This morning, I felt like having bread for breakfast. This shop opens at 7 am, which is convenient because they start serving early. Many customers come here for the all-you-can-eat bread, but today I opted for takeout. The bread here is delicious and they have a wide variety, making it hard to choose. The curry bread is a must-try, but they also have a great selection of hard bread. The crescent-shaped bread in the bottom left of the photo has a strong nut flavor inside and I highly recommend it. I bought all of this for around 1200 yen, which seems like a great deal considering the quality. The all-you-can-eat option with a drink included is only 600 yen, which is a steal. Thank you for the meal.

Morning buffet for 600 yen including tax. It was a weekday morning after 8:40, and the restaurant was empty probably due to an approaching typhoon. They had some unusual items like sandwiches. The usual crispy cheese (top right in the second picture) and curry bucket (center front in the same picture) were still available. The custard cream on the orange slice (bottom right in the fifth picture) was delicious. I wanted to get more, but it was sold out. Later, a few more customers arrived, but since there were not many people, there was not much turnover of items, and hardly any new bread came out. Disappointing.

This is my second time at the bread morning buffet. I arrived before 7 am, but there were about 20 people lined up in front of me, so I couldn't get in on the first round and had to wait for the second round. It's really fun because freshly baked bread is displayed at just the right timing. I had about 20 pieces. It's only 600 yen with one drink included. It's too cheap.

I visited before 8:00 on Saturday. I wanted to have a buffet if it was available, but it was crowded, so I gave up. I was able to purchase takeout smoothly. The delicious items I tried were the spicy curry bread and the chocolate orange? Overall, the prices were reasonable, so I can see why it's popular.

- Tried pizza for the first time at the cafe corner inside the store. - From 7:00 to 10:00, the bread buffet seemed crowded, but it might be calmer after 10:00. - Chose Margherita and Avocado Salmon pizzas this time. - There is also one more cheese pizza available. - All pizzas were reasonably priced at around 500-600 yen. - The texture was chewy, especially the dough was delicious. - Personally, I felt more satisfied coming for the pizza rather than the bread buffet. - Bought some bread for takeout on the way back. - Might come back for the pizza again.

Visited the store in the morning on Friday, August 4, 2023. Considered the buffet but it was crowded with no seats available, so opted for takeout. Anchovy mushroom (¥205) - large with plenty of various mushrooms and cheese inside. The taste is on the rich side but not too overwhelming. Maybe this level of salt intake is good for summer. Seems high in calories. Sweet and sour fried chicken pita sandwich (¥205) - a pita sandwich with plenty of fried chicken. Very filling and all the bread options are large for a reasonable price.

Visited a bakery in Katsushika, Higashida around 7:00 on Tuesday, August 1, 2023. They offer a popular morning buffet, so the eat-in space was about 70% full. I ordered the A set of the morning buffet (¥600) with an iced coffee at the register. The buffet includes unlimited bread with one drink. That day, they had garlic toast, curry bread, young corn, croissants, croque-monsieur, and mentaiko croque-monsieur, all of which were quite delicious. I ended up eating about 15 pieces and was so full that I skipped lunch.

I visited this place for the first time while taking a walk. It was quite busy inside, with many people eating there. I bought 7 items for takeout: Bacon and Cheese Bread, Anchovy and Mushroom Bread, Plain Donuts, Ring Donuts, Half Salmon Sandwich, and Teriyaki Chicken. The Bacon and Cheese Bread was the best, with a delicious bacon and cheese flavor. I highly recommend it. The Anchovy and Mushroom Bread had a great texture from the mushrooms and a nice accent from the anchovies.

I stopped by a popular bakery to check it out. The store was spacious and had a wide variety of bread at affordable prices. I bought a spicy curry bun, a croquette bun, and a chocolate-coated sweet for a total of 600 yen. One of the reasons for its popularity seems to be the morning buffet, but I didn't know about it. I can't really say much about the other bread since I only tried the curry, which was not very spicy and a bit oily. The croquette and sweet were just average with nothing particularly special about them.

I heard about the all-you-can-eat bread for 600 yen and visited around 8:30 on a weekday. Since I was alone, I was able to be seated right away at a table that happened to be empty. If there were multiple people, I think we would have had to wait for about 10-20 minutes for a table to open up. The all-you-can-eat bread is for one hour. However, the time limit is not clearly specified, so there may be some flexibility. I tried a variety of bread, from hard to soft, sweet to savory. There were freshly baked ones as well, so I was very satisfied. I had over 20 pieces and my stomach was completely full. The satisfaction and cost performance are excellent.

I visited for the morning buffet. I arrived around 8:40 on a Tuesday and waited for about 20 minutes. While waiting, I looked at the bread inside the restaurant. When my name was called, I paid first, chose a drink, and then sat down. At the buffet corner, there were many small bread options. There were fewer sweet options and more savory options. There was a toaster next to the buffet.

A famous bakery known for its all-you-can-eat bread buffet. However, I personally prefer their individual bread items because each one is of high quality. Today, I purchased the Sucré and Fromage. The Sucré has a perfect balance of crispy exterior and fluffy interior. The Fromage has an irresistible richness.

Sausage-filled Parisian cheese sticks were crispy and delicious. I had originally planned to go to the buffet, but it was raining so I decided to get takeout instead. I chose the Parisian cheese sticks that I had enjoyed at the buffet before. They were really tasty!

