In celebration of our anniversary, we decided to buy a cake from this shop. Upon entering, we also found some bread and ended up purchasing a few. The bread options included mentaiko baguette, melon pan, and croissant, all of which were consistently delicious. While the selection of cakes seemed a bit limited, they had a gentle and familiar taste.

It's been a year since my last visit. I don't get to come here often, so whenever I visit Tagawa, I usually stop by this place. I bought a Chestnut Croissant for 421 yen, an An Butter Campanile for 291 yen, and a Cheese Baked Curry for 270 yen. Since I hadn't eaten lunch, I ate the curry bread right away in the car. The total came to 987 yen, but it felt cheaper than I expected. So, I think it offers good value for the price.

◉Genre: Bakery, Cake ◉Area: Kawami area, Tagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture ◉Access: A few minutes by car from Oyabu Station on the Chikuho Electric Railroad ◉Parking: Available ◉Credit card payment: Available (PayPay) ◉Number of visits: First visit ◉Number of reviews: 1st review On this day, I casually visited "Manukampis & Ceres Tagawa Store." ◇Exterior and Interior This bakery is located in Kawami, Tagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It seems to be a joint store with Manukampis, which specializes in cakes. The exterior is mainly white, with one entrance. The interior is spacious and relaxed, matching the exterior color scheme. ◇Seating There seems to be a terrace seating area. ◇Menu They offer a variety of bread such as sandwich bread, pastries, and cooked bread. The items I ordered are as follows: - Curry Bread (200 yen) → excluding tax. It was a Sunday late morning, and despite that, there was a decent crowd, with some people even lining up. Amidst this, I couldn't resist reaching out for the curry bread... By the way, the calorie content of curry bread is said to be equivalent to a bowl of white rice. So, if you eat two curry bread, it's like having two bowls... that's quite satisfying. The curry bread at this store has a crispy exterior and a soft interior. The curry filling has a hint of sweetness from the vegetables, and the spiciness is minimal, making it a universally appealing type. This would be totally fine for kids too! Overall, it's a straightforward and easy-to-eat classic curry bread... ◆Strengths Recommended as a popular bakery in Tagawa. ◆Service Average. ◆Summary There used to be a similar store in Kokura Minami Ward, but I wonder if it closed down. By the way, my mentor loves melon bread, and the melon bread at this store is incredibly light. The outer layer is crunchy and sweet, creating a great contrast with the inside. Thank you for the meal! ^ ^

In Tagawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture, there is a popular bakery and sweets shop! The shop offers a wide variety of breads, and it is always bustling with customers. The breads are relatively small in size and reasonably priced, making it easy to try out different options without breaking the bank.

I stopped by a shop on a whim and bought some bread that was almost sold out due to limited time. They offered complimentary coffee, which was perfect as I was in the mood for it. There was a courtyard where some people were enjoying cakes and bread. It was a bit chilly, so I'll save the courtyard for next time. The place seemed a bit neglected in terms of maintenance, but it had a nice atmosphere. I'd love to visit again when it's warmer.

Today's purchases were the following 3 items: Amazake shokupan (sweet sake bread) 1 loaf for 370 yen, Fig raisin walnut bread for 480 yen, and a pastry bread for 230 yen. The amazake shokupan is a fine-textured bread similar to the trendy high-end shokupan. The Fig raisin walnut bread is a dense bread with figs, raisins, and walnuts. The pastry bread is a delicious Danish pastry with caramelized walnuts. My last visit was about 2 years ago, and at that time, I felt the focus was more on low prices. However, I think today's choices were good.

I thought it might be difficult to enter along the main road or bypass, but there was a Seven Eleven and a Tirol Chocolate shop lined up next to each other, with a large parking lot in front, making it easy to enter. They had a wide variety of cakes, baked goods, and bread, each individually bagged and displayed neatly. I bought whole wheat bread and sweet pastry bread that didn't use shortening, for my kids. The kids were delighted with the fluffy bread they were eating.

Located along Route 201 connecting Fukuoka City to Iizuka, Tagawa, and Yukuhashi. I have passed by many times before but finally had the opportunity to visit. Next to it is a Tirol chocolate outlet store. Since I was already there, I decided to stop by both. The bakery is spacious, offering not only bread but also cakes and baked goods. There was a wide variety of bread to choose from. I didn't have much time, so I purchased the brown rice bread and mentaiko French bread that caught my eye. Unfortunately, I lost the receipt so I don't know the prices. The brown rice bread had a soft texture with a nice brown rice flavor. It was delicious even when toasted. The mentaiko French bread was also delicious when reheated. It's a shame I couldn't take my time to choose. Thank you for the meal.

I previously visited the same store in Kashii for a preview, and this time, it was the real deal! Just as I had consulted, I placed the same order at the Tagawa store as well. I was a little worried if they were too busy to hear me clearly, but I visited nonetheless. I apologize for being concerned over small details, as it is an important celebration. I ordered a 21cm whole cake with a fruit base and plenty of fruits on top! It was beautifully done! I am grateful! I will mosaic the plate for privacy reasons. Now, everyone is ready to taste it! Oh, everyone seems to be happy! I am glad! They are saying it's delicious, the cream is great, and it melts in your mouth. I received many compliments, which made me happy! Most importantly, the guest of honor was pleased. Thank you very much!

