Osaka, Japan｜A-1 Bakery

I heard a rumor about a bread vending machine and went there. There were almost no products in the vending machine, and when I was disappointed and tried to go home, an uncle called out to me, "I'm going to put bread in now!" Luckily, you can choose bread as much as you want! "Tell me what you like," said the uncle of A1 Bakery, who was so kind! One bag of 100 yen contains about 3 types of bread, and it was a great deal!

I heard that Translated Bread was sold in a coin locker-style vending machine, so I stopped by to check it out. They are sold in price ranges of 100 yen and 200 yen from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., when the factory is open. I bought 200 yen and the freshly made bread was fluffy and delicious.

We are making full use of the "bread vending machine" installed at A-One Bakery's headquarters. This is 200 yen worth ♫ As usual, the quality is too good for the price ♬ ♬ For Osaka citizens who want to live life to the fullest, it is a must to know about vending machines (lol) Prices, hours, systems, etc. are summarized in the blog Saw. *Please note that this was used over a year ago. *Since it is difficult to write long reviews on Google Maps, detailed information is provided on my personal blog. Google search: Keyword is [Michelin pretend. ] + [Store Name] I would be happy if I could meet you. ～Gourmet food in Nara and Osaka “Michelin pretend”～