The shrimp cutlet sandwich had plump shrimp and was the most delicious among the ones I bought this time. However, I felt that it could use a bit more flavor, like a stronger sauce or mayonnaise. It was somewhat bland. The fried chicken roll was overcooked. I think it would be better with a stronger flavor, like a curry seasoning. The curry bread part was chewy and crispy, which was delicious. There was plenty of curry sauce, but I felt it could use some more flavor, maybe a bit spicier. It seemed a bit blurry and the taste was a bit weak. The fruit sandwich seemed a bit disappointing with only canned peaches and pineapples. The cost performance was not great. I couldn't find any mention of kiwi in the ingredients list. The red bean donut had a small amount of red bean, but it was delicious. The custard pudding was strong and tasted like custard pudding. It was delicious. The egg sandwich was delicious as well. It was nice to have it made to order on the spot. The service was average.

I visited to buy lunch. If there is no pre-made food, they will make it right there for you. It's great that you can eat freshly made food. This time, I ordered a "ham cutlet sandwich" and "fried chicken roll." The fried chicken is so delicious because it's piping hot. Freshly made is the best!! The ham cutlet is also delicious, of course. All the bread here is delicious!! I want to go back to buy more. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

On a certain weekday, I stopped by this bakery located at North 26th Street East 7th Avenue for some errands. When I arrived, it was not crowded, which was a relief for me. This time, I decided to try the fruit sandwich (324 yen) and the shrimp cutlet sandwich (378 yen) as the bread was sold out last time. The fruit sandwich had a perfect balance of moistness and sweetness, with canned yellow peach, pineapple, and kiwi sandwiched between the bread and wrapped in a moderate amount of fresh cream. The bread used for both sandwiches seemed to be from that famous bakery, with a moist and excellent texture. The shrimp cutlet sandwich had a thick and satisfying shrimp cutlet inside, freshly fried and crispy, with a hint of cabbage to balance the flavors. Overall, it had a mild and pleasant taste that would appeal to a wide range of ages. I finished my meal with a complimentary cup of mineral barley tea. I also noted the location of the parking lot for future reference. Thank you for the delicious meal, and I look forward to visiting again.

One weekend, I visited a sandwich shop that I had always thought had no parking. To my surprise, they had a couple of parking spots behind the store, which was very convenient. The shop had a small space like a bento shop with a few tables and chairs, and it seemed like it was mainly for customers waiting for their orders. The place was bustling with customers, including those who had placed phone orders in advance. Unfortunately, on this day, the popular thick omelette and fruit sandwich was sold out, so I tried a few other items that caught my eye. The egg roll (151 yen) was a small roll bread with a classic egg filling, which was delicious and disappeared quickly. The plain hot dog (280 yen) was made with a hot dog bun and a regular sausage with a hint of mustard flavor. The kinako fried bread (162 yen) was freshly fried, with a good balance of oil, soft bread, and powdered sugar, making it the best recommendation of the day. However, the coco'k pudding (248 yen) was disappointing, with a strong custard and egg flavor that didn't quite match well, and the texture was not very pleasant. It was unfortunate that they were not accepting sandwich orders due to the lack of bread when I visited. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for lunch. It's been about a year since I last came here. It's close to my office, but I don't have many opportunities to come. This time, I ordered a "Fish Sandwich" and a "Plain Roll M". They have some pre-made items, but I prefer to order freshly made ones. The prices are reasonable, and I like that they serve freshly made bread. It was delicious as always! I'd like to come back again. Thank you for the meal! 😊

