I recently stopped by a members-only ramen shop that opened near this store, and on my way back, I noticed a bakery that looked delicious. Before heading to the parking lot, I made a detour to do some shopping. I bought a set of three popular breads: Country, which is like a sandwich bread, White Maru with a soft crust, and Brown Maru with a firm crust but soft inside. The breads had a simple taste and a slightly crispy texture, but when I warmed them up and ate them, I felt a comforting sense of peace. They were delicious breads that I could eat every day without getting tired of them. I'm really curious about the limited edition Shiitake Onion Bread available on the 4th and 9th of the month.

I love eating hard bread too, but the happiness I feel when eating bread is definitely from the fluffy texture. At "Fukkurako" where you can get fluffy bread, you can purchase them from the morning which is great. The open style showcases fluffy bread varieties, including daily specials. - Crispy Melon Bread: 135 yen, popular bread that you can buy up to 5 per person. The cookie dough is crispy and thin, but still has a nice crispiness. The inside is really fluffy and soft. - Matcha Melon Bread: 145 yen, you can buy up to 3 per person. Made with high-quality matcha from Koyamaen, this bread has a strong bitter taste which is perfect for adults. - Walnut Bread: 110 yen, with a fragrant walnut scent that fills the kitchen when reheated. Fluffy and delicious especially when paired with Koiwai butter. - Walnut Sweet Potato Bread: 160 yen, filled with finely crushed walnuts and diced sweet potatoes. Same fluffy texture as the walnut bread. - Coffee Red Bean Whipped Cream Bread: 175 yen, best when chilled. The balance of coffee bitterness and whipped cream is perfect. The name of the shop "Fukkurako" truly represents their fluffy bread. I love the nostalgic feel of the place and will definitely come back for their freshly baked Melon Bread.

I tried the popular "crispy melon bread" for ¥135. The crispy cookie dough is delicious! However, the fluffy texture was a bit too dense for my liking. Considering the price, I am satisfied! They also had a variety of other sweet breads besides melon bread. Located at 6-3-28 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City.

"Fukkurako" near Tenroku in a deep blue area. I revisited because the melon bread I had before was delicious. I had the snack set after eating ramen at Sanrinsha, so this is for dessert. ★ Chocolate Chip Melon Bread, tax included 155 yen Today it's chocolate chip flavored♪ The outside is crispy, while the inside is moist and fluffy. It's still delicious~(>_<) I finished one piece in no time. A very light melon bread. They also introduce freshly baked bread, so next time I'll try something else. Of course, I can't miss out on the melon bread!

This is a bakery near Tenjinbashi Rokuchome that is popular for its melon pan. They offer chocolate chip melon pan, anpan, and wiener pan. The melon pan is the most popular item, priced at 135 yen each. You can only buy up to 5 at a time! It was delicious with a soft and crispy texture. Thank you for the meal!

Between Tenroku and Temma, there is a bakery called "Fukurako". It is located near the ultramarine shop, just a little off the main road. I was having a hard time deciding what to get when I heard someone say, "Freshly baked melon bread is ready!" The smell was amazing! I had to get one. ★ Crispy Melon Bread 135 yen ★ Shrimp Cheese Bread 150 yen → 130 yen They seem to have daily discounts, and today was the shrimp cheese bread. It had a unique look that I had never seen before, so I decided to give it a try. The melon bread was warm and crispy! I ate it just as it had cooled down a bit. The crust was crunchy, and the inside was moist and delicious! The balance between the crust and the inside was perfect. It went really well with coffee. It had a light texture, and even though it was after lunch, I finished it in no time. The shrimp cheese bread had a unique taste with the savory flavor of shrimp and the saltiness of the cheese inside. The bread was fluffy and tasty.

It seems like they are running the shop as a family, and the conversations inside the shop are heartwarming. There is a baking corner at the back of the shop, and they explain each item carefully. It is a shop that sells various types of side dishes and pastries. There are many options available, and the prices are quite reasonable. I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Suddenly, I came across a bakery called "Tennen Kashi Pan Kobo Fukurako." They had a variety of bread available for purchase through face-to-face sales. I bought a Wiener Boat (150 yen), a red bean bun (135 yen), and pickled mustard leaf pie (150 yen). The bread was made with additive-free dough using 100% Hokkaido wheat. The dough was slightly sweet and seemed to be loved by a wide range of people, from children to adults.

A bakery located in the back streets of Brick Street in Tenjinbashi Rokuchome. Arrived by car in the early afternoon. There were quite a few breads left. The popular crispy melon bread was available, but limited to 5 per person. The matcha melon and chocolate chip melon were sold out. This shop uses domestically produced wheat and no additives, and the melon bread here is delicious!

On this day, I went to a shop that I had never been to before, branching off from the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street in an east-west direction. This shop is located a little further back from the famous ramen street in the red brick district, making it quite difficult to find. It was a small shop with a lineup of bread priced in the 100 yen range. Although I considered the curry bread, the shop seemed to be clearly promoting the melon bread, so I bought the melon bread. I had it with coffee the next morning, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. The outer cookie dough was very delicious. I think it was a good choice.

