This bakery is really delicious. I use it while shopping at the Coop Sapporo store. My favorite breads here are melon pan and donuts, but this time I also tried the new product, Otaru Narutoya's salted zangi bread.

I came to have a meal in Ishikari, so I stopped by Co-op Sapporo to adjust my time. It is close to the entrance on the side of the drugstore. The Halloween-themed chocolate bread for 140 yen and the fluffy sugar bread for 108 yen were delicious. The bread was soft when held in hand, but became just right after taking it out of the cooling bag. The Halloween-themed chocolate bread with a ghost face is cute and has chocolate cream inside. The fluffy sugar bread is lightly sweet, big, and soft. It is not too sweet and delicious. It is convenient to buy and good. There is a nice sofa seating area with an eat-in space and drinks available, so you can relax. Thank you for the meal.

It's Christmas Eve! Today, I was planning to go to my favorite shop and eat as much as I want, but unexpectedly it's a substitute holiday! I had to work today in Ishikari, where there were only 2 hits on the food search app, one of them being the familiar Levain bakery. I was a bit disappointed, but I actually like Levain bakery. I haven't been to a Levain bakery near my area, so it's been a while. The shop has a nice cafe space and I chose the freshly baked salt bread and frankfurter skewer. I also got a cheesecake from the bakery and a blended coffee. The salt bread was simple and delicious, the frankfurter skewer was good, and the cheesecake was more like a sponge cake but still tasty. The coffee was cheap and good. When I finished eating, they announced that the salt bread was ready, so I couldn't resist and bought some. It was really delicious when hot! I understand now why the lady bought a lot of them. Overall, it's a cheap and perfect bakery for everyday use. I envy the neighbors who have it nearby!

Levbon is a bakery located on the first floor of CO-OP Sapporo Ishikari store. It is a bakery operated by Hokkaido San Germain Co., Ltd., and Levbon has multiple locations throughout Hokkaido. I visited this bakery while in the area for some errands. It is situated near the drug corner, not the grocery section. Despite appearing to be take-out only at first glance, there is a seating area at the back of the bakery where customers can enjoy their treats. During my visit, most of the tables were occupied, indicating it was lunchtime. The bakery also provides magazines for customers to pass the time. I tried the Five Cheese Bread (175 yen) and the Luxurious Cheese France (186 yen). The Five Cheese Bread is a delightful treat for cheese lovers, offering a variety of flavors from light to rich. The Cheese France has a soft texture and tastes best when slightly warmed. It features a light cheese flavor. I also purchased the Macaron Melon (149 yen) and the Royal Milk (186 yen) for my husband. The Macaron Melon is reminiscent of traditional melon bread. The Royal Milk had the expected sweetness that my husband enjoyed. For a savory option, I tried the Extremely Delicious Sweet Curry (134 yen). While the surface was a bit oily, the curry itself was delicious, with a mild sweetness suitable for those who prefer less spicy flavors. Lastly, I had the Hotel Bread (283 yen) toasted, which had a subtle buttery flavor and sweetness that I found enjoyable. Overall, the prices were reasonable, and I would definitely consider visiting again for everyday treats.