Sakai, Osaka, Japan｜BreadCraft オオウラ

There is no parking lot at the main store, and parking is strictly prohibited at the Lawson in front of the store, regardless of whether you are shopping or not (there is a notice posted at the store). When I looked into it, I found that Ecolo Park Sakai Women's Junior College Mae 1 was nearby. Many people from the neighborhood come by bicycle and buy things. Branches are easier to get to. In this store, the store staff takes the bread out of the case and pays for it. It is a must to arrive with plenty of time to spare. It's a strange review, but it's an important shop that you don't want to be discovered. I love how warm and kind both the staff and the husband who silently makes the bread in the back is. Thank you for always providing delicious bread.

It's a small bakery specializing in takeout, but it's delicious! The dough is so fluffy that it would be a waste if you don't take the freshly baked bread home with care (lol). All the breads are delicious, but the most popular is the fried curry bread! The slightly spicy curry is delicious (lol). My favorite is the chewy raisin bread. It's hearty, but you can't stop eating it all. My daughter is a big fan of sausage bread (I forgot the name...sorry). The people at the store are kind and polite, and it's a nice store.

I often go to this store and the Ayanomachi store. It tastes better than the bread you buy at the supermarket and is cheaper. One bottle of milk bread costs 760 yen, and one stick of honey hot water bread costs 510 yen.