Bakery Burg Bakery, with its main store in Maruyama, has four branches in Sapporo and is also available in department stores. It has become a popular bakery with a branch in Hawaii. I visited the branch at Tokyu Department Store near Sapporo Station to buy some bread before catching the train. They offer a variety of German-style bread, including rye bread and pretzels, as well as Danish pastries and savory bread. I bought three items that caught my eye. "Fruit Rye" (378 yen) is a Saturday-only bread made with rye flour, dried fruits, walnuts, and vanilla cream cheese. The bread is dense and satisfying, with a slightly acidic taste from the dried orange peels. The texture of the walnuts and the vanilla cream cheese complement the bread well, making it a great choice for a meal. "Chocola Kouhen" (265 yen) is a moist chocolate cake with a hint of bitterness from the dark cherries. Topped with custard cream, it's not too sweet, allowing you to fully enjoy the rich chocolate flavor. "Apple Blossom" (292 yen) is a crispy Danish pastry filled with plenty of apples, almonds, and pecans, giving it a sweet and fragrant taste. Although only one of the three items I bought was a traditional German bread, there were many other German bread options like whole grain loaf and cranberry walnut baton that caught my attention!

I'm preparing breakfast for tomorrow, and since the restaurant I wanted to eat at is closed, I'll go with plan B! I'll leave it to Mr. Buruku, who has delicious an butter. The an butter is chewy, so I bought another slice of bread. I had the option to choose between chocolate or red bean paste to mix with the bread. I really struggle with Japanese names. Sweat.

This is a review of a local bakery located in the Tokyu Department Store underground at Sapporo Station. The founder, Mr. Takemura, worked as a salaryman while apprenticing at a famous German bakery on weekends for 6 years before opening his own bakery in Ebetsu in 1977. The bakery specializes in bread made with Hokkaido ingredients and now has 4 stores in Sapporo, including the main store near Maruyama Park, as well as a store in Hawaii. The reviewer encountered this bakery while looking for souvenirs at Foodshow and decided to buy some bread to take back to Tokyo. They purchased a pretzel and a Pumpernickel bread, both of which they enjoyed. The pretzel was slightly softer than expected but had delicious dough. When reheated, it had a crispy texture. The Pumpernickel bread was used to make a sandwich with bacon, smoked salmon, and cream cheese, which turned out to be delicious. The bread itself had a rich flavor and complemented the fillings well. The reviewer expressed a desire to visit the main store early in the day to try more of their offerings in the future.

The German-style hard bread here is delicious. My partner has become obsessed with Macadamia France, but I prefer the basic Burgkraier and other side dish breads. The gratin-style bread and pizza-style bread are both great for pairing with alcohol. Thank you to our favorite Burg Bakery!

Sapporo's well-known German-style hard bread shop, I love buying a large amount of their delicious Brötchen. I also purchase their tasty sandwich bread, this bakery never disappoints! Their signature Brötchen is simply delicious when toasted and spread with butter! You can also customize it with cheese, tomato, salad toppings, and truly appreciate the quality of the ingredients. It's a staple in our home, we are always grateful for their delicious offerings. Whether eaten as is or with different toppings, you can always count on their consistent and tasty flavors. Thank you so much for the delicious meal! The Brötchen is the best!

I have been visiting "Boulangerie" once or twice a month recently, and I keep going back for their "Macadamia France" bread. This time, I also tried their "Salt Bread, Melon Bread, Cranberry and Walnut Baton." The salt bread had a crispy crust and a moist inside, which was quite well-made. The second popular item, the "Cranberry and Walnut Baton," may not have the highest level of perfection, but it tastes pretty good when reheated until crispy. I will definitely be visiting again. Thank you for the meal!

