Bakery cafe "Pan to Espresso to" sister store "Junkissa Panesu" has relocated from Osaka Tosabori to near the intersection of Harajuku's Jingumae in Tokyo and opened today on 11/20. I went to the pre-opening day. In this shop, in addition to the familiar menu of coffee shops such as sandwiches, parfaits, and pudding a la mode, they also sell toast using the popular bread "Muu" from "Pan to Espresso to". The terrace seats are like a small house and very cute. They are movable and can be detached for events. I ordered: ⭐️Chocolate Parfait 950 yen - A parfait with a lot of nostalgic chocolate sauce. It consists of bananas, vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream, whipped cream, cornflakes, etc. ⭐️Muu Toast (Napolitan) 950 yen - A voluminous toast with "Muu" baked in the oven, nostalgic Napolitan, and a fried egg on top. The whole toast is also available in other flavors like egg, gratin, and curry. ⭐️Ore Glace 650 yen - A drink with two layers that catches the eye. It is divided into layers of rich condensed milk and coffee. Please note that the morning menu is available from 8:00 to 11:00, lunch menu from 11:00 to 14:00, and sweets menu from 13:00 onwards. Be careful as the available items vary by time slot.

Came to the restaurant for the carrot cake, which can also be taken out. I chose my own wrapped carrot cake and a plate, and if eating in, handed it to the staff to prepare for dining in. The appearance was cute and got me excited, but when I took a bite, I was like "eh...". The frosting was salty, not sweet, and I couldn't eat it. I'm sorry, but the frosting was not very tasty, so I ended up peeling it off and eating the cake. I won't go back...

I went to a cafe in front of Meiji Shrine that I was curious about, called "Pan to Espresso". I had their morning set which included Croque Madame and Iced Tea. It was delicious and satisfying! The taste of mayonnaise was quite prominent, but the fact that they served milk separately was amazing! I would love to visit this cafe again.

"It's a chain store of 'Pan to Espresso'. The cute pastel-colored small rooms are lined up. I thought I might be in the wrong place, but I was craving bread so I went in. The morning menu is available until 11 am. I was just a bit late, so I ordered French toast a la carte. For my drink, I had the Coffee Jelly Ole Gras. The French toast took about 20 minutes, but it was rich and delicious. The drink had a lot of hard coffee jelly which made the texture unpleasant. The young people around me were ordering cream soda. I enjoyed my meal in the cool interior, but I wonder if those small rooms were hot."

This is a trendy cafe in Omotesando that is open from 8 am. They have a stylish terrace seating. In the early hours, they only offer a morning menu, with desserts like pudding available after 10 am. The outdoor seating is great for photos, but it can get a bit hot in this season with temperatures over 30 degrees.

The pudding was firm and delicious, just like the old-fashioned kind! It was smaller than I had imagined, making it easy to eat. Because of this size, I was able to order other drinks as well. I usually like to mix the whip cream into my Starbucks Frappuccino, but in this case, it's better to enjoy the flavors of the drink and the whip cream separately.

This is my favorite shop. It's a place in Omotesando where I like to take photos. I always struggle to choose between bread and custard pudding, but today I went with the custard pudding. The shop is Instagram-worthy and the bread is incredibly delicious. The clientele is about 95% female.

I visited this cafe during the morning hours after being intrigued by the reviews from My Reviewers. Located on the first floor of a building just south of Meiji-jingumae Station, the cafe has a design that would appeal to young women. I ordered the weekday morning set with an additional order of the Ranou pudding. The weekday morning set includes toast and boiled eggs at a cheaper price than the regular drink alone, making it a great deal. The toast made with Pan and Espresso and the San no Muu bread is incredibly delicious. The Ranou pudding, which I had been curious about, had a rich and firm texture, and a strong presence that was delicious despite its small size. I recommend this place for morning or tea time around Harajuku.

