This is a bakery cafe located in the underground shopping area above Senri-Chuo Station. They offer a morning set where you can choose from 4 types of bread, along with boiled egg and coffee, for a reasonable price of 340-440 yen. Their sandwiches are delicious, but this morning I chose a croque monsieur. They also warm it up for you in the microwave, which is nice. The restaurant has a nostalgic feel, but some tables are a bit wobbly.

I had the sandwich morning set at V de France. It came with hot coffee, banana, and yogurt. I love that I can enjoy bakery sandwiches anywhere. The sandwiches are easy to eat and not overcooked. A morning with toast that is too crispy can bring down my mood. It was delicious.

This time, I used it during breakfast time. I was unsure of what to get, but this time, I purchased the zunda anpan. You can also eat in, but this time, I used it for takeout. Purchase contents: zunda anpan 200 yen. Zunda anpan is an anpan made with bright green edamame in a moist dough. It had a delicious taste with just the right amount of sweetness. The shop is clean and has a beautiful display, with other delicious breads available as well. The staff's customer service was also polite. It is a bakery cafe located in Sento Paru.

I had breakfast set B because I had some time. You can choose between yogurt or banana. The restaurant was almost full.

Located inside the Senri-Chuo station on the Hankyu Osaka Line, this shop is right in front of your eyes, next to New Astoria. I purchased my commuting pass after 3 months and decided to have breakfast. As it is a bakery, there are original bread displayed on the left side of the entrance. On the right side, there is an eat-in space that feels like a cafe. The ¥370 breakfast set options are as follows: A: Croque-monsieur, B: Wiener roll, C: Sandwich, D: Croissant. Of course, a drink (coffee, tea, milk, orange juice) is included, and you can choose a complimentary item. I chose a sandwich with a boiled egg. I also had an iced coffee. This price seems reasonable for what you get. The shop is filled with locals and people using the station. It really takes advantage of its convenient location. Now, about the sandwich. It seemed like it was pre-made and stored in the refrigerator. It was very cold. Naturally, the bread had lost its moisture and felt dry. It was like drawing the short straw with a 1/4 chance. I should have chosen option B or C. That's life. Bon appétit.

Salt butter France 108 yen, caramel cheese bar 173 yen. Before leaving Chisato Chuo, I bought some bread. It's hard to explain, but it's a shop next to the ticket gate at the station, or next to the train. I bought some bread to have as a light snack, but ended up having it for breakfast the next day. The salt bread was safe but had a French bread-like taste. The cheese bar had a crunchy outer layer and a creamy cheese filling inside. It would go well with milk tea. It's a nationwide (?) bakery, but the safe and reliable taste is good. Visited in early June 2016. Yum yum!

I arrived at Senri-Chuo Station after being shaken on the Midosuji Line from the morning for a study session. To satisfy my hunger first, I looked for a bakery near the station. It was my first time getting off at Senri-Chuo Station, and I was surprised by its unusual structure. I finally found Vi de France, a chain store near the station. The staff seemed a bit awkward, maybe because they were part-timers or not used to the location, but the prices were quite reasonable at around 350 yen for coffee, yogurt, and a sandwich. Although I was in a hurry, I decided to eat in. The interior of the store was clean, and the smell of bread being baked next door was pleasant. The sandwich came out of the refrigerator, so it didn't really matter, but it was a satisfying meal. Thank you for the meal!

I was wandering around the city and managed to get a bread. The shop was called VIE DE FRANCE, a chain store commonly seen near train stations. This time, I got a curry bread for 168 yen. It was named "Crispy Curry Bread" at this shop. As usual, I cut it in half. It was filled with plenty of curry sauce. It's a generous-sized curry bread. When I tried it, it was a curry bread with a strong acidity. It has a mild taste that would appeal to everyone.

After having lunch, I suddenly felt like eating something sweet for free. I don't usually eat bread as I prefer rice, but the sweet bread looked really tempting. [Location] The bakery has tables inside where you can sit and eat. [Order] - Angel Soft - Honey Fromage [Impressions] The Angel Soft had cream and apples inside and was the most popular item. The Honey Fromage had a chewy texture and a nice sweetness from the honey, which I personally preferred over the Angel Soft. It had been a while since I had eaten sweet bread, but it was really delicious.

