16 Yakisoba-pan

Since the card game-loving Earl of Sandwich appeared on stage in history, many different ingredients have been put into bread, but the Earl probably didn’t foresee a future in which yakisoba reigned among these.
Yakisoba consists of vegetables and meat stir-fried in sauce (being unable to express this flavor as more than “sauce” is representative of a weak point in the Japanese language) with such great style that you might offer it at a Shinto shrine, but through the act of putting that inside bread, an extremely rare junk food was born.
It’s perfect to eat on an empty stomach in the afternoon, but if you eat it one-handed the noodles spill out, so you can’t eat it during a card game.