I go to this shop often. The bread is delicious and inexpensive, and the staff are very polite.

Wonderful bread and baked goods!

musica🌟Showacho Cascroûte Spanish Prosciutto and Calpis Butter ¥350 Chocolat Butter ¥300 Framboise Milk ¥280 Walnut Ciabatta Ooyama Ham Shiso Cheese Sandwich ¥420 Focaccia Pumpkin ¥280 Focaccia Mushroom and Walnut ¥280 Sweet and Spicy Chicken Sandwich ¥450 Hazelnut Chocolat ¥250 A bakery located inside Bunno-sato Shopping Street just a short walk from Showacho Station on the Osaka Metro, where you can enjoy fresh fruit sandwiches and bread with wonderful textures 'musica' ✨️ There are lots of piping hot, freshly made breads born in the bakery workshop visible at the back of the shop lined up, so you get super lost when choosing ☺️ *Note that you don't pick up the bread yourself; purchases are made counter-style ☘️ Also, please note that photography is prohibited inside the shop ☘️ A shop whose 'bread texture' I love, not to mention the fluffy-type ciabatta and focaccia, but even the hard-type breads let you feel a definite 'softness' beyond the hardness, so even someone like me who dislikes hard-type breads can enjoy them deliciously ☺️✨️ MUSICA's special fruit sandwiches are super popular and quite hard to come across, but every bread is honestly super delicious, so I always get a lot of bread! ☘️ Thank you always for the super delicious bread! ✨️ I'll come back to check every now and then to see if there are fruit sandwiches! ☘️ Thank you for the meal! 😋✨️ Address: 1-15-11 Showacho, Abeno-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Business hours: 10:00～17:00 (Closed as soon as sold out) Regular holidays: Monday, Thursday, Sunday Payment method: Cash only

+3

A shop of heartwarming kindness in both people and bread. A shop I wanted to have nearby and in my daily life. I enjoyed the delicious bread. I was grateful that the butter sandwich series, such as red bean paste and butter, were just the right size. With this size, you can enjoy various breads.

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It has a stylish storefront in a corner of an old shopping street. The people running the shop were friendly and the customer base varied, including parent-child pairs thought to be locals and elderly customers. It was a counter-style ordering format.