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Sandoitchi specializes in Japanese-style sandwiches with flavorful fillings, such as these hot chicken katsu and strawberry matcha cream sandwiches. (Courtesy Sandoitchi)

Sandoitchi specializes in Japanese-style sandwiches with flavorful fillings, such as these hot chicken katsu and strawberry matcha cream sandwiches. (Courtesy Sandoitchi)

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By Matt Dulin | | Updated

The Dallas-based Japanese sandwich shop Sandoitchi opened for preorders Nov. 4 at a new Heights pop-up at 605 W. 19th St., Houston.

The shop got started this summer and developed a following in Dallas after debuting a $75 wagyu sandwich, according to Eater.
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In September, the pop-up went to Orange County, California.

Preorders can be submitted starting at 6 p.m. Nov. 4 after requesting a password through the shop website. Pickups will be available starting Nov. 7 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Sandoitchi will keep the Heights pop-up through Nov. 21. www.sandoitchi.menu
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By Matt Dulin
Matt joined Community Impact Newspaper in January 2018 and is the City Editor for Houston's Inner Loop editions.

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