This is a bakery located in the Taisho area. - Fluffy and delicious yet affordable - Cash payment only - Get 50 yen off with a Tabelog coupon. ========== Shop ========== To lift the gloom of work, I decided to try a ramen I've never had before! And then (as much as possible) I sweat it out at a new public bath! This is my golden pattern for stress relief, and I did it on my day off. I love exploring unknown places. It boosts my energy and helps me relax, feeling refreshed. I also wanted to visit a shopping mall I've never been to, so I searched and found out that there is a "Chishima Garden Mall" located west of Imamiya, southeast of Bentencho. It's a new area for me. Excited, I came to explore and found local shops like Maruhachi and Kohnan, with small stores in a one-story building. Maybe the land is cheap here. Having these nearby seems convenient. I browsed CDs at Book Off, bought milk and toilet paper, and decided to buy bread for tomorrow at this bakery. The shop has a spacious bakery area, giving off a vibe of a local bakery. The selling area is quite large too, even in the evening, there were plenty of bread. ========== Bread ========== (July 23, 2021) The price range is around 140-200 yen, very affordable! They offer a wide variety of bread, perfect for everyday use. ▼ Cream Bread (140 yen) Extremely soft with a generous amount of cream, a classic soft cream taste. ▼ Black Bean Bread (140 yen) Sweet black beans are plentiful, with a not-too-sweet dough. It's delicious with its soft and fluffy texture. ▼ Bacon Epi (200 yen) Crispy and fragrant, a great hard bread option. This bakery has some good hard bread too. Impressive. ▼ Honey Strawberry and Cream Cheese Rye Bread (190 yen) A strawberry jam or rather a whole strawberry inside, with a slight hint of cream cheese. Not too sweet overall. The aroma of germ bread comes later and it's quite tasty. ========== Conclusion ========== I found out later that there was a 50 yen discount with a Tabelog coupon. What a shame! Payment is cash only. Despite this inconvenience, the affordability of the bread makes it acceptable. If I lived nearby, I would definitely make this my go-to bakery. Thank you for the meal.

I suddenly felt like eating something sweet, so I visited the store. When I entered, I saw many delicious-looking pastries, but this time I bought a honey donut. I returned to my car and decided to eat it right away. The donut had a nostalgic taste and was slightly sweet and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I had never been to this place even though I've lived here for so long (I had no idea!). I was surprised at how much I had been missing out on! It's a corner of a collective store... I knew it existed, but never really felt the need to buy bread here for decades. Then, I heard that their donuts are famous and decided to visit with my family. There were donuts hanging on a stick next to the cash register! We bought four donuts for 110 yen each, and some bread. We enjoyed them thoroughly at home. All members of my family were extremely impressed! I was embarrassed by my ignorance... I will definitely go back again.

When I go to the nearby 100 yen store, I always see the signboard but never had the chance to visit until now. The Honey Donuts seem to be famous here. When I finally went, they only had 2 left. While I was paying for them, another customer came in looking for the Honey Donuts. I'm sorry. The taste was a simple donut with fluffy dough and a light drizzle of honey. It had a very rustic flavor, but personally, I prefer it with powdered sugar on top.

A long-established bakery in Taisho Ward. Located inside the Chishima Garden Mall. Although it wasn't my original intention, I spotted the sign of this bakery in the parking lot and thought, "That honey donut must be delicious!" So, I went to buy it as a snack. The shop was full of local customers. Almost everyone was buying the honey donuts! There were some gardening tables in front of the shop where a few people were eating. The honey donut, popular since its establishment in 1971, involves skewering many donuts on a stick and drizzling them with honey. I was able to witness the honey dripping down at that very moment. It looked so delicious! Of course, I bought it. The fluffy donut with just the simple sweetness of honey. The aroma is also amazing. It's best to eat it right away. It's also nice that it's only 100 yen per piece. I bought other items as well, but I still recommend this honey donut.