I saw the words "Natural Sweet Bread Workshop, Melon Pan" and got curious, so I stopped by. It's a takeout shop with lots of bread lined up. The most popular item is the Melon Pan, so I got that along with a Cream Pan and a Walnut Cream Cheese. They also have set discounts with daily specials, so it's a good deal. The Melon Pan had a thin cookie dough with granulated sugar sprinkled on top, giving it a crispy texture. The inside was fluffy. It's a large and light Melon Pan. Personally, my favorite was the Walnut Cream Cheese. The flavor of the walnuts and the creamy cheese went really well together, and the dough was soft and easy to eat. I love this combination, so I was very satisfied. The shop uses additive-free dough made with 100% Hokkaido wheat. Thank you for the meal.

Located south of Exit 1 of Osaka Metro Tenjinbashisuji Rokuchome Station, turn west at the first alley and you will find this bakery that opened in 2011. Inside the glass case at the storefront, you will find a variety of freshly baked bread. This shop operates with face-to-face sales where you can order from the staff. They offer a wide range of melon pan varieties as well as other sweet and savory bread. I purchased the "lemon pan" and "wiener boat". The fluffy dough filled with generous fillings gives a nostalgic taste. It is a reasonably priced bakery for everyday use.

When strolling through the backstreets of Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, you'll come across retro buildings and mysterious structures. One such building has a giraffe at the entrance...lol. Nearby, hidden in a narrow alley, is this bakery. It's a bit tricky to find, but the staff are welcoming and the locals seem to love it. Today, I bought a melon bread for breakfast. It was fluffy and crispy, and I enjoyed it. Thank you for the meal~

Visited in April 2019 with a rating of 3.26 on Tabelog (based on 26 reviews). I went to a bakery called "Fukurako" located quietly in the backstreets of Tenroku. They use 100% Hokkaido wheat to make their additive-free bread, which they bake in-store. They have daily specials, and today's was the "Rich Shizuoka Matcha Anpan." This shop is known for its melon pan, so I definitely wanted to try that. I bought four items, but I will only introduce the two that I tried: - Melon Pan (120 yen): The outside is crispy, while the inside is fluffy. It has just the right amount of sweetness and a light texture, making it delicious. - Coffee Anko Whip (160 yen): The coffee flavor was stronger than I expected. The bread was fluffy, and the whip cream was not too sweet, making it tasty. Thank you for the meal.

I happened to come across this place near Tenjinbashi Rokuchome and discovered that their melon pan is famous. They offer a chewy chocolate melon pan for 118 yen, a chocolate chip melon pan for 140 yen, and a red bean paste bun for 125 yen. The melon pan has a crispy exterior and a fluffy interior. I will have it for lunch tomorrow.

Quiet alley shop with a "Melon Pan" flag outside, displaying daily specials on a photo stand sign with bread items like Japanese edamame, kinako red bean bread, white sweet potato, shiitake onion, etc. Inside the showcase, various breads are lined up such as matcha melon, crispy melon, cream bread, chewy chocolate, walnut azuki, walnut Camembert, double cheese, red bean bread, azuki bean bread, pickled mustard greens bun, stir-fried burdock bun, baked curry bread, wiener boat, mentaiko mayo, shiitake onion, etc. I chose the pickled mustard greens bun, which had a chewy skin and was filled with burdock, carrot, white sesame, and more, giving off a carefully cooked impression. I enjoyed the texture as well. It felt like having a meal. Next time, I plan to try the fish cake roll and pickled mustard greens bun.

Crispy Melon, Double Cheese, Chewy Chocolate, and Spicy Cod Roe Mayo.

Purchased items: Crispy melon bread, Chewy chocolate bread, Baked curry bread. All three items were freshly made and delicious!

I bought a melon bread for 135 yen to take out. It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and very delicious. It was the best melon bread I've ever had, so I gave it a high rating. I'm interested in trying their other breads and melon bread variations, so I will definitely go back.

I couldn't find a favorite bakery in Osaka, but when I was looking for a Liaison Project shop, I found it! It was exactly the taste of Liaison! There were some menu items that were not available at Liaison, but they were all delicious. The bread was fluffy, soft, with a faint wheat flavor, making me feel happy. There were many walnut-based items, so I bought some, and the walnuts were just the right size with a good flavor. I was hoping they had the same curry bread as Liaison, but they only had baked curry bread, which was disappointing. The most popular melon bread was delicious, but my favorites were the baked sweet potato bread and walnut milk! The baked sweet potato bread had a smooth paste-like sweet potato filling inside, with a strong sweet potato flavor, very delicious! The walnut milk had a perfect balance of walnut's slight bitterness and milk's sweetness, very delicious! It's far from my home so I can't go often, but I want to go again. Next time, I want to buy the daily potage soup.