I have visited this bakery many times since it first opened, but this is my first time posting a review. I remember that it started as a bakery with all items priced at 100 yen. I have always been a fan since the beginning, as everything I have tried has been delicious. I feel almost guilty buying such tasty items for just 100 yen. My favorites are the mentaiko baguette for 150 yen and the castella, which I couldn't buy today as it was not yet available. Both are made with French bread dough and have a crispy exterior with a soft, fragrant interior. The mentaiko baguette is my absolute favorite, better than any other bakery's version. Today, I also tried the bacon and egg panini, which was filled with generous ingredients and very tasty. All the savory bread items at this bakery are well thought out, and you can't go wrong with any of them. Today, I also bought the "bakudan" (danish pastry with red bean paste and whipped cream) and the cream horn, both of which look delicious in the picture. I recommend them to anyone. However, I must mention that despite their efforts to offer delicious bread at affordable prices, the customer service could be better. From the moment I entered until I left, the staff, even those in the kitchen, were talking loudly and seemed to be having fun. The staff at the register didn't even say "welcome" or "thank you." While I don't expect much for just a few hundred yen, I do hope for a pleasant shopping experience, especially when the food is so good. It's disappointing, but I will still visit again...

Next to a gas station, there is a unique bakery that offers a variety of delicious breads. You don't need to buy gas to stop by, you can just grab some bread! The bakery is very convenient with plenty of parking spaces available. It's very popular during lunchtime as they offer a diverse selection of bread for around 120 yen each, which is quite cheap. The "custard" bread is a bit more expensive at 130 yen, but it's worth it. I couldn't resist the "ham, cheese, and cucumber" bread which was very tasty. The "sesame curry dog" bread for 120 yen is a must-try for curry and sausage lovers, with a nice sesame flavor. The "special chili dog" bread for 120 yen is also delicious, with a good spicy kick. I bought three breads for 370 yen in total, and I was very satisfied with the quality and price. The gas station prices are good, and there are even some breads available for 100 yen on certain days. Highly recommended!

Fushimi, a bakery located on Shin Horikawa Street, which is attached to a gas station. Before the pandemic, there was a boom of 100-yen bakery shops, and this was one of them. Currently, they have moved away from the 100-yen pricing. I visited after a long time and found that the taste of the bread dough has improved compared to before. The bread had a good weight to it and was in the category of "delicious sweet bread." In today's market where costs are rising, it seems they are making and selling bread at low prices. Compared to other shops, they are not 100-yen, but still affordable and delicious. I bought 6 pieces for 752 yen this time. Thank you for the meal (⌒∇⌒).

I stopped by in the morning because it was rare for me to pass by. It's hard to use it when I visit in the evening because there are hardly any items left for sale. When I came after a long time, I noticed that the size of the bread had become larger. When I saw the price, it was 110 yen. I thought it was including tax, but it was 110 yen plus consumption tax (^-^; When I got home, I had two for lunch. I had one for a snack in the evening, but... The "New Bird" and "Apple Pie" I had for lunch were satisfying considering the price. However, the blueberry tart I had for a snack was not good. It was a good quality shop for 100 yen bread, but I'm not sure about the price increase. With the price of 8 here, you can buy 6 at Gevleken. I would like to repeat the Apple Pie, but... It's a valuable store where you can stop by car, so if I have the chance, I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I often stop by here when I pass by. Since July 2019, prices have been increasing ahead of the consumption tax hike. It's now 110 yen and 120 yen. They have a sign saying "PayPay accepted" but they don't actually accept it! Cash only! (Confirmed with the staff) Just to make sure you don't make a mistake!!

Located in Chibu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, this bakery is inside the Idemitsu Fushimi Horikawa gas station. The nearest station is Fushimi Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line, which is quite far away, so it is recommended to travel by car or bus. Since it is inside a gas station, it is preferable to visit by car. I stopped by this bakery as I was passing by the area. The bakery used to sell pastries for 100 yen each, but they have recently increased the prices a bit. I'm sure it was a difficult decision for them. However, as long as the pastries are delicious, it's not a problem. This time, I bought a few sweet pastries and a loaf of bread. Freshly baked goods are always delicious, aren't they?

Apple cheesecake, manul bread, and golden curry bread cost a total of 450 yen.

The chocolate bread was delicious, but the corn mayonnaise was not great.

Melon bread, etc.

I often rent a car next to that place where bread looks deliciously baked. Today, I decided to go and buy some. I purchased curry bread, vegetable sandwich, and sausage bread. They were delicious! I plan to go buy more again.

On my way back from work in Kyoto, I remembered there was a bakery around here and decided to stop by. I used to visit this shop frequently when my daughter moved to Kyoto and I helped her with moving and brought her food. I found this shop on the way back to Osaka and decided to visit after a long time since my daughter has returned home. Today, I bought four items, all prices excluding tax. Premium Ham & Onion Cuscus for ¥120, Mentaiko Butter France for ¥100, Wasabi Bacon for ¥100, and Keema Curry Bread with a boiled egg bonus for ¥100. They also have ¥120 bread available. The Cuscus had onions in it and was delicious. The bread was firm, which I like. The Wasabi Bacon was irresistible for a wasabi lover like me. The curry bread had half a boiled egg inside. As for the Mentaiko Butter France, it was gone before I knew it. Who ate it? (laughs) They were all delicious. Recently, there are more tasty ¥100 bread options available. This shop is also delicious, so I would like to come back again.

