Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜Hikobae Bakery

I can buy delicious domestic wheat bread at a reasonable price, so I often use it as a snack for my children or for breakfast. I feel happy when I eat the fact that the ingredients are generously used. Even if it's just once a week, I would be grateful if you could do it early in the morning and until about 5 in the evening.

Most of the breads are small, but the prices are reasonable and the breads are very delicious. Since they are small, you can buy many different types and compare them. I bought Chibipan, which does not contain milk or eggs, for my son who is currently weaning on baby food. I asked the staff at the bakery what kind of ingredients were used, but when I looked at it later at home, it was clearly written on the back of the bag, so I didn't have to bother asking at the bakery. I thought it was great to be able to check it out. I would like to buy bread from Yukichi once my son clears all the eggs. By the way, this bakery doesn't seem to use honey in any of their breads. Next time, I will visit in the morning when there are many items. There are about 2 parking spaces in front of the store, but one of them seems to be occupied by the store's car, so I think there is only one for customers.

Reliable and very delicious bread is cheap. "Yuki Chikara Bread" is chewy, "Omakase Tartine" that you can enjoy various tastes of the day, "Tsukune Burger" that matches Japanese style people... All of the other breads are so delicious that you can't decide what to eat every time you go. The number of items will decrease after noon, so it is better to go right after opening at 11:00, or get a menu and make a reservation. It's been 3 years since I moved here, and I've eaten a variety of breads. Breads that are available for a limited time or only on certain days of the week, hard foods, side dishes, sweets...all of them are delicious. Please try to eat the bread that caught your attention that day. I look forward to going there every time. You can also park two cars.