I was looking for a delicious bakery nearby, and I came across this shop. The exterior is quite stylish, and the variety of bread and sandwiches is exciting. I couldn't decide on what to eat, so I ended up buying a lot. They were all delicious, but the following are highly recommended: - Honey Mustard Chicken: The sesame seeds add a nice crunch to the chewy bread. The subtle sweetness and nuttiness of the honey mustard are delightful. - Prosciutto Bread: The bread has a sweet taste from the dried fruits mixed in, giving it a crispy texture. The combination of cream cheese, prosciutto, and the fruit's sweetness makes it a perfect snack. - French Toast BLT Sandwich: The bread is moist and juicy due to being French toast, with a nice sweetness. The bacon's smokiness and the tomato's tanginess complement each other. - Tartar Salmon: The salmon flavor is strong, with a hint of dill, and it's appetizing despite being salty. The fluffy bread makes it easy to eat. - Tomato and Spinach Quiche: The quiche filling is well-seasoned and not overwhelming, making it easy to finish. The quiche crust has a great buttery flavor. - Ham & Tomato Sandwich: I chose the hard bread option, which is not as hard as French bread but has a delightful crunchiness and a great aroma. - Spiced Pork and Egg Sandwich: The Danish bread is fresh and the spicy sauce is delicious. A must-try sandwich. - Smoked Salmon: The simple bread allows the salmon's flavor to shine, with a simple yet tasty filling. The bread is chewy with a good bite, satisfying the appetite. - Anchovy Potato Bread: When warmed at home, the bread becomes crispy, and the taste is perfect for pairing with alcohol. - Garlic Curry Keema Bread: The curry-like filling is rich and satisfying, with a strong garlic aroma. When warmed, it becomes crunchy. - Spiga Cream Bread - Miele Croissant - Croissant Chocolate - Sweet Potato Danish - Strawberry Danese Danish: All the Danish pastries are crispy with a buttery taste, especially the strawberry one with juicy and sweet strawberries that pair well with the mildly sweet dough.

La Spiga is a great place to enjoy a sandwich and coffee. They have a parking lot with space for 2-3 cars right in front of Ohori Chugako. It's nice that they open at 8:30 am even on weekends and holidays. The bread is delicious and the sandwiches might be even better than Saera. The atmosphere is great, making it perfect for a relaxing morning or afternoon on a day off. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went to the bakery that I had been curious about for a long time for lunch with friends on Sunday. I was lucky to be able to eat freshly baked bread at just the right time! The store is not very spacious, so it may not be suitable for enjoying a meal slowly during busy times like weekends. Next time, I plan to use it for takeout.

This is a bakery near Ohori Park. I had lunch there. The plate included delicious sandwiches and I was very satisfied with the variety. The store is filled with freshly baked bread that smells amazing. They also sell jams and other items. The interior has a foreign feel, making it a special place to spend time in.

When two people went around 10 o'clock and spent about 4000 yen, about 4-5 out of 6 tables were occupied. They mostly served dishes divided into two portions. They ordered both types of soup, but found the flavors to be a bit weak, more like the taste of the ingredients. The smoothies had a lot of skin in them, making it a bit difficult to drink. The bread was all delicious. Overall, it was a stylish restaurant.

This day I went for a morning meal. Last time I went, there were no available seats, so this time I wanted to try again. Success! I had the Morning set at SPIGA for 495 yen (includes a drink, dessert, salad, fruit yogurt, or mini soup). I chose the mini soup. There were 4 kinds of bread including croissant, sesame, and herb. All the bread was to my liking. I enjoyed spreading butter, marmalade jam, and honey on them. It was delicious. The soup also had chunks of bread in it, and dipping the bread in the soup made me feel happy. The soup was like a hearty minestrone with lots of vegetables and beans. It was a happy morning with delicious food.

Today, I had a driver so I went to buy croissants for the first time in a while. I really love the croissants here! It's hard to come in this direction and when driving, you have to come from the Torikai direction, turn left at the front, go through a one-way street, and park in a parking lot that can only fit two cars, so it's quite a high hurdle and I often give up. Today, I bought my favorite croissants and a few other things, all of which were great. Although it didn't happen today, using the breadcrumbs from here to make hamburgers enhances the flavor. The prices are also very reasonable, and the eat-in space or café space is always full of moms.

Today, in between my holiday work, I enjoyed a morning meal. I went to the same bakery as yesterday, with the same group of people. It's always a struggle to decide what to order because everything looks so delicious. I want to try a little bit of everything. Today, I had the Anchovy Potato, which I could already imagine the taste of before eating, and it was delicious. I also had the Various Vegetable and Bean Soup, which had a slight hint of acidity and was very tasty. Overall, it was a satisfying breakfast. I decided that I will have a similar breakfast at home from now on.

