Pork cutlet omurice with egg salad sandwich combo！ Handsome NTU student sells "charcoal-grilled sandwiches"
Reported by Chen Tzu-yin / Taipei
Tired of microwave meals and processed foods? "Toast Wow！", located near Taipei Main Station, impresses with its fresh ambiance and heartfelt food. Just three months after opening, it has won over nearby office workers and students. The place is bustling with early-morning crowds. A local housewife said, "Ever since it opened, we've been eating here every day—the food is clean and delicious."
% The concept of providing healthy, home-cooked-style meals struck a chord with locals. (Photo by reporter Huang K'o-hsiang)
"Growing up influenced by my mom, I’ve always been picky about food and just can’t get used to processed items." This philosophy is deeply rooted in the mind of owner Wang Jing-yuan, who dreamed of opening his own shop to serve safe, reassuring food to customers. Even the menu was developed together with his mother—from sandwiches to main ingredients and salad toppings, everything highlights fresh, authentic flavors. Wang explained that the pork cutlets offered aren’t processed meat but are made from fresh pork loin, prepared at their in-house central kitchen.
▲ The Wow！ Signature Club Sandwich features a rich, layered texture—a creative twist jointly devised by the owner and his mom, breaking away from the ordinary. (Photo by reporter Huang K'o-hsiang)
The shop’s "Wow！ Signature Club Sandwich" boasts thin yet hearty pork cutlet slices, paired with imported lettuce and egg salad for a refreshing boost, plus a silky omelet—all combining for a multi-layered burst of flavor that doubles your morning energy. For those with a sweet tooth, try the "Banana Chocolate Toast," where hazelnut chocolate spread is slathered on charcoal-grilled toast, topped with freshly sliced bananas and chocolate crisps—even a sweet toast gets an exciting twist!
▲ Fresh banana slices and chocolate crisps add layers of flavor, making the chocolate toast anything but dull.(Photo by reporter Huang K'o-hsiang)
Toast Wow！
Address: No. 15, Hengyang Road, Taipei City
Phone: (02) 2311-3328
Business Hours: 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM
Price Range: NT$55 to NT$95 (add NT$20 for a choice of traditional black tea or Qinyuanchun tea, or NT$30 for a cup of fresh milk tea)
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