On the last day of our family trip during summer vacation, we stopped by Ito Yokado to buy groceries for the following day. Afterwards, we visited a bakery where there were delicious melons and a variety of tempting breads. I wanted to try everything, but my partner vetoed all my choices! We ended up buying our usual Pandumi bread. Later, we enjoyed a delightful weekend lunch with pizza toast made by my partner, along with a delicious café latte and cheese and salted kelp omelette. It was a truly delicious meal that we enjoyed as a family. Thank you for the meal!

Today's Sapporo is also hot, and my appetite is not great, but let's enjoy DONQ's soft square bread. It's delicious simply toasted with butter, but today I'm going to have pizza toast. I spread Tabasco brand pizza sauce on the bread, topped it with sliced onions, bell peppers, bacon, cherry tomatoes, and shredded cheese, then toasted it up! I have a beer ready, so let's dig in! The crispy toast with the texture of onions and bell peppers, the saltiness of bacon and cheese, the umami of cherry tomatoes and pizza sauce, pairs well with beer. DONQ's square bread is really delicious after all! Thank you for the meal!

DONQ's angle bread is moist, soft, and delicious. I like to enjoy this kind of bread simply toasted with butter! My partner made cheese and sesame seaweed omelette for me. I really like when my partner makes this. The crispy plain bread pairs perfectly with the cheesy omelette, making me happy from the morning. My daughter loves the bean bread, which is also delicious. It was a peaceful start to the holiday, thank you for the meal~! Whenever I eat it again, DONQ's bread is really delicious~♡

Morning Soup Set 770 yen (tax included) Thick Cut Toast Set 605 yen (tax included) The morning set bread is delicious, but today's soup was clam chowder with lots of ingredients and it was delicious, a little luxurious in the morning♪

I had the morning soup set! It comes with salad, soup, drink, and bread for 700 yen, which is perfect for breakfast. Today's soup was clam chowder, and the hard bread was delicious, a signature of Dunk.

I visited after a long time. There didn't seem to be many types of bread. I found something called eating olives and bought it. It's slightly salty, but it's full of olives, nuts, anchovies, and other ingredients. I think it would be great to mix this with pasta. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Donk Sapporo Fukuzumi store for lunch on my way back from a work meeting at the Sapporo Dome. The store is located behind Ito Yokado Fukuzumi store with a parking lot in front of it. I bought a "Sausage Roll (230 yen)", "Cream Pan (200 yen)", and "Red Bean Paste Bun (170 yen)". I really like the Sausage Roll, it's been a while since I had one. The classic Cream Pan and Red Bean Paste Bun were also delicious. They had a variety of options, so be careful not to buy too much!

Located in Fukuzumi area, near the subway-connected bus terminal, this standalone bakery has plenty of parking spaces, making it convenient to visit. I stopped by while running errands nearby and bought some bread for home. The bakery also has a cafe space, which was bustling with customers. They offer a wide variety of bread at reasonable prices. I was tempted by the freshly baked bread on display, and ended up purchasing the croissant (220 yen excluding tax), walnut bread (120 yen excluding tax), and melty cheese bread (200 yen excluding tax). The croissant was slightly moist with plenty of fermented butter, and it was delicious. All the bread I tried was tasty, making this bakery a great option for everyday use. I would like to try the cafe next time I have the chance.

Fukuzumi Station area. Had breakfast ramen at Yamaokaya, then enjoyed a leisurely morning at Donq. One customer ahead of me, a young woman in her 20s having breakfast alone. The bread section was bustling with customers. I ordered the thick toast set for 500 yen tax included, which came with a complimentary glass of lemon water. The coffee arrived first - it was quite strong with a bold bitterness, almost like espresso. If you're not a fan of strong coffee, you might prefer the tea option. You can choose between maple syrup and honey for your toast, I chose maple syrup. The bread was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, perfectly baked. Maybe slightly overdone, but still delicious when soaked in maple syrup. The salad had a refreshing lemon dressing, and the vegetables were fresh and tasty. It would be nice to have cafes like this in the city's Donq stores. Overall, it was a good experience. Thank you for the meal.

This is my second time having breakfast at Donk in Fukuzumi. I don't usually come here unless I have errands to run, so I arrived around 9:30 am. The cafe was empty when I got there. The interior was clean and had a relaxing atmosphere. They offer four types of breakfast sets, and I chose the soup set for 650 yen excluding tax. The soup was like chowder with plenty of ingredients. It came with a fresh salad, two types of bread, and coffee. The bread with dried fruits was delicious. If I have the chance to come here again, I would like to have breakfast. I also bought some bread to take home as well.

