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    Sando Satori

    4.2 (83 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Evelyn L.

    I was really looking forward to trying this place, but unfortunately it didn't live up to my expectations. The service was disappointing--the cashier seemed like they didn't want to be there, which wasn't very welcoming. I also ordered a matcha that cost over $8, and it was surprisingly watered down and lacking flavor. While the café itself is absolutely adorable, the overall experience didn't justify the price. Sadly, I don't think it's worth a return visit.

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    Samantha L.

    Great spot for Japanese sandos (sandwiches)! Both hot and cold sandos are available here. Spicy Chicken Katsu Sando - Appreciated that they cut the sandwich in half for convenience. Plus triangle-cut sandwiches taste better lol. The sliced Chicken Katsu pieces were thick, juicy, and super crispy. Amazing bread too, light and spongy, with the crusts cut off. Nice additions inside - the savory sauce had just a hint of spice and the shredded cabbage was crunchy and fresh. Mango Cream Sando - the cream inside was light and airy, with subtle sweetness. Paired well with the sweet and fresh mango. Great dessert sandwich to finish off the meal. For drinks, they have a large assortment of coffee, tea, matcha, soda refresher, slush, and more. We got the Ube Cream Coffee, which was one of their popular drinks (had a star next to it on the menu). The coffee itself was super rich, like classic Vietnamese coffee. Interesting twist with the Ube Cream on top. Fluffy and cloud-like with nice Ube flavor. I'm glad they gave a lot (1/3 of cup), since it was yummy and made the drink more creamy. Love the book wall, it goes up to the ceiling with floating books too. The interior gives such cozy vibes, especially with the dark wood tables and shelves. Fast service - no wait to place my order and all my food was ready after checking out the decor. They have a small sando menu but they have mastered them well, so it's easy to pick from the short list. Lovely to grab a sandwich and coffee here to relax!

    Judy C.

    Japanese Sandos! Ordered the Ebi/Shrimp Sando (loved the crispiness of the shrimp, my favorite one), Spicy Chicken Sando (nice little kick and chicken was cooked all the way through/had good flavor) and the Egg Sando (came as a cold item and eggs were creamy). The milk bread they used for the sandos were really good and soft/pillowy. Deff get the Ebi/Shrimp Sando! For a drink, I got the Pandan Cream Coffee. Strong coffee taste and the pandan cream was a salted version which balanced out the strength of the viet coffee flavor. Inside had plenty of seating and you can buy cute keychains from the front as well. Parking - Within the plaza

    Woo K.

    Honestly. Pretty good sandwich. I love shredded cabbage. I think it's so underrated. Good texture. Chicken was moist. Tonkatsu sauce is always a plus. Bread was not weak and held the sandwich together together nicely. A bit on the sweeter side.

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    Dena D.

    This place is located in katy nearby the 99 ranch. It used to be a kung fu tea and the interior looks the same as it was before. Their menu is pretty diverse and offer a bunch of different options. I wanted to try one of their sandwiches but I will save it for some other time. We ordered their banana cream matcha latte and strawberry matcha latte. The banana cream is more on the artificial side but I don't mind it. The strawberry matcha latte is actually pretty good maybe a little bit on the sweet side but you can still taste the matcha. I would also like to add that I like their cup size because it's a pretty decent size.

    Egg sando
    Jennifer N.

    Was in Katy and stopped by Sando Satori for a quick lunch. Got the egg sando and a lychee soda. The shop is cute and cozy and it came out relatively fast. The egg sando is simple, a classic Japanese egg salad, spiced up with a soft boiled egg in the middle. I do wish the egg was a little runnier and more jammy. I also wish there was a little more salt in the egg salad. The bread was nice and soft, but also smaller than I expected? Overall, a quick and good meal. Definitely more on the expensive side. Probably not anything I'd go out of my way for but if I'm around, I'll definitely be back to try their other options!

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    Steph D.

