Hand-Crafted Specialty Sandwich
Located in Koreatown, Wiches On Wilshire is a sandwich specialty shop that captures a modern café vibe, offering a wide range of options including Breakfast Burrito/Sandwich, Warm/Cold Sandwiches, Soup, Salad, desserts, and various beverages. Thanks to its bright and stylish interior, diners can enjoy their meals in a casual yet pleasant atmosphere, making it a suitable space for those looking for a variety of meal options, from a simple brunch to a hearty meal.



During this visit, I focused on the sandwich menu, trying out the Sun Dried Tomato, Avocado Mama Mia, Green Monster, and Bulgogi Breakfast Burrito, along with Sweet Earth Salad and Broccoli Cheddar Soup. For dessert, I enjoyed Banana Pudding, and for drinks, I sampled That Mango and Hibiscus Sunrise.



The Sun Dried Tomato sandwich impressed me with its rich and deep umami flavor right from the first bite, and choosing chicken made it feel even more satisfying and balanced overall. The tender chicken and fragrant pesto harmonized beautifully, leaving a fresh yet profound taste. I particularly enjoyed the French Roll, which was crispy yet chewy, enhancing the overall texture and flavor balance. The Avocado Mama Mia was a sandwich that stood out for its overall fresh and creamy harmony. The creamy texture and nuttiness of the avocado were impressive, and the flavorful ingredients added on top blended together harmoniously in my mouth. The ciabatta bread, soft yet sturdy, paired well with the fillings, providing a great balance and enough satisfaction for a full meal.
The Green Monster was a menu item that offered a surprisingly rich flavor despite being vegetable-centric. The combination of the nutty pesto, smooth hummus, and tuna salad surprisingly worked well together, making it a light yet filling meal. Normally, I find tuna salad to be too dry to enjoy often, but this dish was overall smooth and easy to enjoy, perhaps thanks to the hummus. The Bulgogi Breakfast Burrito was a great option for both breakfast and a hearty meal. The sweet flavor of the bulgogi and the crispy texture of the hash browns created a familiar yet satisfying taste. The subtly spicy jalapeños and refreshing salsa added a nice touch, ensuring it remained enjoyable until the last bite.
Sweet Earth Salad was a salad that felt healthy and abundant just by looking at it, with a harmonious blend of various vegetables and grains that brought out a nutty and refreshing flavor with every bite. The goat cheese and balsamic dressing gently enveloped the overall taste, making it a satisfying meal that was light yet not lacking. The Broccoli Cheddar Soup was a dish where the rich nutty flavor spread intensely with the first bite, and thanks to its smooth and thick texture, it was perfect for enjoying warm and hearty. The salty yet creamy cheese flavor was well pronounced, making it a great accompaniment to the sandwich, and dipping it in the bread we ordered added even deeper flavor. The final dessert, Banana Pudding, showcased layers of soft vanilla pudding, banana slices, and moist bread, boasting a soft and cozy texture. Its sweet but not overly rich taste made it perfect for a clean finish after the meal, and the harmonious flavor that spread gently in the mouth was impressive.
Wiches On Wilshire
Wiches On Wilshire was a place where you could enjoy sandwiches made with fresh ingredients and a variety of side dishes in a modern and stylish space. From hearty brunches to light salads, soups, and drinks, everything was satisfying, making me already look forward to my next visit. If you’re looking for casual and stylish sandwiches in Koreatown, why not stop by this place?