Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan｜SWELL BAKERY

It was Halloween, so it was nice to see the store being decorated so well. After all, there are many types of bread! And reasonable! Just because it's cheap, it doesn't skimp on appearance or taste. Everything looks delicious✨✨ I bought about 10 items, and I think that even if your family has different tastes, you can find something you like here. Gorgonzola Honey Walnuts: Contains lots of walnuts! Gorgonzola also doesn't have much of a quirk, so there's no way these three wouldn't go together. Scone: I like the crunchy look, but when I eat it, it crumbles in my mouth and is more gentle than I imagined. I want to buy several more. . Soft bean butter: The softness of the bread, the presence of the rectangular butter, and the sweetness of the bean paste shine through. Other items include curry bread (round and appetizing visuals that even children can eat), meat pie (meat pies cost 4,500 yen at other stores...but sometimes they make you want to eat them. The triangular ones are good too!), pistachio chestnut matcha ( I also bought some carrot cake (440 yen for this size?! It's cost-effective, and the long and narrow shape makes it easy to cut), and salted bread! It was the best. Not only did I get the cost performance of the original bread, but I also got more PayPay points from Fujisawa City, more points from LINE, and because I bought a lot more (actually, there is a standard for how much or more), I got 3 slices of bread and coffee in a paper cup at the entrance of the store. I was able to find the best bakery in Arashi for the first time in a while with a great value for money✨✨✨

Often used by family I think the atmosphere inside the store, the coffee service after your purchase, and the attire and behavior of the staff members are very good. In addition, the bread itself is very delicious, including salty breads such as swells burger, banh mi, and curry bread, as well as melon bread, pistachio bread, and bread made with seasonal fruits. Lately, there has been a campaign where you can get a 100 yen voucher back if you purchase 200 yen every six months or so. I was able to buy it at the same time as PayPay's Fujisawa campaign, so I was actually able to buy the bread at an 80% discount. At that time, I waited in line outside for about 50 minutes to purchase. I knew from ``Yakitete Japan'' a long time ago that the bread industry inevitably generates a lot of waste, but as an initiative to avoid waste, they deliver frozen bread at a much lower price. Personally, I have a very positive impression that this bakery is very considerate of the environment, including service, and that they also take their bread seriously. I want to use it again

Fujisawa Honmachi This is a newly opened bakery next to Domino's Pizza, right next to the Shirahata intersection. The inside of the store can be seen through the glass, so even first-timers can easily enter. There are quite a lot of types of bread for the size of the store. There are a lot of side dish breads, and there are many products that are full of volume. As for the taste, the seasoning of the side dish bread is solid overall. It feels "rich" and "strongly delicious" (I'm not worried about high blood pressure or anything like that). Personally, I recommend the 3 kinds of cheese tarteria, focaccia and eggplant tomato. The store is staffed by young female staff who are very friendly. It seems that it is already popular with the locals, and it was full of customers with families on the day and time of the holiday. Of course, it is safe because measures against corona infection are taken sufficiently. After buying bread, I got a coffee service (self-service). The store itself has a large parking lot, so it is easy to use.