Edy's Bread - Funabashi

I was short of money, but I wanted to eat delicious bread from the bakery, but I was uncomfortable with the customer service at the cash register. Two breads and muffins for takeout, a total of three points. It costs 700 yen so far. Even this is a stimulus for me. I was asked for a drink, but when I asked for cold drinks for the above reasons, I was suspicious for a moment. When I told him that I wanted to use the points on the JRE point card, I was also suspicious. If you have to ask for a drink, why not write it down or extend the set drink time?

A wide variety of bread. However, since the eat-in is narrow, there are many times when it is crowded. Coffee tastes less than McDonald's. You should avoid it.

It's located in the station of Nishifunabashi so you can easily go Very many kinds of bread The characteristics are written on each piece of bread and I want to eat them all It displays freshly baked items and popular items The clerk looked at me and smiled and served customers I bought this time ・ Tartare cheese dog (269 yen) ・ Apple (180 yen → 120 yen on Friday) Tartar cheese dog The bread is French bread, so be careful of injuries in your mouth because it is hard lol The sausage was crispy and easy to eat! The tartar sauce hanged from end to end and the cheese felt good and it was delicious! Apple The dough did not have the crisp feeling of falling down, but you can feel the pie feeling! Inside there were about 3 or 4 apple slices and custard cream. The amount was modest, but it felt delicious with apples and custard! I thought I could eat it like a snack in the palm size! It was cute to have an apple shape!

Used in the store at 16:30 on 7/4 (Sun). I ordered Cafe Mocha. A male clerk is working when I look into the kitchen because the products are not coming out. If you look closely, you can see the traces of cafe mocha overflowing on the floor. A male clerk who wipes it with paper while wearing blue vinyl gloves. Wearing the blue vinyl gloves as it is, resume work and provide products. ... I was stunned. If you point out that An excuse that I don't understand, "I wiped it with paper." Then he showed suspicious behavior and escaped into the kitchen. ... I left the place because I thought he was just a bad guy. In a sense, it was like seeing a part-time terrorist attack in front of me. I use this shop a lot, so I wonder if this person will quit ...

A bakery that happened to come to Nishifunabashi for work and stopped by. I was wondering if it would be delicious, but I was worried about the chopped pickles on it, so I bought this as a takeaway. It was so delicious that I would like to eat another menu the next time I go!

Coincidentally, at that time, it seems that the evaluation is completely divided into two at the store where the difference in hits is large depending on the clerk who responds. At Nishi-Funabashi Station, which is a transfer station between the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line (Toyo Rapid Railway) and the JR Sobu Line (Musashino Line), the number of passengers a day is about 270,000 for JR, about 290,000 for Tokyo Metro, and Keiyo. High-speed railway has about 120,000 people! Statistically, the figures include users of direct trains from other companies, but it is known as the terminal station that boasts the largest number of passengers in Chiba prefecture. If you go out the ticket gate of Nishi-Funabashi Station and walk to the right (toward the north exit), you will find the bakery cafe "Edy's Bread Perie Nishi-Funabashi" on your left. I see ... It's now a subsidiary of JR East, but it's a bakery shop run by that "Kinokuniya" that once made a name for itself as a "luxury supermarket" in Aoyama, Tokyo. If you buy bread for 300 yen or more from the opening to 14:00, the drink will be 100 yen, so let's take a short break first and then take a walk ♪ Don't forget your JRE reward card! The north side of Nishifunabashi station ... that is, the space on the side managed by JR has a store operated by a wholly owned subsidiary of JR, so of course you can use the JRE point card (laughs). This time, I received "fluffy ham onion cheese (204 yen + tax)", "fashion donuts (139 yen + tax)" and a set of blended coffee (93 yen + tax), for a total of 479 yen including 10% eat-in tax. .. * Point reduction is 1 point for 100 yen It's a small space that seems to be quite "dense" if 10 people enter, but I'm glad that there is a store that can adjust the time a little at "Ekinaka" at the transfer terminal station, isn't it? The quality of the bread itself (after all, you can buy dough made by a major manufacturer and bake it easily in an electric oven at the store), as expected, Kinokuniya! The ham onion cheese that grows chewy, the fashion donuts with crispy dough ... I could feel the quality that is one rank higher than the cheap handmade bread. In addition, the fact that there is a black basket for baggage (bags, bags, etc.) at your feet is also an important factor for a store that sells a higher quality texture.