Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan｜Bakery Asakura

Temporary closures and business days are limited, so we recommend checking on Instagram before visiting. The display and cash register are all handled by one person, so there aren't many types of bread. wait. I think it would be a good idea to know about this before going. The melon bread was really delicious and unlike anything I've ever had before.

I bought salt bread, melon bread, and lemon brioche. Everything was really delicious and the prices were reasonable. It's a shame that they had such terrible customers, and if I read this review, I wouldn't want them to come again. It was run by one person, so even if the bread you were looking for ran out, if you waited, they would bring it back to you. When one customer was waiting to place a piece of bread on top of the bread, the newly baked item came out, and they began to put back the item that was originally on it. Another customer loaded up on bread, and when he placed the tray on the desk next to the register, several pieces fell onto the desk. Then I started putting back the bread that had fallen and brought out another piece of bread that caught my eye. Moreover, the croissant that had been dropped once had lost its shape. Isn't it a violation of manners or a lack of common sense? Don't come again, old lady

I love bagels and have been curious about them for a long time, and it's been about 2 months since I finally got to go, but I've already been 4 times! Every time I go, I worry about what bread to buy, but the walnut miso bagel and milk French were especially delicious✨ The biscotti at the cash register is also delicious and I like it. Depending on the day, the bread may sell out quickly and the shop may close, so it's a good idea to check Asakura's Instagram.