Today is a working holiday for me. I actually prepared breakfast the night before, but overslept in the morning. I ended up rushing to work and couldn't eat. When I arrived at my destination, I was the first one there. I should have eaten before coming. So, after finishing my work, I had a delayed meal. The late morning meal was at the best bakery in the area. I spotted on the bread menu: - Spice pork and egg sandwich: A nostalgic taste that I've had somewhere before. It has a Japanese flavor, sandwiched between light bread. - Green vegetable milk soup: A potage soup made with spinach, broccoli, edamame, bacon, and oatmeal. It was delicious. As a souvenir, I got: - Bruschetta: The garlic flavor is great. It's a must-visit place when I come to Fukuoka Budokan.

After yoga, I went to buy breakfast. From left to right, milk bread for 90 yen, chestnut skin French toast for 270 yen, cream bread for 150 yen, and plain bread for 170 yen. The cheap milk bread was unexpectedly crusty on the outside, soft on the inside, with delicious milk flavor and a touch of salt. Delicious. The French toast had a caramelized crunch, surprisingly not too sweet, and delicious. The cream bread had a nostalgic custard cream filling. I will have the plain bread tomorrow morning. Another shop I want to visit again!

When I visited around 2 pm on a weekday, my favorite burdock sandwich was sold out along with almost all other items. I chose the ham and tomato sandwich with hard bread for 430 yen. The anchovy potato sandwich was 390 yen. I also had a bread with sunflower seeds, cheese, and berries, which I asked to be cut.

A bakery near Ohori Park. You can eat in the store, and many people use it for breakfast. It's also recommended to take out and eat in Ohori Park. The shop is not very big, so it might be difficult to leave if there are a lot of people waiting at the register. They offer a variety of bread such as sandwiches, seasonal bread, and prepared dishes, described as Italian bread. This time, I bought custard bread and chocolate chip bread. After researching later, it seems that sandwiches are more popular at this shop, so I thought I should have tried that instead.

During the last bread tour in Kumamoto during the practical training period, I visited various bakeries in Hakata and Fukuoka City on November 13th (Sunday) and 14th (Monday). Here is the report in the order of visit. The 8th store visited was "La Spiga". When you walk from Ropponmatsu Station on the municipal subway towards Ohori, you will see it. The elegant and sophisticated appearance of the store is lovely. The cafe menu is also extensive, and it is a wonderful place to enjoy delicious bread and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. I would like to try the cafe menu when I have more time. This time, I only purchased bread. It is also possible to enjoy the bread purchased in the store at the cafe seats. The sandwich products displayed in the showcase seem perfect for lunch, with lots of vegetables and main ingredients sandwiched between them, looking really delicious. Unfortunately, refrigerated products are difficult to take home, so this time I had to pass on them. I bought products from the room temperature corner to take home. The popular cream bread from Spiga caught my attention. The handmade custard cream made with 100% unrefined sugar has a gentle sweetness as a feature. I'm curious about this. I put one on the tray. Among the sweet products, the colorful Danese stands out. Blueberries, figs, red apples, grapefruits, chestnuts... they all sparkle! By the way, Danese means "of Denmark" in Italian. There are also other breads like "Burro" (meaning butter in Italian) available, giving an Italian touch. I also bought one item from the Italian series, which is Miele. In Italian, it means honey. The purchased items will be for the morning bread on December 6th (Tuesday). The cream bread from Spiga, although the powdered sugar on top came off... The homemade cream is generously packed inside the fluffy bread dough, and the gentle sweetness and soft bread dough go well together. It was a cream that allowed you to enjoy the taste of eggs. The Miele is a product with crispy Danish pastry dough, custard cream, and honey jelly on top. The mellow sweetness of honey, the moderate sweetness of custard, and the crunchy texture of the Danish dough overlap in perfect harmony. I would definitely like to try the Danese, which is likely to use the same dough! It was a study of Italian words (laughs). I hope to visit again (^-^) (14th photo) Illustrated items purchased.

This is a cafe located near the Yasukuni Shrine and park. There is parking space for about two cars. The prices are a bit high, but the quality of the fruit bread was really good. They all looked delicious. If you choose the morning set, you can get a drink for around 700 yen. You can enjoy several simple bread options. I wanted to try the fruit bread, so I ordered two pieces of bread and a drink for about 900 yen. It's a bit pricey for breakfast.

The other sandwiches were in stock but the most popular one was sold out. I was really curious... I purchased the Bosco sandwich with dried fruits and cream cheese for 260 yen and the Rosetta bread from Italy for 90 yen. I deleted the photo I took after purchasing it. I couldn't remember the name, so I took a picture as a memo. The Rosetta bread is a normal bread for meals, but it's different from a roll or baguette, very easy to use. The Bosco sandwich was delicious. It was crunchy just right. It had plenty of dried fruits and cheese. I tried a bite of the other Bosco sandwich that my friend bought, and that one was delicious too. Great job, Bosco!

I went to the restaurant aiming for the morning plate from 8:30 to 10:00 after seeing off the kindergarten bus, and rode a pedal-assist bike. It's been a while since I rode a bike standing up. I arrived at the shop around 9:50 and it was safe. The morning plate was 495 yen. It came with four types of toasted bread, butter, jam, and a choice of salad, drink, dessert, or fruit yogurt, so I chose dessert. They said you could add various things for an additional 300 yen, but with four pieces of bread, I felt satisfied enough with just this. There was a hard sesame bread, plain bread, walnut bread, and a crispy croissant. The butter and jam were also good. In addition, the staff brought honey on the table. The dessert had cute fruits and chocolate brownies, which were also delicious. This morning plate at this price is really good. I want to go back many times.