A chain bakery located in the underground shopping area on the south side of the central station, about to head to Tokyo in the evening and decided to grab some bread for dinner. The atmosphere inside the store is bright, but filled with typical upper-class ladies, making it quite uncomfortable for a lone middle-aged man...lol Managed to pick a salted cheese bread priced at 147 yen without wandering around the store with tongs and a tray, and it turned out to be a great choice. It served as a perfect snack with beer, especially with the unexpected generous amount of cheese.

In the past, there were two VIEDEFRANCE stores in Senri-Chuo. Now, there is only one in Senchu-Paru underground. I don't go to Senri-Chuo often now, so it's been a while since I visited VIEDEFRANCE... If you go there often, the coffee ticket is a good deal. 5 cups for 1,000 yen. This time, I had tomato salad, a piece of bread, and an iced cafe latte for lunch. The tomato salad was delicious, with something like cottage cheese in the middle. The bread, I forgot the name, but it had potatoes in it. It was warm and the combination with mayonnaise was good! I've always loved this bread. By the way, the VIEDEFRANCE in Shinsaibashi Station is gone now, right? I hope this place stays open for a long time (laughs).

The fourth bakery in Senchuu Chuo. This shop used to be in a prominent location on the south end of the second floor of Senchuu Pal, but now it has downsized and moved to the ground floor. The original shop has been replaced by a Starbucks Coffee Senchuu Chuo branch. It would be nice if they continue to strive without forgetting their initial goals. This Senchuu Chuo branch also has a dining space, making it suitable for use as a cafe. However, despite the shop's name having "France" in it, they seem to have more sweet and processed bread rather than baguettes. Perhaps they are focusing on cafe usage? If they had a better variety of items, the overall evaluation would have been 3.5, but... Croissant (179 yen) - The surface is crispy enough to pass, but it would have been better if it had more buttery flavor. Angel Soft (168 yen) - This seems to be the most popular item in the shop. It is fluffy and moist like white bread, with a good balance of apple compote and slightly sour cream. Chocolate Muffin (163 yen) - The surface is adorned with chocolate chips, and it is not too sweet. The moist texture is good. Unfortunately, the bakeries in Senchuu Chuo are all quite similar.

This is a French-style bakery chain that sells homemade bread, sandwiches, salads, and soups. The flavors are a bit intense, but their creativity and product ideas are excellent. They have seasonal bread that really captures the hearts of customers. Their popular items include croissants, salted butter French bread for 108 yen, caramel cheese bar for 173 yen, raisin bread for 189 yen, and Danish pastries for 189 yen. It used to be a smoking area, but recently became completely non-smoking. They no longer have eat-in options, so my daily routine is to buy about four items for takeout. There are many bakeries in Senri-Chuo, but this one stands out due to its location inside the station, which attracts a lot of customers.

Bakery cafe located on the 1st floor of Senchu Pal in Senri. The interior feels like a typical chain store, but it stands out in this area where many shops are old. The service was decent. I visited around 7:30 for breakfast, but the selection of bread was quite limited. Perhaps the bread was not fully baked yet? I ordered a Raisin Bread for 189 yen and an Iced Cafe au Lait for 278 yen. The Raisin Bread was more like a sweet bread with raisins, but it was quite delicious. The Iced Cafe au Lait was also decent. I think it would be more enjoyable to visit when they have a full selection of bread available in the afternoon.

I really like bread! I have bread in the morning, at work, when I'm busy, and even when I get a little hungry. When it comes to bread in Senri Chuo, this place is the best! Convenience store bread is easy to buy, but the taste here is different! I especially like the meat-filled bread here. It's more expensive than convenience store bread, but it's so delicious that I can't help but buy it! The staff are also cute. By the way, I'll be having their bread again tomorrow morning!

Located inside Senri-Chuo Station on the Hankyu Senri Line, this bakery has a narrow interior with limited depth. There is also seating available for customers to dine in, and it is common to see office workers enjoying a meal by themselves. The bakery mainly offers sweet pastries such as soft bread and Danish pastries, rather than hard and chewy French bread. It is perfect for those with a sweet tooth or families with children. Personally, I love the pastries from this bakery as I have a sweet tooth. The simple melon bread and steamed bread are also delicious.