I stopped by on my way home from work and the most popular Sunny Bun (255 yen) was still available. I bought two packs and brought them home. The bread dough is slightly firm, and there is plenty of condensed milk inside. It's delicious. Be careful when eating from the opposite side of the condensed milk injection point, as the condensed milk may spill out. Enjoy!

My go-to souvenir that I always buy is the Sunny Pan. It's a simple bread roll filled with condensed milk, like a soul food kind of bread. It has a shelf life of 3 days, but you can also freeze it and enjoy it slowly. If I'm not in Kokura, I usually buy it at Hakata Deitos. They open at 8 am, but on weekends and holidays, they might sell out by around 1 pm, so I always make sure to go around 10 am. Today, I got the Sunny Pan, Raisin Pan, and Peanut Butter. They're nothing special, but they bring back nostalgic memories. The sweetness and texture of the peanut butter are great, and the raisins are densely packed in the middle of the bread. It's a bit different, but the efficiency in the manufacturing process is impressive. My daughter loves the Sunny Pan for some reason, even though I'm not a big fan of condensed milk. I always send them in a big box via courier or pack my suitcase to the limit. I like to warm them up in the toaster at home to make the outside crispy. Be careful of the hole where the condensed milk is filled - it might squirt out if you eat from the wrong side! I noticed that they also sell frozen bread online, which is interesting. They have a pop-up store in Shinjuku this weekend, so I'll probably go buy some.

There is always a long line at Shiroya in Hakata Station, and even if you think there is no line, they may be sold out and you can't get the Sunny Pan you were looking for. This time, when I passed by, there were plenty of Sunny Pans piled up and the line wasn't that long, so I lined up and bought one. I had it for breakfast the next morning. The soft French bread with condensed milk dripping down, it's delicious as rumored. If you eat it the wrong way, you'll end up with condensed milk on your mouth and hands, but it's worth it (laughs). Thank you for the meal.

When you think of Shiro-ya, you think of Sunny Pan, right? It's a soft French bread with plenty of condensed milk, sweet but amazing. I don't usually buy it, but this time I was curious so I bought the Grape Pan, and it was a hit. It was packed with raisins, so many that if you don't like raisins, you definitely won't be able to eat it. It was delicious, thank you for the meal. #Shiro-ya #Hakata Ippin Street Store #Shiro-ya Bread

Hello! This is Ramen Walking. Today, I visited the Shiraya Ippin-dori store at Hakata Station and purchased the "Sunny Pan." It was a soft French bread filled with sweet condensed milk, which tasted delicious when lightly toasted. The bread was soft and easy to eat, making it suitable for people of all ages. I also tried the omelette, a Castella-style dessert made with brand eggs from Kitakyushu, filled with cream. It had a simple and gentle flavor, perfect for those who enjoy traditional sweets. Overall, I had a great experience at Shiraya Ippin-dori store. Thank you for the delicious treats! Today's steps: 11,811 steps. Calories burned: 363 kcal.

I saw my follower purchase from Shiroya Bakery in Kokura and it made me want to try it again. I went to Ippin Street in Hakata Station yesterday around 2:00 PM, but they were already sold out. This time, I learned my lesson and visited in the morning. It seems like it has become even more popular since it was recently featured on a nationwide TV show. The bread has a hole in the middle filled with condensed milk, making it a simple and delicious sweet bread. It's convenient that it can last for 3 days at room temperature and 2 weeks in the freezer. Shiroya's idea of creating a simple bread that everyone loves is amazing.

My partner bought Sunny Pan from Shiroya in Hakata the day before. However, they had to give up eating it as they had a dental appointment on the same day. Shiroya is well-known among residents of Kitakyushu and even in Fukuoka. You can purchase it at a few locations in Fukuoka city as well. Sunny Pan is like a soft French bread with condensed milk injected into the center. While you can buy single pieces at the Kokura store, here they come in packs of two. Since it is a semi-hard bread, it was shared with me on the day of or after a tooth extraction. I will enjoy it as a snack with a highball. The official recommendation is to slightly reheat it for better taste, but I will eat it as it is. Just make sure to check the opening where the condensed milk is injected, as it can leak out if not careful. The condensed milk surprisingly goes well with a highball. It is about the size of one convenience store rice ball and quite filling. Thank you for the treat.

I wanted to have lunch before boarding the Shinkansen from Hakata Station, but due to a flight delay, I didn't have time to sit down for a meal. I wandered around and found a shop selling Sunny Pan, which I bought. I only ate it at room temperature, but it's a chewy bread. I think toasting it a bit would change the impression. It has condensed milk inside, which I think would be good for those with a sweet tooth.

