I'm going to buy some bread for breakfast and dinner! I visited "Sanvalier" at Frespo, where I haven't bought bread before. It was quite busy with some people already at work. Next to the store, they were also selling donuts from "Krispy Kreme Doughnuts". The prices overall were quite affordable! Currently, they have stopped using tongs, and you have to pay at the supermarket's register. The bread I bought (all 108 yen each) were: - Escargot - Venetiana - Macaron Melon - Cafe Chocolat France The most delicious one was the Escargot! The dough was soft and fluffy, filled with whipped cream and generously drizzled with chocolate sauce. The whipped cream was fluffy and sweet, the dough was also sweet, and the crispy chocolate added a nice touch. - Venetiana It's like a cinnamon roll with orange peel and chocolate chips added. It was thick and satisfying to eat, with the bitterness of nuts as an accent. The sweet and sour taste of orange peel was quite prominent! - Macaron Melon It's a bread wrapped in a fluffy and slightly sweet macaron dough. It looks like a melon bread. I like the crispy texture of melon bread, so I froze it and then toasted it in the toaster for a crispy outside and a dense inside. - Cafe Chocolat France It's a hard bread with a chocolate flavor and chocolate chips kneaded into it. When baked in the oven, it became crispy, but the chocolate chips and the flavor of the dough became a bit faint. Maybe the chocolate chips taste better when cold. If you want to enjoy the texture, reheat it, but if you want to savor the flavor, it's better to eat it as it is. Affordable bread shops are rare, so I hope they can keep their prices low. It's convenient to have such affordable options, so I might visit again! Thank you for the meal.

"In September 2021, I visited a bakery located inside the 'Daiichi Megumino Store' in the commercial area 'Frespo Megumino' on the west side of JR Megumino Station. The bakery, called 'Sanvalie Megumino Store,' is quite small in size and displays all items in plastic bags for customers to pick directly and place on a tray for payment without tongs. The bags are not sealed with tape, so it's important to be careful not to spill them in your own shopping bag. 'Sanvalie' is a brand operated by Hokkaido San Jerman, along with their main brand 'Levbon,' and they have many in-store locations in 'Co-op Sapporo' and 'Daiichi.' They have around 60-70 stores in Hokkaido, focusing on offering low-priced items at 100 yen. I purchased three items this time: a cinnamon roll, bacon and egg, and soft salt bread. The cinnamon roll was slightly small but had a dense texture with a slightly strong sweetness. I prefer less sweetness and more cinnamon flavor. The bacon and egg seemed like a good deal for the price, using a whole chicken egg. The soft salt bread, a popular item nowadays, had a glossy surface due to egg white coating, giving it a slightly crispy texture that may vary in preference for salt bread lovers. Overall, I rated the food and taste 3.5, service 3.0, atmosphere 3.0, and cost performance 3.5 out of 5."

On a certain weekday, I had lunch at a bakery bookmarked in the Daiei store in Frespo Megumino, Eniwa City. The parking lot is in Frespo Megumino, so you can park as much as you want. The store is located near the left end facing the front of Frespo, and on the display shelf separate from the supermarket, there are various breads in plastic bags priced at 108 yen to welcome you. From the menu on that day, I chose a few breads priced at 108 yen and 150 yen without worrying about the price. I was happy to be able to choose my favorite. This time, I was intrigued by the "Mayo Corn (108 yen)" with plenty of colorful corn on the surface, and when I took a bite, I was surprised to find that the corn was more involved in the sweetish bread dough than it appeared. If the oil content of the mayonnaise was a little higher and a little younger, I would have been even more excited. "Gyoza Curry (108 yen)" seemed to be a new product, so I bought it. When I took a bite, I thought, "Huh? Oh, is it a curry bun?" The surface of the bread dough is red with a hint of spicy flavor like chili oil, and inside... huh? Oh, yes, there is curry inside, and in one corner, a small gyoza with meat and cabbage inside, which made me smile unexpectedly. It had a crispy skin and was finished in a unique way. I bought "Maple Salt Bread (108 yen)" because I thought I would probably eat the normal ones. The soft and elastic bread dough with a twist like a croissant on the surface had grainy, crunchy sugar, and there was a maple-like flavor and a hint of saltiness from somewhere inside. I think the advantage of being priced at 108 yen is significant. Thank you for the meal.

