I visited the store around 2:00 PM on a weekday in October 2022. There was one group of customers before me and no customers behind me. This is a store I often visit, but this is my first review. I usually buy the red bean donut at Zakipan! It's not like it's exceptionally delicious, but whenever I pass by Zakipan, I suddenly feel like eating it and end up buying it. However, if there is a car parked incorrectly nearby when I pass by Zakipan and want to stop by, I immediately lose the urge to buy. That's the kind of store it is!

Today, since the kids are at school, I went on a garbage disposal date to Takayama in the morning. I stopped by on my way back and since it was still morning, they had a wide variety of items in stock! I finally got my hands on some salt bread. Soft or hard, you can enjoy it even with contact lenses on. I got two of them. Both are cheap and delicious. The size is just right. The more you chew, the juicier it gets. The zangi is oily but has a taste that goes well with beer. It has a garlic flavor. The chocolate rusk goes well with milk. It's crunchy and kids would love it. The curry bread with half-boiled egg is delicious with its runny egg. The creaminess enhances the flavor. I haven't eaten the calzone and shrimp cutlet sandwich yet because I'm already full. But if it's from this store, it's sure to be good.

I smelled the delicious scent of bread, so I decided to check it out. Based on other reviews, it seemed popular, so I arrived at the parking lot 2 minutes before opening time. When the store opened, there were already 4 groups waiting, including myself. Despite the size of the store, there were many staff members, indicating the high number of customers. The bread was lined up in abundance, but there were also many empty baskets waiting to be filled with freshly baked items. The first two groups headed straight for the "Brown Sugar Bread," which was only available for sale on Tuesdays and Saturdays. I had to buy it since it was a limited item. The Brown Sugar Bread Half (5 pieces) was priced at 300 yen. It had a rich brown sugar flavor and was soft all the way to the crust. The Fruit Snack Bread was priced at 110 yen. It had a soft dough with raisins, but no other fruits were visible. It tasted like when you eat a bread with orange peel mixed in. The Coffee Cream Snack Bread was priced at 130 yen. It was similar to the Fruit Snack Bread but had a more adult taste with a generous amount of bitter coffee buttercream. The Crab Cream Donut was priced at 160 yen and had plenty of crab cream filling. The donut dough itself was delicious too. The Salt Bread was priced at 100 yen and had a low butter content. It would appeal to those who like harder bread, with its small size and attractive price. All prices displayed include tax. This bakery seems to have a low price point. I would definitely visit frequently if it were nearby. When I passed by around 11 o'clock that day, the parking lot was full. The store closes once the items are sold out, so I recommend going early.

I aimed for a holiday and managed to get a few items from "Zakipan" despite the limited time due to the store being closed on Sundays. I couldn't find the salt bread I was looking for, but I got some side dishes and pastries. This bakery is a precious find on holidays. The bread is soft, chewy, and has a nice aroma. I want to eat bread so badly! (I can't eat it because I'm on a low-carb diet. Please check out other reviews, haha)

Finally made it to Zakipan!! I had heard from a few people that it was "delicious," but I hadn't had the chance to go there until now. I arrived around 9:30 am because I heard that the bread sells out quickly. The exterior looks like a house, but the interior is surprisingly spacious! And there are more varieties than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. It was hard to decide what to buy with so many options, especially with a lot of savory and sweet choices. They also had sandwich bread and hard bread. After much deliberation, I ended up buying the Shirasu Rice Flour Pizza for 180 yen, Cinnamon Roll for 180 yen, and Bacon Epi for 180 yen. Here's my review of each: - Shirasu Rice Flour Pizza: It was more like toast, but because rice flour was used, it was chewy! The combination of shirasu, green onions, and salt was just right. Delicious. - Cinnamon Roll: A fluffy cinnamon roll with a flavorful filling that seeped through. Yummy. - Bacon Epi: The bread was delicious. It had a chewy texture and the more you chewed, the more flavor you got. I bet the other hard bread is tasty too. Yep, this bakery lives up to its reputation of being delicious! The variety of choices is great. I want to try other bread too, so I'll definitely go back. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Zakipan for the first time! It was my first visit. I spotted the bakery while waiting at a traffic light. After shopping at the convenience store, I went back to buy some bread. The building is quite new. It seems like a couple runs the bakery. Both of them were very friendly and greeted me. It was around noon and there were only 3 bread left. I bought two pizza breads and a strawberry custard bread to have the next morning. Tomato pizza was 170 yen, teriyaki chicken pizza was 180 yen, and strawberry custard was 160 yen. The seasoning on the pizzas was quite mild. The tomato and teriyaki flavors were delicious. The strawberry custard tasted more like blueberry and was quite sour. As I was leaving the store, they put up the closed sign. I think it's best to go early to try out a variety of bread. Thank you for the meal!