I discovered a bakery next to the gas station. The exterior of the shop is clean and white. It's called "Pan no Tsubo." Inside, there are various types of bread. Most of the prices are around 108 yen (including tax). I got the "Long Wiener the Curry" and "Bakudan" products. Bakudan is a croissant filled with red bean paste and lots of whipped cream. It was really delicious, especially for those who love red bean paste and whipped cream. The Long Wiener was just okay, I wished it had a spicier flavor. The curry taste was also quite mild.

Last visit was about 3 years ago. I've passed by this place many times in the meantime, but never felt like visiting again (lol) This time, I was cycling around and decided to stop by after a long time. It's a bakery attached to a gas station. Of course, there are restrooms and seating inside the store. I picked out 4 items and paid with a coin, getting some change back. It's cheap and popular, but as I mentioned in my previous review, "Well, it's a 100 yen bread, no doubt about that." I still think the same. One of the items I bought, something like "Cherry something" had no cherries in it, and it was like eating a dry scone that absorbed all the moisture in my mouth (lol) Even though it's a 100 yen bread, I believe that bakeries like Marumo Bakery or those inside supermarkets offer much tastier options. *As of 01/05/2018, some bread items (burgers, sandwiches) have been raised to 120 yen.

After visiting the grave, I remembered this shop on the way home and decided to stop by. I bought a few assorted breads for 100 yen each (I forgot to take a picture and only have two). The shop had a decent selection of items, but I wonder if they all use the same bread dough to keep costs low. The taste of the bread itself is good, considering the price, but the size is a bit small due to the price point. The "fish fry popping out bread"... well, the bread is small so it's bound to pop out. The "cascoute" is more like a cascoute-style bread, not French bread. Even children can eat it easily. Overall, the texture of the bread is gentle enough for children to enjoy. The seasoning of the ingredients is well done, and if you accept it for what it is, you will be satisfied.

I have visited this shop many times. It's near my house, but not on the usual route I take. I noticed a bakery had opened there recently, so I've been stopping by often. Sometimes when I go, there are very few breads lined up. But when it's good timing, there are many varieties of bread available. Sandwiches and burgers are also offered, and they're only 100 yen each. It's such a great deal! Among them, I especially love the Cuscute Premium Ham & Onion Cuscute. Whenever I go, I end up buying bread for now, for snacks, and even an extra one. I always tell myself to try a different kind next time. Thank you for the delicious food!

On the evening of August 12, I visited a bakery attached to a gas station on Shinborikawa Street. At first, I didn't realize it was a bakery because there was a sign for sheet metal on the building. The bakery has parking spaces in front of the store, so you can easily drive there even if you don't use the gas station. The prices are like those of a 100-yen shop (excluding tax), with some items priced at 200 yen. When I visited in the late afternoon, there were only a few options available, which was a bit disappointing. I bought two types of bread with sausages, a red bean paste donut, and mentaiko salad bread. The quality of the sausages and mentaiko salad was good and I thought the quality and size were better than other 100-yen shops. The bread was delicious, and since you can drive there, I would like to visit again in the future. Thank you for the meal.

The flyer from a bakery was in the mailbox at home, and everything was only 100 yen! I went to the bakery called "Pan no Tsubo" and bought 10 different types of bread. They had a great variety of delicious bread, and I enjoyed eating them at home. The curry bread, bacon epi, chocolate danish, and other sandwiches were all very tasty. I will definitely go back to buy more bread in the future.

On the way back from Fushimi, I stopped by this nice bakery with a parking lot. The prices are 100 yen each (excluding tax). Since it was around 3 o'clock, they were out of sandwiches, so I bought 5 different kinds of bread to take home. I got a cream bun, burdock root bun, bean bun, curry bun, and fruit danish. The curry bun was spicy (haha), but overall, for 100 yen, the taste was good. There weren't many options left probably because it was late, which was a bit disappointing.

Date: May 31, 2014 (Saturday) around 5:00 PM Number of visitors: First-time Items ordered: Caramel stick, Sweet Strawberry Blueberry Cheesecake Impressions: The price was only 100 yen, but the quality was not satisfying. The taste of the bread dough was disappointing. The pie-like one was also lacking in flavor and texture. I had hoped for more considering the low price, but unfortunately, it fell short. I don't feel like going back again. Rating: ★×1 Lastly, thank you to the staff at the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Cascade is a 100 yen bakery, which means the turnover of customers is high, so you often get to eat freshly made items. Bread tends to deteriorate over time, so this is a plus point. The taste of the bread itself was delicious, so overall, the hard breads are tasty. The sandwiches used black sesame bread, and the cream cheese and ham sandwich had a good flavor combination. The hamburger was made with frozen patty, which is understandable for the price. I will definitely visit again. Just be careful as the parking lot is like a southern gas station workshop, with only about 5 spots on the west side. I found out that Cascade is affiliated with Pandoble, and I will try their bacon epi next time to compare the two.