Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜SAKURADO

Old-fashioned bread. You can purchase one for just over 100 yen (*^O^*)♪ A shop run by mom and dad. When I came to the store, some regulars would ask, ``Mom, have you fried the curry bread yet?'' The atmosphere of the store is warm, and I really like it 😍💕 Bread in the bargain wagon can be purchased at a discount◎ There are no whole grains or baguettes, and I get the impression that there are many soft-crust items such as jam bread, sausage rolls, and donuts (*´ч`*) Also, it has become one of the stores I want to visit 🍀

Whatever you eat is delicious. The bread is delicious, so everything from koppe, sandwiches, and curry bread is delicious. The bread from nearby coffee shops is also delicious at Sakurado. Bread is often sold out, so buy it early!

These days, there are many white bakeries selling the same slightly toasted bread that we have eaten since childhood, with various side dishes sandwiched between them. They have a wide variety of croquettes, cutlets, and spaghetti, and I love the curry bread and red bean paste donuts, which are very similar to the now-defunct Sumida Seipan that I used to eat.