Matsusaka, Mie, Japan｜VIE DE FRANCE Matsusaka

Buying bread here is one of the joys of riding the train. Sandwiches are especially delicious.

I didn't know you could brew coffee with a siphon. It was good coffee. I ordered a salt bread chicken cutlet sandwich (maybe). The bread was soft and delicious. The staff seemed to be busy with 2 people, but they responded politely. It was my first Vie de France, and my favorite was Max.

I often go to this bakery and cafe because I often use Matsusaka station. French accordion music is played, and pictures of France such as the Eiffel Tower are displayed. There is also a partition and a washroom, so it is safe. I always buy it because the salad is a fairly authentic salad with plenty of vegetables. There are standard breads such as melon bread and wiener bread, as well as themed breads such as the Hokkaido fair. The soup is also delicious. There is a large mirror, and I think that the space is used well. I would like to use it frequently from now on as one of the comfortable places.