First time visiting. I'd been curious since before they opened, but since it wasn't crowded, with apologies, I went without expecting much. But it was delicious! The breads are small overall, though the size varies by type. The mentaiko bread was heavy and dense, with a slit cut in it and plenty of mentaiko soaked inside, which surprised me. I took a bite of the churros too, and they were chewy and sweet and delicious! The cinnamon roll was the type with quite strong cinnamon, with a taste that reminded me of the nikki candy my grandpa used to give me, for the first time in ages. The danish dough was sturdy yet didn't leave my hands greasy, light and easy on the stomach, which I liked. The French bread dough was delicious too. The cute turtle melon bread was 300 yen, and since each one was large and quite heavy, it looked like I couldn't finish it, so I didn't buy it. The cute breads seem like something kids would love, so I'd be happy if they were smaller and cheaper~ The 400 yen stuff-as-much-as-you-can deal, limited to once per person per day, let me try various textures and flavors like melon pan and croissants, and was great value for money.

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There are lots of really cute breads. They also have savory items like sandwiches, and there's bread that both adults and kids will want.

I heard this shop is known for its croissants, so I went. The croissants are fairly big but only 190 yen. They're crispy and delicious. There are some filled with things like smoked chicken or ham and cheese, which go well with the croissant. The sweet ones have a shimaenaga or a seal? I think… drawn on them, so cute! The cream in the cream cornet was delicious. Next to the register there's an all-you-can-stuff deal for mini breads! I noticed it too late so I couldn't do it this time, but definitely next time. There's a point card, and you get one stamp for every 500 yen. Apparently when it's full it becomes a 500 yen coupon, so I want to keep coming back.

So delicious it's unbelievable…… Everything I ate was delicious, my favorite is the prosciutto & cream cheese croissant I also bought the shimaenaga chocolate bread, the turtle melon bread, and the stuff-as-much-as-you-can deal! They were all fluffy! Next I'll try the salt bread!

I like churros, but few shops sell them, and I finally found a shop that does. Sorry for the harsh comment, but the texture wasn't bad, though maybe it was just by chance, the frying oil didn't suit me. Think of sautéing garlic in oil so that the smell and flavor transfer to the oil, and you'll get the idea. I suspect the churros were fried in the same oil used for other fried breads, and the churros had a slight smell, which was disappointing. I'd like the owner to taste-test every time. I also bought various breads, and they were cheap.

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