Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Ippondo Setagayakyodoten

My mother bought Ippondo's raisin bread the other day. Unlike regular raisin bread, each raisin was large and juicy, and the bread🍞 was chewy and very delicious♡ From Kyodo Station, walk straight along Suzuran Street for a while and you will see the store on the left-hand corner. After looking at various reviews, I was torn between maple and cheese🧀, but since everyone in my family loves cheese, I bought a loaf of cheese. When I happened to look, I saw that my favorite sugar toast was on sale for 150 yen each, so I bought 3 items: maple, soybean flour (double pickled), and Kanoko in two colors. I cut the maple into even smaller pieces, and the maple was in every nook and cranny and it was really delicious!! I also cut up some cheese to give to my mother, but there wasn't as much cheese 🧀 in it as I expected. My daughter, who is a high school student, ate both the cheese and sugar toast maple, but the maple was the winner. It's more reasonable than cake, and according to the store staff, it can be frozen for up to two weeks, so it's recommended. Personally, I like sugar toast, so if it's your first time, I think it's a good idea to try different sugar toasts that change daily or at different times of the day before purchasing a whole loaf. Tomorrow, we will all be sharing the Soybean Flour Sugar Toast ☆

This high density bread is my favorite. The article is solid and there is a response to eating. The bread with fresh cream kneaded into it was also slightly sweet as it was, and it was very delicious. You can slice the bread as many times as you like. The staff at the store are all very nice people.

Really delicious (๑´ڡ`๑) I've only tried a few types so far, but I'm completely captivated by this high-density bread. It's like a high-end bread boom in the world Is there a shop that can beat this cost performance? That's what I think. The store clerk is also kind and will tell you in detail if you ask anything. If you want to make sure you get the product, we recommend making a phone call before coming to the store.