I visited a bakery called "Ronparu" in Taisho-ku, Osaka City. While driving with my wife, the homemade divider in the car that I had made came loose, so we quickly went to a nearby Konan store to fix it. I had been using 100-yen store double-sided tape to secure the divider to the body, but it didn't hold up well. So, this time, I didn't skimp and bought strong Scotch double-sided tape to repair the divider successfully. Lesson learned - you need to use proper materials for it to work well. With the repair done, we were ready to leave, but my wife had gone to the bakery in the same area to buy bread while I was fixing the divider, so I followed her to the bakery named "Ronparu." It's a cute and cozy bakery with a homely atmosphere. The signboard outside the shop caught my attention, and I noticed that although it's a bakery, their specialty is donuts. When we entered the shop, they were finishing up making honey donuts by the register. The sweet smell of honey enveloped us, making us want to buy some. Originally, we planned to buy bread for breakfast the next day, but the fluffy and delicious-looking honey donuts tempted us, so we decided to eat the bakery's bread in the car. I bought a "Mayonnaise Roll" for 95 yen, a "Corn Bread" for 130 yen, a "Wiener Roll" for 120 yen, and a "Honey Donut" for 100 yen. First, I tried the "Mayonnaise Roll." It was fluffy, soft, and nostalgic. It's a simple bread with just mayonnaise spread on top, a bread that used to be commonly sold in local bakeries 20-30 years ago but is now hard to find. The simple combination of mayonnaise's oil and acidity soaking into the bread made it delicious. Next was the "Corn Bread." Another nostalgic choice that I used to eat a lot during my student days, although not from this shop. The corn inside was cooked, adding sweetness, and it was irresistible. The bread was fluffy and light, and the sweetness was just right. Then, I tried the "Wiener Roll." It was incredibly soft and fluffy, with a slightly sweet dough. The dough was light and delightful. Lastly, the "Honey Donut." This was the shop's specialty item, and it did not disappoint. The warm, freshly made donut was generously coated with honey syrup. The dough was light and fluffy, and the honey syrup had a gentle sweetness that wasn't overwhelming. It was easy to eat multiple donuts because of the light texture. The honey flavor was rich, and for just 100 yen, it was a steal. This was truly a special treat. Despite the unexpected trouble that led us to this bakery, we were delighted by the gentle and delicious taste of the honey donuts, and we look forward to coming back again. Thank you for the meal. Ronparu Bakery 06-6554-3526 1-23-115 Sengoku, Osaka City, Taisho-ku Sengoku Garden Mall Central Gate前

When I went to the Taisho area, I felt like going to Kohnan, so I stopped by the Chishima Garden Mall. The bakery inside the mall is here. It's a small shop, but they have quite a variety of bread. However, since there were no new types of bread for me, I bought two of the shop's specialty products. - Ice Melon Pan A small melon pan with ice cream inside. Probably a limited edition summer bread. The bread is moist enough, so it doesn't crumble easily, which is good. It's nice that it's ice cream, not cream. - Honey Doughnuts The signature product. At first glance, it looks oily because of the honey, so you might think it's greasy... but actually, it's not oily at all, it's a refreshing doughnut. The sweetness is exquisite, and it's a taste and texture that you can eat as many as you want. The price is also affordable, so the locals probably buy them in bulk. It was a doughnut that you would want to eat not only in the morning but also in the afternoon.

Pork cutlet sandwich, croque monsieur, honey donut.

It's great to have special privileges like getting a free bag full of bread crusts when you purchase something. The taste brings back nostalgic memories.

■This is a bakery located in front of the central gate of Shima Garden Mall. It is a small shop with a narrow interior. The main focus is on take-out, but there are also simple tables outside the shop. Their specialty seems to be the "Honey Donuts." ■Wrapping paper: Established in 1971, this is a long-standing bakery. ■Inside the bag: **Food Review** I tried the Honey Donut. The dough is fluffy and chewy, freshly fried to a plump and chewy texture, generously coated with honey. A simple and delicious treat that never gets old. Just be careful when eating, as the ample honey can make your hands sticky.

