I stayed in Muroran for one night and used this bakery for breakfast the next morning. There is parking available for about two cars in front of the store. I took a chance and went in the evening, and was surprised to find a wide variety of breads and bagels. I purchased a few items from there. The Sakura bean paste bread had plenty of sakura-flavored white bean paste and was delicious. The black tea bread, although small, had a strong black tea aroma and was tasty. The salt bread was simple yet fluffy and perfect for breakfast. I enjoyed all of them. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for the second time this time. The first time I went, it was really delicious and delicious. I think it's as delicious as the famous shops in Sapporo. I will visit again. The staff's response and love for bread are also excellent. It's my favorite bakery.

Lined up in rows are various types of bread... which one should I choose? After disinfecting my fingers, I picked up a tray and tongs... I could see the kitchen in the back, and the staff were all very nice and the service was great. I bought three items, got permission to take a photo, and snapped a picture. My wife and daughter already ate them, but they said the baking was perfect! Croissant for 140 yen, Fruit Rye for 170 yen, and Pain au Sarrasin for 100 yen. Thank you for the meal! (^^)v

In Muroran. Already bought some bread at another store, so not feeling very eager to buy more. [Burdock salad] [Salt bread] [Red bean bun] Total 380 yen. The red bean bun was filled with plenty of red bean paste. The salt bread was a bit dry.

Next to Book Off, there is a small bakery. They have a variety of breads from savory to sweet, bagels, rusks, sandwiches, etc. Despite its small size, they have a good selection. They even have samples available, which is surprising for a store this size. The sesame bread was delicious when toasted. The black tea roll bread had a subtle sweetness and a strong black tea aroma when you split it open, although the taste wasn't very tea-like. The prices are reasonable. Highly recommended! Thank you for the meal!

When I heard about Noboribetsu, I thought of hot springs, but there is a town in Noboribetsu that is not known for its hot springs and might be more prosperous than Muroran. I visited the Aeon near this store and went to Book Off. However, I only noticed this place today. It is located on the first floor of a building, and the exterior looks dark. At first glance, it might look like a bakery. Inside, there were delicious-looking breads lined up, making you think there is a bakery on the street as well. I chose some visually appealing and tasty items. I picked the Cannes Beige, made with Hokkaido rye flour at 15%, mixed with walnuts and cranberries, which was also recommended by the store, and it was only 260 yen, which is cheap. The orange bread was fluffy, the coffee-flavored croissant stick was a bit dry, and the blueberry tart was crispy and delicious, but left a sweet impression. It was a bakery with affordable prices, which was nice.

At first glance, the shop may be hard to find, so look for Book Off as a landmark. I've been there twice! The prices are not that high, but the food is delicious. So far, I've tried the blueberry tart, pumpkin pie, chestnut pie, and orange and chocolate bread. Personally, I love the chestnut pie and the orange and chocolate bread! The chestnut pie is a limited-time offer, so grab it as soon as you see it! The pumpkin pie was too subtly sweet for my taste. There are still many more breads I want to try! I will keep going back for more.

This is a shop that I have visited a few times. The interior is a bit small, so it might be a little difficult to choose when there are a few customers (lol). They have a wide variety of breads and even sell tarts, which is great (^-^). This time, I bought dried tomato focaccia, salmon bagel, orange peel, and some other items (I couldn't remember the names ^_^;). The dried tomato focaccia was delicious with flavorful tomatoes. The salmon bagel had salmon and an egg salad sandwich inside, which paired well and the bagel wasn't too hard, it was very tasty. The orange peel had chocolate chips inside and was just the right amount of sweetness, it was good (^_^). I really like bagels. The prices are reasonable and I think it's a good value for the quality. ♬

I love bread and I go to different places to buy it, but the best in Urakawa is delicious! In a small shop, there are a variety of delicious breads lined up. And for such a dedicated bakery, the prices are quite low. My favorite bread is the sesame bagel for 140 yen. The sun-dried tomato focaccia I bought for 140 yen was also delicious. Not only is the bread delicious, but the small yet clean shop and the beautiful and friendly staff make it a pleasant experience. I highly recommend it to bread lovers!

I knew about the existence of the store but it was my first time entering. The entrance is hard to see when cars are parked, so I feel like I'm missing out. It was 20 minutes before closing time, but there was quite a variety of bread available. I bought a walnut and cranberry bread for 250 yen, a rye and dried fruit bread for 150 yen, a mini baguette for 140 yen, and a croissant for 120 yen. There were also sweet bread available, but what caught my eye were the bread with less sugar and fat displayed prominently on the central table, and they looked very deliciously baked. The baguette seemed unimpressive at first glance, but I mistakenly bought it thinking my husband signaled that we didn't need it. It seemed like the baking temperature was too low, even a regular electric oven would bake better. But the flour was good, so I give it 3.0 stars. Regarding the baguette, I felt that they used better quality flour compared to another bakery I visited recently. The croissant, however, all ten of them were uniformly chocolate-colored. I thought, "What a strange color?" but I didn't think they would sell something burnt like that, so I wondered if there was something mixed in or painted on them. Maple croissant? Chocolate croissant? I was overthinking it, they were just burnt. (-_-;) Compared to onikuma's photo of the croissant, it looked completely different in color, right? It was so burnt that it was inedible. Selling something like that is unacceptable. This is 2.0 stars. The pale baguette and over-burnt croissant, was the oven malfunctioning? However, the cranberry bread was incredibly delicious! 3.6 stars. This taste offsets the two negatives. When you chew, you can taste the delicious flavor of the flour. The cranberries are plentiful and for 250 yen, it's a great deal. The rye bread also had a soft and fluffy texture with raisins and orange peels scattered throughout, which added a nice accent. 3.4 stars. The prices are affordable, and from the display and customer service, I found it very easy to make a purchase. If I had only bought the other two items without the baguette and croissant, I would have rated it 3.5 stars as "the best in the area!" On the other hand, if I had only bought the baguette and croissant, I would never visit again with a rating of 2.5 stars. I hope they have the courage not to display failed products on the shelves for the sake of immediate profit. I would like to try buying again, but next time I will definitely not overthink it.

