This is a bakery near Demachiyanagi Station where all items are priced at 120 yen. It is located near a very popular Japanese sweets shop with long lines. They offer a wide variety of bread, including many limited-time options. It's easy to get indecisive with so many choices, but the bread is delicious and perfect for everyday consumption. In October 2022: - Square Shokupan (White Bread) 180 yen: The bread is soft and dense, perfect for toasting. - Gapao Bread 200 yen: A unique bread with seasoned minced meat, bell peppers, fried egg filling. It has a light ethnic flavor and is easy to eat. - Salmon and Potato Lemon Cream Bread: A luxurious bread with salmon, mayo potato, and broccoli filling, all for just 120 yen. In April 2022: - Mozzarella Cheese Bread: A large bread with a light cheese filling, easy to eat. - Pain au Chocolat: A beautifully baked chocolate bread. In February 2020: - Cheese Fondue Bread: A flat bread coated with cheese, but the cheese wasn't as stretchy as expected. - Melting Fondant Chocolate: A cute heart-shaped chocolate bread with a light texture. In March 2020: - Cream Pan: An oval-shaped bread with a balanced amount of custard cream inside. - Basque-style Cheesecake: A limited-time bread with a unique flavor.

I use this bakery once or twice a week. The bread dough and ingredients are well thought out and really delicious. They offer a wide variety of options and are always trying new things. Despite this, the prices are very affordable which is greatly appreciated. Sometimes when my relatives come to visit, they always buy a lot of bread to take home with them. If you're lucky, you can get the bread from the previous day at a discounted price first thing in the morning.

Cost performance is great✨ I went just before closing, so there weren't many items left, but everything looked delicious and I had a hard time deciding. Even the more expensive items were only around 200 yen. I will visit when there are more options available next time! Chocolate chip melon bread 120 yen, Salmon potato 120 yen.

Near the Futaba-san store in Demachiyanagi, I decided to stop by what seemed to be a popular bakery in the town. I was surprised when I entered, as almost everything was priced at around 120 yen... and that's including tax. For the price of one of Futaba-san's bean cakes, you could buy two breads here. - Mentaiko Mini Cuppe: Filled with mentaiko, just the right amount, not too overpowering. - Garlic Mini Cuppe: Nicely flavored with garlic. I bought some and when I got home, I stuffed them with kettle-boiled whitebait in the cut, like a whitebait ajillo sandwich. - Sesame Cheese: Soft bread with sesame and cheese accents. Easy to eat and enjoyable. Convenient for a light meal or snack. Thank you for the meal.

When I first walked into the shop, everything looked so delicious! I checked the prices and was surprised to see how cheap they were! 120 yen? Really?! I ended up buying 8 breads ranging from 120 to 180 yen each, and it only cost me 1,090 yen! I wish there was a bakery like this near my house!

This is a popular bakery in Demachiyanagi with a variety of popular breads available. They have many types of bread, including some that have already sold out and are being prepared for a second sale. I chose the chewy red bean bread and mozzarella bread and headed to the register. At that moment, the edamame cheese bread was just baked. It was lucky.

It's been a while since I went on a bakery tour. I bought the shokupan from La Pan nearby and didn't notice this bakery, but I wish I had known about it earlier because the variety and prices are amazing. Most items are in the 100 yen range, with a few around 200 yen. The store was packed with customers. The selection was so extensive that I couldn't decide what to get, and even though I went in the morning, some items were already sold out, showing how popular the shop is. I can't remember the name, but they had curry bread, bacon and egg hotdog rolls, and cheese bread, among others. I tried the curry bread right away, and my husband, who loves curry bread, said it was delicious and that it would rank high on his list of favorite curry breads. I tried the hotdog roll, and the juicy sausage inside was so tasty for only 200 yen. The bread and sausage were both delicious. My son had the wiener roll and said, "Yum, this is delicious." The deliciousness makes me want to go back for more. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

