At 11 am, there are about three groups of customers getting takeout at an old bakery that I heard has been around for a long time. The person who used to bake bread there broke their bones, so now sandwiches are the main focus (using sandwich bread with fillings like red bean paste and butter). In the past, there used to be a variety of sweet and savory bread to choose from, but now it seems like there is only one option.

I visited around lunchtime (around 12:30) and they had a variety of tartines, sausages, ham, but not much other types of bread. There was only one loaf of bread left, but I wasn't in the mood for plain bread, so I chose something relatively simple. I couldn't find the receipt, so I don't know the price of each bread, but I bought six for just over 1000 yen. I haven't eaten them all yet, but the bacon-filled bread had a perfect balance of cheese, bacon, pepper, and bread dough, and it was quite large but I devoured it in no time. The two small buns stuck together had a soft, slightly sweet dough that was delicious. You can tell they are made with care. The staff was very friendly and made the shopping experience pleasant. I will visit again at a different time.

I had a casual and relaxed meal at Yuruyuru Mora-san. I had a sandwich. It was delicious, but the bread wasn't as tasty as the last time I had a sandwich here. Maybe they changed the supplier of the bread? I know the bread they use here the best. As a service, I received a small dish with a vinegar-like taste. Thank you for that.

My favorite bakery. The owner is currently injured, so only sandwiches, hot dogs, and burgers are available. Making items like mentaiko bread or baguettes may be difficult. I bought a sandwich and a hot dog. Received a complimentary potato salad. All the flavors were incredibly delicious. The potato salad was especially amazing. The fact that it came with a spoon made it even more delightful.

It is a popular bakery near Osaka Metro Temmabashi Station. It is small and cozy, located on a corner making it easy to stop by. The bakery exudes a warm atmosphere with its wooden decor. On this day, they only had Florentine and sandwiches available, so I decided to take home a Florentine. The Florentine was attractively cut and displayed, reminiscent of a Parisian bakery. It had a perfect crispy brown crust, a rich aroma of fermented butter, and a generous amount of caramelized almond slices. The Florentine was light and snack-like, and absolutely delicious. I was planning to visit the next day to try their other breads, but I found out from their Instagram that the owner had been injured and was unable to bake the usual lineup. I look forward to their recovery and can't wait to visit again. Thank you for the wonderful treat!

After finishing the spice charge, my partner and I headed to the bakery they had locked onto. We arrived during business hours, but most of their main products were already sold out (￣▽￣;) So, we ended up buying a Florentine that was still available. It's funny to review a Florentine from a bakery, isn't it? (*´罒`*) The Florentine had a crispy golden crust with a delicious buttery aroma and plenty of sliced almonds on top. It was actually more delicious than I had expected♪ Butter is definitely important in both bread and baked goods♥️ It might be a good idea to buy the bread you want and then get some baked goods as well, right? (^_-)-☆ Thank you for the meal m(_牛_)m

This shop is located on the way to the station after lunch. I saw it when I was nearby before, but unfortunately it was closed. I was already full after lunch, and I still had some bread left over from yesterday, so I thought I should give up this time. But I don't know when I can come again. I might not be able to come again! I end up buying something (...) It's a small and cute shop. If you buy breakfast and croque monsieur, croque madame, etc., it's 1100 yen for 4 items. They are trying their best with this price in that location, right? I forgot the name, but the sweet bread with raspberry jam inside is deliciously sweet! Perfect for a snack (*^^*) The warm croque monsieur is perfect for breakfast. The madame version has a slightly milder taste. The one with sausage has a curry flavor inside. The bread is also delicious. But the taste of the sausage is not so great... It's a shame because there is a lot of sausage in it, but the taste is not that good. Thank you for the meal.

I visited before 4 pm on a regular evening. There were no other customers. There were still quite a few bread options available. I was intrigued by the various savory bread options, especially the hard ones. Of course, I also couldn't decide on the sweet options. The berry bread, with just the right amount of fluffiness and sweetness, was delicious.

I stopped by after eating curry at G Curry. It was midday, but many people working nearby kept coming into the small shop. I waited a bit and then entered. I bought four relatively light breads from the wide variety available. My favorite among the ones I bought this time was the lemon cream bread. The cream inside the classic cream bread had a refreshing lemon juice added, which toned down the sweetness a bit. I look forward to trying more citrus-based bread and sweets in the future.

Last week, I couldn't find anything to go with my dinner at the bakery, so I decided to try out a new bakery that I had overlooked before. The bakery had a variety of freshly baked breads, making it hard for me to choose. I ended up getting a croque monsieur and a small mentaiko baguette to add some volume to my light dinner. The croque monsieur would have been better if I had heated it up. I will definitely try other items on the menu next time I have the chance. Thank you for the delicious meal!

On White Day Monday, the mother at my favorite shop requested bread "I want some good plain white bread with nothing in it." After lunch with A-chan, we went to buy it but the shop unexpectedly closed. Oh well, we tried again the next day. I bought a mountain of uncut white bread for the mother, croissants, quiche, and a few other items for A-chan, quiche and mentaiko bread for my wife, and a chiffon dough bread and a slightly sweet bread. The whole family enjoyed them for dinner. Thank you as always for the delicious food!