Open from 8 am. I'm happy that I can eat from the morning! Look at this rich color! It's glossy. Tokyo Metro Meiji Jingu-mae, close to JR Harajuku Station, "Shungari Kissaten Panes" opens at 8 am and is convenient for visiting Meiji Jingu Shrine. They have stoves and blankets available now. I've been repeating the weekday limited morning set of Mootoast (500 yen), but I've also been curious about the sweets menu like pudding and parfait, which are now available from 8 am. So, on this day, I ordered the homemade pudding "Ranou Pudding" (550 yen) that I've been curious about, along with coffee. It's a small size, but look at this rich color! It's glossy and looks delicious. Served in a silver dish with cream and a cherry, it has a cute retro Showa appearance. The caramel is plentiful. When I tried it, it was firm and super rich in flavor. Despite its small size, it's very satisfying to eat. The caramel is sweet, but the pudding is super rich and delicious. I'm happy that I can eat from the morning. I will definitely come back for this. It's been over a year since they opened, and the timing was always off for me since they used to open from 2 pm, so it may seem a bit late now, but finally!初訪問フレンチトーストモーニングhttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12709957601.htmlGrape and Orange Fruit Sandwichhttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12632336262.htmlStrawberry Fruit Sandwichhttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12713297368.htmlKarin 2nd Visit and Morninghttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12718770041.htmlWeekday Limited Morning Sethttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12763193440.htmlWeekday Limited Morning Sethttps://ameblo.jp/karin0321/entry-12772761567.html

In October, it was Chestnut-chan at Muu. I was thinking maybe next is Sweet Potato-chan. I wonder if that's true. Mmmuu. Both are on the seasonal menu <Sweet Potato Toast>. Half Muu-san has Sweet Potato Cream-chan on top. With vanilla ice cream and black sesame sprinkled on top. Muu-san has a firm texture. It's different from Chestnut Sweet Potato. It's packed tightly and moist. Even the half size is enough. The Sweet Potato Cream-chan looks like it was roasted from the top. The sticky sweetness is gentle. Because it's warm, you can feel the vanilla ice cream melting. It looked delicious from the beginning. <Koguma Milk> The name is so cute. What about the name for Chestnut Sweet Potato? Mmmuu. Koguma is not a bear. It means sweet potato in Korean. It smells like cinnamon. Of course. You can see what's sprinkled on top, right? The foamy milk is nice. It has a subtle sweet potato flavor. It makes you feel gentle. Koguma-chan was waiting at the bottom. No spoon. I remember there was a stirrer at the self-service area. It would have been nice to mix it. I used a fork to eat the Koguma-chan at the bottom. I wonder if Espresso-neechan will make a comeback at the top 100 shops. That's none of your business. Muu-san was on the verge of being removed, but it came back on Tabelog. Strange flowers bloom in Chestnut Sweet Potato.

Sister store of the popular bakery cafe "Pan to Espresso to" in Omotesando. Just a 2-3 minute walk from Meiji-jingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line and Chiyoda Line. Within walking distance of Harajuku, Shibuya, and Omotesando stations. Colorful terrace seating that looks like a cute house. The main seating options are 2-person and 4-person tables both indoors and on the terrace. The terrace is equipped with heaters and blankets for cold weather. Around 10 am on a weekday with one group of customers already there. Tried the Sweet Potato Toast (850 yen), which is a limited edition for November. It's made with half-sized slices of "Muu" bread topped with sweet potato cream and vanilla ice cream. The bread has a crispy crust and a soft interior, delicious on its own. The combination of slightly warm bread and cold ice cream is irresistible. The sweet potato cream is creamy and rich, although there could have been more of it. The half size is still thick and perfect for lunch or a snack.

This place is located a short walk from Meiji-Jingumae Station along Meiji Street towards Shibuya. It is a sister store of "Pan to Espresso to." On this day, I only ordered a drink because I was planning to go eat afterwards, but I also wanted to try the "Moo Obake"....#It's also a carb monster....The shop has a very strange feel to it. In a way, it feels like a cultural festival exhibit? It's a mix of novelty, nostalgia, strangeness, and fun. It was a fun shop♪

