Visited for lunch. They have a variety of sandwiches, including some unique options. Tried the potato sandwich with pickled radish this time. I like the texture of pickled radish. Whether it goes well with the potato sandwich is a matter of personal preference. Also bought a chocolate crunch pie, but the taste was taken by the kids so I'm not sure. However, the vinyl tape used to seal the bread bag is easy to open, which was a small thoughtful gesture that made the experience stress-free. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Nishino store for the first time. I bought strawberry sandwich, cutlet sandwich, pudding whip sandwich, and mentaiko burdock. The fluffy bread was delicious for all of them. I still want to try more from there.

I purchased this sandwich at "Waku Waku Hiroba" in Ario Sapporo. It was around 7:30 PM, so it was half price at the register. I bought the following sandwiches: Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich (486 yen), BLT Sandwich (378 yen), and Fruit Sandwich (388 yen), all at half price. Actually, I had bought the Fruit Sandwich here at Ario before. However, I was in a rush to catch the bus, so by the time I got home to take a picture, it had gotten all squished because of my heavy bags. So, I gave up on taking a photo and planned to write a review on "Tabelog" next time. This time, I also bought regular sandwiches, and the panda-patterned wrapping was really cute. These little things add to the excitement of eating and make the taste even better. However, I found the BLT Sandwich to be a bit lacking in flavor because even though it had a lot of lettuce, it didn't have much taste. I wish they had added mayonnaise or dressing sauce between the lettuce and other ingredients, or even within the lettuce itself. But overall, it was delicious. I will definitely visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal. By the way, you might be thinking, "Is this person buying a lot of half-price items on the same day and eating them all at once?" Well, actually, I froze the bento boxes as soon as I got home and ate them little by little over the next few days. So, stay tuned for more from the Ario "Waku Waku Hiroba" half-price series! (laughs) By the way, did you notice? The exterior photo of "Waku Waku Hiroba" may look similar to the one in a previous review, but if you look closely, they are actually different photos.

I tried the chocolate walnut whip sandwich from Mog and Coco for lunch. Inside, there were maple walnuts and white chocolate pieces scattered and sandwiched with whip cream. The crunchy texture of the chocolate combined with the sweetness was delicious and new. As a white chocolate lover, the sweetness was irresistible. I might just have to come back for more. They also have a variety of pastry sandwich options, not just the classic egg sandwich. It's nice to see some unique options as well! Thank you for the meal.

It used to be a regular bakery, but now it has become a sandwich shop. They have a wide variety of sandwiches, making it hard to choose. I bought the prosciutto cream cheese sandwich, hamburger sandwich, and red bean whipped cream. I had the prosciutto cream cheese sandwich, which was delicious with plenty of cream cheese. The hamburger sandwich seemed delicious with a thick hamburger patty. The fruit sandwich also looked tasty, so I would like to try that next time. The staff was friendly. There didn't seem to be a parking lot, so I parked at the nearby drugstore and did some shopping there before heading home.

One weekend, I stopped by my parents' house to have lunch and brought some souvenirs. I visited a bakery in Nishi 7-jo, Nishi Ward, and also in Shinoro, Kita Ward, where I had been taken care of before. The bakery had interesting sandwiches and a variety of bread. The interior of the bakery, which used to be a bakery before, was not much different. There was a decent amount of space with normal bread and sweet or savory sandwiches displayed in the refrigerated shelves. From the menu that day, I chose some items that caught my eye. "Pickled Radish Sandwich (270 yen)" - I was surprised by the impact of this sandwich when I had it before, so I bought it again. This time, the pickled radish seemed to have a higher ratio of potato salad, so the impact was not as strong as last time. "Burdock Sandwich (240 yen)" - I bought this thinking my parents might like it. It had a lot of finely shredded burdock salad sandwiched, and it was saltier than I had imagined, which I personally found a bit off-putting. "Strawberry Sandwich (350 yen)" - I bought this because it had three strawberries cut in half, which could be divided into thirds. The strawberries were sweet with little acidity, but the thick cream was not to my liking. "Bean Bread (150 yen)" - A slightly larger round bread with beans sprinkled on the surface. Unfortunately, there were not many beans inside, which was a bit disappointing. I noticed that both the bean bread and sandwich bread seemed a bit dry, which may be due to timing or the original dough. It might bother customers with a high standard. Thank you for the meal.

