I finished work early today, so I decided to look for a shop in Higo-bashi. The shop was crowded, so I had to wait a bit. I ordered a blend coffee, a hot sandwich, and coffee-infused black bean bread. The portions were generous, which was nice. The blend coffee was large, which made me happy. Sipping it was a bit hot and it stung a bit. The taste was quite delicious, as expected. The coffee-infused black beans had a lightly sweet taste, typical of Sunny Side. The hot sandwich had a satisfying amount of potatoes, and the tuna was also tasty. It had a perfect taste with cheese in it. I really like the taste here. Thank you for the meal. Today's impromptu morning meal: Blend coffee, hot sandwich, coffee-infused black bean bread - 759 yen. Parking fee - 300 yen.

Homemade Beef Curry Pan with a creamy texture ¥237 Brulee French Toast ¥208 Chocolat ¥226 Iced Coffee ¥300 Visited around 1:30 pm on a weekday. About half of the eat-in space was occupied. I wanted to try the most popular curry pan, so I visited. It was still slightly warm and crispy on the outside. The curry pan was sweet and seemed like something kids would enjoy. It had two large chunks of meat inside, providing a good chewy texture. The Chocolat, with chocolate on top of a chocolate-filled Danish pastry, was delicious. I wish there was more chocolate inside though. The Brulee French Toast was a bit disappointing, as I prefer French toast with the egg mixture soaked into the bread. This French toast only had the egg mixture on the surface. It's a shame because the bread looked really tasty. It would be even better with a little extra effort put into it. Overall, it was a good meal. It would be nice if they offered parking ticket service, as another restaurant in the same building does provide it.

Located right by Hankyu Minami-senri Station, this is the main store of a bakery beloved by the locals in the northern part of Osaka. Inside, there is an eat-in space, and outside there are a few tables as well. While their curry bread is highly recommended, their sandwiches and deli breads are all delicious with a perfect balance of flavors. On weekday mornings, the shop is filled with customers dining in or buying bread one after another. The "Shoulder Ham Croissant Sandwich" is ¥360, the "Herb Frankfurter Five-Grain Dog" is ¥373, and the "Rum Raisin Bagel" is ¥268. The croissant sandwich is filled with lettuce, ham, and tomato, with a slightly sweet croissant dough that is delicious. You can also taste a hint of crispiness from the croissant. Since it is wrapped in plastic, handle it gently to prevent it from absorbing moisture. The herb dog is refreshing and satisfying with a nice herb flavor and a great sauce inside. The balance of flavors is excellent. It was so delicious - thank you for the meal!

●Would like to go again if nearby, the top candidate. Not an expert on bread, but currently in my top 5. ●Purchases: - Curry Bread: The curry has a sweet richness with a hint of acidity and spiciness, and the heat is mild. The chunky diced beef adds a satisfying texture, complemented by the crispy fried bread. Delicious. - Butter French Toast: Slightly overcooked in the toaster. - Pain de Mie: Fine-textured dough with a good wheat aroma. When made into butter toast, it is delicious with a crispy outer layer and moist inside. This simple bread was the most delicious. ●Cost: Felt it was on the expensive side. ●Atmosphere: The exterior resembles a stylish bar or cafe. The shop is not very spacious, with seating available for dining in. ●Other: Not many customers on a weekday evening, creating a calm atmosphere.

I received some bread from the popular bakery "Sunny Side" in the Kitasen region. Although I have received their bread a few times before, it's not an area I usually visit to buy bread, so I'm happy to try out their lineup that I haven't tasted before. All the bread I received was rated 3.5 out of 5. - Bacon Epi: This Epi bread has a beautiful shape. It is simple with only bacon inside, and the dough is crispier compared to regular French bread. It has an elegant touch and would go well with white wine. - Salted Butter Bread: I reheated it a bit, and the fluffy dough oozed butter from the inside. The saltiness added a nice kick to the flavor, giving it a satisfying volume and texture. - Mentaiko Potato French Crust: The French crust is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. The combination of the fluffy texture with the flavorful mashed potatoes and spicy cod roe is delightful. The texture is enjoyable, and the harmony with the dough is excellent. I would definitely like to buy this one again. All the bread portions were generous, which added to the overall satisfaction. I would like to visit the bakery myself again.

On my way home on March 11, 2023, I stopped by Minamisenri for errands and found that many snacks were sold out. However, I managed to get a beef curry bun and anko and mascarpone bun. I enjoyed a relaxing snack time at home. The beef curry bun remained crispy and flaky even after some time, with plenty of meat inside. Personally, I think it's the best in Osaka. The anko and mascarpone bun had too much cream, leaving my mouth full of cream, but it was a delicious high-quality taste as always. Thank you for the meal. Today's souvenirs were the beef curry bun and anko and mascarpone bun, costing 435 yen in total.

