Visited around 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. This shop always has a line, but luckily there was only one person waiting this day, so I only had to wait for about 3 minutes before entering. I bought a Caramel Chocolate Bagel (208 yen) because I arrived right when the bagels were freshly baked. It was still warm and had a chewy texture with a coffee flavor, which was incredibly delicious. I also bought a Pumpkin Anpan (195 yen) and had it the next day. The fluffy bread was filled with plenty of pumpkin paste, and the sweet bean paste inside added a nice accent to the taste and texture. This was also very delicious. Since I bought sweet bread this time, I plan to buy savory bread next time.

Second visit. I bought a croquette bread with a perfect balance of a large croquette and bread dough, and a fluffy masala bread. It has a satisfying taste and you can also feel the deliciousness of the bread. It's about a 10-minute walk from Yodoyabashi, but I still want to go back again.

I arrived at the shop around 5 p.m. on a regular day. The shop is small, so only five people are allowed in at a time. Freshly baked bread keeps coming out one after another, but sometimes they don't have what you want. I was disappointed that they didn't have curry bread, but I ended up buying the croquette sandwich that I had tried before. - Croquette Sandwich 185 yen (excluding tax) It's a dish that makes you want to keep coming back for more. - Wild Potato 220 yen (excluding tax) It has chunks of potatoes inside and goes really well with mustard. - Onion Bread 300 yen (excluding tax) The onions are soft and it has a pizza-like flavor. - Pumpkin Sweet Bun 180 yen (excluding tax) The sweetness of the pumpkin is outstanding, and it has mochi inside, which was incredibly delicious. They have a wide variety of menu items, and there are still many products that I haven't tried yet, so I would like to go back and buy more when I'm in the area again.

I went around 7pm. There were about 5 groups of people waiting in line, both men and women who had just finished work. Even at 7pm, freshly baked bread kept coming out. The taste was also very delicious. There are so many varieties that I feel like I could keep coming back again and again without getting bored.

I accidentally visited on a regular holiday many times before, but this time I made sure to check before coming. There are many types of bread lined up tightly. Even while choosing, freshly baked ones keep coming out one after another... it's hard to decide. Special Beef Curry: Made with homemade roux, this authentic curry with a strong onion flavor is satisfying. Spice Goro Goro Cheese & Bacon: Double cheese and diced bacon, perfect for wine! The accent of whole grain mustard is great. Jumbo Yakisoba Dog: A full volume of yakisoba, so delicious! I could eat this every day!! My number one favorite is the "Yakisoba Dog." I can't miss it even if I come next time! It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I worked in a darkroom in Kitahama. I planned to buy a pork cutlet sandwich from Manpuku-san and have it for dinner since I knew I would be coming home a bit late. I arrived a little after 4 o'clock. There was no line on that day, but the store was full, so I waited outside until one customer came out. I was able to enter after waiting for 2-3 minutes. I got the large pork cutlet sandwich this time. Pork Cutlet Sandwich 396 yen x 2, Piroshki 250 yen, Curry Bread 250 yen, Cheese French Bread 180 yen, Tomato Cheddar Cheese Bread 190 yen, Kinako Mochi 270 yen x 2, Red Bean Bread 180 yen, Melon Bread 170 yen, Walnut Red Bean Bread 180 yen, Fig & Walnut Bread 190 yen, Baguette 240 yen. Total 2900 yen (excluding tax 232 yen). For dinner, I had the pork cutlet sandwich and piroshki. I was quite full after eating about half of it. I don't eat piroshki often, but it was easy to eat and delicious. The pork cutlet sandwich was satisfying with its tender meat, crispy cabbage sautéed in curry flavor. I really wanted to eat the kinako mochi, but I had to end my dinner there. The next morning, I had the melon bread and kinako mochi. I warmed them up a bit before eating. The melon bread had a crispy cookie dough, not too sweet, and it was delicious. My husband, who ate the red bean bread and fig & walnut bread, said the red bean bread had a good sweetness, and the fig & walnut bread was delicious with plenty of figs. He hasn't eaten the baguette yet, but we have high expectations. In any case, the cost-performance is great, the taste is satisfying, and I think it's a conscientious shop. My visits to Kitahama will be ending soon, so I might not be able to go for a while. I apologize for not being able to take pictures of all the purchased items this time.

