We're in Tokyo trying the viral Japanese stuffed cream sandwiches.
It's literally deep-fried Japanese milk bread stuffed with cream.
This is something you'd expect to see at the Texas State Fair, not in Tokyo.
Also, there is a line down the entire block with a little bouncer.
She was the least intimidating, sweetest bouncer I've ever seen.
And the craziest part, this sandwich is 1 dollar.
Shockingly, it's actually not that sweet.
The homemade cream is really fresh. It almost tastes like butter, and I love how you get a crunch from the bread, but you need to be careful because this cream comes at your face really fast. Fuck.
All right, next up we got our crème brûlée sandwich.
Homemade custard, and then torch it to create a crème brûlée top.
The Japanese are really out here just doing the most insane shit in the world.
Come on. This is insanely delicious. The crème brûlée top is essentially like this glass of sugar.
All right, next up they have a stuffed egg salad sandwich.
Now, the best egg salad I've had in Japan so far is 7-Eleven.
This looks like it could compete a lot.
Mm. This is a hard one. This is incredible.
I think I'm still rocking with team 7-Eleven because of the soft bread and the creaminess, but this is probably the second-best egg salad I've ever had.
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