I wasn't very hungry, so I went to Mister Donut for a light lunch. I arrived around 12 o'clock and the bread corner was crowded with customers. There were many delicious-looking breads lined up. After some consideration, I chose the French toast. I moved to the cafe area and ordered a cafe latte. They offered to warm up the bread. The French toast was cut in half. The outside was crispy, while the inside was moist. It was not too sweet and very tasty. The cafe latte had a mild coffee flavor. They also had a bread buffet, and the cafe area quickly filled up. It cost around 1000 yen, so it was reasonable. If I had been really hungry, I might have tried the buffet. Mister Donut is consistently delicious at any store, so you can visit with peace of mind. Thank you for the meal!

I previously introduced "Donq Fukuzumi Store" in August 2019. To be honest, I find it quite difficult to use this bakery in this location, especially with many popular individual bakeries around and in-store bakery shops everywhere. The advantage of Donq Fukuzumi Store is that it opens at 8 am, allowing for early visits, and it also offers a cafe service in its eat-in space. This time, I ordered the "Thick Toast Set" from the morning menu, choosing maple syrup over honey, and requested a hot coffee as my drink. The food took a bit longer to arrive than expected, but it wasn't a big issue. The half-sized thick toast came with a side salad on one plate, providing a decent amount of food. Despite the slightly higher price of 460 yen, I would say it's fair value for what you get. Additionally, you can also buy your favorite bread from the store and order just a drink to enjoy here. So, feel free to choose what suits you best.

Regular Sunday morning activity... I heard that there is a cafe open from 8:00 in the morning near Fukuzumi Station on the Toho Subway Line, about a 5-minute walk away. It's a bakery called "Donk." When I entered the store around 8:15, there was a space on the left for selling bread, a kiln in the back, and a cafe corner for eating in on the right. The cafe corner had a high ceiling with a skylight, large windows up to the ceiling, and a bright and clean atmosphere. There were two round tables, five tables for two, one table for four, and two sofa seats for four in the back. There was only one family-like group of three customers in the store. You can order drinks to enjoy the items from the sales booth in the cafe. I ordered the "Morning Soup Set" for 650 yen plus tax, which included bread, soup, salad, and coffee. The coffee was served in 6 minutes, followed by the rest in 9 minutes. The salad consisted of lettuce, baby leaf, purple cabbage, cucumber, cherry tomatoes with Italian dressing. The vegetables were fresh, but the dressing seemed a bit too much for my taste. The bread, lightly warmed in the oven, lacked a special touch. I wished there was butter. The soup contained carrots, potatoes, onions, parsley, bacon, and small clams, probably clam chowder. The coffee had a nice crema, possibly made from a fully automatic espresso machine. It was stronger than typical coffee chain stores, but a larger size option would be appreciated. It would also be nice to have the choice of having coffee before or after the meal. In the morning, the staff seemed scarce as the phone kept ringing without anyone answering it. The morning menu mainly focused on bread, but they also offered pasta for lunch. There were two people making bread, one person selling, one in the kitchen, and one on the cafe floor. The cafe corner was always about 80% occupied, and the sales corner always had customers. Despite being busy, the staff's customer service was of high quality, moving briskly and efficiently. Each staff member seemed to fulfill their roles effectively. While there seemed to be a few areas for improvement, the place felt like a well-established local gem. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Donk Fukuju store early Sunday morning for a break and ended up with a growling stomach. I decided to try their breakfast menu, which had a variety of options. I chose the cheapest option, which was the thick toast set. You could choose between hot coffee or tea (hot or iced) and also between maple syrup and honey. The set came with a salad and only cost 497 yen, which was a great deal! The place had good sunlight and a nice atmosphere. I usually only go to bread buffets for deals, but it's definitely worth visiting at different times too. Thank you, Donk, for the delicious meal!

I had a croque-monsieur. It was delicious.

"I stopped by the branch."

On the last Sunday of November, after having lunch at a cheap "soba" chain restaurant, we decided to buy some snacks for later. My wife was a bit worried about the amount of food we had for lunch, so she suggested getting some snacks. We stopped by a Donq store in Sapporo Fukuzumi, which we had visited once before in May. We bought some pastries for snacks and breakfast the next day. My wife chose a moist sweet potato cake slice and I chose a croissant with custard cream and sliced almonds for snacks. For breakfast, we got a half-sized Gouda cheese France and a salt roll, as well as a butter roll for my wife. We quickly headed home to enjoy the snacks. The sweet potato cake slice was rich in sweet potato flavor and my wife loved it. The croissant with custard cream and almonds was a pleasant surprise for me, as I usually don't like croissants but enjoyed this sweet version. The Gouda cheese France for breakfast was a bit disappointing for me as it didn't have as much cheese flavor as I expected. Overall, the snacks were a hit, and the breakfast pastries were a mixed bag of experiences.