Pan buffet for 650 yen including tax. Arrived at 6:55 and got a waiting list number as the line was too long for the first round of seating. Ended up waiting for an hour until 8:00. Regretted not dressing warmer as it was unexpectedly chilly. Finally got in. Noticed that the price on Sundays is different, even though the menu at the counter said 600 yen, it was actually 650 yen. The operation of this restaurant is a bit off. Chose a bottle of milk tea for my drink. Finally, time to dig in! Got two shrimp cutlet burgers and some cheese-flavored crispy snack for the first round. Second round, the sausage-filled baguette on the right was a highlight. Should have grabbed more. Made a mistake with the repeats. Third round, the potato-filled dish on the bottom right and the mentaiko potato on the top right were delicious. Finished off with a croissant. Dessert options were limited today. Only had the one in the middle on the first round and the one on the bottom left on the second round. Ate them out of order, but had to try them before they ran out.

・The shop is open from 7 am, and even though it takes about 30 minutes one way on foot from where I live, I have been a repeat customer several times. ・The bread lined up at the register is delicious, so I buy it every time. ・They have a wide variety of bread, from side dishes to pastries, and the prices are reasonable, which is good. ・They also offer all-you-can-eat bread for eating in, but the last time I used it, there were few types and the taste was not as expected, so I was not satisfied. It might have been just a coincidence.

I found a trendy bakery chain on my way home from work in Ichikawa. It's a bit off the usual path I take, but I discovered it on the Tabelog map. They offer all-you-can-eat bread for dine-in customers depending on the time of day. It seems to be a very popular bakery. I could only stop by right before closing time since I usually pass by after work. Most of the bread was already sold out, but I managed to choose and purchase some. The bread tastes delicious when it's freshly baked.

- Morning buffet set A 600 yen 1 hour all-you-can-eat + 1 drink (7:00-10:00, last order at 9:30) Popular bread specialty shop located in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo. Head to "La Tavola Di Auvergne," about a 15-minute walk from Keisei Koiwa Station! Ordered the morning buffet set A. The morning buffet set A includes all-you-can-eat bread for 1 hour and 1 drink! When paying, you are given a tray and tongs to select bread at the buffet corner! They serve freshly baked bread for the buffet, as well as cut pieces of bread that are actually sold in the shop, offering a variety of bread to enjoy! The buffet bread included baguettes with toppings like tuna and cheese! Personally, I liked the simple donuts with a rustic sweetness and crispy texture! The morning buffet is popular, so I recommend going early!

I visited the morning buffet. I arrived around 7:45 am on a weekday and there was no wait. By 8:30 am, it started getting crowded. The price of 600 yen was great. The French toast was delicious. However, there weren't many options, especially for someone like me who loves sweet pastries. There were only croissants, French toast, and fried bread, which was disappointing. The lineup didn't change much even after 30 minutes. I ended up buying some pastries separately. The person next to me seemed like a regular customer, as they kept taking croissants. As for the one-hour time limit, I left exactly after an hour, but there were a couple of groups who stayed for over an hour. It might be helpful to clearly communicate the time limit if there are people waiting. My expectations might have been too high for the early morning visit, but I probably won't visit again.

Saturday, second visit♪ I arrived at the shop at 6:45, anticipating a crowd due to it being a Saturday. As expected, there were already about 7 groups waiting in line (^人^) Worried about the seating capacity, I waited anxiously for the shop to open. Around 6:55, they started handing out tickets and opened at 7:00! Luckily, I just made it in time to get a seat ( ✌︎'ω')✌ Upon entering right when they opened, the bread was still warm and extra delicious◎ (There is a toaster inside the shop, so you can warm up the bread yourself) The cheese in their bread is amazing, so fluffy and melty. I had a lot of croissants again that day (°▽°) When I left the shop, there were so many people waiting in line! It's better to come early on weekends or be prepared to wait in line.

I happened to have a day off and wanted to do some morning activities, so I visited the shop around 8:30 am on Tuesday! If there is no wait, you can secure a table and order an all-you-can-eat set at the register! When I went, I was able to enter right away without waiting in line. Inside, there were about 2-3 groups lined up. There were nearly 10 types of bread for the all-you-can-eat option, and they were so delicious that I didn't get tired of them. From savory to sweet bread, and when the quantity decreased, different types of bread were added, so I went back and forth many times to try various bread. As a fan of croissants, I ate about 5 of the sweet croissants that I liked so much...lol All-you-can-eat for one hour with a drink included for ¥600...! Great cost performance, this is now my favorite bakery with a definite repeat visit (^з^)-☆

I went to the morning bread buffet. When I arrived around 7:30, I waited for about 45 minutes. The bread is placed in the back of the eat-in area at different times, so it's best not to grab everything at once, but to go little by little. There is a toaster, but there is a long line, so it's better to take freshly baked bread. The fact that you get one drink for 600 yen is an amazing deal, so it's no wonder it's popular. There are various types of bread, but the curry bread on top of the toast, the bread with taramo salad, and the garlic toast left a strong impression. I want to go again, but the line was so long. The customers who were just a few groups behind us couldn't get in, so it's best to go by 7:30. Overall, I would rate it 0.3 points above average in terms of cost performance. I wish there was one near my place.