It's Sapporo... I'm alone, but is there "MOG & CoCo" everywhere in Nishino? I wrote down two places, but I don't remember at all. This time, it's a sandwich again. The bread is very delicious, moist, and heavy. I got tendonitis in the short time from buying it to getting in the car. The bread is very delicious, but I wonder what kind of bread they use. The first thing that surprised me when I bit into it was not the deliciousness of the bread, but the awful taste of the margarine. I hate this bad margarine. The bacon is cheap, but the margarine is terrible. I have to eat it in pieces. I really wanted to throw it away. The bacon may not be delicious, but it's good with wine, right? It's a BLT. The egg... how can it get so hard? It should be delicious, but the margarine ruins it all.

A lovely bakery!! The sandwiches come in panda packaging, which instantly boosts your mood. I tried the burdock mentaiko potato salad sandwich, which was delicious with lots of burdock and my favorite mentaiko potato salad. It was very filling. They also had a variety of pastries available, so I bought a few. It was exciting to see so many sandwich options at this fun bakery.

After lunch, I stopped by MOG&CoCo Nishino store to buy dessert. I remember there used to be another bakery (Foods&Bread) at this location. Today, I was looking for something sweet, and I found a corner with fruit sandwiches displayed! I decided to get the chocolate banana sandwich. Just as I was about to head to the register, I noticed...huh? Coffee jelly? A product with no fruit at all was placed at the bottom of the fruit sandwich display, and I decided to buy it too. The chocolate banana sandwich was delicious as expected, but the coffee jelly sandwich was a disappointment...it had a strong acidity which clashed with the sweetness of the cream. I think it would have been better if the coffee flavor was a bit milder.

The nearest store is the Hachiken store, but this time I came to Nishino because it's newly opened. The salt bread is 120 yen. I prefer a bit more butter and salt, but when you take your time to savor it, it's delicious in its own way. The sandwich that would probably suit my taste the most is the BLT egg sandwich for 340 yen. I couldn't resist my hunger and had it before taking it home. It's delicious. I wonder how it would taste with cheese added. I bought two fruit sandwiches, the strawberry sandwich for 350 yen and the banana-kiwi-strawberry mix sandwich for 350 yen. They feel cheaper compared to other stores, but I wonder how they actually taste. It's getting a bit iffy. I also bought a mini croissant chocolate and a chocolate roll. Yeah, I realize I really like salt bread. Oh, and I told the staff to say hi to Hachiken as well, because why not?

The cashier's attitude during accounting was not good, with a feeling of "hurry up and choose." The previous store had older ladies, and their customer service was not bad, so it's a shame.

On a snowy day, a commercial vehicle that seemed unfamiliar arrived at the workplace. They had intended to sell their goods in Tomakomai, but had to abandon the plan due to the snow and instead visited nearby buildings. I decided to make a purchase since they were there. The breads were priced around 400-500 yen each, with each type having two pieces. There were a variety of options including dessert sandwiches and deli-style sandwiches. The Apple Cinnamon Roll was moist with a delicious cinnamon flavor and the texture of the apple was enjoyable. I warmed up the Calzone in a toaster and it had a nice balance of moistness and crispiness. If given the chance, I would like to visit the store in person. Thank you for the meal.

I purchased various bento boxes, bread, and sweets from the "Exciting Plaza" where you can buy them at Le Trois. When I visited in the morning, the previous day's remaining MOG&CoCo sweets were half price. The Cookie Choux (usually 194 yen) had a normal cookie dough with no crispy texture, filled with regular whipped cream and custard whip. The Pie Choux (usually 226 yen) also had a non-crispy pie crust and lacked double whipped cream. I couldn't remember if it had regular whipped cream or custard whip. The Cheese Tart (usually 226 yen) had a moist tart crust but tasted delicious. The Chocolate Tart (usually 226 yen) had a thick tart crust with more crust than chocolate. The chocolate cream tasted like cheap chocolate, disappointing overall. If the Cheese Tart is half price, I would consider buying it again. I remember that the MOG&CoCo sandwiches were delicious, so I would like to try them next time.

I purchased these items at the Waku Waku Market in Ario Sapporo. I didn't even know there was a Nishino store there... (I had no idea). This is the first time I've bought bread other than sandwiches. - Nozawana Wasabi: I couldn't taste any wasabi at all, and the nozawana was honestly overshadowed by the mayo and cheese. However, it had a crunchy texture and a slightly bitter taste, making it more like a side dish bread or a snack bread. When heated, it became more fluffy... but also more greasy. - Apple Cinnamon Roll: I was debating between this and an apple pie, but since I like both apples and cinnamon... The cinnamon flavor was quite strong, and there were still crunchy pieces of cooked apples inside. It felt like something you might find in the bakery section of a large supermarket. When heated, it became more fluffy and moist. Overall, I also noticed these products at the Le Trois store, but the Waku Waku Market items from Mogu Coco have a really high quality. Maybe sandwiches are still my favorite choice~