The curry bread and melon bread were quite delicious. Address: 1-9-13 Mukoryo Nishimachi, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Phone number: 072-221-9061 Business hours: 10:00-19:00 Open on Sundays Closed on Thursdays and Fridays 9-minute walk from JR Hanwa Line/Nankai Koya Line "Mikunigaoka" Station

I didn't have much connection to this area, but I came here for work and I really wanted to visit "Sekai Pan" that I've heard about. It's a bit of a walk from Mikuni-ga-Oka Station, but it's already popular as I saw several shoppers in front of the station. When I visited in the afternoon, the store was bustling with people. The variety of bread was still abundant and it was fun to look at. From classic menu items to the crust of the bread, there is a wide range of options. They even sell sugar and karinto (Japanese fried dough snack) here. - Tartine 324 yen: A light French bread with a thin crust (similar to a baguette) topped with broccoli, tomato, zucchini, bacon, sausages, and plenty of cheese. The colors are vibrant, the texture is great, and the combination with the bread is excellent. The sauce and cheese were delicious. It's understandable why this is a popular item. - Apple Danish 241 yen: It's like a bread shop's version of an apple pie. It says "Apple Pie Style" on it, so the filling is quite chunky with apples, giving it a satisfying texture. The price is great for this quality. - Raisin Campagne Half 227 yen: The Campagne bread looked delicious, so I bought it. They even cut it in half for me. After reheating and spreading butter on it, the bread had a perfect balance of a thick crust, fluffy crumb, and delicious dough. I love the Campagne bread here. - Unubore Danish 130 yen: A popular item that was featured on TV, so I wanted to try it. It has a fluffy texture with a gentle buttery aroma, and the simplicity of the bread is packed with deliciousness. It was tasty, but is it okay to be conceited about it? (laughs) They use natural yeast, so all the bread has a deep flavor. The variety is extensive, making it fun to choose, and you might end up buying a lot. I only tried four types this time, but I would like to try other bread as well.

It's already 6 PM. I called and was told that the bakery is open until 7 PM, but they have almost sold out of bread. That's okay, because I wanted to buy Kurokawa margarine. I visited Kurokawa Dairy's Sakai sales office the other day to try to buy individual pieces, but was told they only sell them in sets of 4 (or was it 5?). Feeling disappointed, I was given information that I could buy individual pieces at Sekai Pan, just around the corner from the intersection. Even though they were closed that day, I decided to visit again. I lost the receipt I had received, but I was able to buy the margarine for a cheaper price of 400 yen including tax, compared to buying it from the sales office or online. When I tried a little bit with a spoon at home, I was impressed by the taste - it reminded me of the margarine served at city hotels for breakfast, with the same aroma. Next time I visit, I plan to take photos inside the store and also buy some bread.

My daughter, who is health-conscious, suggested going to a bakery that uses natural yeast, so we came together. It was close to evening, so there were only a few types of bread left. We bought a cute and sweet Danish pastry, and a scone that was packed with chocolate chips when broken open. We also purchased a few other items. We also bought frozen sandwich bread.

Soft and fluffy Danish pastry with a crispy crust was great! I visited a bakery in Sankagakuen, Osaka for the first time! I arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and was able to enter without waiting outside. The bakery had a clean and pleasant atmosphere, with a view of the workshop in the back. I purchased a Danish pastry, which had a soft texture and a crispy crust. It was delicious!

