Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜necotaBAKERY

I visited the store before it opened on Saturday to accompany me on a touring tour. There is space to park about 2 cars in front of the store. Last time I visited, there was a line, so when I arrived 30 minutes before the store opened at 10am, there was no one there.However, 20 minutes before, there were 2 groups, 10 minutes before, 3 groups, and about 10 groups when the store opened. I was waiting. There were only two groups in the store, so I went in first and was able to choose from a variety of items. Apple tart, bean daifuku bread, bean sprouts and sesame mayo chicken, wild vegetables (oyaki style), cream cheese and soft French? , keema curry bread, and croissant damand. I've had the opportunity to eat there several times before, and everything I've bought has been really delicious. You can really feel the concept and taste of each item. Considering the price (around 200 yen), you'll be surprised at how good the cost performance is. If you buy it in Tokyo, I'm sure the quality will be over 300 yen.

The chewy pollack cheese and white chocolate macadamia were freshly baked, soft and delicious. The walnut basil chicken had a nice basil aroma and was delicious. Blue Cheese Honey Walnut had lots of fragrant walnuts on it. The Iyokan cream cheese was also delicious. They have a variety of breads and I would like to go again. Only two people can enter at a time, so you'll have to take it again, but you can take it calmly. Also, there aren't many parking spaces. The exterior is plain and easy to miss.

I'm addicted to the bread here lately! delicious! Big (filled with ingredients)! And cheap! I end up buying about 10-15 And every time I go, I can't decide whether I want to eat this bread or that bread (≧∀≦) I want to eat all kinds ♪ I think it will be difficult to maintain the same quality due to soaring wheat prices. I don't mind raising the price without overdoing it I want to eat delicious bread! Depending on the time of day, there is a queue There are limited places to stop cars, and pedestrians may be in danger if waiting for parking occurs. I would like to go on foot with as few people as possible. The public transportation isn't very good, though. . .