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I always bought only butter rolls, and when I bought German for the first time the other day, it was so delicious that I regretted what I didn't know before (`; ω; ´)! !! !!

It's a traditional bakery shop! ♩ The showcase is lined with various types of prepared bread that is sandwiched between rolls, and each is reasonably priced at around 130 yen. The bread itself is slightly sweet and delicious. The German I'm looking for seems to be hard like French bread, but when I tried it, it was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The shop is also kind, and this is also a repeat decision ★

Street food bakery. For the time being, we have some bread and so on. The price is very reasonable at around 100 yen per item (excluding bread). That's small, but ... The texture of bread is close to that of old-fashioned baked bread, or it is crunchy and is not soft and moist now. (Of course, it ’s not hard) I think that it is optimized for enjoying various flavors, eating a little, and snacks.

For lunch, the bread I bought at #Asaka Bakery in Seya between games I didn't have time to eat, so after I came back Warm with a toaster #Spaghetti bread #Chocolate bread #Cheese bun 3 types I like the old-fashioned simple taste This is 330 yen

After all the bread of the bakery is good. First of all, a bite without adding anything, the aroma and texture are supple, and if you chew a little, a gentle sweetness will come out. After all, I ate one without attaching anything ? It seems that I will go there a little.

I used it with my mother. This is the first visit in 30 years for my mother who spent her childhood and working life in Seya. I chose bread with nostalgia because it seemed to have the impression of those days. I visited around 10 o'clock and found that the shop was loved by the locals because some bread was sold out. I bought omelets, sakura bean paste, cheese, etc. I also had freshly baked anpan and cream buns and ate them at a nearby park. It was hot and delicious. I understand why it has been loved for many years for its simple and warm taste.

My wife requested a cafe for lunch, but there wasn't a good shop, so I searched for a bakery and found it here. When I asked an acquaintance from Seya, this is a standard shop for local residents. I went. Is it about 5 minutes on foot from Seya Station? It was in the corner of a narrow alley. I went by car, but there was a parking lot where 3 cars could be parked diagonally opposite. It is very helpful. It is almost impossible to stay on the road. Because it will block the road. Please note that it is narrow in various ways. Bread was lined up on the old-fashioned counter. We cut bread that is the size of a common butter roll and sell bread that is sandwiched between them. The first impression is cute bread. I bought bread, pork cutlet, fish, curry bread, German, fried bread and so on. You can use cash for accounting or paypay for cashless. I bought about 7 pieces and it was about 800 yen. It has calmed down. Seya has recently been in a bakery rush, and high-end bread specialty stores have begun to line up, such as sunny bread and falling in love with you, but such an old-fashioned bakery is nice. Recently, analog has been attracting attention since it started around digital, but what makes you feel nostalgic and comfortable with the Showa era? It wasn't a fish sandwich, it was written upside down. Fried bread isn't just fried, it's fried with something like a garment around it and sprinkled with sugar, but this didn't taste good. It feels like a small koppe-pan for sandwiches. Butter rolls are cheap but quite delicious. It seems to open early in the morning, so it's quite scarce even after noon. I think it's recommended in the morning. I hope that these stores, which are closely related to the local community, will be open for a long time.