This was my second visit, although I would like to say it was my first. The first time, I was out for a walk in the neighborhood and realized I had no cash, only my smartphone which was not registered with PayPay, and I only had a credit card. So, I had to sadly leave the new bakery I found without being able to use my credit card. But I came back for revenge this time! The parking instructions were posted, it's along Hokko Line. There are two parking spaces available a little further north after crossing the bus stop. There seems to be some space next to the store, but parking is strictly prohibited there, so be careful. When I entered the store, it was surprisingly spacious, especially the work area in the back. It was a weekday afternoon and there were not many items on display, only about 5 or 6 types. I was looking for sweet sandwiches, but they only had savory and side dishes that looked delicious. The lineup of sweet items was either fruit or pudding (as of January 2021). Since the pudding was a mystery, I asked for a fruit sandwich to be made. It took less than 5 minutes, and they put it in a plastic bag for me (free of charge). The fruit sandwich had only fresh kiwi, canned yellow peach, and pineapple. The amount of whipped cream and sweetness was moderate. The bread was from Okameya, known for their delicious bread. It would probably be better if they used more fruit and cream, or just went with something like pork cutlet sandwich. Since the bread is delicious, sticking to the basics without any fillings would be a safe choice! It seems like they prefer phone orders for pick-up, which would be convenient. Although the location might be a bit challenging, I hope they continue to do well. Maybe they could also offer Okameya's bread as an option! Payment methods accepted are cash and PayPay (credit cards not accepted, as of January 2021).

I found this place that I've been curious about since I saw the sign before it opened, but I couldn't visit because it's closed on Sundays. This place is run by a facility that provides job support and welfare services. When you enter the shop, you'll see a wide interior with shelves displaying products, a cash register counter, and a small eating area. Although not all the items were available, I purchased a few sandwiches. The pork cutlet sandwich had thick yet tender meat with a delicious pork flavor. The cutlet was seasoned with sauce, and the occasional spiciness of the mustard added a nice touch. The bread was moist and soft, and delicious on its own. The fluffy and soft thick omelette sandwich had a delicious egg flavor and a hint of sweetness. Personally, I prefer it when it comes with mustard. Both sandwiches were filling and had good value for the price. Although I can't visit often, I would like to come back again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

OPEN I've been interested in this shop since the beginning (ΦωΦ) Besides the items made to order, there are already prepared breads displayed so you can also purchase without waiting. They offer kinako fried bread, anpan (sweet red bean paste sandwiched in a roll bread), cream bread, curry bread, tamago roll, ebi katsu roll, and more... There are about 10 different fillings available. The types of bread used include roll bread, hot dog buns, and sandwich bread, with prices varying. They also have thick egg sandwiches, fried shrimp dogs, pizza dogs, potato salad sandwiches... I couldn't decide what to get, so I asked for a recommendation and was told that the "katsu sandwich" was recommended as it had recently been renewed and changed a bit (^o^) It seems the price has also decreased a bit♪ I couldn't decide from the existing menu, so I went with the katsu sandwich♪ The katsu sandwich had just been made and was still warm (つ^o^)つ♪ To be honest, I wasn't expecting much (extremely rude of me), but the sandwich was quite big with about 2 slices of sandwich bread...! The bread was incredibly moist and left finger imprints, like melon bread...! The bread alone was delicious...!! I wonder if they also make the sandwich bread? I'm not sure since they weren't selling it. And the katsu was incredibly thick...!!! Despite being so thick, the coating was crispy and didn't fall off, making a satisfying crunching sound like ASMR...! It had a slight hint of mustard or honey mustard, I think it was spread on (ΦωΦ) There was quite a bit of cabbage inside, still crunchy without absorbing too much oil! (Maybe because it was freshly made) I met a katsu sandwich that was very satisfying in terms of cost-performance, portion, and taste! I definitely want to come back to this shop just for the katsu sandwich...! I can't believe there's a katsu sandwich that suits my taste within my reach...! I'm curious about the other breads too, but I think I'll end up buying the katsu sandwich again...!

