I visited the shop well past lunchtime. Inside, I could see a busy workshop with a stone oven, as well as shelves displaying various products, creating a nice atmosphere. The photo shows that there were only a few products left, but I decided to add cheese to my cranberry bagel and also bought some sweet red bean butter, which the staff explained to me in detail. The prices are quite reasonable for organic products. The eggplant miso gallette was delicious.

I happened to pass by the store and decided to go in. I bought an an butter and a scone. The an butter was a luxurious combination of sinful butter and moist red bean paste. The scone was a snack where you can enjoy the flavor and texture of fig. It was very delicious and made me feel happy. I would like to try a different bread next time.

I stopped by after visiting Sumiyoshi Taisha. I visited around 2 pm, but there were only about 5 types left. Maybe because it was a weekday, the staff also said, "I'm sorry, there aren't many left." But since I came all the way, I bought 2 types of bread and rusk, and they were all delicious. If I'm nearby, I would buy them again.

"PanWEST Top 100 Stores 2022" [Visit] Easy to access, just a 3-minute walk from Himeshō Station on the Hankyu Electric Railway Jōmachi Line [Queue] No queue, visited at 1:05 pm on a weekday, no crowd inside [Takeout] - Organic Lemon and White Chocolate French Bread for ¥300 (a sweet and sour bread with lemon, white chocolate, and nuts) [Popular] - Homemade Organic Red Bean and Cream Cheese Bun for ¥260 (delicious even when eaten cold) [Most Popular] - White Chocolate Bread for ¥260 (fluffy bread with organic white chocolate mixed in) - Summer Vegetable Veggie Curry Bread for ¥240 (summer curry bread made by simmering organic spices and summer vegetables) [Interior] Stylish exterior and interior Google Local Guide https://maps.app.goo.gl/1mWL6ULmcHWD8Gza9 Instagram https://instagram.com/i.shige_tabearuki?igshid=MzNlNGNkZWQ4Mg==

Organic Bread Workshop - Soreiyu Blueberry and Cream Cheese Bread: ¥250 Cinnamon Roll: ¥240 I visited at 12:30 and there was a line, but I was able to choose my bread as they were already packed in plastic bags. I chose a snack bread for after lunch. The dough was delicious, as expected. The brick oven, although now using gas, still produces tasty results. Located at 1-7-4 Tezukayama, Abeno-ku, Osaka City.

Himematsu Station is on which line? Chinchin train!? I've seen it on TV and I really want to ride it! "Organic Workshop Soreiyu," a popular bakery with a cute little shop. I took some photos and as I was choosing, more and more people arrived. - Yama-shoku (mountain food) 540 yen (excluding tax) - Homemade vegetable curry bread 240 yen (bag not included) I mentioned that I didn't know how to ride the Chinchin train, and I was told to get off at Tennoji Station and pay at the ticket gate. The old-fashioned train is rare to ride on. I bought some bread and walked to Himematsu Station, where I saw the train arriving. It was not retro but cute with its yellow color. The train is like a bus, with boarding and alighting similar to a bus. You can even use your PiTaPa card. It was fun! Next time, I want to ride it with my nephew who loves trains. I was in a rush when I boarded, so I couldn't take a photo, but I managed to take one at Tennoji Station. It was a nice little detour from work. The bread is made with homemade organic whole wheat flour and natural yeast. It was chewy and delicious, both fresh and baked. I really like this bread. The curry bread had a crunchy lotus root texture and was spicy. I want to try other bread varieties too. If you're interested in this shop, please save it from this post. Thank you!

I visited around 2 p.m. on Sunday. I walked from a nearby parking lot, but I missed it once without noticing. Maybe it was because of the rain that day, but even in the early afternoon, there were quite a few types of bread. I had a bread made with burdock, and it had a very gentle taste, as they are known for selling organic products.

Takeout menu☆ - Organic Blueberry and Cream Cheese Ciabatta (limited quantity) 300 yen The sweet and sour blueberries go perfectly with the cream cheese. - Walnut Petit Bread 160 yen Contains plenty of organic walnuts rich in "anti-aging fatty acids" Omega-3. - Stone Oven-baked Pizza 330 yen A chewy pizza topped with pesticide-free vegetables. A classic favorite! Thank you for the feast! Organic Bread Workshop Soreiyu, thank you very much!