At a 3-minute walk from Kitahama Station in Osaka, there is a bakery called "Manpuku Bakery." The variety of bread they offer is impressive, ranging from donuts to sandwiches and hard bread. The store is small, allowing up to 5 people inside at a time. I tried the Roasted Chestnut for 130 yen, which was a cute one-bite-sized bread with a whole chestnut baked inside. The Really Roasted Sweet Potato for 206 yen was also delicious, with plenty of sweet potato paste and a special white miso paste on top. All the bread is reasonably priced and full of unique flavors. Highly recommended! Enjoyed my meal there. Check out my Instagram for more updates! #ManpukuBakery #OsakaGourmet #KitahamaGourmet #Bakery #OsakaFoodTour #OsakaBakery #OsakaSightseeing #Foodie #BreadLover #BakeryVisit #DeliciousFood #OsakaDate #ConnectWithBreadLovers #ConnectWithFoodies #YummyPlaces #Osaka

Chikuwa bread, underestimated but super delicious!! The flavor is much stronger than expected, with a strong salty taste from the soy sauce. Guys would probably love this bread! It was way more delicious than I imagined. The chestnut bread is almost bite-sized with a soft chestnut inside. The bread is slightly chewy and the poppy seeds add a nice fragrance. It's a luxurious bread with the chestnut. The chocolate bread, which I thought would be hard, turned out to be fluffy and easy to eat! It's full of raisins, adding a hint of sourness which complements the chocolate well. There's plenty of chocolate chips in the middle, making it small but satisfying to eat. The malasada bread has been on my mind since my first visit. When reheated in the toaster the next day, the sugar on the surface becomes slightly crispy. The bread is soft and chewy, like eating a pancake! The subtle coconut aroma spreads, and I thought it might be heavier due to the frying, but it's actually light and fluffy, making it easy to eat. It was delicious! I felt a bit unsatisfied with the coconut bread last time, but this time all the choices were great. Maybe the chikuwa bread is my favorite...

I've always wanted to visit this shop because they work on photography-related tasks nearby. Finally, I was able to go. I arrived in front of the shop a little after 3 o'clock. There were 5 people already waiting. Only 5 people are allowed inside the shop at a time, so it's a polite line where one person goes in as one person comes out. I waited for about 10 minutes. Once inside the shop, it's small and it would be chaotic without the entry restriction. 5 people is just right. It's my first time, so what should I buy? The donuts seemed to have a good reputation on Tabelog. But I also want some simple bread like baguettes. Baguette - It's not very crispy, but once you bite into it, it's a solid baguette. It tastes even better with butter. Katsu sandwich - If this taste is available at this price, I want to eat it every day. The sauce is slightly sweet, but the meat and bread ratio is just right and it's delicious. Malasada donut - Fluffy dough, not too greasy on the surface. There's nothing inside, but the deliciousness of the dough itself makes it enjoyable without getting tired of it. Kinako mochi - Small but the scent of kinako, the red bean paste inside, and the mochi go very well together. Beef curry bread - I don't usually eat curry bread, but this one has no strong taste, yet it's a delicious curry bread with a satisfying bite. I don't particularly like waiting in line, but 5 people for about 10 minutes is okay. I'll go back to buy the bread I couldn't get this time.

I visited the shop on Saturday evening. It's a small shop, so there were people waiting outside, but I didn't have to wait long to get in. I had Cheese and Cranberry Chocolate for 170 yen, Real Baked Sweet Potato for 190 yen, Ham and Cheese for 185 yen, Malasada Donut for 200 yen, and Croquette Sandwich for 185 yen (prices excluding tax). I like the old-fashioned cozy atmosphere and the prices are reasonable. Although they have opened branch stores and become very popular, I hope they don't forget this original charm.

My favorite Manpuku-san, I took a little detour during my lunch break today! I was able to get in without waiting and they had a wide variety of options. I forgot to take a photo inside the store, but I had my usual kinako mochi bread and a chocolate croissant. They were delicious! Thank you for the meal.

I had errands to run all day in Kitahama, so I bought lunch at this shop. I have used it several times in the past and have the impression that they have a good selection of deli bread. This time, I bought two types of deli bread: Special Beef Curry Bread and Pork Cutlet Sandwich. The curry bread had a strong beef flavor and a crispy coating, making it taste authentic. The pork cutlet sandwich had tender cutlet and a sweet sauce that matched well, making it a satisfying sandwich. Thank you for the meal.

Selected as one of the top 100 bread shops in Japan, I visited the shop around 2:30 pm on a weekday. The small interior can accommodate up to 5 people. Since there were already 2 people inside, I managed to squeeze in, but it got a bit tight when 4 people were inside. Before I knew it, there were customers waiting outside the shop. I purchased the following two items and enjoyed them at my hotel since I couldn't reheat them. The good cost performance was a plus. - Dried tomato and cheddar cheese (tax included: 206 yen) - Surprising frank (tax included: 229 yen) The dried tomato and cheddar cheese item contained juicy cherry tomatoes and cheddar cheese on a chewy dough, giving it a pizza-like flavor. The surprising frank was unexpectedly spicy, made with 100% pork from Okinawa ham.

I visited a small bakery where various types of bread were displayed. I wanted to have a bagel but unfortunately they were sold out. Instead, I bought a curry bun and a croissant. The curry bun had a hard crust with plenty of filling inside, and it was quite delicious. I enjoy looking at bakeries, they are fun. I want to have a bagel next time. Haha, thank you for the meal.