When it comes to bread in Fukuoka, it's Sunny Pan! I heard you can also buy it at Hakata Station, so I visited right away! "Shiroya Bakery" is located just outside the station gates. While you can buy individual pieces at the main store, here they only sell in packs! I bought the Sunny Pan and the popular omelette. First, the Sunny Pan! When I opened the pack, a sweet aroma filled the air. The bread was oozing condensed milk and had a shiny surface. When I took a bite, the outer layer was firm with a simple taste. But there was more condensed milk than I expected, giving it a delicious sweetness. The rumors were true - you can eat many of these. I could eat as many as I wanted. Next, the omelette! They were in cute sizes lined up neatly. When I took a bite, the fluffy texture was irresistible. The whipped cream was light and disappeared in an instant. This was another item that I couldn't resist and wanted more of. There's a reason why it's been loved for so long. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

I saw a local food feature on TV and the Sunny Pan looked delicious, so I decided to buy it as a souvenir. Despite seeing a long line when I passed by before, this time I was able to buy it quickly even though it was past noon. Feeling like just buying the Sunny Pan was not enough, I also purchased the omelette which had a lot of comments on Tabelog. I bought an extra ice pack to keep them cool on the way back, but to my surprise, I saw that the expiration date was actually that day the next morning! However, when I tried them, they were delicious and seemed fine, so I checked with the person I was giving the souvenir to beforehand and they said it was okay, so I gave them together. I toasted the Sunny Pan a bit before eating it, but for me, the condensed milk was too sweet.

I bought a Sunny Pan for 255 yen and an Omelette for 270 yen. The omelette had a very light and airy texture, perfect for a dessert after a meal. The cream seemed to have separated with oil floating on top. It was much tastier than the thick waffles from the supermarket. The Sunny Pan had a sweet and rich condensed milk cream inside. The outer shell was hard, but the strong cream inside made a strong impression. One piece was enough to feel satisfied.

This is a popular drama on Netflix called "Sanctuary Sumo," which features the main character from Kitakyushu Moji. I went to Hakata to buy Shiropan, a favorite among my colleagues when I used to work. It's a reliable and delicious omelette that everyone enjoys. It makes a great gift and is reasonably priced. Another item I tried was the Sunny Pan, which was sold out initially but available later. It was delicious, reasonably priced, and conveniently located in Hakata Station. It's perfect for buying gifts for colleagues, as a treat for yourself, or as a snack while handling customer complaints.

I wanted to eat Shiroya's Sunny Pan after a long time, but the first batch was sold out when I passed by the store. I felt disappointed. However, when I passed by again, I noticed a lot of customers, and my hunch was right! Sunny Pan was stacked up, lucky me! I usually buy the omelette and Sunny Pan. The omelette is a palm-sized fluffy pastry filled with sweet whipped cream, while the Sunny Pan has a generous amount of sweet condensed milk. It's recommended to lightly toast them. They are always popular and there's always a long line. Thank you for the delicious meal.

It seems to be a soul food in Kitakyushu called "Sunny Pan". I embarrassingly just learned about it for the first time. It is a bread with condensed milk inside, and its characteristic is that the bread becomes very moist. The omelette is also popular, and I would like to try it as well.

Last night I had a hearty meal, so this morning I decided to have a light breakfast and got takeout from here. I bought a strawberry omelette, a surfing pastry, and a shrimp cutlet sandwich(?). I later found out that the Sunny Bread is famous... I started with the shrimp cutlet, which was just the right size, not too big. The surfing pastry was quite sweet, maybe good for when you're tired. I'm saving the omelette for a quick nutrient boost during work. I paid ¥601 for all three items, it's quite affordable. Thank you for the meal.

There are several popular shops inside JR Hakata Station where long lines can often be seen, but there is a corner called "Ippin-dori" located between the Chikushi Exit side of the station concourse and Hakata Hankyu. This area mainly sells food products, with some shops from outside Fukuoka Prefecture such as "Jiichiro," "Kakiyasu," and "Hachitendo," but most are well-known Fukuoka/Hakata establishments selling Japanese side dishes, bento boxes, bread, sandwiches, and Japanese sweets. Among them, the bakery "Shiroya" stands out with lines forming in front of their store. The "Sunny Pan," "Omelette," and "Kuchen" sold here seem to have become a soul food of Kitakyushu (Fukuoka Prefecture). They tend to sell out by evening, so I went to purchase them in the morning before heading to Yoshinogari Historical Park. The main store seems to be located in Kitakyushu, operating as a local bakery loved by the residents since its establishment in 1958 (Showa 33). While waiting in line, I noticed piles of Sunny Pan and customers buying that along with sliced bread. Another popular item seems to be a small omelette sandwiched with cream on a sponge cake base. I bought two pieces of Sunny Pan for 256 yen, planning to eat them along with a coffee from a pet bottle on the Kyushu Shinkansen to Yoshinogari Historical Park. The taste of the Sunny Pan is like a traditional soul food, with an unrefined appearance and flavor typical of old-fashioned methods. The soft French bread is filled with plenty of cream made from condensed milk, which can leak if not careful, and the surface is lightly coated with a sugar-based sauce, so your hands may get slightly dirty. The long history (72 years in business) and traditional reputation may be the reason it is considered soul food, but for someone from outside the area, it may not be something worth buying again. The price is indeed cheap, but I think the small and easy-to-eat omelette would have been a better choice for enjoying on the Shinkansen.

