It seems to be featured in many media outlets, but in reality, there are various types of bread priced at 99 yen, which is still relatively cheap for nowadays. Depending on the time of day and when you visit, different types of bread come in and out, so it might be fun to look forward to that when you visit.

I visited the 99 Yen Bakery in Senbayashi Shotengai, Asahi Ward, Osaka City. It was past lunchtime and the shop was quite crowded. The store is small, with a line of customers at the register. More than half of the store is filled with bread priced at 99 yen. Other bread items are also reasonably priced. I bought the crispy mentaiko potato vegetable pizza, Omi beef curry fondue, wiener, and France bread today. Even with all these items, the total came to only 500 yen, and I received change. The slightly salty bread was filling and had a good texture. The quality was great for the affordable price. I wish there was a store like this near my home. Some couples were buying a mountain of bread to take home. I envy those who live nearby. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went around 10 o'clock and the customers kept coming one after another. By the time I left, the checkout line was really long. I didn't have high expectations, but the bread I bought was surprisingly good. I got a black bean paste bun and a ham and egg bun, both were packed full and delicious. And all for just 99 yen, which is really cheap! The base price is 99 yen, but they have different prices like 120 yen or 200 yen. I thought it was good that the bread was already in plastic bags on display for hygiene reasons. The store is small and has a lot of people coming in and out, so it caught my attention.

99 yen bakery. I used to always pass by, but this time I bought something. The bread was 260 yen and it was delicious. I would go more often if it was closer to my house, but I can only go when I have errands in Senbayashi. They always sell out quickly, so I wish they would increase the quantity.

For dinner that day, I decided to have bread at a shop I found in Senbayashi Shotengai. I thought it was a more sophisticated 99 yen shop, but it turned out to be a colorful and lively place that fit right in with the atmosphere of Senbayashi Shotengai. I bought a Bacon and Egg Sandwich for 129 yen (tax included) and a Pastrami Pork Casserole for 129 yen (tax included). The sandwiches were priced like something from the Showa era, but when I tried them, I was surprised by how little filling there was. Most of it was just bread, with the ingredients concentrated in the center. It was quite impressive how they managed to make a profit like that. On the other hand, the Casserole had almost the same amount of filling as the sandwich, but because the bread was smaller, the filling was evenly distributed throughout. It was a small joy to be able to reach the filling no matter where I took a bite. I received a delightful surprise and I'm grateful for it. The bread was delicious and satisfying. Thank you for the treat!

I successfully composed a haiku. Lately, my favorite thing to do is shopping at Senbayashi Shotengai. I bought some bread for the next morning at a bakery that offers reasonable prices. They also sell pre-packaged bread at the storefront, and inside the shop, they have sandwiches like Basil Chicken Croquette and Egg Potato Sandwich. The Egg Potato Sandwich is filled with potato salad and egg paste, sandwiched between crusty bread. The Basil Chicken Croquette features subtly flavored basil chicken shredded filling. The firm bread adds depth to the taste. And all this is priced around 100 yen, which is quite a bargain. Thank you for the meal.

There are no covers for infection control measures. If you are concerned, it may be better to avoid it for hygiene and customer service. The ham used in the sandwich is sold for 1100 yen, which looks delicious. I bought a cheesecake. It's sweet and has a good cost performance.

After finishing work near the Senbayashi shopping street, I came across a bakery with a sign that said "99 yen bread" and decided to try it out. I was intrigued by the "Taiwanese donut" but when I asked, the honest shop assistant told me that it's a donut that has been fried twice and some people find it greasy. I appreciated the honesty and decided to buy a sweet potato bread, a mentaiko (spicy cod roe) baguette, and a grape-filled bread. Even though major supermarkets sell 100 yen bread, the ones I bought from this bakery were surprisingly delicious! The baguette had a crispy exterior and a soft interior, making it easy to eat. And the sweet potato bread was the best sweet potato bread I've ever had! It was filled with sweet potato chunks and had a crispy yet fluffy texture throughout.

