Kyoto, Japan｜Shinshindo Head Office Factory

I'm in and out for work. for bread factory I can't answer that question because I'm not a store. Donuts from the factory 🍩 We pick up the sandwiches, give them a sash to the relay driver, and then deliver them to a shop somewhere.

There is a long-established bakery tucked away in a non-tourist area of ​​Kyoto. You can buy the bread here at Kyoto Station, but it's much cheaper at the factory-operated store. I don't know the difference in appearance or taste, but even if I bought a heaping amount of it, it wouldn't cost 2,000 yen. Each one costs less than 100 yen. However, the croissant was crispy and buttery, and the melon bread was moist and crunchy. The curry bread has a chewy texture. I think whatever you buy is the right thing to do. If I had to say, I'd like to have a little more leeway with the short time from opening to closing, but maybe it's a good thing that you can't just stop by. It's too cost-effective to eat alone, so it might be good for sharing or as a souvenir.

It's a popular store, so there are days when you can't buy it depending on the time of day, but today I was able to buy my favorite cinnamon rolls and walnut bread.