Sometimes I drop by Shiroya-san. I've only purchased here. I like the omelette and sunny bread. On this day, I bought the sunny bread. It was generously topped with condensed milk and had a firm texture. The gentle sweetness was delicious as always!! However... the customer service is always not good. Really, not good at all. Receiving service with a very sluggish attitude is not a pleasant experience... Are you feeling unwell? Is it the same at other Shiroya-san stores? I don't know because I've only visited this store... but the customer service is really bad, so the rating will be low... I don't want to lower the rating this much, but it's really bad...

I found a local food spot in Kokura, Kitakyushu called Shiroya-san before boarding the Shinkansen. They only offer takeout, and their specialty Sunny Pan was stacked high. I bought 3 packs of Sunny Pan, a sandwich with Baumkuchen called Surfing?, and an omelette that looked delicious. The Surfing sandwich had a unique taste with the combination of bread, Baumkuchen, and buttercream. The omelette was fluffy and surprising. The highlight was the Sunny Pan - the bottom of the pack was filled with condensed milk, making it shiny. When I took a bite, the sweetness of the condensed milk hit me hard! It wasn't a subtle sweetness, but a clear and strong one. The soft French bread had a nice texture that balanced out the sweetness. It felt like eating Sunny Pan could give you energy when you're tired... In my household, the Sunny Pan disappeared quickly. I recommend it to those who love sweet pastries with condensed milk. Thank you for the meal.

I was able to buy that Sunny Pan! Shiroya @ Hakata Ippin Street in Kitakyushu, a retro Showa-style bakery with long lines. I found out in advance that Shiroya is located on the 1st floor of Hakata Station's Ippin Street, so on the second day, I went to the station to buy Sunny Pan! This is the state around 3:00 PM the day before. Already sold out of the omelette... On this day, the omelette was sold out by early afternoon. The omelette is a refrigerated item with 5 pieces for ¥270! So cheap!!! But, I can't eat 5 pieces, and the store doesn't offer reservations or refrigeration, so I decided to buy it on the last day... I came up with a good idea! I'll write about it later. You have to come early to buy this! So, the next morning, I arrived around 7:45 to coincide with the 8:00 opening time, and there were already 3 people waiting! In the morning, the products were packed tightly. The Sunny Pan comes in a pack of 2 for ¥255! So cheap!!! I put 3 packs of Sunny Pan and 1 pack of omelette in my basket... It's hard to decide. Other customers were also buying a lot, all aiming for the Sunny Pan and omelette... In this photo, the "Camembert Noir" at the bottom right also seemed popular... The side dishes like "Ebi Katsu Coppe" and "Tamago Coppe" were also available. The omelette also tempted with options like "Salt Milk Anko Omelette" and "Strawberry Omelette"... The An Butter Coppe is ¥140, and the Surfing is ¥120. The Surfing Sandwich is a sandwich with popular Baumkuchen sandwiched between slices of bread, but I didn't buy it, but I should have! The English Bread also caught my eye... Guess what! An 8-slice loaf is ¥280!!! So cheap!!! So, I was very indecisive, but I bought 4 packs of Sunny Pan (laughs), 1 pack of omelette, and an uncut English Bread. Back at the hotel, I had a morning snack... The omelette is Shiroya's hit product! A mini size of 2-3 bites, with plenty of whipped cream on a fluffy dough made with delicious eggs! The cream is not too sweet, and the dough is soft and fluffy! This costs just over ¥50! The Sunny Pan is Shiroya's most popular bread with plenty of dripping condensed milk! I had it as it was in the hotel, but it is recommended to toast it before eating! If you lightly toast it until the surface is crispy and the condensed milk inside the bread becomes spotted on the bread, it's a sweet happiness! I want to buy it again! (Still in the freezer) Sometimes, Sunny Pan is sold at Hankyu Department Store's Ooi Food Hall in Oimachi, Tokyo, so be sure to check it out. And how did I keep it cold until I returned? I used the refrigerated lockers at Hankyu Department Store in Hakata Station! It was located on the first basement floor, to the left of the escalator in the center, right next to the mentaiko (spicy cod roe) section! Here, you can use it for ¥100 with no time limit (within Hankyu's business hours), and you get ¥100 back when you finish using it, which was a fantastic locker! You can also put in and take out items along the way, so in the summer, if you put in a bottle, you can have a cold drink on your way back! This is a refrigerated locker in the basement of Mitsukoshi in Tenjin. Here, it was ¥200/day (within the same day). Try to use it effectively! ===========

The omelette was fluffy and light, with a soft walnut and cream cheese bread with lots of raisins clustered in the middle. The ham roll sandwich was popular, with a line forming from early in the morning on holidays. There was also strawberry omelette available.