I stopped by the Tirol outlet shop for reconnaissance while visiting. It seems like Manukanpisu and Ceres are a combined bakery at Sun Live City. I bought the fruit shortcake I had recently bought at Sun Live City. The cookie choux will have the cream added later. I purchased the extreme red bean butter without a doubt. It's delicious. You can use electronic money for transportation.

The takoyaki bread here is really the best! I added extra mayonnaise though! Next to it, there's a long line for Chiroru... Everyone, please enjoy the takoyaki bread! There's also a chain store in Shingu. Whether they have takoyaki bread or not depends on the timing! Thank you for the delicious meal. It was really good.

Gather all the sweet tooth lovers for the autumn fair. Creamy buns and cakes are beautifully paired with nuts and chestnuts. Despite their high sweetness, the buns are crispy and the cakes have a smooth texture. It's a perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon. I wonder if the Christmas theme will start to appear soon? Just imagining the cuteness of the Manukan Pisu makes it even more charming. Seasonal limited items are also delicious, looking forward to more in the future! Thank you very much.

Next to the outlet of Tirol Chocolate, there is a famous bakery known for its melon bread. I decided to have lunch there after buying a lot of Tirol Chocolate. As I entered the bakery out of curiosity, I saw peanut sandwiches, which I have loved since childhood. My companion was interested in the crispy chocolate bread. I also bought French toast while I was there. When I got home, I enjoyed the French toast first. It was not like the usual French toast, as it had custard cream inside. The custard cream was not too sweet, and the crust of the bread added a nice touch, creating a moist texture. It might not be sweet enough for children, but it was just right for adults. I only needed a few bites to feel satisfied. It was delicious. Now, onto the highlight - the peanut sandwich. The bread was slightly firm on the outside but moist inside. The peanut cream had finely chopped peanuts for a good texture, and it was quite sweet, but it felt nostalgic and very delicious to me. It reminded me of the local bakery Fukuda Pan's Coppe Pan in Morioka. While fancy and luxurious looking bread can be tasty, this peanut bread was the best for me. Lastly, I tried the crispy chocolate bread my companion was eyeing. The pastry was flaky and had that classic croissant feel, which was delicious. If I had to suggest something, adding more chocolate into the dough would probably make it more enjoyable for children. Overall, I found the bakery to offer reasonably priced and consistently tasty treats. I look forward to trying their melon bread next time. Thank you for the meal.

Located next to the semi-touristy "Tirol Choco Outlet" in Tagawa City, is the shop called Patisserie Manucampus & Bakery Ceres. With a convenience store nearby, the parking lot is spacious and easy to park in. Manucampus has a garden where you can enjoy the cakes and bread you purchased with complimentary coffee at tables and chairs provided (there is also indoor seating in case of rain). The garden features a cute statue of a little boy, adding a charming touch to the atmosphere. Both Tirol and Manucampus were originally part of Matsuo Seika company, but have since become independent. The stylish ambiance seems to be contributing to the popularity of this place. Customers were seen buying cream puffs and whole birthday cakes one after another.

One of my favorite cafes that I visit every half year ^-^ The terrace has expanded without me noticing, making it an even more relaxing place. Today, I was in the mood for something sweet, so I went for a selection of pastries and cakes. The price of the cakes is average, but the taste is excellent. There are many options for sliced cakes, making it fun to choose. On the other hand, I confirmed the cost performance of the buns. The buttery aroma, smoothness, and elegant finish are the pride and specialty of a cake specialty store. I always buy a lot as souvenirs without any stress of carrying or eating them on the go. With a bag like Santa Claus, I enjoyed a coffee in front of a fountain with freshly baked buns, having a happy brunch with my dear family. With gratitude to the cafe, I wonder if I should gift Santa hats next time. Thank you always.

I like this bakery around here. It's a bit more expensive and the bread is smaller compared to other stores, but each one is satisfyingly made. There are no simple, uninspired breads with the same dough and different fillings. There aren't many shops with this concept, so I'm happy. If it were nearby, I would visit regularly for everyday use.

I tried various croissants, but this texture is the first time for me!! The chocolate is rich and delicious!! This time, I also bought a regular croissant and a mentaiko croissant. I ate them all at once. The shop is stylish and popular, which is understandable!

When going to Tagawa area, I almost always stop by here! It's delicious, you know d(^_^o) Last time I bought the prosciutto and blue cheese pizza ( ´ ▽ ` ) It was delicious, so I bought it again this time d(^_^o) I highly recommend it when heading to Tagawa area d(^_^o)

When I stopped by Tirol Choco, I couldn't help but also stop by here. I bought a donut and was more interested in bread than sweets. The melon pan was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, very nice. The salted butter was also recommended. The saltiness is just right. The half fluffy bread from Ceres Bread was also delicious.

I have been here many times and it's delicious! I especially like the deli bread, so this time I tried the prosciutto and blue cheese pizza for the first time. I usually don't like blue cheese, so I had never bought it before, but this one was good! It was delicious! The okonomiyaki bread is also recommended. If you don't like pickled ginger, you should avoid it!