White chocolate bread, homemade vegetable curry bread Address: 1-7-4 Tezukayama, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Phone number: 06-6656-1623 Business hours: 08:00-18:00 (Closed when sold out) Open on Sundays Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, irregular holidays (announced on SNS)

Himematsu Station on the Sakai-Sen line is home to the popular bakery "Soreike," which has been selected as one of the top 100 bakeries in the area for two consecutive times. Located just north of the station in the upscale residential area of Tezukayama, this bakery is highly regarded by the locals. The staff at Soreike are polite and courteous, reflecting the calm and serene atmosphere of the neighborhood. During a quiet weekday afternoon visit, I was recommended several seasonal limited-time bread options, although my initial interest was in their top-selling White Chocolate Bread. I ended up purchasing the [Organic Apple Jam and Cream Cheese Bread] based on personal recommendation. The bread had a strong and rich cream cheese flavor with a hint of apple, but the cream cheese overpowering the other elements. Overall, the bakery had a nice ambiance with friendly service. The bread was priced at 240 yen per piece, making it a decent value. While the bakery fell slightly short of expectations, it still showed potential for improvement. I would recommend trying their White Chocolate Bread if you visit in the future. Overall Rating: 3.4/5 Bakery Rating: 3.4/5 Visit Experience Rating: 3.4/5

Located about a 1-minute walk from Himeshō Station on the Hankai Tramway Uemachi Line, this shop had caught my eye for a while. Finally, I had the chance to visit. I arrived around 14:10 on a weekend, so there weren't many pastries left. I ordered the Organic An Butter for 380 yen and the Apple Jam and Cream Cheese Bread for 240 yen. The An Butter was made with French grass-fed butter and homemade Hokkaido red bean paste, and it looked delicious when served. The bagel was chewy but easy to eat, and the red bean paste and butter paired perfectly. The other bread had a generous amount of jam and cream cheese, making it easy to enjoy. There are many unique bread options, but they are all delicious. I look forward to visiting earlier next time.

Located along the street where the only tram in Osaka, the Hankai Tram, runs, this bakery may be a bit challenging to access due to the narrow road. The cozy exterior of the shop exudes warmth, fitting well in the upscale residential area of Tezukayama. Inside, a variety of handmade organic bread is displayed, giving off a homely vibe. While the selection is not extensive and there are some sold-out items, the lineup includes appealing bread options. - White Chocolate Bread (¥240 + tax): Claimed to be the most popular, this bread is made with organic white chocolate mixed into the dough. It has a simple yet satisfying taste. - Cinnamon Roll (¥240 + tax): A nut-filled cinnamon roll with a perfect balance of cinnamon flavor and nuttiness, showcasing excellent craftsmanship. - Organic Cranberry Bagel (¥250 + tax): A chewy dough filled generously with cranberries, offering a refreshing tartness. - Homemade Vegetable Curry Bread (¥240 + tax): The types of vegetables used vary depending on the season, with summer vegetables used during this visit. Despite the mild spiciness, the bread is rich in spice flavors, embodying a homemade touch with plenty of vegetables. - Swiss Gruyere Cheese France (¥330 + tax): Resembling a sliced pizza, this dish combines mashed potatoes and cheese with zucchini and bitter gourd, providing a satisfying and summery taste experience.

I visited a bakery called Hime Matsuri, known for its organic bread, for the first time. I went on a Sunday morning at 11 am and there was only one customer ahead of me, so I was able to enter right away. The shop, located in a renovated old house, had a charming atmosphere. I purchased kumquat, chocolate, and cocoa nib bread, which were all organic and had a delicious taste. I enjoyed them very much. Additionally, I found out that I can bring the bread to a nearby affiliated cafe next time. I look forward to trying the chocolate doughnut that I couldn't take home due to the hot weather.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon. No other customers. The store is relatively small, but they had a decent variety of bread. However, considering the location and the atmosphere of the store, it felt a bit expensive. Does organic really make it that pricey? As someone who doesn't particularly care about organic, I can't help but think they should just lower the price by 100 yen instead of emphasizing organic. The taste was okay.