This day, my friends came to my house to play, so I wanted to treat them and went to buy bread at Zakipan. Zakipan is a popular bakery that I have been wanting to visit for a while. When I arrived, there were already many cars in the parking lot, as many people had the same idea. Since it was right after opening, there was a wide variety of bread available, which made me happy. I bought cute rabbit cream buns and chocolate buns to share with everyone. I also bought some bread as a souvenir for my friends. It's a delightful bakery with delicious, fluffy bread. I would love to visit Zakipan again, but I haven't had the chance yet.

It seems there is a delicious bakery in Sakuragaoka! I heard about it from a colleague at work and was excited to see the stylish storefront. However, every time I passed by, it was closed. It turns out they sell out quickly, so they are often closed when I try to visit. I decided to go early on a Saturday morning and found the place bustling with customers. The bakery had a great selection of tasty bread and a cute atmosphere. I bought a variety of breads and pastries, all of which were delicious. I especially enjoyed the fluffy and creamy cream buns, which were shaped like rabbits. Despite my limited visits, I plan to go back soon and try more of their offerings. It was a delightful experience!

I hadn't reviewed it before, but actually this is my third time visiting this bakery (^-^ゞ Whenever I pass by nearby, I can't help but want to stop by. However, in the afternoon, the variety of bread is limited, so this time I aimed to go right after they opened (*˙˘˙) The moment I entered the store, the smell was so good~(ㅅ´ ˘ `) Please see the photo of what I bought. Salt bread for 100 yen, curry sausage for 160 yen, onion cheese bacon for 170 yen, triple chocolate bread for 330 yen, and one more whose name I don't know (^_^;) I left the bread at home and went out with friends, and when I returned in the evening, only the onion cheese bacon was left ( ˙◊˙ ) The next morning, I enjoyed it deliciously (๑¯︶¯๑) The only thing that bothered me was when I was leaving the store, I heard a really loud sneeze... It seemed to be the owner or male employee making the bread behind the glass... Even though he wasn't wearing a mask... Sneezes can travel up to 2 meters, you know... ( º言º) I was disappointed because I was thinking it was a delicious bakery♪ Will they give me a refund? (๑¯ỏ¯๑)

All delicious! I love anpan. There are so many different types of bread, so I end up buying a lot. They are so tasty, but a bit on the small side. It feels a bit luxurious. I will definitely come back!

"The old work sites used to have a lot of overnight stays at the cafeteria, which is why I think I developed a habit of drinking every day. There were a lot of people like that at the cafeteria that day, so we were all drinking and having a good time. Well, I was drunk, and I slipped on the road in early winter. My right foot slipped, but my left foot tried to cushion the fall. I ended up twisting my left foot really bad. When I told a senior colleague at the office that I twisted my foot, he tried to pop it back into place by forcefully twisting it left and right. It hurt a lot, and he realized it wasn't a dislocation, so he took me to the hospital. It turned out to be a fracture. I'm not sure if I should be grateful or upset about it. Was it really from falling or from the senior twisting it? Anyway, today I'm in Kushiro. The next stop is a bakery, but when I arrived, I found out that the shop was closed. It's a shame how quickly popular shops close down. The place was packed with cars, and inside, there were only a few varieties of bread. The factory had men working, while two women were at the cash register. I tried the 'Bean Bread,' which had a lot of beans and had a chewy texture. It was delicious. The 'Curry and Sausage Donut' had a surprising twist with fish sausage instead of regular sausage. The curry was spicy but not too hot. The 'Egg Donut' was unexpected with scrambled eggs inside. It was tasty. The 'Four Cheese Bread' had a strong cheese flavor and was enjoyable. The bread at this place is really delicious. It's no wonder it's a popular spot."

