Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜TETRACONTA

I wanted to eat delicious bread in Nagoya, so I went to this shop, which has been selected as one of the 100 Famous Bread Shops! Since the breads are relatively small, you can eat them all in one go even if you buy a lot! There are a variety of breads from hard to soft, and we recommend going early to buy the popular breads. The location is next to Kinjo Gakuin Junior High School. Shirakabe is probably the closest bus stop. The exterior is surrounded by brick columns. The moss green door frame is so stylish! A stylish atmosphere with large glass doors. By the way, please note that photography is not allowed inside the store. When you enter, you will be greeted by a friendly-looking staff member. You can tell that each piece is carefully made. You can watch the bread being made through the glass. The most delicious thing was the grain curry bread! It had a gentle taste. Perhaps because it was baked rather than fried, the penetration of oil into the dough was suppressed, making it both healthy and delicious. The grains inside are more filling and have more presence than the roux! I want to eat white bread next time!

Many bucket fans feel the same way. When I want to eat various things What I love is Baked curry bread and cheese cuppe are available every time, and sausage bread is also available. Recently, my child taught me about the ``almond and date cuppe,'' which I also got hooked on. Feels gentle on the body The crunchy texture and the sweetness of the bread, almonds, and dates go perfectly together. Thank you for coming up with this! This is the bread I want to say. I love cherry tarts so much that my kids ask me to buy them at the hall for their birthdays. I've never experienced the disappointment of going home empty-handed, even if the bread at a popular bakery is sold out depending on the time I stop by, but I can still buy cheese rusks and coconut cookies for snacks. When my son was an elementary school student, he fell down in front of the store on his way home from school, and a kind wife came out of the store and woke him up.This is a serious and warm restaurant run by a kind husband. It's a store.

I went there because I wanted to eat sticky bread. It was a small and cute store. When I entered, a man was preparing alone in the back. Bread was lined up in front of me, each one in a bag. You choose your bread and have the staff pick it up for you (face-to-face sales). There were also lean breads, and there were more types of sweet breads than side dish breads. It is very carefully made, and the ingredients are carefully selected, and it is written that the flour is domestically produced, and it seems that they do not make a lot of each kind. I was able to purchase it for around 200 yen. It was a weekday, but the bread was sold out a little after noon. I'm sorry, but I will make a reservation next time. There is a park in front of the store, so is it okay to take out and eat in the park? I thought, I stopped because it was crowded with children in the neighborhood. There was also a stylish cafe. There is no parking lot for the store, but there is parking nearby. Thank you very much for coming in and out of the store. I was a little embarrassed, but I felt better. I will go buy it again. Both bagels and French bread were delicious. Visited 20/3