I ordered the popular Honmachi Shokupan as French toast with tax-included Honey French for ¥216! The combination of egg and honey is perfect♪ I also got the chewy Anko Musume for ¥172, which wraps sweet red bean paste and rice cakes in a mochi-like dough, sprinkled with kinako. The texture is addicting! "Boulangerie Kawa" is the best!

I received a snack from a friend. It was a Hanshin Tigers themed treat, which was being sold at the Hankyu Department Store event space, possibly to commemorate their league victory. Although it looked like the bread was hard, it was actually very soft and moist, and paired perfectly with the whipped cream. The shop seems to be located in Higashitenma, so I would love to visit if I have the chance. Thank you for the delicious treat!

This bakery, located on the first floor of the same building as Yaoyokken, is unique because it also has a café. There are many bakeries in town now, but this one stands out with its special breads like curry pan. I have only bought bread to take home, but they also have a café inside.

This is a bakery in Higashi-Tenma. Among the bakeries around Temmabashi Station to Osaka Tenmangu Station, it is relatively standard with a wide variety of products. There are also seasonal limited edition items, so you won't get bored. This time, they were having a curry bread fair, and I chose the beef steak curry. It had chunks of meat inside, and I could taste the tenderness and flavor. Thank you for the meal.

This bakery at the intersection of Higashi-Temma offers delicious food, including various sandwiches and this four-slice loaf of bread. The bread is moist and chewy, a popular type nowadays. A loaf costs around 300 yen. When toasted, it remains moist inside and tastes delicious.

I visited based on the "Seventeen Holy Land Pilgrimage ~ Osaka 2023 ~" website! I had a sweet melon bread for the first time in a while! It was very delicious and the size was just right! There were many other types of bread available, so I would like to try them as well!

The Kishu Plum Burger for 460 yen, Mochi Coropop for 70 yen, and Iced Coffee for 240 yen. A banner outside the store proudly announces "Kishu Plum Burger featured on Hirunandesu!". Intrigued, I entered the store. Although priced at 460 yen, it's actually quite reasonable considering the size of the chicken cutlet and the amount of Kishu plum used. The burger lives up to its name with a generous amount of Kishu plum, providing a strong and delicious flavor. It's not too sour, with a hint of sweetness. It pairs perfectly with the buns and chicken cutlet. I also purchased a Mochi Coropop for a flavor change and dessert, which was sweet with plenty of sugar and a chewy texture.

Naruto Kanji's Cream Sandwich for ¥248. I was really bothered by the skin of the baked sweet potato, it had a strange texture that made it hard to eat. The bread was moist and chewy, easy to eat, but the filling was a bit lacking. Overall, it didn't impress me as much as I had hoped.

When I had some business in the Tenjinbashi-suji area, I decided to stop by this bakery. The sign outside indicated that they release new items almost every month, so I had high expectations. Upon browsing through their selection, I noticed they had a variety of baguette-style bread as well as unique twists on classic breads. I ended up choosing four different types of bread: - Pistachio Melon Pan: Riding on the pistachio trend, this melon pan was a pleasant surprise. The light green color of the pistachio blended well with the melon pan, and both the cookie crust on top and the cream inside had a subtle pistachio flavor and aroma. A great twist on a classic. - Lychee, Fig, and Raisin Campagne: Mixing fig and raisin into bread is common, but adding lychee was a nice touch. A unique twist indeed! - Two Cheese Herb Frank: Ranked 8th in popularity for 2022, this bread was thick with flavorful herbs. The small size of the bread allowed the taste of the frankfurter to shine through. - Homemade Curry Pan: Ranked 3rd in popularity for 2022, this was a classic item. The curry had a rich flavor, not too spicy but intense. The bakery is a brand from Wakayama, with only two stores in the Kitahama area and the rest in Osaka's south and Wakayama. I'll definitely drop by if I see it elsewhere.

At the east of Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, there is a bakery called "Boulangerie. Kawa" with a cafe attached to it. I was looking for weekend bread and decided to try their Honmachi Shokupan (1 loaf/2 pounds) priced at 561 yen including tax. I prefer thick-cut bread over sandwich bread, so I asked for it to be sliced into 4 thick slices. I love the crunchy crust on the edges, while the inside is slightly sweet and fluffy. It goes well with butter. Eating a leisurely breakfast on weekends makes me feel happy.

On Tuesday at 12:30, I went to "Boulangerie Kawa" in Temmabashi. I ordered a "melon bread," a "homemade curry bread," and a "hot coffee." The "melon bread" was freshly baked, as the sign said. Of course, I had to buy it. I took a bite of the "melon bread." It was delicious. It had a fluffy texture with a slightly sweet biscuit-like surface. It wasn't like the typical melon bread you find at regular bakeries or convenience stores. Next, I took a bite of the "homemade curry bread." It was delicious. The deep-fried bread with a crispy coating was filled with plenty of curry. It had large pieces of ingredients like beef, giving it a satisfying bite. Both breads had delicious dough. The location on a busy street must be convenient for the local residents. I would like to try other varieties as well. Thank you for the meal.

I'm in Osaka. The shop is located in Higashi-Temmabashi, a little south of the southeast corner of Temmabashi-suji and National Route 1. I happened to pass by the shop and since I was out of bread, I decided to visit. It seemed like various breads had just finished baking, so I bought not only the colored bread I was looking for, but also salt bread and epi bread. Since I was hungry, I went back to my car and immediately took a bite of the epi bread. The surface was crispy and fragrant, incredibly delicious. The bacon inside was still warm, soft, juicy, and addictive. Even though I didn't plan on eating the salt bread, I couldn't help but finish it in one go. I toasted the bread the next day, which was just okay. It wasn't particularly delicious. However, compared to the bread I had at another store of the same chain a while ago, this one was much tastier. Maybe because it was freshly baked? Or maybe the taste varies by store? Anyway, I received a stamp card, so if I have the chance to come back nearby, I would like to visit again.