【2022.05.08】During lunchtime on a business trip, I bought some bread to satisfy my hunger. This bakery shop is a trusted place for me. ◾️ Oimotti: A chewy bread with potatoes and cheese. I bought 13 of them for the hungry kids. They disappeared from the basket in no time. The size is just right.

【2022.05.07】Having a late breakfast during my business trip. Once again, I decided to have it at this bakery shop. First, I was immediately drawn to the Black Sesame Toast with Ham & Egg Sandwich. The combination of egg and ham is perfect. Then, I noticed a variety of bread lined up and my eyes were caught by the Marmeratta, an Italian word for jam or marmalade. It's a crispy Danish with moist sponge and cream. The cross-section is attractive. The homemade jam enhances the flavor, especially with raspberry. Lastly, I couldn't resist the Gentle Yellow Pumpkin Milk Soup displayed at the shop. It's a refreshing pumpkin milk potage with pumpkin, onion, carrot, and mushrooms. It's delicious!

After a long time, I had a match at the Fukuoka Budokan Kyudojo. It's been almost two years since my last visit. And whenever I have a match here, I always go to the usual restaurant for a meal. We decided to have a light lunch. I brought my bread-loving friend along, and he seemed to like it. Now, what filled our growling stomachs was: - Spiced pork rosetta sandwich with German spiced ketchup and peppered sinken sauté, accented with sour cream. The ketchup got on the corners of my mouth, but it was delicious! The bread was light. - Salami & egg on chapata bread with flavorful salami, boiled egg, and capers that complement each other. They are served uncut, so they are long. This bread was also light and had a subtle taste. - Espresso. I thought a small amount would be enough since it's for after the meal. The server asked if the small amount was okay, and I said yes. But when it was brought to the table, I realized it was indeed very little, and I regretted it a bit. I finished it in one sip. My friend also bought some bread to take home besides eating.

I was born in one of the 23 wards of Tokyo, but there is a difference between being born in Seijo or Denenchofu and being born in Akabane or Kitasenju. It's hard to say, but there is a feeling that you want to "reroll your parents" when you think about it. However, this kind of thing can happen in any town, like in Fukuoka City, where Jousui Street and the restaurant "La Spiga" are located near Ohori Park, which is considered a high-priced area even in Fukuoka where rent is relatively cheap. This is because having a representative park in Fukuoka can help purify the air and reduce the likelihood of tall buildings blocking the sun and the scenery. People who have become healthier by walking or jogging may become wealthier, while people like me who are poor may become even poorer because if I run in the neighborhood, the police will chase after me. In other words, the restaurant "La Spiga" is located near Ohori Park, where people enjoy a leisurely brunch while walking around the park or visiting the Fukuoka City Art Museum nearby. The restaurant has a cafe-like space that gives off a retro Western-style atmosphere, reminiscent of the Visconti era. Near the restaurant, there is a weather station that often appears in local news during the cherry blossom season, and across from it is Fukuoka Daiho High School, the alma mater of "Hakata Hanamaru" (a comedian duo). The issue with the restaurant is its private parking lot, which is located right next to a one-way exit near a traffic light intersection, making it difficult to exit if you park facing forward or causing stress if you try to park in reverse with other cars behind you. However, the space itself is not as small as some people say, so if it's difficult, you can try parking a few times. I was lucky and managed to park quickly. I purchased the following four items: 1. Milk Korokoro-chan - ¥151: A fluffy bread with plenty of condensed milk. 2. Grapefruit Jam and Yotsuba Butter Sandwich - ¥259: Rye Bosco bread that goes well with grapefruit jam. 3. Anchovy Potato - ¥356: A potato salad with bacon, garlic, and anchovy in fluffy potatoes. 4. Cinnamon Centi - ¥86: Italian baked goods with a cinnamon aroma and a crispy texture. Item 1 looks cute but is a bit difficult to eat because the outer skin is crispy and the inside is airy, making it fragile and prone to crumbling. The condensed milk is very sweet, even sweeter than sugar candies. Item 2 may seem hard at first, but it's not that hard, probably due to the natural, firm texture of rye. The grapefruit jam is subtly bitter but has a refreshing citrus scent. The Yotsuba butter is so refined that it has a weak presence, so overall, it strangely tastes more like marmalade. Item 3, unfortunately, lacks the salty taste of anchovies. The potatoes seem to have absorbed it. However, the lettuce is incredibly crispy and delicious, with a surprisingly light and crunchy texture that is so good that you might mistake it for an apple at first. The buns are also ---

This is a revisit. I wanted to buy the raisin bread because it was delicious (I didn't upload it), but unfortunately it was sold out. I bought a rare fig bread instead. It has chunks of figs in it. The sweetness of the figs makes it taste delicious. It's good in its own way. Next time, I want to go early and buy the raisin bread.