I visited "Burk Bakery" on the basement floor while visiting Tokyu. The main store is in Maruyama and I rarely get to go there. There is also a branch at Marui Imai, but I thought it would be more convenient to be closer to the station! I wanted to buy the "Macadamia France" based on Zaby's review, but they were not selling it that day, which was disappointing. After debating for over 5 minutes on which bread to buy, I ended up choosing the "Three Nut Florentine (¥378)" and a bread I had never tried before, the "Manul Bread (¥335)". - Three Nut Florentine According to the official Facebook page, this seems to be a new product released just last spring. In simple terms, it's like a thick baked sablé dough with plenty of caramelized and nuts. The Florentine itself is not bread but a baked confectionery. I was worried that the taste of caramel might evaporate, so I reheated it because I wanted to eat it in a crispy state! Although it may not be conveyed in the attached image, the shiny appearance of the caramel intensified even more! The nuts packed tightly on the surface have a mild sweetness, each one combining bitterness and nuttiness. The crispy texture also adds to the experience, and since the caramel retains its sweetness even when warmed, it is recommended to bake it in the oven before eating for those seeking a crispy texture. It seems like you can enjoy it with a crispy texture like pie! - Manul Bread It seems to be a French bread filled with garlic butter, sugar, honey, and cream cheese. I've heard the name before, but it was news to me that it is a bread originating from Korea. Since it is a French bread dough, I decided to bake it before eating. Even before it was fully warmed, the scent of garlic spread, stimulating the appetite! Once you take a bite, the outside is crispy, and the inside is chewy like a baguette! It has a punchy, salty, but fragrant and flavorful garlic butter taste! The cream cheese is creamy and sweet! The two flavors blend together exquisitely, and the addictive deliciousness is truly devilish! You should try trendy items at least once, and this bread makes you realize that. I also found Brussels and other breads interesting besides the ones I bought this time, so I hope to have a day when I can buy Macadamia France with them. I'll continue to visit bread shops around Sapporo Station! Thank you for the meal.

I saw a review that MyRebi-sama is obsessed with, so I went to check it out ~^ - ^ The store is not located on the wall side, but in the middle of the passage near the escalator. I always thought the staff would be restless. Now, for the order, one type (lol) ◆ Macadamia France 324 yen Macadamia nuts with a crunchy texture! The balance with the sweetness of white chocolate is exquisitely delicious ~♪ Macadamia nuts are surprisingly expensive. This is delicious ~! MyRebi-sama, thank you for the information! ^ - ^ Thank you for the meal ~ ===========

Recently, I can't help but stop by the bakery near my house, "Boulc Bakery," which I've been hooked on lately. One of my favorite items is the "Macadamia France @ 324." The glass case at the store is filled with signs like "Most popular," "Very popular," "Customers keep coming back," which may seem excessive, but don't underestimate this product. Seeing is believing, so I highly recommend trying the "Macadamia France." It contains macadamia nuts, dried pineapples, and white chocolate. The crust may not be crispy, but the texture inside is moist and of good quality. The generous amount of expensive macadamia nuts, along with the right amount of saltiness, mixed with the sweetness of dried pineapples and white chocolate, is irresistible. I also purchased a "Butter Bread" this time, but unfortunately, my wife took it to her workplace before I could taste it. I still have a feeling that my love for "Macadamia France" will continue, and I will definitely visit again soon. Thank you for the delicious food.

In the evening, I had some free time so I stopped by Tokyu Department Store. I decided to buy some bread to eat for lunch the next day at "Boulangerie". I have visited their Yurayama branch a few times but I couldn't decide what to get as everything seems popular and recommended. I ended up choosing two items that were highly recommended on the POP sign: "Macadamia France @324" and "Cranberry and Walnut Baton @227". I had them during work the next day. "Macadamia France" had macadamia nuts, dried pineapples, and white chocolate. Since I ate it the next day, the crust wasn't crispy but the texture inside was moist and good. The high-quality macadamia nuts were generously mixed in, making it worth the price. The right amount of saltiness combined with the sweetness of dried pineapples and white chocolate was irresistible. It's no wonder why it's a popular choice and definitely delicious. Please try it! The "Cranberry and Walnut Baton" had a firm texture with plenty of walnuts. I often buy bread that combines nuts and dried fruits, and this one was also a popular item. The finish was great and I highly recommend it. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I visited a shop I always passed by, and chose a Cheddar Cheese Crown and Orange Crown for tomorrow's breakfast. The Cheddar Cheese Crown had a rich cheddar flavor, not just a cheese-flavored bread, but the cheese was wrapped in the bread, giving it a strong and fragrant taste. The Orange Crown had a moist dough filled with custard cream and orange peel, creating a balance of sweetness and bitterness. The cream had a nostalgic sweetness, reminiscent of a baguette, but with a refined sweetness. The Maron Danish had a generous amount of chestnut cream with an elegant and sophisticated taste. The cream had a strong flavor that didn't lose to the Danish pastry. This would go well with a cup of milk tea. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I always went after work, but the Maritozzo was always sold out and I couldn't buy it. Finally managed to purchase the last one! It's a perfect palm-sized treat. It's a brioche filled with plenty of cream. The cream has a refreshing flavor and is not too heavy, making it easy to eat. I hear that there are many different flavors at Takemura labo, so I would like to try those as well.

