Adachi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Marugiku Bakery

This is a small bakery tucked away in a residential area, with a retro Showa vibe. The store had a variety of side dishes, sweet breads, sandwiches, muffins, cakes, and more. The elderly female clerk was always smiling and was very pleasant, bright and had a wonderful smile. The egg sandwich is so delicious! That's not to say, it had a somewhat nostalgic taste that made you feel relieved when you ate it. Personally, I thought the tray was very cute in the shape of a flower.

In the evening, I happened to be passing by and discovered a bakery in town. Since it was late, most of the bread was sold out, but there were loaves of bread 🍞 and Showa-style cakes 🍰 lined up in the showcase. Shortcake, apple pie, pudding a la mode, etc. Purchased bread🍞, apple pie, pudding a la mode, and pudding🍮 When the bread 🍞 was baked, it had a great aroma and was delicious. It has become my favorite bread 🍞 that I want to go buy again soon. Pudding a la mode is a nostalgic Showa-era hard pudding with fresh cream, a moist sponge at the bottom of the cup, and four types of fruit: strawberry, pineapple, kiwi, and peach, making it feel like you've traveled back in time to the Showa era. I felt so good and it was delicious😋👌 If I want to eat a nostalgic Showa cake🍰, I'll go buy it again.

Lately, I've become addicted to anpan, and I've been comparing and tasting anpan from different bakeries. Taste, fabric, price, everything Marugiku's anpan is by far the best. This time, in addition to red bean paste, I'm going to try some bread with red beans? I only bought one, but it was delicious too. I would also like to visit you soon.