Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, Japan｜千勝堂本店

The first thing I would like to say is that all of the staff here, even the kitchen staff, are kind and attentive, and every time I meet them, I feel happy and have a pleasant shopping experience. The breads are all delicious, from a wide variety of deli breads to orthodox sweet breads, and most importantly, they are reasonably priced. Depending on the time, they may sell out quickly, but freshly baked items will always be available.

I came to Tsuchiura city for the first time in a while because I had some business to do. Senshodo, a bakery run by a classmate of mine from middle school, was also nearby, so I took my mother, who loves bread, to the store and sampled all the delicious-looking breads. picture~⁉ After buying so many things, I was surprised at how cheap it was. If I were to buy something like the Tsukuba City A Delsen or P Nyrein that I usually buy, it would easily cost a couple of thousand yen. It's a small store, but it's filled with local families, children, and couples. Later, they would come in and buy bread. I'm very happy that it seems to be steadily thriving.

I visited around 10:00. I didn't like the freshly baked products at that time, but when I told them that I wanted to eat them in the eat-in space on the second floor, they baked them crispy. Both the warm panini and the cool croissant sandwiches were delicious. I had a loaf of bread after returning home, but it was also fluffy and mochiri. I would like to stop by when I go to Tsuchiura again.