Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜モンタンヴェール

I visited around 11 o'clock on a weekday. There were still many types of bread lined up. ・Salt bread ・Mochipre (Chewy fried donuts sprinkled with sugar) ・Whipped & crushed bean paste (Fresh cream and red bean paste bread sandwich) ・Quiche (bacon and asparagus) ・Purchase a croissant. I think the prices are low overall. The croissant is crispy and the outside dough falls flat, and the inside is moist and has a great buttery flavor. It was the type I really liked. The whipped and crushed bean paste was also very delicious with the chewy white bread. The bread was delicious, so I think I'll buy it next time. There is a parking lot for about 3 cars in front of the store, but it's quite difficult to park because it faces a large street and the curb on the sidewalk blocks the way, so you can only enter and exit from one part. Payment is cash only.

■Hamamatsu Bakery Tour Croissant Part 6 I went to the second restaurant that day (lol) around 9:30. Approximately 3 cars can be parked in front of the store. Wait a while before entering the store. Purchase side dish bread such as croissants and fried chicken burgers. When the croissant is warmed up, the buttery aroma becomes more intense. It feels light and nice when you hold it. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The most distinctive thing was the buttery taste. It feels like it has quite a bit of moisture left in it, so it's fine on its own. This is delicious. The other fried chicken breads had a great balance of flavors as well. Once we decide on the next theme, we will add it to our list of places to visit! thank you for the food!

I visited around 11 o'clock, and there were so many different kinds that I had a lot of fun getting lost. Since we only accept cash, we ended up purchasing sparingly, but this time we purchased 7 different items. Personally, the sausage croissant and red bean paste croissant were delicious (I like croissants). Even though the parking lot was full of 3 cars, the rotation was quick, so it seemed like there would be space if we waited. It's located right in front of Kyorindo (on the opposite side of the main street, across the median strip), and is easy to find with the sign that says Red Bread. (If you go north from the south side, you will be about 2 houses before the Green Roof Nursing Home). They also have burgers such as tandoori chicken burgers, fried chicken burgers, and filet-o-fish burgers, so I thought it was a perfect place for lunch. The epi, salt bread, focaccia, and milk sticks are a repeat decision.