    This is a quaint little spot on South Mason Rd, between I10 and Kingsland. The food menus is limited to just a few items. But that's a good thing! Four savory sandos, four sweet fruit sandos, and a Chicken Curry Bowl. But these few offerings allow them to keep the prices in control, and present consistent quality with their items. There is a more extensive tea and beverage menu. They currently y have 2 different Sando + Matcha duo deals. The two gals behind the condo are very friendly, but they were having a lot of problems processing payments because their Internet was being very glitchy.

    Suelynn N.

    I stopped by for an afternoon late lunch and had a shrimp sandwich. Sadly, it wasn't a part of their combo meal. It was a bit pricy. After you order, you wait to pick up your order at the cashier area. When you are done, you bus the table yourself. It's a very casual cafe. They were very quick and the sandwich was tasty but I would had liked the bread to be warmed up too. The room has a nice study ambiance and wall plugs under the chairs. This seems to be a great place to study for a while. Next time, I'll need to try their cold sandwiches.

    Chicken Katsu Sando
    Nam T.

    Sando Satori absolutely lived up to the hype. Considering everything was made fresh to order and we ordered 4 hot sandwiches plus 2 drinks, the wait time was honestly very reasonable. The drinks were fantastic. The strawberry matcha and cloud lavender matcha were perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, and you could still truly taste the matcha instead of just sugar. For the food, the ebi and chicken katsu sandos were incredible. Both came out hot, crispy, and packed with flavor, while the bread was unbelievably soft and fluffy. The egg sandos were also excellent, and I loved the addition of the soft-boiled eggs because it added both great texture and presentation. The biggest surprise for me was the strawberry cream sando. That thing was AMAZING. The bread was slightly sweet and different from the hot sandos, which made it pair perfectly with the cream and strawberries. Honestly, everything was so good that we completely inhaled the food before even thinking about taking photos. Definitely one of the best sando spots I've tried, and I'll absolutely be back.

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    Huy N.

    Love it when places don't charge an arm and a leg for literal sandwiches. We tried their collab at the poke shop in the heights and safe to say we will be coming to the brick and mortar to try the rest of the menu since they were out of so many things when we got there. Chicken Katsu (5/5)- chicken was crispy, juicy, tender. Sauce was delicious, bread was soft and airy, and the slaw complemented the sandwich very well. Egg sando (5/5)- the egg in combination with was very fluffy and pillowy, felt like biting into the layers of a cake, but more airy. I can't recommend this one enough. Strawberry cream (3/5)- too much bread to strawberry and cream ratio. The strawberries were sweet tho.

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    Keandra P.

    Shout out to Elite Yelper Sara I. for telling me about this place at her UYE. I decided to check this place out right after, as it was only 5 minutes away. Located at the end of a strip center, so the parking is shared with other businesses. There was a dumpster just next to the entrance. So there was an unpleasant smell when walking up. But I didnt let that deter me. There was only a few folks inside, so not busy at all. It's cutely decorated, with a cool 3d bookcase that looks like an art piece. It's got some cozy lounge seating for hanging out, and long tables for studying or getting work down. Service - was easy, order at the counter and wait at a table. My food came out hot, fresh out the fryer. Only waited 5 minutes. They had a good play list going. Food- I was torn between the shrimp & chicken sando. I asked for a recommendation from the server that rang me up. He said he doesn't eat much seafood, and he enjoys the chicken sando as its brinded over night with salt & sugar. The sando is made katsu style with chicken cutlet panko breadcrumbs, shredded cabbage, and a mayo style sauce, milk bread. It was decent. It's large caloric sandwhich of 700+ calories. So if your looking for a healthy option, this ain't it. They do have drinks, but I didn't try any since I had just had one. The drink menu did look appealing.

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    Michelle O.

    The matcha cream strawberry sando had big and sweet strawberries. The Fried Ebi sando had sweet and tender shrimp, though the hot and crispy batter was a little oily. Everything (bread, cabbage salad, and fried shrimp patty) did taste sweet. The egg sando was good.

    Melody R.

    I ordered the spicy chicken sando and it was so salty! I will pass on that next time. The taro milk tea and requested zero sugar, ended up being to be so sweet. Very disappointing!

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    1 year ago

    Mr.Gerald the manager was friendly and inviting! Food and drinks are amazing. Will return soon.

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