Osaka, Japan｜naoto.pan

Good bread but the store only allowed 4 people at a time due to narrow space.

Very delicious 😋

On my way back from going to the dentist in Kamimachi 1-chome, I had no choice but to walk down Nagahori Dori towards Tamatsukuri Station for a few minutes, and found a small bakery diagonally in front of Shimizudani High School. Several people were waiting in front to enter the store. Wow, I was at a place like this before I knew it, but I was thinking, ``It must be delicious,'' so I lined up and entered the store after about ten minutes. Oh, I'm glad to see that there are so many hard breads out there, but now that I think about it, the dentist told me not to eat too much hard bread. . . I regained my composure and checked out the products. I found quiche and lemon donuts. It's not hard so it should be fine. Quiche was delicious. However, although there is plenty of egg wash, there are too few accent ingredients, so the 400 yen price tag is a bit high. Even though I wish they had added a bit more ingredients, the seasoning was good. The skin wasn't sticky and was just the right amount of crispy, which made it delicious. I used to have several types of quiche at a bistro delicatessen restaurant in Yuhigaoka, which was a wine specialty store, and the taste reminded me of my ideal quiche. The sweet lemon donut had such a strong lemon flavor that I imagined it was made by frying the Danish pastry in oil, then dipping it in lemon syrup, then adding a lemon sugar glaze. It seems high in calories, but just one is satisfying. When you bite into it, it tastes like lemon. It was delicious, and when you're feeling hungry, it fills your stomach and makes you feel full. It's also big. This is a store I would like to visit again, not just on my way home from the dentist.