Mitsuke, Niigata, Japan｜パン・ド・ネイヴル

Great Japanese/French bakery

Bread open from 7 am. What is it, after the long-established bakery closed, Mitsuke is still in the Warring States period of bread with new shops opening? ◯ Expensive compared to the price of Saki bread! ️ Looking around, couples stand out from early morning. Personally, I bought half of ◯◯ simpler than cooking bread. (The bacon cheese on the bottom shelf is big, but I want to buy it someday. For example, just looking at the big Buddha in the bread world makes me feel relieved.) It's soft and delicious. I'm from Niigata, a rice-producing prefecture, but delicious food is universal. Oh happy.

Established since 2009. I don't know if it happens every year, but the 9th anniversary festival was held in April 2018. The store opens at 7 a.m., and when I arrived just after 8 a.m. on a Saturday, cars were flooding the road near the store, and a long line was already forming at the entrance. For a limited number of people over the two days, they will give away eco bags and freshly fried donuts, and there will be a raffle with no blank tickets where you can win cash vouchers. They also sell bread at a bargain price, which is 30 to 70 yen cheaper than usual, with time service. There used to be a lot of bakeries in the city, but there's only one specialty store here...? . This is a store that I want to cherish. Mitsuke City is said to be the navel (center of gravity) of Niigata Prefecture, so the name Navel was added to the store's name. Pain de is the French word for bread. When we arrived at noon, there were only two spaces available in the parking lot, which could accommodate about seven cars. The store is lined with delicious-looking breads. A nearby office lady and several elderly female customers were selecting bread. Most of the breads range from 120 yen to around 200 yen. That day, out of curiosity, I bought a uniquely named side dish bread called ``Chikutaro'' that had chikuwa in it, but the wasabi flavored it and it turned out surprisingly good. Additionally, this shop has a nice service: you can drink the coffee sold inside the shop for free. Unfortunately, there is no eat-in space, but you can go straight to the office and eat without having to go to a convenience store to buy drinks. Thank you for your kind consideration! It seems to be a popular store, and when I went in the evening, it was almost sold out! If you don't go in the morning, the number of items will be less than half. By the way, Wi-Fi is also available.