◆Report Content Eating "bread" at "Sekai Pan" (World Bread). ◆Menu - Natural Yeast Crispy Wiener ¥330 - Mentaiko French Bread ¥200 - Crispy Chocolate Bread ¥200 ◆Impressions Today's Osaka gourmet experience! This time, we introduce "Sekai Pan," a bakery located in Sangokugaoka, Osaka. 【Popular Bakery in Sakai】 Sekai Pan is a popular bakery in Sakai that offers a variety of bread, from deli bread to sweet bread. 【Bread Using Natural Yeast】 Using natural yeast, domestically produced wheat, carefully selected eggs, and Awaji's sweet salt, Sekai Pan uses high-quality ingredients. 【Purchased 3 types of bread this time】 I purchased three types of bread this time: Natural Yeast Crispy Wiener, Mentaiko French Bread, and Crispy Chocolate Bread. Deli bread and sweet bread for dessert are always a staple, right? 【Review of Each Bread】 • Natural Yeast Crispy Wiener: A soft dough with large chunks of Wiener sausage in the middle. When you take a bite, the soft dough wraps around the spicy and satisfying Wiener sausage. The dough is slightly sweet, and the combination is nice! You can also slightly taste the curry flavor. • Mentaiko French Bread: A must-order when you go to a bakery, Mentaiko French Bread! The bread is topped with Kanefuku's spicy cod roe not only inside but also outside, creating a delicious blend of firm bread and salty Mentaiko sauce. • Crispy Chocolate Bread: A crispy crust on top of a moist dough, with homemade chocolate cream overflowing from the bottom. The melon bread has cube chocolates in the dough, making it a chocolate lover's dream! You can't resist the chocolate overload! There are many other delicious-looking bread options! If you're interested, be sure to give them a try! ✨

On May 2nd, I visited a bakery in Sakai City, Sakai Ward called "Sekai Pan" which specializes in natural yeast bread. The shop was open during Golden Week, which was a relief. The bread displayed in the shop looked hearty and substantial, typical of natural yeast bread. They had a mark indicating the use of domestic wheat on their nameplates, reassuring for those who are concerned about the ingredients. The bread had a simple and rustic appearance, but all looked delicious. They even had soy milk chocolate and soy milk custard products that can be enjoyed cold. Unfortunately, the soy milk bread seemed to be sold out. They also had whole wheat bread, which is always a treat to eat. I purchased two items, a cream bread and a whole wheat bread, and enjoyed them for lunch on May 10th. The cream bread had a soft and gentle dough filled with a rich and creamy egg flavor, just the right amount of sweetness. The whole wheat bread, made with Hokkaido whole wheat, had a satisfying texture and a delicious flavor that becomes addictive with every bite. It would be great to make a sandwich with cheese using this bread.

In April of the 5th year of Reiwa, the operating hours are from 10:00 to 19:00. The mixed sandwich costs 400 yen including tax. It uses carefully selected eggs from Mie Prefecture, and while the taste is not bad, I personally felt that it lacked volume for the price, making it a mediocre sandwich.

I went to buy more Cutie bread because the one I bought yesterday disappeared quickly. It was afternoon, so there was a wide variety available. I couldn't resist buying a single Cutie which was a good deal at around 1,400 yen. When sliced, it makes about 10-12 pieces, so it was much cheaper than buying pre-sliced. It is moist and delicious. I toasted it until crispy and topped it with strawberry jam. It was crunchy and very delicious!

Back in the days when there was Hankyu in Kitahatanaka, I used to buy this bread, but I had never been to the actual store. Recently, I have been walking around this area more often, and my family brought home some Cutee bread from here after a medical check-up, which was delicious, so I went to buy some myself. I arrived 5 minutes before closing at 7:00 pm and purchased 5 Cutee breads and 1 whole wheat bagel, which came to a total of 1,000 yen. I was happy with the bill. Payment is cash only. The Cutee bread is a Danish bread that is moist, soft, slightly sweet, and very delicious. I will visit again.

On November 20, 2022 (Sunday), I tried the following dishes: - Natural Yeast Golden Toast (Domestic Wheat) Half ¥280 (tax included) - Burnt Butter (made with four-leaf butter) with Honey Maple, a popular choice despite its simple appearance - Cornet ¥200 (tax included), known for its homemade cornet cream - Natural Yeast Levain Bread (Domestic Wheat) One loaf ¥445 (tax included), a dense and hearty bread representing world-class breads.

When I had some business in Sakai, I decided to stop by a bakery to buy some bread. The bakery had a great reputation, and it was evident as customers kept coming in one after another. I wondered if they would have any bread left for me. I took a look around the store, starting with the sweet and savory bread section. There were mostly conventional options, nothing too unusual. I ended up buying the "Melting Beef Stew" bread. Then, I moved on to the hard bread section, which seemed to be their specialty. They had a variety of options from baguettes to rustic round loaves. I bought the "Log Baguette" and a half of the "Quartet" bread with figs and nuts. The beef stew bread was delicious with its rich stew filling. It paired perfectly with the bread, making it a delightful combination. The log baguette was thicker than a traditional baguette but still had a fluffy texture, making it easy to eat. The Quartet bread with figs and nuts was just right in terms of sweetness, which I enjoyed. Overall, I couldn't quite understand why this bakery was so popular based on the bread they sold and the ones I bought, but I did appreciate their hard bread selection.

