Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan｜Bon Senga

"Bon Senga" was founded in 1912 (Taisho 1). It may be the oldest bakery in Toyohashi City. I can't stand this logo. This retro feel seems to be popular among young people these days (^^) The area around Toyohashi Station is an area where many Showa retro items have survived. Among all these, this shop can be said to be a leader. The store has a dignified appearance. The store is full of vintage equipment. By continuing to use old items, the appeal of this store has increased. Speaking of Bon Senga, it's "Papiro". It feels like sugar and buttercream are sandwiched in a coppépan♪ They will be served warm at the eat-in corner (^^) It's amazing and delicious! It's not that great, but it has a somewhat nostalgic taste that I used to eat when I was a child. I guess it's delicious and you won't get tired of it. That's why it will continue to be loved for a long time. The drink is cream soda. It's sweet bread and a sweet drink, but I couldn't miss it (^^; This is a store that I hope will continue to operate for a long time (^-^)

The retro and calming atmosphere inside the store, the kind customer service from the owner, and the traditional and reliable breads...I thought it was heaven for someone who loves bread and cafes👼 I ate in, but First of all, the royal road papiro Plus lamb raisin and white bean paste bread Ordered iced coffee. Since papillote will fall apart when cut, we asked them to open the bag and serve it to us. The lamb white bean paste was slightly grilled. Both are sweet breads with just the right amount of seasoning. I bought some bread to take home, and it was simple and delicious. A really good seasoning, not too sweet, but not too salty. There are also side dish breads with interesting combinations and breads with cool names that make me want to conquer them all. Also, the owner's customer service is warm and kind to newcomers. . That's also attractive✨

Founded in 1912 You can also eat and drink inside the store. I'm kind of happy that the exterior and bread are all the same as they were in the Showa era. They also sell cakes.