Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜横濱パン玄人 BAKERY OKADA

The seasonal peach coronet is a sweet, peach-scented cream that also contains cut fruit, making it a bread that makes you feel happy.This is especially recommended for those who love sweet bread. Two adults and two grandchildren (5 and 8 years old) went to buy prepared bread for Saturday lunch. There was a wide variety of breads, and my two grandchildren had a hard time deciding what to choose, so they ended up choosing a sandwich or one with fresh cream. The coconut curry bread also has plenty of toppings. Egg sandwiches and strawberry sandwiches are so full of toppings that I have a hard time eating them (it's all over the place!), which is a pleasant struggle (?). In addition, I purchased brown rice curry bread, mentaiko bread, sausage bread, cream jam bread, and ham lettuce croissant sandwich. Sorry for not naming the bread correctly. On this day, I bought 9 items in total, costing 2520 yen. I received five 30 yen discount coupons.

Takumi bread, cheese bread, side dish bread, sweet bread, all of them are delicious. In particular, the Takumi bread has a subtly sweet and moist texture. I feel like a fool for having to take the train and buy fresh cream bread in the basement of a department store. You'll also be happy to receive discount coupons for purchases over a certain amount (payments can only be made in cash).

This is a long-established bakery loved by locals located in the outskirts of Yokohama. I think he's been doing this for over 30 years. I've loved it since I was a kid, and when I came back for New Year's, the store was open, so I bought some bread for the first time in a while! Both sandwiches and cooked bread have a lot of fillings! First of all, the bread itself is delicious. The store has been renovated and looks beautiful! There used to be an ice cream case at the entrance that sold ice cream, but it's gone... I don't know how they found out about this place, so many famous people have come here. Brown rice bread is also good. When freshly made, it's too soft to slice. I guess I'll buy it next time when I can go back to my hometown again...