Today I had errands at UNIQLO and other stores, so I did some shopping. I also stopped by Seria. It was still before lunch, so I planned to get takeout from McDonald's and eat in the car, but it was too crowded so I gave up. Instead, I went to Frespo, did some shopping at Daiso, and ended up at the bakery Sunvalia. They had added more types of bread, including 150 yen options. I bought a YannYom Burger and an apple cake for tomorrow, and for today I got a salt butter bread, walnut bread, and mentaiko stick. The burger was spicy and delicious! It was already past 3 pm so it was a late lunch. They seem to have added more 150 yen items, but the bread is tasty and quite large so it's good value for money! I will definitely stop by again next time I go to Daiso.

I visited a separate shop within Daiichi looking for something good for breakfast the next morning. I bought a bacon and egg bread (108 yen). I paid in cash. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

100 yen bakery "Sanvalier Megumino Store" (inside Frespo Megumino Super Daichi) located at 2-15 Megumino Satomi, Ebetsu City, is a 100 yen bakery shop inside the Super Daichi of Frespo Megumino. The bread is neatly displayed, and they are sold individually wrapped as a COVID-19 precaution. Sanvalier is operated by Hokkaido San Germain, known for their Le Bon brand. The bread is priced at 100 yen before tax, which is quite cheap nowadays. I looked for the Andonuts, and found the cream donuts along with them. I naturally bought the Andonuts! I also bought the second most popular item, the Milk Rich. When I got home, I enjoyed them both. It's a great deal at 108 yen! Thank you for the meal. *This is a blog post.

Our most popular item, the rustic bread with walnuts and raisins, was sold out and the shelf was empty. I mentioned that I wanted to try one, and the staff said they had just finished baking a fresh batch. It was true! The warm bread was a first for me and it was delicious. I also bought the second most popular item, milk rolls, and a new product. They are all affordable and tasty. Rustic bread with walnuts and raisins for 162 yen, milk rolls for 108 yen, and buns for 108 yen. Thank you for the meal!

Today, I went out before noon and had some errands to run at Homac. When I realized I was getting hungry, I looked at the clock and it was already close to 3 PM. I thought about going to Frespo for ramen, but I gave up because of the time. I decided to go to Daichi and buy some bread instead. The 150 yen bread had increased quite a bit in variety. I couldn't decide what to get, but then I found it - a YannYom Chicken Burger. I also bought a new product, a bread with chili pepper and black pepper, along with a maple bread and a raisin bread for tomorrow morning. I ate the YannYom Chicken Burger and the maple bread in the car and was completely full. There were other things I wanted to eat, but I couldn't eat that much, right? I'll save it for next time (laughs). Customers were constantly coming and going. The 100 yen and 150 yen prices were good and the taste was great!

I did various shopping and it got late for lunch, so the ramen shop in the shopping center was crowded! It was already past 1:30 PM. I was hungry and still wanted to do more shopping, so I decided to buy some bread instead! I ate a burger-like item in the car. It was a Yancharm Chicken Burger, an apple tart, salted bread, cheese wings, sausage bread, and a caramel? bread. I'm not sure if the names are correct, but I bought coffee from a nearby convenience store and ate the burger and tart in the parking lot! The cost performance is good. The 150 yen bread is increasing, which is quite nice. Here, you pack the bread yourself, so it may reduce costs and time at the register. However, the cheese wing bread was packed while still warm, so the crispy texture was gone. Well, it's busy and selling well, so it can't be helped, right? The other bread items were all enjoyed by my brother, who hadn't been here in a while.