It seems that a new bakery has opened in a place that used to be a soba shop. I went there around opening time, so everything was freshly baked! They all looked so delicious that I wanted to buy everything. The atmosphere inside the bakery made me feel like I was in a stylish bakery in Sapporo. Lemon Bread (160 yen): A lemon version of melon bread, with crispy outer dough and lemon peel inside. I might like it more than melon bread! I wonder if they sell lemon bread at bakeries in Sapporo too? I don't have much information because I don't go there often. 5 Cheese Bread (180 yen): I saw a lot of people eating this on Instagram, so I bought it out of curiosity. I couldn't tell the 5 cheeses apart, but there was a Camembert or cream cheese inside, and it was delicious even when freshly baked. But I felt like you could appreciate the difference between the outer cheese and the inside cheese better when you eat it after it cools down! Cream Bread (160 yen): It's shaped like a bunny! (^o^) It was scary to pick it up because it was freshly baked and I was afraid of tearing the dough. It was a gentle and smooth custard cream-filled cream bread. I like custard cream that is firmer, so it's not my preference, but it really is the type of cream bread you would expect to find at a stylish, high-concept bakery. You can tell that all the other breads are made with care just by looking at them! I'll stop by again when I visit grandma's house!

Average

I visited Zaki Pan during my lunch break on August 30, 2018. It was raining, so there was only one other customer besides myself. Unlike my previous visit when it was crowded and many items were sold out, today there were plenty of options available. I bought 6 items: Salt Bread (100 yen), Melon Pan (170 yen), Walnut Raisin Bread (250 yen), Custard Lemon Pie (190 yen), Croissant (140 yen), and Snack Bread (90 yen). Although I didn't confirm if this was intentional, the overall impression was that the bread had less butter or margarine. It had a simple, old-fashioned taste. The bread was not very fluffy, but had a crispy crust. Simple is best. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I heard that a new bakery has opened in Sakuragaoka and decided to visit. It's great that they open from 9 am in the morning. The location is diagonally across from the Seven Eleven in Sakuragaoka. There is parking space for about 4 cars in front of the shop. Even though it's 9 am on a weekday, customers are coming in one after another. It seems like a pretty popular place. The shop mainly sells deli bread and sweet bread, but they also have salt bread, bacon epi, walnut raisin, and more. I purchased 4 items: salt bread, bacon epi, curry bread, and 5 cheese bread. I tried the salt bread in the car right away. The crust is crispy, and the salt flavor is sharp and delicious. Salt bread often has too much butter, but this one is just right and I really like it. The curry bread has a baguette as a lid, and the curry itself is quite spicy, which is also tasty. The 5 cheese bread has cream cheese inside and the dough is very fluffy. All the bread was delicious, so I plan to buy more when I visit Kushiro again.

I visited a new bakery called Zakipan. I heard they are open on Sundays, but it seems they are closed on Sundays and Mondays. When I visited in the afternoon, many of the breads were already sold out. It's common for bakeries to run out of bread if you don't go early. I chose some breads that were still available and they were all delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The bakery I visited in mid-April had limited items when I first went, but when I revisited, there was a good variety available. I bought "Potato Bacon Bun," "Cinnamon Roll," "Black Sugar Red Bean Bun," "Sweet Potato Bun," and "Walnut Bun." The bread was fluffy, but a bit salty, and the fillings were well-balanced. The Cinnamon Roll was delicious, with a nice texture from the walnuts and a perfect sweetness from the cream. Overall, everything was well-balanced and delicious. Thank you for the meal!