Located in Senrin Shotengai, there is a 99 yen bakery. I often come shopping in this area, and it's perfect for when you have a little hunger. They have a decent variety of bread, and the size is just right for eating on the go. Many of the breads inside the store are priced at 99 yen (excluding tax). I purchased Melon Pan, White Chocolate, Cream Sandwich, Twist, and Tartar Fish Dog. - My favorite is the Melon Pan. It is wrapped in paper, with a crispy surface and a soft inside. The sweetness is just right and suits my taste. - The Twist is soft, has a good volume, and is satisfying to eat. It is generously coated with sugar, making it sweet and fulfilling. Thank you for the meal!

Um, there's this 99 yen bread near the New Marche supermarket, I tried the Cheese something. It's a big bread with cheese cream inside. But it's unevenly distributed, so even if you eat half, there's no cheese. When I ate from the other side, cheese came out right away. It's like cream cheese. Cream cheese cream cheese cream, I don't really understand. But it's only 99 yen, so it's cheap, so anything is fine. I'll buy it again when I come around here.

Located near the Shoboku-like Senbayashi Shopping Street Super New Marche and Senbayashi Kurashi Erukan, 99 Yen Bakery is a casual bakery offering delicious bread at a low price. I purchased a pizza bread, steamed cheese cake bread, and character bread (filled with custard), all of which were tasty. The bakery offers a variety of bread, all made in-house at the back of the store. The savory and sweet bread options are plentiful, and the sandwich selection looks appetizing as well. Thank you for the delicious treats.

The price is only 99 yen, so I bought a lot of different breads because they were cheap, and they were all so delicious! Especially the huge baguette. It's amazing that it's so big and only 99 yen, and it's super crispy and freshly baked. I was surprised by how delicious it was. The staff at the store are also very kind, so I go shopping in Senbayashi every week and visit the store every day.

The place is located in the middle of Senbayashi shopping street, near the drugstore Mix. It's a shop that competes in the evening (laughs). In the evening, they sell bagged bread at a discount, so housewives often gather. The aunties are eagerly waiting for the price to drop. Their power is terrifying. I think the bread itself is neither good nor bad. They have a variety of common types. It's rare to see rusks there, I think? The store isn't very big, but I think it's a shop that has been loved by the people of Senbayashi for a long time.

I'm currently into rusk from the bakery. Every time I pass by, I couldn't find my favorite bread, but when I went inside, I found rusk! And it's at a reasonable price of 150 yen! It comes in a simple nylon bag, giving me that local bakery feel. The taste is just right, not too sweet, and the texture is good too. I might consider buying other bread from this bakery as well. Rusk seems to sell out quickly, so I'll make sure to check every time I pass by. Gâteau Festa Harada is my personal favorite rusk, but this bakery's rusk is also quite good, especially considering the price. I visited a few times before but couldn't find rusk, until this time when I was lucky to find it in the afternoon. They even had thick slices of bread turned into rusk, which I really liked. I also bought a baguette, and it was discounted by 10% in the evening. The baguette was rustic and delicious. Overall, I'm satisfied with the taste, quality, and cost of the bread from this bakery.

The bakery is usually quiet with few customers, but in the evening discounted bread is bagged up. Older women flock to buy these discounted bread. The sandwiches here are pretty tasty. The bread with cream cheese inside is a recommended item. My mother likes the baguettes here and buys them occasionally. They are a bit harder than the baguettes in France, but taste great with garlic butter.

This day everything was priced at 100 yen, so I won't give a rating, but they have a wide variety of deli items. Considering it's only 100 yen, the volume is a great deal. They had items like curry or cheese toppings on naan bread, giving it a pizza-like feel, and many of their products were freshly baked. It's an old-fashioned bakery with classic items, but they seem to put a lot of effort into their deli items. They have a good selection of traditional pastries like donuts, and I noticed that the customer base tends to be on the older side. It seems to be a popular bakery in the local area.