Today, I had some errands to run at K's Electric in Ebetsu! There is a certain electronics store in my city, but there are hardly any staff members and I often have to wait a long time after asking for someone who can explain things. So first, I wanted to buy a Blu-ray recorder, a CD/DVD player, and a multi cleaner for my car audio. There are simple ones at the 100 yen store, but they may not work with slot-in car audio or Blu-ray. It would be nice to have one that can do everything! Also, I've been having issues with my living room TV not showing certain channels when the weather is bad, so I made a reservation for an estimate to fix that! Oh, I got off track from the main topic. Today, I also wanted to visit a bakery in Ebetsu that I haven't been to yet (I've tried a few times before but couldn't make it). It's called Gara Riezon. Finally, I arrived but they were closed! I then tried another bakery that I had been to once before. Oh no, that one was closed too! I saw that they are closed on Sundays and the second Monday of the month! I was disappointed. I thought about going to the bakery at the roadside station, but decided to stop by a grocery store first and then buy bread at the bakery. By then, it was already 2 PM. I could have just had ramen for lunch, but as a bread lover, I felt drawn to the bakery. Today, they had freshly baked walnut bread, bean-filled bean bread, and apple Danish with cheese. I had never tried the latter two, so I decided to have them for a late lunch when I got home. They have increased the variety of 150 yen bread, and the taste and cost performance are good. I pack the bread myself, which saves time at the register. But if you're not used to it, you might get confused (laughs). They have more cooked bread now, so I only bought what I can finish. It's good to have some for tomorrow morning's breakfast. I always end up buying the same reliable items (laughs). I'm not good at driving in winter, so I can't go far, but the journey of exploring bakeries continues!

I found San Valier while trying to shop at Daiichi in Furesupo Megumino. I usually shop at Daiichi in Kiyota, but San Valier offers all items for 110 yen including tax, which is a great deal. I love this bakery! So, I decided to make a purchase. I bought my usual favorites, the Bacon Epi and Wiener bread, and also tried the new December product, the Snowman. The Snowman had strawberry jam on its head and chocolate cream inside its body. Although it's a bit different from high-end bakeries, the taste is still delicious. Thank you, San Valier!

I had some errands in Eniwa and did some shopping before stopping by Daiso at the end! I love buying bread from the bakery on my way back! Until now, the standard price was 100 yen (excluding tax), but this time there were options for 150 yen (excluding tax) as well! Among them, I bought the Chicken Nanban Dog, Raisin Bread (150 yen), and Salted Butter Bread! The Salted Butter Bread was different from what I expected, even though I usually buy it from various bakeries! But all of them were delicious, so I'm happy with them! It's especially nice because they offer good value for the price. The photos were taken with the bread still in the bag, as I planned to eat them the next day, so they may be hard to see clearly. I tried the prepared bread for the first time, and it was delicious!

Today, I went shopping at Homac in Eniwa. On my way back, I stopped by Daiichi to buy some bread. It was almost 5 pm, so I thought there wouldn't be many options left. However, there were quite a few types of bread available besides the deli bread! I bought soft salt bread, sweet potato bread, raisin bread, and frankfurter bread on a stick. The soft salt bread looked like a croissant and was delicious! If I go to Eniwa again, I will definitely visit this place.

Daiichi supermarket has opened, which I am not familiar with. The headquarters is in Obihiro, and they have stores in Asahikawa and Sapporo as well. Inside Daiichi, there is a bakery. When I went on a Saturday morning, it was very crowded! There was a long line at the checkout, so I couldn't see the bread on the shelves near the checkout. I ended up grabbing some bread while waiting in line: - Escargot (108 yen): Light and delicious with fluffy whipped cream and a sweet taste. - Orange Danish (108 yen): A slightly tangy cream cheese on top with refreshing marmalade, not just square-shaped but with accents. - Fashion Donut (Strawberry) (108 yen): Coated with sweet and tangy strawberry chocolate. - Fashion Donut (Chocolate Crunch) (108 yen): Coated with chocolate and topped with chocolate crunch. - Hazelnut Danish (108 yen): Crispy Danish with hazelnut finish on top. - Royal Sweet (108 yen): Some parts are crispy and fragrant, with milk margarine folded in, moist and light. At the bakery corner, you pay and pack the bread yourself like at a supermarket, then take it home. There were more customers than expected, and I accidentally tried to take a nearby used tray. A lady nearby kindly told me, "That's not it, there are new trays over there." The affordable 108 yen bread is tempting, but the nearby commercial facilities are still crowded since they recently opened, so I would like to revisit when it's calmer. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I had some errands in Eniwa and then I wanted to go to a bakery that I had in mind. Since Frespo and Daiei are connected, I looked at clothes, shopped at the 100 yen shop, bought some side dishes, and finally went to the bakery around 1 pm to choose 4 breads and pay for them! I bought my mother's favorite Frank bread, walnut bread, Danish pastry with chocolate, and one with black sugar and sweet potato. They looked big and delicious for the price! When I paid, they gave me a white shopping bag and it seems like you have to pack the bread yourself at a different counter. It might be confusing if you're not used to it, so it would be helpful if they mentioned that you have to pack the bread yourself. I understood because a follower had written about it. The fact that they are all 108 yen each is great! And they are quite substantial!

