Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Boulangerie chocolat blanc

◆Meal bread It's chewy and chewy, and the more you bite into it, the more flavor you can feel, and it's really delicious! The herb wiener dog is a little pricey at 400 yen, but it's so filling that you'll be satisfied with it, and I think it's worth the price. ◆Dessert bread Croissants and pain au chocolat are crispy and have the best texture, taste, and aroma ♫ The croissant damand is especially delicious. I would like you to try it at least once. Up to three people are allowed in the store at one time. The shop is run by a very nice couple and the interior decoration is cute, making me want to visit again. There is no parking lot. Coin parking is only available a short distance away, so if you live nearby, we recommend walking or cycling.

A couple has opened a boulangerie in a store that used to house a white taiyaki shop about 10 years ago. Recent bakeries in Hachioji City include Iida Bakery in Shimoyuki and Nakano-cho, where the sky blue bread and soup are very similar and have a good reputation. Among the bakeries in Nishi-Hachioji that also sell hard food, Due Tre was the best, but I thought this one was also quite delicious. However, I think this is a strategy based on local characteristics, but there are fewer hard varieties, and more sweet breads and side dish breads. Personally, I found the hard varieties to be delicious, so I hope that the local residents will realize how delicious they are, and the lineup will expand. The price is low compared to the quality, so I plan to return again (๑´ڡ`๑)

Search for a delicious bakery while driving to Mt. Takao. A little hard to find but cute shop on the corner of a big intersection. I got it at the top of Mt. Takao. It was delicious!