"I am alone in Makubetsu town for a one-night trip in Tokachi. Yesterday was Otofuke, and tonight will be Obihiro. Today, I will explore Makubetsu town. It should be more efficient than going around Obihiro. My notes do not mention registering at Refbon, but it would be more helpful if I wrote that down. It is located within Daichi. The supermarket opens before 10 am, but Refbon opens at 10 am. However, even though it's 20 minutes early, they already have bread available. Well, not everything was available, but still. There wasn't anything particularly appealing, so I decided to buy some sliced bread. I bought a pack of 5 slices. The staff here didn't seem very friendly. But since there are many of them, it's hard to identify a specific person, so it's okay. So, am I supposed to review the bread now? I made it into a bread pizza, so how can I judge the taste of the dough? But the dough was chewy and moist, so... I can't really tell much more than that. My ears said it was delicious, but that's just the right kind of tasty bread. Without a photo, I had a twist donut. I didn't eat bread until I started using Tabelog, but very rarely, when I accompany someone to a bakery, I end up getting a twist donut on my tray. It's close to what I desire, I think. The sweetness seems to be toned down compared to the past. I guess I just prefer bakery donuts after all."

I went to the Refbon Satsunai store for the first time! It's my first visit to Daiichi Satsunai store, and there was a Refbon store here too. Let's buy some bread right away. I bought two items: 3 kinds of mushroom stew bread for 138 yen including tax, and Petit Cafe Chocolat for 105 yen including tax. This is the first time I'm trying this kind of bread with stew, and it goes really well together. I quite like it. The chocolate bread has a crunchy and hard texture, but once you bite into it, the flavor comes out. The coffee and chocolate blend well, creating a very mild taste. It was delicious bread. Thank you Refbon!