01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Diners who chose the red bean paste bun or the bread with sweet potatoes noted its satisfyingly firm bite. If texture is what you look for in bread, you can pick something from the display to take away, or enjoy it in the café. Another customer described the natural-yeast bread as crisp on the outside and chewy within.
For a more substantial meal, the Cuban sandwich is a hot sandwich made with thick-cut bacon, pickles, lettuce, cucumber and cheese, finished with honey mustard sauce. It is made with soft, chewy English-style bread and is listed at 750 yen. One customer who stopped by for brunch ordered this sandwich and enjoyed both the delicious bread and the bacon’s deeply savoury seasoning. Other options include the Niçoise sandwich, with boiled egg, tuna and anchovies with vinaigrette, and the bánh mì, filled with house-made pâté, pickled vegetables, coriander and mint. Sandwiches start at 750 yen, with different fillings and breads to choose from.
For lunch with a variety of flavours, there is also a plate with assorted bread, quiche, a side dish, soup, salad and a drink. The menu lists it at 1,150 yen, or 1,250 yen with juice, herbal tea or a café latte. You can also order bread or a sandwich with soup on the side, or enjoy bread and baked treats from the shop’s display in the café.