After leaving the Fuji Shokudo restaurant, I decided to stop by a bakery on the way home. When I entered, the staff greeted me with a very cheerful "Welcome!" The bakery displayed the top-ranking breads in the store, with the number one being the cream sandwich, which won a gold award. I decided to try the second-ranked Yakisoba Pan for 237 yen (tax included). The name of the bread is a mystery, but it was delicious! It was filled with plenty of yakisoba noodles and I was satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

There is a cute bakery near the intersection of Higashi Temma that caught my eye, so I bought breakfast there. In front of the shop, there was a sign for a "Steak Curry Bread" that piqued my interest. The left side of the shop has seating for eating in. They offer a wide variety of bread, from savory to sweet. The Steak Curry Bread had a generous amount of steak inside a curry bun. Despite being cheap, it was surprisingly soft and very delicious! The Gratin Bread was also delicious, with plenty of white sauce making it creamy. It was a really tasty bakery.

I happened to stop by this old-fashioned bakery. The atmosphere and the breads had a nostalgic feel to them. I tried the whole peach sandwich melon bread, mentaiko baguette, and coffee-flavored cream anpan. The peach sandwich had a satisfying texture. Thank you for the meal.

KOHYO in Minamimori-machi has reopened with a new look. I found this shop on my way to go shopping. The store mainly sells deli bread, with a wide range of standard breads, deli items, and baked sweets. The prices are relatively affordable compared to trendy bakeries. The shop was bustling with local customers. Traditional (Baguette) 240 yen each (excluding tax), Rich Salt Butter Bread 100 yen, Chocolate Croissant 210 yen, Premium White Peach Cream Sandwich 200 yen. The quality of the bread is overall suitable for deli items, and each one had a good balance with the filling. Truly a neighborhood bakery! It's just right for everyday use, I think.

I visited this stylish restaurant for lunch on my day off. They have a great selection of dishes, with the most popular being a sandwich-like item with cream. However, I opted for a curry bread and a thick sausage bread. The sausage bread was very filling and satisfying.

On February 18, after a long time, a friend who came to see my dog at my house and I met at Minamimori-machi intersection. We had a fruity "Katsu Curry" for lunch. At that time, I received a souvenir and my friend had some errands to run, so we parted ways and agreed to meet at my house at 3:00 PM to introduce my friend to my dog. For the occasion, I decided to give a return gift and went to "Boulangerie Kawa Higashi-Tenma Store" which is very close to my house. I have been there many times and made a big purchase, but this is the fourth time I am reviewing it on Tabelog. I bought the following items, all excluding tax: - Kishu Plum Burger 420 yen - Fresh Cream Sandwich 145 yen - Homemade Curry Bread 165 yen - Baguette (small) 155 yen I gave my friend the "Kishu Plum Burger," which has won the National Local Burger Grand Prix for two consecutive years and has been inducted into the Hall of Fame, and the popular "Fresh Cream Sandwich" that has been loved for over 39 years, saying "Please enjoy it on the Shinkansen ride back!" The "Homemade Curry Bread" was for my own snack time after my friend left, so let's dig in (^o^)/. As usual, I warmed it up in the microwave for just 10 seconds and then reheated it in the toaster oven for 2 minutes to make it fluffy and piping hot. The homemade curry, which brings out the sweetness of the vegetables by thoroughly sautéing and simmering them, contains large, tender chunks of beef and always tastes delicious, with the added bonus of being reasonably priced. For dinner that day, the main dish was "Napolitan." I served it with a vegetable salad and onion soup, and I made "Garlic Toast" by spreading garlic paste on the baguette I bought, sprinkling finely chopped parsley on top, and baking it in the toaster oven until crispy. It's delicious when dipped in olive oil. Bon appétit! (●^o^●)

I went to Kawa in Higashitenma. I have passed by the shop several times before, but it was often closed because I was too late. Today's visit was also late. I was sad that there were few breads left. But I managed to get three breads. - Mozzarella and Sausage Batomozzarella: A bread with plenty of mozzarella cheese, perfect for cheese lovers. The combination with my favorite sausage was delicious. - Epi (Secret Sauce) Bacon Epi: Bacon Epi soaked in a secret delicious sauce based on soy sauce. It's a bread that goes well with alcohol, like beer or wine. - Croissant Amande: A croissant with plenty of almond slices on top. The almond cream makes it even more flavorful. Once you start eating it, you can't stop. I wonder what kind of bread I should buy next time. Looking forward to it. I have to go again.

The other day, I saw on TV about the "Cream Sandwich", a famous sandwich in Wakayama City. I thought it looked delicious, so I went to try it during my break. When I entered the shop, there were many of them lined up, and they also had a 5-piece box. It felt smaller than what I saw on TV. I bought a total of 3 sandwiches - the Cream Sandwich, the Kishu Plum Burger which has won consecutive awards at the Burger Grand Prix, and the Shirasu Sandwich, which is unique to Wakayama. The Cream Sandwich was smaller than I expected, but I think it's something you could eat every day without getting tired of it. The Kishu Plum Burger was delicious with a satisfying portion size. The combination of plum and chicken cutlet was great. The Shirasu Sandwich was tasty, but the smell of the fish was a bit strong. Overall, all the sandwiches were delicious, but a bit on the pricier side. Thank you for the meal.