I left my house early in the morning, finished some errands in Suminoe-ku, and headed east. Since I hadn't eaten anything in the morning, I was feeling hungry! I searched on Tabelog for a place near my current location and found it - Pan-san! And it's a famous shop too. When I headed north along the Chinchin train line, I saw the shop on the left. It was around 8:10 and although the shutters were open, there were curtains inside. I opened the door and was told to wait a bit as they were about to open. It's an 8:00 am shop, so they must be really busy in the morning, right? I waited outside for a while and soon enough they said, "Sorry to keep you waiting, please come in." When I entered, I could see why it's a famous shop - all the bread was neatly arranged and looked beautiful. It was so hard to choose one as they all seemed so unique, using pesticide-free and organic ingredients. I finally decided on the homemade vegetable curry bread. It had a generous amount of filling, with chunky potatoes and other ingredients. It wasn't too spicy and was easy to eat. The atmosphere inside the shop was really nice! It made me forget about time and was a calming space. With chairs and books, I could spend a whole day here on a holiday! Thank you for the meal. The homemade vegetable curry bread was 240 yen.

Organic Bread Workshop Soreiyu Croquette Dog ¥350 Mochiawa Clock Mushroom ¥320 Homemade Veggie Curry Bun ¥240 Organic An Butter ¥360 Kumquat and Chocolate Cocoa ¥240 I visited "Soreiyu" for the first time in a while. It is a well-known bakery selected as one of the "Top 100 Bakeries in the West" on Tabelog. They are particular about using organic and organically grown ingredients and bake them in a brick-built stone oven. The breads they offer are quite selective. The "Organic An Butter" consists of homemade sweet bean paste made from organic Hokkaido azuki beans and organic raw sugar, sandwiched in a whole wheat bagel dough with organic grass-fed fermented butter from France (butter made from milk of cows that only eat grass). For today's lunch, I had 5 different breads and they were all delicious. Address: 1-7-4 Tezukayama, Abeno-ku, Osaka City.

On a holiday at 2:40 PM, the bakery seemed to have limited bread options. The staff mentioned that as well. I'll try coming in the morning next time. Gorgonzola with nuts and raisins for 319 yen was complex with a strong Gorgonzola aroma mixed with the sweetness of raisins. The next day, it became easier to eat after I had half of it. The ancient wheat yeast scone for 264 yen had a good layer with chocolate chips, moist and delicious. The cinnamon roll with organic sweet potatoes and nuts for 264 yen had a cinnamon aroma. The nuts added a nice touch.

Homemade natural yeast, whole grain flour, and bread baked in a stone oven♡ Rare organic bread and the disinfectant was from L'Occitane! Haha, it smells nice and is gentle on the skin. Overall, it seems like they really care about the ingredients they use. The store is small, so it gets crowded with three adults. Haha. When I visited around 12 pm on Sunday, there were still plenty of bread available. The owner's wife has a scary aura and is not very friendly. The bread is a bit pricey starting from around 300 yen each, but it's delicious, organic, and makes a great gift! I would love to visit again if I'm in the area.

Arrived at "Organic Bread Workshop Soreiyu" in an area where the Chin Chin and Hankai tram lines run in Osaka before 9:00 on Saturday morning. The shop can only accommodate up to 3 people. The shelves are lined with tempting breads that make you want to buy them all. We enjoyed the White Chocolate Bread (most popular) priced at 240 yen + tax, the homemade Veggie Curry Bread (recommended) priced at 240 yen + tax, and the Apple Jam and Cream Cheese Bread priced at 240 yen + tax. The hand sanitizer in the shop was also to our liking.

I visited this shop because I really wanted to try a certain bread that I saw on Twitter. It was an organic chocolate bread with a tattoo made of white powder on top, and they only made one per day. I was lucky enough to reserve it via email and it was delicious. The shop is run by a friendly couple, and the husband is very kind. They offer a variety of delicious organic bread made with natural homemade yeast. I would love to visit this shop again when I'm in Osaka. Thank you for the wonderful meal.