The Town Bakery Bonappeti (Bakery Demachiyanagi) 2023/03/19 Sun 21:42 I enjoy running, but I like to have some rewards along the way. So, I like to indulge in some food while running. Recently, I ran from Sanjo to Demachiyanagi along the Kamogawa River. It's a leisurely route even though it's in the city, which I love. And at the endpoint in Demachiyanagi, there are plenty of delicious treats. This time, my goal was the bakery called Bonappeti. It's located right next to Demachi Futaba, so it's easy to find. It's your typical town bakery, but they have a wide variety of items. From sweet to cheese-filled to savory, they have it all. And it's affordable! Most items are around 120 yen. And they all look so delicious. The sandwiches are popular, but when I went around lunchtime, they were already sold out. I'll definitely try them next time! I tried the Beef Stew Pie, Cheese Fondue White Bread, and Berry Cheesecake. They were all so delicious! The white bread was filled with plenty of cheese, and the combination of the moist, chewy bread with the salty cheese was perfect! The cheesecake had a fluffy and sweet pastry base, with a creamy and tangy cream cheese filling that paired well with the refreshing berries. The Beef Stew Pie was around 130 yen. It's similar to a curry bun but slightly different, with a more upscale feel and suitable for a meal. It's a convenient way to enjoy a baked stew pie. On a side note, while I was enjoying a peaceful afternoon by the Kamogawa River, I was attacked by seagulls later on. (The bread was safe though.) They come from behind, so be careful.

I visited Boulangerie Bon Appetit Demachiyanagi on a Saturday afternoon and it was crowded with what seemed to be university students nearby. The place seemed popular. It was too busy to choose carefully, but the bread I bought was delicious.

I walked around looking for souvenirs from the bustling area of Sanjo Kawaramachi. I came across a candy store, but it was closed on Wednesdays. So, I decided to try the Futaba Mochi instead. As I strolled through Demachiyanagi shopping street, I found out that they were closed too. I continued walking east on Imadegawa Street and searched on Tabelog for a bakery with high ratings. I found one and bought five items for a total of 600 yen, which was quite reasonable. The items included an apple Danish, a strawberry Danish, a cream cheese bread, and two types of tarts. Although they were all sweet pastries, they made a satisfying dinner. It was delicious!

Located in Demachiyanagi, "Bonappeti" is a bakery where most breads are priced at 120 yen (tax included), making it a very affordable option. The variety of breads is plentiful and all look delicious, with a quality that is hard to believe for the price of 120 yen. The place is always crowded with customers, showing its popularity. The Salmon Potato & Lemon Mayonnaise (120 yen) features salmon-filled potatoes that are delicious, with the lemon mayonnaise adding a refreshing touch. The Golden Curry (120 yen) has a crispy bread filled with a generous amount of mild curry. The hidden flavor of fukujinzuke (pickles) adds a nice accent. Both were very delicious and left us very satisfied.

On my way to Shimogamo Shrine, I came across a third bakery. I was thinking I should stop, but I was drawn to the bread with tamagoyaki sandwiched in it. The umami of the dashi, which you can't taste in Kanto, and the salty tamagoyaki... It's really delicious! And it goes well with the sweetness of the bread! And all this for under 200 yen, it's the best. Thank you for the meal.

While waiting in line at Futaba-san, I found this shop next to it on Tabelog and decided to stop by because it looked delicious. There were many varieties of bread, all of which looked tasty. The prices listed on the menu were also reasonable. This time, I purchased the Carbonara-style cooking bread that looked delicious in the Tabelog photo, as well as a mini French bread filled with milk cream. The French bread with milk cream was as delicious as I imagined. The Carbonara-style cooking bread had a light Carbonara flavor, but it was topped with fried egg, bacon, and cheese, making it quite tasty. And all of this for only 120 yen, which is amazing value. I have recently become a fan of bread, and I enjoyed these treats. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by Shimogamo Shrine to see the last autumn leaves of the year. At that time, I had a "mochi" and now I'm not very hungry even though it's lunchtime. But I can't not eat, so what should I do? Since Kyoto is known for delicious bread, maybe I'll buy a sandwich somewhere and eat it by the Kamogawa River. Speaking of Demachiyanagi, "Demachi Futaba" is the place to go. There's always a long line there. Of course, I'm not going to wait in line. As I walked a little further down the shopping street, I found a bakery! Kyoto is famous for delicious bread too. It's called "Bon Appetit". It seems to be a popular bakery with customers coming in and out. I bought a sandwich and two pieces of bread, then headed down to the Kamogawa River. The weather is nice, so I enjoyed the relaxing view. First, I had the sandwich. It was filled with cucumber, tomato, tuna, egg, and lettuce. Next, I had a croissant. It was crispy on the outside but moist inside. I like croissants like this. Lastly, I wanted something a little sweet, so I had an egg tart. It was subtly sweet with a strong egg flavor. It was delicious. It's late autumn at the Kamogawa River. The weather is nice and not too cold. It's so relaxing. After finishing my food, I used the stepping stones to cross to the other side. There were turtles and plovers on the stones. I made sure not to drop my phone or myself into the river. Looking back from the other side, no one was there, but people started following me. Kyoto is great. Maybe I'll come back to see the plum blossoms next time. - Sandwich 130 yen - Croissant 120 yen - Egg Tart 120 yen

