Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan｜鶴田屋本舗 パンの郷

I had never visited Enshu Yokosuka before, but I decided to use it because of the positive reviews. The recommended items were ``Melon Up'' (not a regular melon bread) and ``Genkotsu Bread'' made with Shizuoka's specialty crown melon juice cream, and also ``Nagoya Style Thick Sliced ​​Toast (familiar with Komeda Coffee)''. . I wasn't able to gather much information because I was there for a short time, but it seems like it's also a family restaurant. Also, it is sensible not to collect charges for using plastic bags. The entrance is in the center. The entrance in front of the parking lot is a manufacturing facility, so please be aware of this when visiting for the first time. (Free coffee service available) (postscript) The restaurant is closed. There is also a small terrace seat where you can eat in. By the way, it seems that "Yokosukaame" is not manufactured.

I have been purchasing bread for several years now. Recently, in addition to bread, I have been purchasing soba noodles, mitarashi dango, and shaved ice, and they are all reasonably priced and taste great. In particular, the mitarashi dango is not only sweet, but also has a delicious burnt taste from the soy sauce.

I passed by while touring with my son and stopped by for the first time. When I tried the melon bread I had just purchased at the free corner service, it was so delicious that my cheeks fell in love with it. If you like bread, this is a famous shop that you should definitely visit.