Located in the Sapporo Station area, this bakery is situated in the basement food section of Tokyu Department Store. It is a well-established German bread shop in Sapporo, with its main store in the Maruyama area. During a shopping trip to Tokyu, I purchased several bread items for home. While the sales space is not very large, there is a decent variety of bread available. Personally, I love their rye bread, so I find everything I try to be delicious. However, the classic "Bauernkranz (240 yen excluding tax)" is my favorite. The prices are reasonable, making it a great choice for those who enjoy German bread.

I purchased a baguette here for my January evening drink. It is a German-style hard bread made with rye. It goes perfectly with olive oil and prosciutto. It is made with sugar-free, additive-free wheat, so you can enjoy it safely and deliciously. It is a baguette with a light texture.

You don't have to go all the way to Maruyama, as there is one in Tokyu, making it convenient. The croissant is not very crispy, but moist and light. The camembert cream bread has hardly any sweetness in it, with a surprising amount of camembert cheese cream inside. Surprisingly, the cream is not overpowering and tastes delicious. Although the space is small and there aren't many types of bread, they have the basics. Thank you for the meal.

Nocchimu-san invited me to come to Sapporo Station, so I decided to visit a shop I was curious about. Right next to that shop, I found Boulc Bakery. I had been to the main store in Maruyama before, but I was surprised to see one in Tokyu as well. Although the variety and quantity of bread are fewer compared to the main store, there were delicious-looking bread lined up. Here, the bread is displayed in a showcase, so you order the bread you want and have it picked up. I have tried some delicious bread here before, but this time I chose a bread I had never tried before. The Piroshki, a winter limited edition bread, had a crispy outer layer and a soft inner layer. It was filled with ingredients such as pork and eggs, packed tightly, and had a strong herb flavor. Personally, I don't mind it, but I wonder how people who don't like herbs would feel about it. The Butter Bun, the most popular sweet bread, had plenty of butter sandwiched between soft dough. The butter had a nice salty taste, not too heavy, with a refreshing aftertaste and a smooth texture. The balance between the gentle sweetness of the dough was also good. It's no wonder this is the most popular sweet bread. If I can buy Boulc Bakery's bread at Tokyu, I wouldn't mind stopping by again when shopping around Sapporo Station. Thank you for the meal.

I've been curious about this bean bread for a while and finally stopped by. I didn't expect them to be selling it, so I got really excited. The curry bread dough is fried to a crisp, but a bit oily. The curry inside is spicy and authentic. I wish they sold just that, it's that good. It's filled with so many beans, it's bean overload. The beans are a bit firm and have a good texture. I also like the sugar sprinkled on top of the bread. There are apparently fewer options here compared to the main store (I've never been there, this is information from a friend), but there are still quite a few choices. I was just at Agepan buying bread, but thanks for hopping on the bread train!

This is a bakery located on the 1st floor of the Tokyu Department Store food floor. I often visit the Marui store, but there was a type of bread that I have only encountered at the Tokyu store, the "French Anpan". It is really delicious! Another bread that I always buy when I visit is the "Zarutsuzenmeru". The staff, two lovely ladies, were very friendly and made my shopping experience pleasant. The next day, I tried the French Anpan, which had a soft dough with plenty of sweet bean paste and a sprinkle of walnuts on top. It was delicious! The Zarutsuzenmeru, a German-style salty bread, had a crispy crust, moist dough, rich butter, and a slightly strong salty flavor. It was so tasty! I have never encountered these breads at the main store or the Marui store, so it was a pleasant surprise. Enjoyed my meal!