November 23, 2021 Strolling in Kyoto in Autumn Part 9: I moved from Rurikoin to Shimogamo Shrine and got "Shimbō" and "Mackerel Sushi". Since I was in Demachiyanagi, I decided to buy my favorite "Meidai Mochi" from "Demachi Futaba" on the way back. However, it was a holiday during the autumn foliage season, and I was dismayed by the unprecedentedly long line of tourists filling the sidewalk, so I had to give up on buying it (cries). Instead, I stopped by the nearby bakery "Bon Appétit" recommended by a friend and bought some morning bread. The name "Bon Appétit" is French for "Enjoy your meal" and the bakery, established in 2014 as a 100 yen bread shop, has slightly raised its prices due to rising ingredient costs. When I visited in the evening, there were only a few bread left in the store, but I brought back ◆ Chestnut Anpan (120 yen) ◆ Chewy Anpan (120 yen) ◆ Blueberry Fromage (120 yen) ◆ Grand Salt Roll (120 yen). Since I still had some stock of bread, I wrapped all four in plastic wrap, put them in a ziplock bag, and froze them for later breakfasts, thawing and reheating two at a time. The "Chestnut Anpan" was a large bread that beautifully recreated chestnuts with poppy seeds and the shine of the dough. It was filled with plenty of chestnut paste and chestnut pieces, all for just 120 yen, which is unbelievable! The "Chewy Anpan" had black sesame sprinkled on the surface, with a thin dough that was chewy as the name suggests, and the rich strained bean paste inside paired well with the black sesame flavor. The "Blueberry Fromage" is a white bread filled with cream cheese and blueberry jam. The fluffy dough paired well with the tangy jam and flavorful cheese. The "Grand Salt Roll" made with plenty of butter was sliced, toasted in a toaster oven, then spread with mayonnaise, topped with shredded cabbage, burdock root salad, thinly sliced cherry tomatoes, and coriander to make a "Burdock Root Salad Sandwich". This made for a rich and delicious breakfast. In any case, at only 120 yen each, these breads offer great value for their taste! After buying "Mochi" at "Demachi Futaba", walk 50m south and stop by this bakery as well. Now, I will return to Osaka with lots of souvenirs. When I get back, organizing all these photos will be quite a task! Bon appétit! (●^o^●)

Near Demachiyanagi Station, I wandered around looking for a lunch spot. Many places in Kyoto are closed on Wednesdays, but there is a culture of bread and coffee, so I paid attention to the bakeries. Oh, the weather is nice, so how about by the river!... Right by a certain traditional restaurant on the riverbank. Everything for only 120 yen? Huh, even this? I couldn't believe my eyes. A hamburger for 120 yen? Perfect for me working. Is it really okay to be this delicious for 120 yen? Thank you for the feast.

Kyoto is filled with bakeries, but these days it's common for each bakery to have items priced over 200 yen. If you buy 2 or 3 items, it quickly adds up to over 1000 yen, which could easily get you a lunch set. However, this bakery offers items starting from the 100 yen range, making it a more affordable option. They also have classic menu items like melon bread and sausage rolls, which are easy for kids to enjoy. Today, I bought a black bean bread, walnut bread, and cheese tart for lunch. The black bean bread had sweetened black beans and red bean paste in the center, making it quite filling. The walnut bread had walnuts and sunflower seeds in it. The cheese tart was from the famous "PABLO" cheesecake specialty shop, perfect for dessert after the meal. I visited around noon and it seemed like they had sold out of many items, so the selection was limited.

Today, I visited a bakery in the Demachiyanagi area. Bon appetit is a shop that I visited recently as well. I was impressed by the reasonable prices and delicious bread. There were many breads priced in the 100 yen range on the tables inside the shop. They also have daily specials. Today, I was looking forward to the Friday special bread, "New Bird". As I was taking a photo of the New Bird, I noticed that they were selling out quickly, indicating its popularity. I bought two breads and left. It cost me 240 yen for both, which was cheaper than I expected. I felt a little guilty (^^;;) - New Bird: It gives the impression of a long deep-fried bread. The description said, "We fried a Vienna sausage sprinkled with curry powder and sandwiched it." It has a firm texture like sausage. The bread itself is also flavorful and delicious. - Demachi Butter Anpan: An anpan with mochi and sweet red bean paste inside. I bought it again because I enjoyed it the other day. The bread has a buttery flavor. It is elastic and chewy. The texture of the layers of mochi is enjoyable. When warmed in the microwave, the mochi stretches and becomes even more enjoyable to eat. It's a bakery with cheap and delicious bread. I wish there was one near my house (^-^)