Picnic sandwiches near Seokchon Lake: truffle jambon, Town Sandwich
In short
Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch is a baguette sandwich shop on the ground floor of The Sharp Star Park mall in Songpa, Seoul, within walking distance of Seokchon Lake and Lotte World Mall. On this autumn picnic run the order was a truffle jambon (ham) sandwich and the basic Town Sandwich with extra egg mayo, both built to order on a same-day baguette that was crisp outside and soft enough not to scrape the roof of your mouth. Pick the Town Sandwich for a filling meal and the jambon-beurre for something lighter.

Good to know
- Location
- Across from Jangmi Apartment, ground floor of The Sharp Star Park mall (walkable from Jamsil Station)
- How to order
- Kiosks outside and inside the shop; sandwiches made on the spot after ordering
- What was ordered
- Truffle jambon sandwich, basic Town Sandwich + extra egg mayo
- Menu
- Town Sandwich, jambon-beurre, truffle jambon-beurre, basil jambon-beurre, grilled chicken banh mi, Cajun chicken curry sandwich and more / à la carte, coffee, drink and soup sets
- Events
- No-loss prize draw with any sandwich purchase; free iced tea for a Naver receipt review
- Seating
- Both solo seats and larger shared tables (the shop itself is small)
as written by the visitor on Sep 23, 2026
It's been such nice weather for walks and picnics lately with fall setting in. Sharing my review of eating at Town Sandwich, a Jamsil sandwich shop near Seokchon Lake.
Where is Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch, and how far is it from Jamsil Station?
Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch is within walking distance of Jamsil Station, located on the ground floor of The Sharp Star Park mall, right across from Jangmi Apartment. It's also a good spot to stop by while visiting Lotte World Mall or Seokchon Lake in Jamsil!



Inside Town Sandwich: is it comfortable for eating alone?
Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch isn't a huge store, but it has seats good for eating solo as well as tables for groups. These days Jamsil is packed with people wherever you go on weekends, so it was a nice, low-key spot for when you don't want a full sit-down meal at a crowded restaurant.



Town Sandwich menu and kiosk ordering
There are kiosks both outside and inside the store for easy ordering. You can pick according to your taste from the signature Town Sandwich to jambon-beurre, truffle jambon-beurre, basil jambon-beurre, grilled chicken bánh mì, Cajun chicken curry sandwich, and more.


You can order sandwiches à la carte, or as a set with coffee, a drink, or soup, which seemed good for breakfast, brunch, or a proper lunch. Most of all, since everything is made after you order, it definitely felt fresher than a pre-made sandwich.



Prize draw and free iced tea for a Naver review
When you buy a sandwich you can join a no-miss prize draw in the store, and if you leave a Naver receipt review you can get an iced tea — so everyone should grab that free iced tea so you don't choke on the bread, haha!


In one corner of the store there were straws, tissues, wet wipes, and cute Town Sandwich stickers laid out too.
Truffle jambon vs Town Sandwich with extra egg mayo
I ordered the truffle jambon sandwich and the basic Town Sandwich with extra egg mayo added.


The truffle jambon sandwich was cut into thirds.

The Town Sandwich got thicker with the added egg mayo, so it was cut in half.

Comparing the two, the Town Sandwich felt like a classic sandwich with tomato in it, while the truffle jambon had that classic feel of the jambon sandwiches trending these days. If you want something more filling, go with the Town Sandwich; if you want something lighter and cleaner, go with the jambon-beurre sandwich. That's a good way to decide between them.

Same-day baguette: crisp outside, soft inside, easy on the roof of your mouth
What I liked most about Town Sandwich was, of course, the bread. With baguette sandwiches, sometimes it's so hard it scrapes the roof of your mouth, haha. But here the outside is lightly crisp while the inside is softer than expected, and since it's a same-day-baked baguette, it went really well with the fillings.
The vegetables inside the sandwich also kept a crunchy texture, so overall it felt light and clean rather than heavy. When you bite in, it's not just mouthfuls of bread — the filling-to-bread ratio is well balanced, so it was more filling than expected. Sandwich prices aren't cheap these days either, but compared to a café brunch in Jamsil, this felt like an affordable way to get a full meal. Especially good paired with coffee for a simple brunch!
Final verdict: who should try Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch
- Anyone looking for a simple lunch in Jamsil
- Anyone who needs a good spot to eat solo
- Anyone who loves jambon-beurre
- Anyone who loves baguette sandwiches
Town Sandwich Jamsil Branch is a Jamsil sandwich spot worth visiting once. When eating out near Lotte World Mall or Jamsil Station feels like too much but you still want something filling, it's a good option. I especially liked that the baguette wasn't too hard, with that crusty-outside-soft-inside texture. If you're looking for brunch or sandwiches in Jamsil, give this one a try :)
Where it is
10 Olympic-ro 35ga-gil, Unit 103, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 송파구 올림픽로35가길 10 103호 타운샌드위치 잠실점