After having lunch at the Chinese restaurant Ryumon, I went to buy some bread for today's snack. My wife requested her recent favorite, "An Donuts," but unfortunately they didn't have it here. Instead, I bought some delicious Anpan (tax included 195 yen). It was really tasty. Thank you for the meal!

I went to buy some bread to eat at home for lunch because my junior colleague was coming over to play. I bought six items - mochi mochi bread, raisin bread, jambon fromage, croque monsieur, maple French toast, and kouign-amann - for ¥1,300, which was quite affordable. I had prepared minestrone soup, so I had the croque monsieur and raisin bread. Actually, I thought I had picked walnut bread, but I ended up with the raisin bread next to it. The raisin bread had a chewy texture and was very delicious! The croque monsieur was also delicious, but I wish there was more cheese on it... Especially tasty was the jambon fromage. It was a sturdy croissant with bacon sandwiched in it, small but satisfying to eat! The maple French toast was also delicious. I might visit again when I'm in the area! Thank you for the meal ✩⃛( ͒ •·̫• ͒) ===========

This is a bakery located between Temmabashi and Kitahama. It is situated on a street just before El Osaka, if coming from Tosabori Street, turn left before El Osaka and head south. It is on the corner to the left. If coming from Temmabashi subway station, take the southwest exit and walk towards Kitahama, it will be on your right. I visited in the evening on a weekday. The shop is not very spacious, so I observed the inside before entering. Croissant (¥180) had a good aroma and tasted delicious. Bostock (¥300) is a French pastry bread that is not commonly found elsewhere. It is made of brioche with almond cream and raspberry jam. It is just sweet enough and I was glad to be able to purchase it again. Shepherd's salad (¥180) is a mix of cucumber, tomato, and onion finely diced and tossed in olive oil dressing, topped with cheese. It comes in a small cup, satisfying and just the right size. The bakery offers a variety of French and familiar bread, as well as savory and sweet pastries. The fact that all staff are female, as mentioned on their website, somehow made sense. I visited in the evening and saw people who seemed to be returning from work coming in one after another. It's envy-inducing to be able to stop by after work. The basic baguette and other bread for meals also look delicious, so I would like to visit again when I am in the area. *Photos will be attached later.

I arrived around the end of lunch break. There were about 5 girls and I was the only guy. Intimidating, haha. I had an egg sandwich, tartine, yuzu pepper bacon bread, and mentaiko French toast x2. It cost 1300 yen. The egg sandwich was especially delicious. And it was so cheap. Route 271 is expensive but delicious. Yurumoa is cheap yet delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I love Yurumoa-san. I had a hamburger, a sandwich, a small pizza bread, and mentai France toast x2. The hamburger was delicious! It was my first time trying it. It cost 400 yen. The sandwich was as delicious as always, costing around 300 yen. Everything was tasty. The bread itself is delicious. And it's unbelievably cheap. 5 items for 1370 yen is amazing. Thank you for the meal!

The red tea bread was 160 yen, croissant was 180 yen, chocolate bread was 200 yen, and the apple and sweet potato bread was 240 yen. The bread was not too sweet, soft, and easy to eat. I prefer croissants that are a bit more crispy. It was delicious at an affordable price.

This month's bread lunch gathering was held at "Boulangerie La Fille au Lait" ♬*゜Located in the direction of Kitahama from Temmabashi, it opens early in the morning which is convenient. If you visit before noon, freshly baked bread keeps coming out one after another. They offer a wide variety of bread, from savory to sweet. There weren't many hard bread options available though... - Ground meat, paprika, mozzarella cheese focaccia (80 yen): The ground meat with a flavorful taste on thinly baked focaccia dough was delicious and easy to eat. - Croque-madame (290 yen): A recommended item that is interesting and elaborate. The two-layered bread with fluffy scrambled eggs, ham, and various collaborations in one bread was enjoyable. - Chewy bread (260 yen): Made with hot water, this bread was chewy inside but had a crispy sugar-coated surface. It felt slightly dry and the surface hardness was a bit of a concern. - Sticky tartine (250 yen): A bread with okra, yam, and bouncy shrimp on French bread. The combination with cheese was good and the yam was surprisingly delicious. The French bread itself would have been better if the crust was a bit more crispy. It was slightly thick and hard. - Brioche mousseline (280 yen): This was my favorite this time. It's a brioche that is not too heavy, and you can taste the butter flavor well. It was light, so I could finish it in one go. I want to have this again. - Sliced bread (6 slices): I forgot to ask for the receipt this time, so I forgot the price. We had it toasted, and the texture was crispy but the heaviness of the wheat remained. It had a homemade bread-like element. The bread dough itself didn't have a strong impact... but the savory dishes are very delicious, so it's great for lunch bread with good cost performance. I would like to try various savory dishes again. ♡

It had been a while since I visited Yurumoa-san. It was past 1pm so it wasn't crowded. There were plenty of bread options available. They had mentai France, epi, tartine, pizza-like bread, walnut bread. Getting 6 pieces for 1230 yen was a steal. The taste of all the bread was spot on. Generally, Yurumoa-san's bread is gentle. It's not overly buttery or sharp. It was my first time trying the bread that tasted like tomato, basil, and cheese pizza, but it was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

It's located at the bottom of a short slope. Maybe in the Temmabashi area? I went there and ate. The interior of the shop is stylish, but it feels like a bakery. Not related to "Zameshiya". The bread is not too expensive, but I really liked the bread that hit the spot.