Kizugawa, Kyoto, Japan｜京都パン屋プルチーノ木津川市店

A bright and cute bakery. Delicious and reasonably priced ♬ I fell in love with the chewy salted bread. It's so delicious that you could drink three of them. The children were happily eating, loving the appearance and saying, ``Kuma-san, the dough is fluffy and delicious! You can eat two!'' It opens at 11 o'clock, so it's difficult to find the right time to go shopping. This is a store that makes you think, ``I'm going to go shopping today!'' You can also purchase baked goods and bread at the wholesale supermarket PLANT.

Pulcino's hot water bread is exquisite. I've had a variety of loaves of bread from bakeries in Kyoto that are said to be delicious. Each shop has its own taste and taste, but the first time I received Puluccino's bread, I was shocked by how chewy it was. The hard type and melon bread are also delicious, so I recommend it! ︎ There are lots of other breads I want to eat!! ︎

At first I thought the bread was a little expensive, but after eating it I was satisfied. This was definitely more solid than some strange high-quality bread, and it had a chewy, elegant taste. The other breads were quite reasonable and I never got tired of eating them. If you go there early in the day, they seem to have a lot of hard breads, so I'd like to try it again. Also, the store clerk's sister was a pleasant customer service. It's a little off the main street, so you wouldn't be able to get there if you were just driving around, so I got the feeling that it's a locally owned store. I'm glad I searched for a nearby bakery on Google Maps after eating Jisuri's shrimp ramen. I found a good shop.