Mysterious bakery "Le Complet" is a very unique bread restaurant that is only open on Fridays and Saturdays. Here, you can enjoy a "Bread Course Lunch." What is a bread course? Well, it's a set course where freshly baked bread is served one by one. From start to finish, it's a lunch filled with freshly baked bread. When you enter the shop, you first buy a "ticket" at the ticket machine inside. Drinks are self-service with free refills, similar to a family restaurant. After you sit down, a tray with salad is placed in front of you and the course begins! Freshly baked bread is brought to you one by one on the tray. The types of bread vary daily and are truly freshly baked! The oven buzzer goes off, signaling the bread is ready, and the owner brings the freshly baked bread to you along with an explanation. The bread is hot and fluffy! I had a total of 8 pieces that day, starting with a croissant and ending with a doughnut with ice cream on top. All the bread was delicious because it was freshly baked. If you can't finish, you can take the bread home, but I wanted to enjoy them fresh, so I finished all 8 pieces. My stomach was full of bread from start to finish, and it was a fun bread-filled lunch. The owner's bread explanations were interesting, and I feel like I might get addicted to this place. The bread lunch course is divided into two parts: 12:00-13:15 and 13:15-14:10, with a reservation recommended due to the changeover system. They are only open on Fridays and Saturdays, so be sure to check. You can also make reservations online.

I am "Noronori," who mainly walks around eating lunch, mainly in Sakai. I found this place by chance. I decided to take a chance and try it out, even though the menu changes a bit depending on the day. They let me in without a reservation, even though it seemed like I needed one. I bought a ticket from the vending machine for 1,500 yen. Coffee and juice were all-you-can-drink. A kind and beautiful lady (probably the owner) was busy baking bread in the back. It must be tough to bake and serve customers at the same time! In the end, I got 8 pieces of bread and 1 stollen. It was fun to see them bake and come out one by one with a buzzer sound. The freshly baked bread was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Freshly baked bread without any additives keeps coming out one after another!! Since they are freshly baked, the croissants are crispy and the baguettes are crunchy! Among them, the freshly fried curry bread was especially delicious (❛ᴗ❛人)✧ The bread that comes out is bite-sized, so you can easily eat them all, but there are so many varieties that you end up feeling completely satisfied with a full stomach♫ Plus, there's all-you-can-eat salad and all-you-can-drink beverages (*ﾉε｀ )σ The manager is also a very nice person!! I highly recommend that bread lovers should experience this place at least once!

The bread I purchased last time was delicious, so I had to go back to eat more! I went with my son this time. First, we bought tickets from the vending machine. Adults 1380 yen, children 840 yen, seniors 1080 yen. We exchanged the tickets for a plate of bread, then helped ourselves to salad. And the best part, drinks were included! There were orange juice, apple juice, iced tea, coffee, and more, all self-service and unlimited. The bread that kept coming out was truly delicious, as the sign promised. Each bread was freshly made and bursting with flavor. The baguettes, ham rolls, and sausage rolls were all made with the butcher's special ham, showing the owner's dedication to quality. There were savory and sweet breads, and although I was worried about finishing them all, they were so tasty that we managed to eat everything. This place offers a variety of delicious freshly baked bread at such affordable prices, I couldn't help but ask the owner if they were doing okay without raising prices. The owner is also a wonderful person, making this a fantastic place to visit. I almost don't want to share this secret gem!

I had been curious about this cute red shop for a while. When I finally went in, I met the friendly and kind owner. It turns out this place serves a full course of freshly baked bread. There are two time slots: 12:00-12:55 and 13:15-14:10, with prices of 1380 yen for adults, 1080 yen for seniors (60 and above), and 840 yen for children aged 4 to elementary school students. The bread keeps coming out in a time-based course: Start Tart, Scone, Croissant, Baguette, Danish, Ham Sandwich after 5 minutes, Pork Cutlet Sandwich, Bacon Shrimp Pizza after 10 minutes, Curry Bun, Salt Bread after 15 minutes, Anpan after 20 minutes, Donut after 25 minutes, Hat Bread, Cream Bread. They also offer bottled beer and glass wine for 500 yen. The shop is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. After closing, they also started selling their bread recently. I bought some of their bread today, and not only are they cute, but they are also delicious! The tiny Croquette Bread is fluffy with a perfect balance of croquette and sauce. The Chiffon Cake is incredibly light and fluffy. I will definitely be going back soon to try their bread course.

It was extremely delicious. Freshly baked warm bread keeps coming one after another. I am full and very satisfied! I want to go again.