This morning's bread is the daily or weekly special from the Iizumi Kitashin Department Store. The table at the corner always has a variety of different breads and pastries from different shops when I visit. I chose the Kinu-nama bread from the selection of world breads. When I held it to toast, it was so fluffy! Eating it without toasting is also good? In the morning, toasted bread is so light and crispy! It's delicious. I will try eating it without toasting for lunch!

"Sekai Pan" located in Sakai City, Mikunigaoka, has a concept of offering bread that goes well with various international cuisines. The store is small but always crowded with customers. There are only a few parking spaces outside, so many people use the supermarket parking lot. This time, I tried the curry bread and baguette. Since it was in the evening, the selection was limited. The curry bread had a mildly spicy curry inside, suitable even for children. The baguette with walnuts, figs, and orange peel seemed more suitable for pairing with alcohol than as a meal bread. Perhaps due to its location or ingredients, the prices are slightly higher. It would be nice to see some more unique bread options. Overall, it was a satisfying meal!

It is impressive to see a bakery right in front of the food supermarket, making it very convenient. Although it is a local store with limited transportation options from remote areas, it has a local community feel. The store has a slightly upscale and bright atmosphere with a clean interior. The shelves are lined with tempting sweet pastries, perfect for a quick snack or dessert. The most popular item is the "Vain Danish," a beautifully presented pastry that has been featured on television. The combination of its appearance and price makes it hard to resist buying. It's a delight to see regular customers quickly grabbing their favorite pastries. Having a good bakery nearby brings happiness, and it's enviable for the neighbors.

Visit date and time: 11:40 on Sunday Waiting time: None Menu: Fortunately, I was able to enter without waiting in line. Currently, they are not allowing dine-in, so I opted for takeout. - Natural yeast pretzel: A chewy pretzel with plenty of bacon and a hint of cheese flavor, very delicious. - Melon bread - Beef curry bread: Strong curry flavor compared to the fried curry bread. - Fried curry bread: Mild spiciness and light on ingredients, allowing the bread's flavor to shine. - Natural yeast bacon and egg: A hearty dish with bacon and fried egg. - Cream bread: Soft and delicious bread that goes well with the sweet cream filling. - Cornet - Delicious croquette: Located across from the supermarket, so shoppers often stop by. By the time I left, there was already a line forming. Thank you for the meal.

This is a long-established bakery that has been in business for over 50 years. I visited on a Sunday at lunchtime, and the freshly baked breads were lined up one after another, all looking delicious and making it hard to choose. Customers were also coming in according to the baking schedule. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Tonight's dinner consisted of Boomerang Dining croissant filled with beef tendon, baked curry bread, and various breads from Sekigahara World Bread. The bread made with natural yeast was fantastic. Paired with Italian and organic wine from Inycon Nero D'avola, it felt like the wind of Sicily was blowing through the room. The Spanish sheep cheese and Shinshu Natural Kingdom green leaf salad were delightful additions. The croquettes from World Bread were a great bonus. Overall, it was a very satisfying meal. #HappyMeal #HappyMeal

I visited the bakery after a 10-minute walk from Sangenjaya Station. The store is spacious and offers a wide variety of breads. I tried the natural yeast naan for 189 yen + tax, whole wheat bagel for 157 yen + tax, levain croissant for 162 yen + tax, golden toast made with natural yeast for 500 yen + tax, and yeast cutie for 574 yen + tax. I found the naan bread to be unique and purchased it. When filled with sliced cheese, it becomes a homemade cheese naan. The golden toast was sweet and rich in flavor.

I like hard bread, and when I bring home "Co. Canpa" and open the bag, it has a really nice smell. It's a flavorful bread. It's delicious as it is, but when you toast it, it becomes even more fragrant. I'd like to enjoy it with a meal. "Thank you for the meal."