I visited the bakery because a friend gave me delicious madeleines. The bakery is located next to the Book Off store near the AEON in Noboribetsu. The shop is clean and has a variety of bread such as pastries, savory bread, baked goods, sandwiches, hard bread, and loaves. The popular item is the blueberry tart. - Croissant: The outer layer is crispy and flaky, while the inside is a bit dry with less butter. It may not suit those who prefer a moist croissant with lots of butter. - Pain au Chocolat: Similar to the croissant, with bitter chocolate sticks inside the pastry. - Sausage Roll: Soft and fluffy bread with a moist interior filled with sausage and mayonnaise. Delicious and my favorite. - Spicy Curry Bread: Baked with breadcrumbs on top, not deep-fried. Soft bread filled with flavorful curry, which may be too spicy for children. - Choux Cream: Soft choux pastry filled with lightly sweet custard cream. Easy to eat a few at once. - Madeleine: Moist and fluffy with a strong buttery flavor and a hint of orange. Very delicious. - Blueberry Tart: Moist cake base with a balanced sweetness that complements the blueberries well. The tart base is crispy and moist. Most bread items are priced in the 100 yen range, which is reasonable. I will definitely go back for the madeleines and sausage rolls.

I came to this area and was looking for a bakery since I love bread. I checked on Tabelog but there weren't many reviews. Most bakeries are closed on Sundays, so I decided to try this place. It's located next to a post office and across from Tsutaya, on the first floor of a building. The exterior is ordinary, but inside, there are many bread displayed. The central display looked particularly delicious. They have a wide variety of bread, and the staff kindly allowed me to take photos. I bought a few items. The bread is generally cheap. The pizza bread was only 120 yen and had plenty of bacon, very tasty. The croissant was also 120 yen and very crispy. They had samples available, and I tried a butter roll with earl grey, which was delicious too. With so many options, it's hard to choose. I also got a blueberry tart from the fridge, recommended at 210 yen, but it was just okay.

The shop is a small space with a good eye-level view of the neatly lined up items. You can see the cooking area in the back up close. The pastries with nuts and dried fruits, as well as the dessert types, are delicious. Danish pastries are also good ❤︎ They have Stollen for Christmas. They have baked meringue all year round, which is incredibly tasty! I haven't tried the cakes and bread yet, so it will be next time.

While driving, I searched for a bakery on my phone and found this place. It is located facing a major street but in a somewhat inconspicuous location, so I almost passed it by. The parking lot is a bit difficult to navigate. Inside the shop, it is very clean and well-maintained. Despite being small, they offer a variety of bread. The bread shapes are also very attractive and look delicious! I bought a croissant and ate it in the car. It was crispy and delicious. Compared to bakeries in Sapporo, it feels very affordable! I would like to try other breads someday.

I have a particularly strong impression of Danish pastries made with plenty of butter. I have tried various ones like acorns, okame, etc., but the ones from this local bakery are the best! I love sweet bread, so I haven't tried any of the harder bread yet, but it must be delicious. Writing a review with "must" may be unfair, but I think this bakery is a sure bet with no disappointments. The Danish pastry bread is rich and sweet. The red bean bread uses different beans and has an interesting shape, light but lingering in flavor. If you come here, be sure to try the savory bread, it's definitely worth coming back for. Sometimes bakeries also sell pastries, so the taste is similar to that.

[June 2010 Visit] I purchase from this bakery about once or twice a month. The cleanliness is consistent, and the customer service is polite and efficient. Lately, my favorite is the Cranberry Noa with walnuts and cranberries. When sliced and toasted, the sweetness of the powder really stands out and it's delicious. However, unrelated to the bread, it may be a bit difficult to exit the parking lot in front of the shop due to the heavy traffic on the road. [November 2009 Visit] This small bakery run by a couple is located in a somewhat inconspicuous place. Although they had just opened, the shop is very clean and lacks unnecessary decorations, giving it a sense of cleanliness. Unlike many small shops with tightly packed shelves, the neatly displayed bread made them look delicious. My favorites are the white bread, the bean bread with plenty of red beans, and the blueberry tart! The blueberry tart, with its moderate sweetness and lack of heaviness, can be ordered as a whole if reserved two days in advance. I plan to bring it to a gathering with friends someday. The pumpkin pie is also popular, so it's best to go early before they sell out. Also, although unrelated to bread, I was thrilled to find my favorite FAUCHON packaged tea being sold chilled! As someone who prefers tea over coffee (although I like coffee too), I was delighted. The shop owner couple and the staff were all polite and efficient. Perhaps we'll be able to have a light conversation soon.