It's a shame that it's no longer a bakery where you can eat a lot at a cheap price like it used to be. There are fewer varieties, and even a small side dish bread is about twice as expensive as before. It's an ordinary bakery with no special features. The Brazilian bread pon de queijo also costs over 100 yen each, so it feels quite expensive. I think the TK Store in front of Mitsukaido Station would be a good choice for this... However, the bacon epi is delicious. I recommend it if you can find it freshly baked.

Bread with a sense of volume🍞 If you don't go early, it will be sold out. We also have soft serve ice cream 🍦 that is popular with children. There are many hard breads, but I like them♪

Visited after 12:00 on a weekday in April. Most of the bread was sold out. Next to the cash register, I saw some unfamiliar items, such as konisiya (250 yen) and pastel cheese (350 yen), and when I asked about them, I was told that the owner of the shop was Brazilian, and that konisiya and other items were home-cooked Brazilian dishes. The konishiya looked like a drop-shaped croquette, but the inside was sticky and had a strange taste. Although it's not pictured, the large, crispy fried pastel had just the right amount of salt in the cheese, and my elementary school daughter loved eating it. Payment seemed to be cash only. It looked like you could eat at the back of the store.

When I went there after 12:00 on a weekday, there was only a little bread left. It opens from 6am, so today I bought the most popular Brazilian bread. The store clerk's very kind response has increased my favorability. Although there are few seats, it seems possible to eat in.

The store seems to be open from early in the morning, and by noon it was out of stock. It seems better to go early. I bought melon bread, pon de queijo, etc. The taste was delicious 😋 Cash payment only, PayPay etc. cannot be used.

When I visited, they said they had fewer types of bread than usual, so they offered a 20% discount on all items. You can also eat it inside the store, so some families were using it.

Brazilian bread is cheap at 60 yen each, so I can't help but buy it. Make a cut and sandwich the ham, lettuce, and cucumber...delicious!

The red sweet potato anpan was delicious. The 60 yen Brazilian bread is also delicious.

Real French bread is hard to find in the prefecture, and the price is reasonable.Other than that, I think the bread is Brazilian, full of volume, very delicious, natural, and healthy.

Great bread and breakfast. It opens early.