Shiki, Saitama, Japan｜文化食品（株）

"Alis bunka" is a so-called town bakery. Is it about a 5 minute walk from the east exit of Shiki Station? That's what it feels like. There are a wide variety of breads (white bread, sweet bread, side dish bread, sandwiches), and new products are released regularly, so you won't get tired of the lineup, and I think it will be accepted by people of all ages. Amazingly challenging, such as "chikuwa bread" and "edamame cheese bread"? There are various products, and there are various kinds of bread. I am interested every time I go. By the way, I personally like the "Premium Cream Bun", which is filled with custard cream and whipped cream, and I usually buy it when I go to the store. (^ ^)

Looking at the reviews here, I see that people who know about the old days have harsh opinions, while people who don't know have high evaluations. I don't know anything about the old days, so I think it's just delicious. For me, it's position is ``the neighborhood bakery I go to whenever I feel like eating bread.'' The bread in the refrigerator is delicious. The honey bread is placed in a prominent place, probably because it has a strong honey taste, but it's like, ``It's a hard bread that has a great honey taste, but is crunchy on the inside.'' Although it's hard, it's light, so it's filling but doesn't put a burden on your stomach, so I always buy one as a side to the main dish. The ones that come packed with several small items are a good value, and I think they might be good for people with children. Also, I personally thought the lemon croissant (the one that came in a paper bag with several small pieces) was delicious. Although the store is open in the morning, they don't have much bread, so I go around noon.

Both my parents and children became fans of the kind store clerk. I think it's a delicious and reasonably priced bread. I want to go shopping when I come to the area again.