
Shoku Sandwichbar
The bread is nicely soft, the chicken inside is perfectly cooked, and the red cabbage salad is nice and not bitter.
— Yehanoha

The bread is nicely soft, the chicken inside is perfectly cooked, and the red cabbage salad is nice and not bitter.
— Yehanoha
For Hoagie in Ankara, Shoku Sandwichbar leads with 2 reviews and an average score of 7.3/10. So far it is the only place in Ankara with a Hoagie review; you will find it in Çankaya.
The bread is nicely soft, the chicken inside is perfectly cooked, and the red cabbage salad is nice and not bitter.
Translated from Turkish
Read the full reviewWe tried the newly opened and currently popular shoku sandwich. Naturally, the place is very crowded right now. The chef, waiter, and kitchen are all extremely tense. Out of 8 sandwiches, only one is chicken, the rest are made with smash patties. I recommend the chicken one; it has a unique flavor, the spicy sauce and the spiciness of the purple cabbage complement each other perfectly. The chicken is juicy and delicious. I can't say the same for the smash patty; don't expect a very different taste. Many people recommended their tiramisu, but I didn't get a chance to try it.
Translated from Turkish
Read the full reviewA long Italian roll with a thin crackly crust, split and layered cold with sliced meats, provolone, shredded lettuce, tomato and onion, dressed with oil, vinegar and oregano, and never heated: the hoagie is Philadelphia's sandwich, and the city regards the word, the roll and the order of assembly as its own.
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