Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan｜Marondomotoyawataten

Everyone in Motoyawata knows!? A long-established bakery! It used to be at the south exit, right? My mom used to buy it in that dark green plastic bag too~ (pocket) ⁡ I used to love torn anpan at Marondo, but it seems they no longer sell it! This time I ate brioche anpan and rumatan! Rumatan is a stable butter and juicy bread! The fluffy brioche anpan was also delicious! There is also an eat-in seat, and you can see the Keisei line from the seat on the road side! Kotetsu had fun too! 11:00-15:00 limited lunch set order! Bread up to 370 yen is 550 yen with coffee! (If it exceeds, pay the difference)

Kawashimapan in Chapeau Ichikawa has closed, and I'm sad that I can no longer buy Coppepan. The Japanese bread I sometimes buy there is chewy and similar to Asanoya's bread, so I really like it. It has a strong smell and taste and is very delicious. I think the cost performance is also good. It would be nice to have an overall rating of 4.5, but it can't be helped because everyone has their own preferences. Even though the extremely delicious square meat curry bread has a lot of meat in it, I think it's a good value for money at 190 yen (205 yen including tax).

Because it was a bagel fair, I was able to eat bagels at a great price. There are several types of bagels alone, and Graham was especially delicious. Of course, there are other types of bread, and cakes are displayed in a separate space, all of which look delicious. I think there were about 2 sofa seats and 5 table seats in the dining space. It was a Sunday afternoon and the place was empty.