After A Masso's live, I often went to a standing bar in Kitahama, and on my way there, I encountered "Manpuku Bakery" next door. Baguette? Batard? It was delicious. Crispy and soft. I couldn't take a photo of the pastry I bought, so I ate it all at once at the end. ☺️ #Kitahama Bakery #Manpuku Bakery #Manfuku Bakery #Bakery

I went to a popular restaurant for the first time and even at a late hour, it was crowded with people. A large amount of Masarada donuts came out with a sign saying they were freshly baked at 19:00. They are similar to sugar-raised donuts at Mister Donut, but incredibly delicious! However, they are a bit difficult to eat because you will definitely get powdered sugar around your mouth. I recommend being prepared for spills when eating. The yakisoba bread and French bread are apparently famous.

On this day, I took a walk to Nakanoshima Park and stopped by "Manpuku Bakery" to buy some bread. I arrived at the shop around 13:45 and there were 4 people waiting outside. Unfortunately, the Gorgonzola bread that I wanted to try was sold out, but I ended up buying the following: Special Beef Curry Bread, Thinly Baked Walnut Red Bean Bun, and Really Baked Sweet Potato Bun. The Special Beef Curry Bread had a crispy and fragrant fried dough filled with a mild spicy curry. It had a simple yet delicious taste, with the curry filling being thick and not dripping out. The chunks of beef inside added to the flavor, and the combination of curry, dough flavor, and texture was amazing. The Thinly Baked Walnut Red Bean Bun had plenty of smooth red bean paste inside a thin-skinned dough. The subtle sweetness of the red bean and the crispy texture of sesame and walnuts made it a delightful treat. The red bean paste seemed gentle on the teeth, almost like it wouldn't cause cavities. The Really Baked Sweet Potato Bun had a moist and soft dough enveloping a sweet potato-like filling, but with a different sweet-salty taste, possibly influenced by the burnt rice cake-like sauce on the surface. The sweet potato paste melted smoothly in the mouth, even more moist than the red bean paste. The hint of miso sauce or burnt bitterness added an interesting touch. All three bread items I bought were generously filled and reasonably priced. Thank you for the meal.

Kinako Mochi for 135 yen, Special Beef Curry Bun for 260 yen, and Colossand for 185 yen. Delicious!! This is the most delicious curry bun I have ever eaten! The crispy texture is amazing. The beef curry is overflowing and piping hot! It was incredibly delicious! The most popular Colossand also has a crispy texture from frying. Colossand, I wonder if they mean it's different from croquettes? But it's true that it's a bit similar yet different. A very sticky and crispy fried food. The kinako mochi was also delicious. It didn't disappoint with its chewy texture. Absolutely irresistible.

Saturday visit at 16:52, arrived to find 4 groups waiting. Entered at 17:04, left at 17:11. The dishes we had were the Special Beef Curry Bun for 281 yen, made with onions caramelized to perfection and homemade curry filling. The Plain Bagel for 179 yen, a dense type of bagel that pairs well with cream cheese or jam. The Bite-sized Pork Cutlet Sandwich for 274 yen, made with homemade pork cutlet and curry cabbage as an accent. The Jumbo Yakisoba Dog for 200 yen, a generous serving of homemade yakisoba sandwiched inside. In my personal opinion, the prices of the bread are reasonable and delicious. Manpuku Bakery, satisfied belly!

I visited "Manpuku Bakery," which I had been interested in for a while. When I arrived around lunchtime, there were about 5 people lined up. The store had a limit of 5 people inside, so it took a little time. Finally, it was my turn to enter the store. Since it was already past lunchtime, there were not many options left, but they were continuously baking, so I just missed the timing this time. However, there were many delicious-looking breads, so I bought a few different kinds. The yakisoba bread was delicious! Looking at other customers, most of them were buying more than 10 pieces, so it made sense that it took time. The taste was also good, and the cost performance was too good, so I would like to visit again at an earlier time. Thank you for the meal!

I came to Kitahama and found a local bakery for breakfast. I bought some bread from Manpuku Bakery. It's located near the Higashiyoko-bori River and seems to be a bakery with a long history. Even on a weekday evening, there were 5 people waiting in line, showing that it's a popular spot. The store can only accommodate up to 5 people inside, and with only one cashier, it takes a while as they individually pack each item. Even after entering the store, buying quickly, and waiting in line, it took about 10 minutes at the register. The bread I bought included the following: - Chiku Wassan: A chikuwa bread with miso spread, sweet and savory, with a strong miso flavor. - Onion Bread: A pizza bread with tomato sauce and cheese, a bit on the pricier side at 300 yen. - Dutch: A crispy and fluffy bread made with rice flour, offering a unique texture. - Roasted Chestnut: A chestnut bread with a sesame flavor, the dough seemed to be black from charcoal maybe? Overall, the bread was mostly in the 100-200 yen range, offering good value for money. It may not have been completely to my taste this time, but I would like to be more selective when buying next time. Thank you for the meal.