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medicine that suits me. This review is based on my condition and consultation. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. [July 2019] "Bruck Bakery" is a popular bakery in Sapporo. Founded in 1977, it specializes in German bread. The main store is located in the Maruyama area of Chuo Ward. There used to be about 6 stores in the city center, but now there are only 3. The main store in Maruyama, Tokyu Department Store Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store, and the above 3 stores have decreased. Instead, they have expanded to Hawaii, with 4 stores currently in Hawaii. Many people may have used it without knowing when they traveled to Hawaii. At the "Sapporo Tokyu Department Store" depachika "Tokyu Food Show," the "Ichinomiya Fruit Sales Association in Yamanashi Prefecture" was being held. The booth was run by "JA Fuefuki's Ichinomiya Fruit Direct Sales Office." Many people from Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture, were present. Among them, there were also lovely "Yamanashi Fruit Ladies." Bruck Bakery sponsored this and sold "Ichinomiya Peach Danish" limited to 12 pieces a day. It was already sold out on the first visit. On the second visit, I was able to get 2 "Ichinomiya Peach Danish." This store is located in the JR Sapporo station area of Chuo Ward, near JR Sapporo Station, on the basement 1st floor of Sapporo Tokyu Department Store. Please check the exact location of the store on Tabelog. I was waiting for the department store to open on weekends before 10 am. My usual companion went first and managed to get it somehow. ■Ichinomiya Peach Danish Sales Period: July 4-6, 2019 Limited to 12 pieces per day Weight: actual measurement 101g (after deducting the bag weight) It feels quite heavy when held. The base is a crispy Danish with fermented butter. It has a good texture. Inside, there are sliced "Ichinomiya Premium Peaches" and custard cream. The "Ichinomiya Premium Peaches" are juicy and sweet. The custard is moderately sweet and does not interfere with the taste of the "Ichinomiya Premium Peaches." It is a good marriage. The price is 346 yen (tax included). The Ichinomiya Peach Danish is of high quality. It is a triple marriage of "Danish," "Ichinomiya Premium Peaches," and "Custard Cream." They complement each other's flavors. It skillfully brings out the premium feel of the "Ichinomiya Peach Danish." It feels like a waste to have it only available for 3 days. Next time, I might try the bread made with rye from the Bavarian region of Germany. It was delicious, thank you.

I visited Tokyu Department Store around 1:00 pm on Saturday! I was shopping and suddenly craved for bread, so I bought just one...(*_*) The bread I purchased was a cranberry and walnut semi-hard type bread, with plenty of cranberries and walnuts inside. The cranberries and walnuts were delicious, but the scent of wheat was also noticeable (^^♪ The size was not small, and there were generous amounts of cranberries and walnuts, so I thought it was a good value for the taste! There were many other breads that caught my eye, so I will come back with an empty stomach♪ Thank you for the mealヽ(*^^*)ノ

I was ordered to buy delicious bread while walking, so I decided to do some food log activity. I visited three places to buy bread for tomorrow morning. The first place was Enzan, the second was inside a department store, and the third was Burg Bakery here! It's located in the basement of Tokyu Department Store. Since the Enzan store has closed, I can only buy their bread at the department store now! I already have 7 breads in my backpack, so I need to get 4 more! The bread here is not really fancy in appearance, but quite plain. I bought Mandel Melon for 184 yen, Chocolate Croissant for 184 yen, Poavurkese for 260 yen, and Croissant for 195 yen. Tomorrow morning, I will compare the bread from the three stores with my family! This place was the most popular. The dough is delicious! The smell of wheat is nice! I definitely agree with that evaluation. The bread from Burg is so delicious! Personally, I liked the second store inside the department store. Tastes can be tricky, right? Thank you for the meal! 😄