Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜nukumuku breadstore 下北沢駅前店

Fantastic and well with the visit. It’s on a little side street opposite the Seijo Ishii supermarket. Everything in there looks delicious. We got the melon-croissant and also some pack of the cut off ends of pound cake. Really nice! Recommended.

[height of the sky] lower Nukumuku in Sangenjaya and Shimokitazawa. This time, we headed to the Shimokitazawa store. It's hard to find because it's located in a back alley, but once you pass by, you'll know it's flashy and cute! Depending on the exit of the station, it may be within 5 minutes on foot. I was going to buy sweet buns and take them home, but I found a Stollen that was only available for a limited time. It keeps for a month, so I eat it little by little until Christmas. The essential Stollen purchased Wasanbon, chestnut and chocolate type. Dried fruit is included, not the so-called overseas sweet type, but a gentle sweetness and a lot of stollen. It was so delicious! I might be a chak here every year. It's also great for entertaining.

Visited at 11:30 on Sunday. There were still a lot of items left, so I enjoyed looking at them slowly and getting lost. I ordered a baguette, mochi mochi pollack roe, and sugar rusk. If it's a sweet type, Kouign Amann was recommended. Kouign Amann is full of butter when you bite into it, giving it a rich and deep taste. I also really liked the baguette, which was chewy and chewy. The three tea shops are always crowded, but it would be nice if the awareness of this place also increased and it became popular. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.