This has become a walking course for my beloved dog, Windy. When I start to feel a little hungry, I stop by this place. In just 3 minutes, piping hot doughnuts are ready. They thread about 10 doughnuts onto an iron rod and generously pour honey-flavored syrup over them. It's irresistible to bite into these hot treats. They cost 90 yen each, but everyone buys them in sets of 10. They also have various types of baked bread, so I'm thinking of trying those next. But maybe this place is truly a doughnut specialty shop.

※※※August 2015※※※ It's been a year since my last visit, and I realized that I bought the exact same items as last time. I got the long-time bestseller "Honey Donut (90 yen)" with plenty of honey drizzled on top, and the "Cream Pan (110 yen)" with a mild sweetness of homemade custard cream. The taste was as gentle and heartwarming as always. ※※※August 2014※※※ This bakery is located in a corner of the Chishima Garden Mall, which is packed with essential stores like Kohnan, Book Off, McDonald's, and Drug Server. I visited in the evening for a snack before heading out for club activities at night. Although I had been there many times before, it seems to be a local bakery that is well-loved, even being featured in Taisho Walker. The place is popular with customers even in the evening. They offer a wide variety of bread, with mini bread starting from around 30 yen. As a first-timer, I purchased the Honey Donut (90 yen) and Cream Pan (110 yen) that were displayed on the outdoor signage and shop sign. The Cream Pan satisfied even me, a Cream Pan enthusiast, with its natural cream and soft bread. The almond slices on top are a nice touch. The signature item of Ronpar, the "Honey Donut," is a fluffy fried donut with a nostalgic flavor, and the honey coating is a perfect match! This is delicious! I would like to try the Honey Donut and other bread items next time!!

Honey donuts seem to be a specialty here. However, this time I bought strawberry-flavored rusk as a souvenir for my friend instead of donuts. I also got coconut rusk for myself. I bought several types of bread, but I only wrote a rough draft so it's hard to tell from the photo, but I got black bean bread, fish burger, and boiled egg bread. I think I bought two more types as well. The bread itself is okay, nothing special, but the good thing is that if you buy bread, you can take home a bag of bread crusts for free! I love bread crusts, so I'm happy about that!

I visited a bakery in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. The fish burger has a fluffy and soft bread with a crispy and light fish fry that goes well with the tartar sauce. The lettuce at the bottom is fresh and crunchy, adding a nice texture. The shrimp burger has a crispy shrimp that is juicy, paired well with the tartar sauce and sesame seeds, making it delicious. The bread is slightly torn at the edge, making it easy to eat without the filling falling out. The sakura mochi anpan has a fluffy bread with a fragrant sakura mochi and a not overly sweet red bean paste, making it tasty. The black bean bread has a soft and fluffy texture with a slightly sweet black bean filling, which is delicious. The honey donut has a chewy texture with a nice honey scent and a crispy honey layer inside, providing a good crunch. I was recommended to try the donut by the staff, and I'm glad I did because it was delicious. The bakery is located in a garden mall with various facilities, and the variety of bread looks appetizing. It has a nostalgic feel of a local bakery, which is calming. The prices are reasonable and easy to buy. The staff is polite and friendly, allowing you to take your time choosing. It's a bakery that I would like to visit again with my children. My wife was also satisfied.