Thick-sliced toast with Acacia BIO honey on top of it. And all of this for only 500 yen is just too good to be true! Located near Meiji Jingu-mae intersection, "Shun Cafe Panes" has started a weekday limited menu. I found out about it and managed to visit with Karin No. 2 after our last visit together at the end of last year. The cute little box is still there, and the weekday mornings are as relaxed as ever. We placed our order at the back of the shop for the weekday limited morning set (8am-11am), which includes half-sized thick-sliced toast with butter and Acacia organic honey, a boiled egg, and a drink all for just 500 yen (tax included) - what a great deal! You can choose from espresso, coffee, black tea, orange juice, or apple juice for the drink, which is also a nice touch. I ordered an iced coffee and we were shown to our seats by the staff. The morning set arrived, and it was a half-sized thick-sliced toast with butter and Acacia honey, a boiled egg in an egg stand, and a generous portion of honey on the side. I drizzled the honey all over the toast and enjoyed the soft-boiled egg. It was a perfect breakfast with just the right amount of food. The addition of honey to the toast was a nice touch. I highly recommend this weekday limited morning set. They also have a limited curry menu available now. Check out my previous visits for more delicious treats!

I ordered the "Gratin" and "Curry" a la mode toast separately. The a la mode toast was chewy and satisfying. The Gratin and Curry didn't have fillings all the way through, but the bread was hollowed out a bit, so if you push the toppings down, it looks like they fit nicely. The Gratin was cheesy and the Curry had beans mixed in, with a light meat that was probably chicken mince. Even though the "whole bread" concept may seem indulgent, opting for Curry might reduce the guilt a bit. I went on a Sunday for lunch and luckily didn't have to wait in line, scoring a nice seat outside with good lighting for photos. Aside from the a la mode toast, they had regular menu items like Curry, Napolitan, and sandwiches, but if you make the trip to this cafe, I recommend trying the a la mode toast. Despite being called "whole," the Mu bread is small, so even women should be able to finish it easily. They also had a variety of cute drinks on the menu, so I recommend checking them out as well. ♡

Sister shop of the popular bakery cafe "Pan to Espresso to" in Omotesando. Just a 2-3 minute walk from Meiji-jingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line and Chiyoda Line. Within walking distance from Harajuku, Shibuya, and Omotesando Stations. The colorful terrace seats resemble a playhouse from childhood, creating an exciting and nostalgic atmosphere. The main seating options are 2-person and 4-person tables both indoors and on the terrace. They offer a Green Tea Set (1300 yen) with a limited-time Green Tea French Toast drink. The French toast is creamy inside and crispy outside, with a subtle green tea flavor. When dipped in the accompanying green tea sauce, the green tea aroma becomes more pronounced, creating a rich and slightly bitter taste. The Green Tea Latte has a mild green tea aroma and a refreshing, milky latte flavor.

"Junkissa Panesu @ Harajuku, Meiji Jingu-mae (@junkissa_panesu) Ordered items: 'Black tea (iced)' 'Whole Mut Toast Neapolitan' This is a cafe from the popular "Bread and Espresso" series. I was drawn in by the incredible visual of the toast on the sign. It was purely out of curiosity and boredom, but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. The whole toast topped with Neapolitan is a carb overload. The visual is exactly the same as the photo, with a generous portion. The toast is surprisingly fluffy and easily falls apart. The outside is soft, but the inside is moist and fluffy, creating a perfect texture. Despite being fluffy, it is rich and delicious on its own. The Neapolitan also tasted great and blended well with the toast, making me smile unintentionally. Not only visually appealing, but also delicious, I thought this place truly lives up to the Bread and Espresso reputation. Thank you for the meal! Recommended: ★★★★☆" #JunkissaPanesu #Panesu #HarajukuGourmet #HarajukuLunch #HarajukuCafe #MeijiJingu-maeCafe #MeijiJingu-maeGourmet #MeijiJingu-maeLunch #Harajuku #MeijiJingu-mae #WholeMutToastNeapolitan #WholeMutToast #Neapolitan #CafeLunch #Bakery #Cafe #BreadandEspresso #TeaTime #Wakameshi #Wakameshi_Harajuku #Wakameshi_MeijiJingu-mae