I entered Osaka and didn't have time for lunch, so I bought bread at Sunny Side in Minamisenri and got Starbucks coffee. The homemade beef curry inside the curry bun was freshly made, so good! I paired it with French toast. The freshly made curry bun was definitely a hit, but the French toast was a bit disappointing.

During a walk, I visited this shop. When you register the shop's app, you can get a coupon for a free drink. It's a good deal for first-time visitors to register beforehand. Today, I had a light lunch with coarse ground sausage and a chocolate croissant. The iced cafe latte as a service was delicious and generous! I saw a mother and a 2-year-old boy enjoying their bread next to me. I felt that this bakery is loved by the locals. Thank you for the delicious meal today. Coarse ground Wiener 190 yen, Chocolate croissant 230 yen.

The company's child recommended this place as having delicious food, so I decided to have an early lunch here. I tried the recommended curry bread and cream bread. The curry bread had a large piece of meat inside, which was very satisfying. The cream bread had a gentle cream filling that paired well with the soft dough. Both were delicious. I also bought a croissant to take home, looking forward to trying it. If you buy over 100 yen worth of bread before 10 am, you can get a 100 yen discount on a drink. It was nice to discover a place I want to visit while taking a walk. I will definitely come back again! ^_^

It was my first visit in nearly a year, and I stopped by for takeout while walking. I saw a panel displaying the new autumn breads at the storefront, so I took a photo and sent it to my family. I received an immediate response ordering the purchase. The product name was long: - Hazelnut chocolate and raspberry brioche: 242 yen Upon entering the store, I was told, "They're freshly baked!" and I also ended up buying the popular item: - Melty homemade beef curry bread: 242 yen My family sticks to eating lightly at night to prevent obesity. The brioche seemed to be the main dish for today (*´з`). I only had a bite for review purposes. Oh, it's delicious! The brioche dough kneaded with black cocoa is crispy and fluffy, with the tangy aroma of raspberries standing out, making it wonderfully tasty. As for the curry bread, I ate almost all of it. It's a top-notch item with a spicy kick and enjoyable beef texture. No wonder it's popular. I paid quickly with PayPay. Thank you for the meal.

Today's weekday lunch was at "Sunny Side" near Minamisenri Station in Tonari. It was past 2 PM, but the place was quite crowded. There were about 4 cash registers open, but there was still a line waiting to pay... The seating area seemed less busy compared to the takeout section. I was able to find a seat easily, which was good. I purchased items totaling 1,030 yen, including: - Special Takutaru sauce and white fish fry dog for 264 yen: I wanted a sandwich and chose this, but it was a mistake on my part since I don't like pickles. The white fish fry was plain, so pickle lovers might enjoy the texture. - Hazelnut chocolate and raspberry brioche from the November new items for 220 yen: This is for those with a sweet tooth! The chocolate and berry combination is a classic, but it was too sweet for me, so I won't be buying it again. - Aomori Fuji apple quinamman for 216 yen (8% off for takeout): I declared it as takeout at the register. The balance of Fuji apple acidity and custard cream sweetness was just right and delicious. - American coffee (HOT) for 330 yen: It was so good that I would have had seconds if I had the time. There were many sweet pastries, but a wide variety of bread. Water was free. They seem to have stores in the Chisato area and across Hyogo Prefecture. The staff were friendly and provided good service. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again!

In a residential area of Suita City, there is a very popular bakery with several branches. I went there around 9 o'clock on a Sunday morning, but the parking lot was full. Inside the store, there was a long line at the register. It was very lively. They have a wide variety of bread, with a focus on savory bread such as the popular curry bread. They also have a wide selection of sandwiches, making it hard to choose. The white bread is also popular and sells out quickly. They have a microwave oven for customers to use inside the store, so I had a leisurely breakfast there, which was a nice change of pace.

I visited the original location of Sunny Side, a bakery with several branches in Osaka. I love curry buns with lots of meat inside, so I chose a few to take home. They had several products featuring purple sweet potatoes, perhaps because of the season. The variety was abundant and delicious.

