Iwade, Wakayama, Japan｜パン工房 Kawa 岩出店

Always has tasty breads, though if you go late there's limited choices as it's so popular.

Previously, when a TV Tokyo program called Cambria Palace featured a company called Daiyu Co., Ltd. that creates popular shops in the bakery industry, the name of Kawa's Bread was briefly mentioned as a bakery run by Daiyu. So I got curious and looked into it. Kawa's bread made by Daiyu appears to be available at two stores: ``Bread Studio Kawa Yuasa Main Store'' and ``Bread Studio Kawa Iwade Store.'' I went to the Iwade store, which is easy to get to from Wakayama city. I went on a Saturday after 12:00. There were so many types of bread, and freshly baked breads were appearing one after another, so I was confused about what to buy. The 5-piece Mochikoro Pop was a fluffy donut. Usually, I go to a bakery where the hard bread is delicious, and I often eat crunchy, hard bread, but Kawa's bread has a good hardness, and while it has the appeal of being a pastry, It was an easy-to-eat episode. The most expensive thing I bought that day was a loaf of bread filled with cheese that cost around 420 yen. The dough was so soft and there was so much cheese inside that I could feel the cheese from the first bite. Many of the cheese-based breads at other stores have a strong flavor that makes them feel salty, but the cheese-based bread at Kawa Bread is not too salty and has several cheeses that even Japanese people can enjoy. I thought they were used in combination. Many of Kawa's breads are reasonably priced and have a flavor that is loved by everyone.

I bought a small ham mayonnaise and a small pon de queijo-like donut. result, I should have bought bigger bread...! How fluffy the ham and mayo bread is... I would like to visit again, but unfortunately I have to leave here.