Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Bakery Pétrin

It is the only bakery in the neighbourhood, that opens early in the morning. The bread is really tasty. Apparently fresh bread comes out at 10 am.

I bought Cheese France, Danish, Apple and Cheese Yogurt. Danish is not too sweet and easy to eat. What surprised me was the French cheese, which really tasted like cheese and was delicious. I hadn't paid much attention to Cheese France until now, but I wanted to try it at various shops from now on. The hardness of the bread is also good! It's located in the middle of a residential area, so it's not very noticeable, but I get the impression that they carefully make delicious, handmade bread. I got the feeling that the store was rooted in the local area, with flyers posted about town events and piano lessons.

When I visited in the afternoon, they were almost sold out and only had coronets and muffins. However, the muffins had a nostalgic flavor and were moist. It's a mysterious bakery that suddenly appears in a residential area on a hill, but it's not to be underestimated. There is also a space to park your car in front of the store, so you don't have to walk to come to the store.