On a usual day, I visited this shop which seemed a bit difficult to reach as I usually commute by train and walk (I don't even have a bicycle). However, I was able to visit thanks to a friend who loves driving and eating a lot, allowing me to hitch a ride before my usual hobby on weekends. This friend, who is a good-natured and friendly person, used to live in the apartment building in front of this shop for many years and had a good knowledge of the area. Before heading to my hobby, I asked for a favor, "I'm hungry! Is there any bakery nearby?" and he kindly took me to this shop. Although we are good friends, I still feel the need to apologize to someone older than me (^_^;) Normally, I would buy 3 or 4 items at a bakery, but since I was going to exercise later, I only bought two items. One sandwich and one sweet bread. The sandwich had a generous amount of burdock root salad mixed with mayonnaise and egg salad sandwiched between homemade-style sandwich bread from a local bakery. The taste is like the typical daily bread made by a mother, simple and good. The sweet bread was a bit unique, with a hot sandwich bread on the outside filled with banana and chocolate cream, and the surrounding area covered with a sweet bread dough similar to melon bread, then baked. It had various textures and was quite interesting. However, considering the location, it's likely that only locals use this shop. Well, it's definitely a daily bakery for the neighborhood. But the prices are cheaper, so it's worth it. Thank you for the meal. Purchased items: Burdock and Egg Sandwich 210 yen, Chocolate Banana Sandwich 120 yen.

Location: A bakery located in an area with a Car Corner, McDonald's, and Uniqlo in Taisho Ward. Visit day and time: I went on a Sunday around noon. There are various items being baked at different times. There is only one table outside where you can eat. Food: Half Curry Pizza - thin and crispy, very delicious. Bread with a sausage inside - classic taste. Garlic French - cream bread. Bought items like French toast, baguette, etc. Among them, the Half Curry Pizza was the best, but overall, it felt a bit dry. Drinks: Not specified. Other: Not specified.

I stopped by after seeing the sign for Honey Donuts. It's located in a shopping center with a Konan store. Inside, there are freshly baked breads lined up everywhere. They have a wide variety of mini breads, which is really convenient. I decided to buy one of the freshly made "Honey Donuts" that were just placed by the register. It cost 85 yen. The surface is shiny and covered with plenty of honey, making it look delicious. I ate it in the car, and the surface was fluffy while the inside was moist. Since it's generously coated with honey, be careful as it might get on your hands or drip. The fluffy and moist texture is exactly what you would expect from a Honey Donut and it's incredibly delicious. It's quite big but I finished it in no time, and I slightly regretted not buying two. Even though it's from a bakery, it's a really tasty donut.☆September 26, 2011

I visited the bakery early in the morning shortly after it opened. Like the bakery in Kujo, the bakeries in the downtown area open early, which is convenient for those who like to visit bakeries in the morning. When I entered the store, there weren't many products available, probably because it was still early. There were some sandwich options, but not many sweet pastries. Although there weren't many hard bread options displayed, I did see a sign for baguettes. It seems that the selection of hard bread varies depending on the time. I found two roll bread options, "Kitchen Roll" (45 yen) and "Butter Roll" (65 yen), and decided to purchase them. The staff, two men working at the time, one of whom I assume was the son, provided polite service at the register. They even put each roll in a separate bag, which was thoughtful. Now, let's try the bread. The "Kitchen Roll" is a roll made with bread dough, without eggs. It tasted like a regular roll, but had a subtle richness that made it quite delicious. The dough itself was tasty, and I enjoyed the simple flavor. The "Butter Roll" is made with fresh butter, but surprisingly, I didn't find the butter flavor to be very strong. The dough was good, but personally, I preferred the "Kitchen Roll." Overall, I found the cheaper "Kitchen Roll" to be more delicious for some reason. Maybe the absence of eggs made the milk fat flavor more noticeable. I'm not sure, but as long as it tastes good, it's fine. I'm curious to try the bread made with natural yeast, so I'd like to visit the bakery later in the day.

I wanted to go to Kohnan, and while shopping, I came across a normal bakery. I'm not sure of the exact definition of "kamodashi" (freshly baked), but I think it means freshly baked. I bought sweet donuts, melon bread, curry bread, and shrimp mochi mochi bread. The sweet donut bread was sweet, soft, and delicious, it seemed to be a popular item as it was displayed at the register. The melon bread was just okay as it had been sitting for a while after baking. The shrimp mochi mochi bread tasted like cod roe.