Saitama, Japan｜焼き立てパン ロールパピヨン

This is my favorite bakery since I was in elementary school. I'm already 43 years old, but my favorite is Roll Papillon's fried bean paste buns. The other ones are also very delicious. The people at the shop are also cheerful, especially the lady (lol) It is very popular and is sure to sell out.

I am visiting bakeries in Saitama City. This shop is an old fashioned bakery. When I entered the store, the first thing I saw was a bag of bread crusts, and I thought it was good. The price wasn't written, so how much is it for the lady at the shop? "When I asked him, he said I could take it with me." picture? "How much is it?" "I asked him again, and he said that if I bought a loaf of bread, I could take it with me." It's a service. Some tears came to my eyes. I bought Anpanman bread and three brothers bread, and I also got bread ears. The price is 260 yen without tax for two. After paying at the cash register, it is 266 yen. So the tax rate is 3%? "Somehow, this shop really brought tears to my eyes." I could feel Takashi Yanase's Anpanman spirit. The contents of the Anpanman bun were chocolate cream instead of red bean paste, but it was very delicious with a modest sweetness.

I came here on the recommendation of a teacher from my alma mater. Although I had heard about it, I was unable to come because of the poor transportation. Seeing is believing, so I entered the store long in advance, and the interior and exterior were so decorated that they could be found in a train station. The bread in question has nothing to complain about and is very delicious. The low inventory is probably due to a flaw, but it's just the bread they have on hand, and there's no problem at all. The main store has a point card system, and you get one stamp for purchases over 300 yen. It wouldn't be a bad idea to visit there to accumulate point cards. *The photo shows the three Pan brothers (?).