▼Location▼ Located inside Frespo Megumino at the northwest corner of National Route 36 and Hokkaido Route 46. ▼About the Shop▼ Hokkaido San Germain's brand, Hokkaido Sanvalier, is a shop where all items are priced at 100 yen (+tax). After payment, customers bag their items themselves for takeout. There are currently 7 stores in Hokkaido, including converted stores from Le Pain. ▼Menu▼ The menu mainly consists of soft side dishes and sweet bread, with various hard bread options as well. ▼Food Tried▼ ▽Salt Butter Bread 108 yen▽ This is a salt bread, with a slightly French-style and firm texture. The flavor of fermented butter is very good, with a nice balance of salt on the surface, dough, and butter. ▽Chicken Nanban 108 yen▽ This bread has a well-cooked surface with zangi and mayonnaise inside. The dough is fluffy, and the zangi is well-flavored. The combination with mayonnaise is simple and delicious. ▼Impressions▼ This shop is a 100 yen bakery under the Hokkaido San Germain brand, known for their in-store bakeries at Co-op Sapporo. The salt bread here is my favorite, as it is simple and delicious. The Chicken Nanban is also simple and tasty. Among in-store bakeries, I prefer the San Germain brand. I look forward to trying Le Pain and Sanvalier in the future.

Welcome! When you turn at Keis Denki along Route 36 in the Megumino area of ​​Eniwa City, you can already see the building of Daichi. When you enter to shop, you will see a sign that says "All items for 108 yen!!". It's rare to see such prices and variety in a bakery inside a supermarket. Although it's crowded with customers getting dinner at this time, there are many young people and students here. Tom is one of them. You won't know what's inside the package until you open it, but the cost performance seems good, right? I got carried away and bought 5 items. The long wiener has a wiener inside! It's a technique that can't be done for 108 yen. I was impressed, but the baguette is too hard and the wiener has no flavor. The mustard was on the bread instead. The pizza cheese calzone was disappointing because of the size of the hollow space. Maybe I should put more pizza sauce on it. The thin crust is a bit too heavy. The fried chicken piece was cut in half, so there are 3 pieces. That means it's one and a half pieces. The thick bread with ham and cheese was great. It's amazing that they came up with this. The minced cutlet is the only reliable dog. You can't be cheap just because it's cheap. I learned my lesson.

In September 2015, there is a Sanvalier in Ebetsu. It is located inside the Super Daiei store. Shopping at Daiei is convenient with modern checkout counters. This bakery sells all its products for 108 yen each. I bought a sandwich bread last time and it was delicious, so this time I bought some bread for breakfast. I tried the fish fry this time, and it was crispy and delicious, with a soft and light bread. I wish there was a bit more lettuce. Thank you for the meal! ✿ฺ(๑´ڡ`๑)✿ฺ.

From the reviewer's review, it seems like this place is far from Chitose. It's a 100 yen bakery with a lot of people, even on weekdays. The reviewer tried various items like chocolate coronet, piroshki, long wiener French bread, wiener dog, and garlic French bread. They found the piroshki to be oily and lacking in filling, but it's understandable for the price. Customers have to bag their items themselves, so there's only one staff at the register, which can make things a bit rushed. Despite the crowd, the reviewer mentions that there are other shops like Miyataya selling clothes and shoes nearby. Overall, it might be a good stop if you're passing by, but it's not worth the drive from Chitose.