft yet chewy texture—substantial enough for brunch. Other customers have chosen a cheese bagel for breakfast, or praised the sausage-filled bread and a pastry made with Danish dough. Melon pan stood out for one reviewer, while others opted for kouign-amann or almond croissants. With savoury sandwiches and sweet pastries to choose from, there is plenty to browse when deciding what to have for breakfast or brunch.
The bakery is on the 1 floor of THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku in Nishi-Shinjuku. Some customers have taken their purchases to eat in the lobby or in the seating area on the 2 floor. Takeaway is also available, so you can choose between eating in and taking your food with you.