I visited a newly opened restaurant to buy lunch. I found it on Tabelog (a restaurant review website)!! This time, I bought 'Karaage Dog' and 'Tamago Roll'. They make the food after you order, so it takes a little time (･_･; The karaage was piping hot and went perfectly with the bread ♫ Freshly made bread is always delicious!! I want to come back again to buy more. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. I will be updating my reviews based on my condition. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. In August 2019, "Cocock" is a multifunctional disability welfare service facility that includes ongoing support type B. It is operated by "Aile Life Support Station". The official name is "Disability Welfare Service Facility Aile Life Support Station". I learned about this restaurant through a review by My Follower. It is a place where people with disabilities work hard, and it is the type of facility that I support the most. Due to the reduction in subsidies from the government, employment support facilities are decreasing. This is a very important place for people with disabilities. Employment support facilities are facing tough management situations. If they are not profitable, the support funds to the workshop will be cut. Since April last year, the direction of independent support has become even stronger. As the word "self-reliance support" suggests, more support has been provided to those who are mildly self-reliant. On the other hand, it has become even more difficult for people with severe disabilities to find employment. The percentage of employees who have worked for more than six months at the workshop determines the amount of support to the workshop. If the percentage of long-term employees is low, the support funds to the workshop will be cut. As a result, nationwide, people with severe disabilities, who already have difficulty finding employment, are being cut off, reducing opportunities to attend workshops. An article titled "Employment Support Type B in Crisis" was published in the local Hokkaido Shimbun on the morning of February 16, 2019. Sixty percent of the facilities are experiencing a decrease in revenue due to the introduction of "performance-based" labor for people with disabilities. Due to "performance-based" labor, it is more beneficial for the operation to accept one person with mild disabilities who can attend five times a week rather than five people with severe disabilities who attend once a week. In particular, many new entrants are forced to close their stores in a short period of time. I visited the usual companion with encouragement. This store is located in the Mikaoho area of Higashi Ward, Sapporo City, along Higashi 8-chome Shinro Street. Please check the detailed location of the store on Tabelog. The visit was around 2:30 pm on a weekday. There were a few sandwiches and side dishes. It seemed to be selling quite well and was bustling. I bought several bread items. - Potato Salad Sandwich Weight: 154g (after deducting the bag) The package is easy to open with a rare plastic type for a sandwich. Price: 270 yen (tax included) - Curry Danshaku-kun Weight: 135g (after deducting the bag) A square fried bread with a croquette in the center. The inside of the fried bread has a curry flavor. The croquette is made from baron potatoes. It's a bit oily, but the taste is very good. Price: 216 yen (tax included) - Plain Roll Weight: 120g (after deducting the bag) Wiener, lettuce, ketchup, etc. Price: 162 yen (tax included) I hope this store continues to do well. There are some work facilities that have been able to continue. The bread is quite good for the price. My companion really liked the "Curry Danshaku-kun" (laughs). It is difficult for employment support facilities to continue for a long time. If they are not profitable, the support funds to the workshop will be cut. Demanding "performance-based" for people with disabilities is like not providing medical treatment to patients with incurable diseases. I feel that abandoning patients with severe illnesses is equivalent. I can't help but feel that "self-reliance support" is just a play on words. I hope that as many people as possible, even those with severe disabilities, can become independent. I would like to come early next time and see various bread items. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited a bakery called "COCO'k" located on the corner of a cross street in Kita 26-jo Kita-koen Line in Higashi Ward for the first time in August 2019. The bakery had a sign outside, so I decided to take a look inside. The selection of bread was limited, with only a few sandwiches displayed in a refrigerated shelf. I had just eaten ramen, so I wasn't in the mood for a sandwich. However, I was intrigued by the "new product" labeled "Butter Anpan," but it was not on the shelf. When I was contemplating what to buy, the staff informed me that the "Butter Anpan" could be made quickly. They also mentioned that some sandwiches could be made quickly as well, so I just needed to ask. I ended up buying the "Basil Bread" for 100 yen, which had a basil flavor and a nice aroma. I also tried the "Butter Anpan" for 180 yen, which was like a sandwich made with fried slices of bread filled with red bean paste and butter. The balance of sweetness and saltiness from the butter was good, although it was a bit too sweet for my taste. I later found out that this bakery is part of a "multi-functional business" in collaboration with the "Employment Support Station" offering continued support for employment. I plan to come back next time to try their main sandwiches.