Harajuku's Takeshita Street is quite a walk from Meiji-jingumae Station's 7th exit, but it only took about 1 minute to get there. I wasn't really interested in the parfait, so I tried other items on the menu. It was raining quite a bit when I arrived around 10 am, so there was only one other customer there. The service was extremely fast. - Chocolate Mint Maritozzo (limited edition) / 500 yen I was only able to buy this through express delivery before, but now I could enjoy it at the store. The cream had a hint of mint that wasn't too sweet, which was delicious. The bread was just average - a bit plain, but a good deal overall. - Chocolate Mint Banana Sandwich (limited edition) / 700 yen Same cream as the Maritozzo! A bit more expensive compared to other items on the menu, but the bread was much softer and tastier. If you don't mind bananas, I would recommend this over the Maritozzo. Eating both items gave me quite a bit of heartburn. - Banana Juice Chocolate Mint (limited edition) / 690 yen It had a nostalgic coffee shop vibe. I thought it was delicious with a subtle sweetness, but I couldn't taste the mint at all. However, a strong bitterness came through in the aftertaste for some reason. Despite the large portion, it had that classic coffee shop feel. I recommend adding sugar, which you can find at the counter. I brought my own black honey to add to it.

✨Introduction is in recommended order✨ Chocolate Mint Shake (690 yen), Mint Lassi (670 yen), Chocolate Mint French Toast (850 yen), Chocolate Mint Pudding (550 yen). A new store of the popular bakery "Pan to Espresso to" that appeared out of nowhere. From June 1st, a limited-time menu called the Chocolate Mint Fair is being held (end date is undecided as of June 14). As a member of the #chocomint party, I hurried over to try it out. It is located diagonally across from "Nico and" in front of Meiji Shrine. It was already crowded in the early afternoon, with a line of 4 groups ahead of me. However, the turnover was quite fast and I got a seat in about 10 minutes. There was always a wait of 3-4 groups. As the name suggests, the atmosphere is a mix of retro and trendy, with a 90% female clientele. The outside terrace seats do not have partitions, so for those who prefer more privacy, it may be better to use the indoor table seats. Orders are taken at the counter. The popular cube bread (Muu) generously buttered and combined with Western dishes is a hit. This time, with the Chocolate Mint Fair in mind, I personally held an All Chocolate Mint Festival. I thoroughly evaluated everything except the 2 PM Pudding a la mode. As mentioned earlier, the ratings from Mint Lover are as follows: Shake > Lassi > French Toast > Pudding. The Shake had 1.5 times more refreshing mintiness than expected! However, if you don't mix the whipped cream properly, it feels like leftover frappe... Overall, highly recommended 5/5! The Lassi, with its two layers, separates the creamy and refreshing aspects well. It has a unique presence. The French Toast can be made extra minty for free! This is a nice touch. The Muu itself was fluffy and delicious, but it didn't seem to match well with the cream? Personally, I preferred the mint ice cream over the chocolate ice cream. The Pudding had a slightly strong chocolate flavor. The shape is more like a traditional coffee shop. The mint is modestly "served" on the side, making it a beginner-friendly taste. The colorful interior decoration makes it easy to quickly take a picture and enjoy your meal, which I found to be convenient.

Located in Tokyo's Omotesando area, this cute cafe with pastel-colored interior is called "Shunkissa Pan Esu" in Harajuku, Tokyo. They serve delicious cream soda and a whole loaf of moist and fluffy Mutto toast with Napolitan sauce. This is a sister store of "Pan to Espresso to" in Omotesando. The store is cute, the menu is delicious, and it's definitely a great choice to visit a store related to Pan Esu. They use the famous "Muu" bread, which is soft, moist, and chewy. It goes perfectly with the rich Napolitan sauce. They open at 8:00 am, making it perfect for a morning visit, and they also have dessert menu starting from 2:00 pm, which I'm curious about, so I will definitely visit again.

The Tosa Bori Parlor in Osaka has relocated to Harajuku, Tokyo and is now called "Shun Cafe Panes". This place has an excellent selection of chocolate mint sweets, making it a must-visit for chocolate mint lovers. Their unique chocolate mint pudding with a firm texture and a perfect balance of mint and egg flavors is truly impressive. I highly recommend it to chocolate mint fans who enjoy morning activities.

I went for the chocolate mint. The menu includes old-fashioned items like Neapolitan and pudding, but the atmosphere of the shop is modern and bustling with young customers. The panini had a crispy texture that was really good. I ordered chocolate mint in pudding a la mode and a shake, and it was a luxurious moment to be able to enjoy fruit and chocolate mint at the same time. The texture of the chocolate and the mint flavor in the chocolate mint shake were also very good.