I have arrived at Minamisenri Station. Today's target is "Sunny Side Suita Minamisenri Store". Yes, I am visiting in search of delicious bread. Upon entering the store, there are many delicious-looking breads lined up. I am overwhelmed by the choices. I plan to purchase a lot for lunch today, so I am in a dilemma. First, I try the "Yomogi-scented Cheese Anpan". The green dough with mugwort looks beautiful, and there are walnuts on top, which add a nice touch. Inside this dough, there is not only sweet bean paste but also cheese. The mysterious combination of cheese and sweet bean paste is inexplicably delicious. A luxurious option is the "Pork Cutlet Sandwich". The delicious-looking pork cutlet is firmly sandwiched in the bread. It is juicy, tender, and delicious. The eagerly awaited "Curry Bread" is also in the luxurious category. Inside the flavorful curry roux, there are chunks of beef. The combination of delicious curry roux, meat, and crispy bread dough is incredibly tasty. The other breads are also of high quality and delicious. It's a really good bakery.

I visited in the cold month of February and bought a Pandemi loaf for 250 yen each, as well as two homemade beef curry buns for 210 yen each using PayPay. The recommended curry buns were served right after entering the store. Despite eating while walking, they were indeed delicious with a generous amount of meat. I highly recommend them. I also toasted the Pandemi loaf, which had an amazing chewy texture. I would like to try other breads from this place as well.

Family's favorite bakery. Can't pass by when I'm nearby. Not because I wanted to see your smile, but just because "I happened to be in the area." Let's keep that honest feeling a secret. I bought the following 3 items: Table roll: 290 yen, Homemade beef curry bread: 190 yen, Coarse-ground wiener: 170 yen. All of them tasted as expected. The curry bread had a large piece of beef, full of flavor. The crispy crust had a nice texture. The curry sauce had a strong spice aroma but wasn't spicy, suitable for kids or those who don't like spicy food. The wiener bread was excellent, with juicy wiener and corn sprinkled on top. A little heating made the table roll even more flavorful. It was a great dinner with red wine. Thank you.

I used to pass by this shop because it was always crowded, but recently I've been craving delicious bread and decided to start going there occasionally since March. In March, I bought a Hakata-style mentaiko baguette for 190 yen, homemade beef curry for 190 yen, and coarse-ground wiener sausage for 170 yen. My child ate the curry and sausage, while I enjoyed the mentaiko baguette. Although nothing stands out, this shop has a wide variety that stimulates my purchasing desire (laughs). The shop is quite crowded inside amid the coronavirus situation. Later in April, I mustered up the courage to go out and bought a whole potato anchovy baguette for 180 yen, a low-temperature aged baguette for 260 yen, and a brown rice roll for 280 yen. So far, I haven't found a favorite item at this shop yet. Instead, I wonder if there's a way to avoid crowding inside the shop.

From this day on, I moved to Osaka. I visited the main store of Sunny Side, which is said to be one of the bakeries with the most customers in the Kita-Senri area. The store is located on the first floor of Tonarie Minamisenri, a commercial facility near Hankyu Railway Senri Line Minamisenri Station. Sunny Side was founded here in Minamisenri in 1976, and since then, we have managed a total of seven stores in the Kita-Senri area and the western part of Hyogo Prefecture, including this store. On this day, I purchased a homemade beef curry bun for ¥168, which was filled with gooey curry and chunks of beef in a deep-fried bun that was crispy and golden brown. It was a very satisfying curry bun that I enjoyed very much. Although I only had the curry bun on this day, the store offers a wide variety of breads, making it a fun place to choose from. It somehow reminds me of Avance, run by Honma Seipan in Aichi Prefecture. I would like to visit again and take my time to explore more.

Since I first used this boulangerie in the past, I felt it was worth repeating. When I came to Minamisenri for work, I used the facility next to the station right away. Recently, I have been increasing opportunities to use honey and homemade jam as a morning tea snack, not just wine, so I think it would be more effective to buy them for that purpose.

Sometimes when I go to Minamisenri, I used to buy the following items, especially the new releases in March were so delicious that I had to share my thoughts (lol). The purchases were as follows: - Sakura An and White Chocolate @150 (New release in March) This is seriously delicious!! Smooth sakura an with crispy white chocolate on top♡ The sakura an has sakura leaves in it for a rich flavor, and the bread is moist and chewy! The pickled sakura adds a nice touch. Irresistible! - Rich Matcha Scone @170 (New release in March) Matcha × Chocolate chips × Almond, just like Dean & Deluca's Green Tea Scone! I thought and bought this. This scone is exactly that of a bakery, so it's lighter than D×D♪ The matcha is rich, and the chocolate chips are plentiful! Perfect with coffee! - Choco Mochi @65 I feel like I only see this at the Minamisenri store. A mochi with chocolate chips inside and chocolate coating on top...! The ultimate cost-performance mochi in my opinion. I love it. I wonder if it's only available in winter... The Sakura An and White Chocolate were especially delicious! The selection of items and new releases vary by store, so it's fun to check out♡ A bakery that I have come to love since coming to Osaka, I look forward to continuing to enjoy it.