Guruguru Cafe

If you want a generous kebab sandwich, you can opt for extra meat. Visitors have ordered both regular sandwiches with added cheese and the extra-meat portion, so there are options to suit your appetite. One visitor described watching the meat being shaved from the rotating spit and made into a sandwich. The extra-meat version, they said, delivered the satisfying feeling of “kebab in every bite”. Another review noted that the sandwich was packed with chicken, making the larger portion tempting if you arrive hungry.

Some diners found that the flavour of the kebab sandwich changed as they ate, keeping it interesting to the last bite. One person who added spice enjoyed the contrast between the sweetness and savouriness of the meat and sauce and the heat of the chilli. A visitor reported paying 10 yen for the spice topping; that was the price at the time of their visit.

For a meat-free alternative, there is also a chickpea sandwich. One visitor wrote that the chickpeas had a savoury depth, the cabbage added crunch, and the sauce brought a touch of sweetness amid the spice. It is an option if you want to try different fillings from those in the kebab sandwich, or compare the two.

Reviews include an order where the kebab sandwich cost 300 yen, extra meat 500 yen and cheese 30 yen. Treat these as prices noted at the time of those visits; prices and offerings may vary. The cafe is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 18 to 21. You can eat in or take your order away.