I stopped by on my way back from the Kameoka Balloon Festival. They offer bread with generous portions, mostly priced at 100 yen. Some items may cost 150 yen or 200 yen. The cost performance is great. First, I tried the adult red bean bun and kinako (soybean flour) donut. The crispy skin of the red bean bun was delicious, with walnuts inside. The sweetness was just right. I wished there was a bit more red bean paste, but I was satisfied. The kinako donut had a fluffy texture and a unique taste that I had never experienced before. The flavor of kinako was strong and lingered. On a Saturday morning, a lively young lady recommended the freshly baked gratin bread to me, and I couldn't resist buying an additional one. It was indeed delicious and had a nice flavor of French bread. The gratin filling was satisfying in just the right amount. Seriously recommended. The sausage roll had a slightly firm bread dough that paired perfectly with the long sausage. There were many variations of sausage rolls to choose from in the same series, making it difficult to decide. There were 4-5 types of sausage rolls available. I don't often go to Kameoka, but if I have the chance, I would definitely like to visit again.

I visited a bakery in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture called "Kyoto Isaburo Seipan Kameoka Store," where all the bread is priced at 100 yen. When I entered the shop, I found a spacious interior with a seating area in the back where customers could eat in. I picked up a "Turtle Bread" for 110 yen and a "Ham and Cheese Bread" for 110 yen. The Turtle Bread (Melon Bread) had a crispy cookie crust and a soft and fluffy interior, which was delicious. The Ham and Cheese Bread had a chewy texture with a delicious filling of Gouda cheese and ham. It was a bakery loved by the locals and the bread was really tasty. Thank you for the meal!

I went to a bakery in Kameoka on a whim. I had heard that the bread here is cheap and delicious, so I wanted to try it out. Even though it was just after 7:30 in the morning, there were a lot of people there. It must be popular. There was a line at the register. When I got home, I ate the bread with butter. The slightly sweet bread went perfectly with the butter and was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I passed by this place and decided to drop in. I was surprised to find that everything was only ¥100 each! It's rare to find that these days. They had a wide variety of options. Personally, I prefer harder breads so there weren't many that I liked, but I bought a few for my children's breakfast. The kids were very satisfied. It's a great bakery for everyday use. I hope they open one near my house.

This bakery is a favorite of mine! The quality for 100 yen is amazing. I'm glad it's in Kameoka! There are many varieties, so my mother looks forward to going every time. I've become addicted to the adult red bean buns. The prices are affordable and it's great to have a place to easily buy from.

I stayed in Kameoka, Kyoto and left early in the morning. I was looking for a place to have breakfast and stumbled upon this place. I just randomly walked in, but they had a nice selection of dishes. It's not a place you would typically visit in the heart of Kyoto, but if you happen to be nearby, it's worth checking out.

I visited this shop for the first time ♬ I had always been curious about it whenever I passed by♪ The name of the shop is quite impactful (✿^^✿) They had a slightly limited variety of options for lunch, but I was able to buy something that I usually enjoy eating (^^♪ I'm not one to try new things much (^ε^)♪❕❕❕ They had just made cream puffs, which I don't usually buy, but since it was a special occasion, I decided to purchase one~☆ I ate it right away in the car♪ It was so delicious *:.｡..｡.:*･ﾟ I would like to buy it again(^_^)v

Ham and egg with gratin bread.

For just 100 yen, there is a wide variety of options available. There are several types of wieners and sausages to choose from, making the selection quite diverse.

Today, I went to visit a grave in Kameoka. On the way back, I decided to stop by a bakery that I had been curious about for a long time. It seems to be a bakery where everything is priced at 100 yen, but it always seems busy! Every time I pass by here, I think about stopping by, but sometimes I end up just passing by or the parking lot is full and I can't stop (;_;) When I entered the store, I was surprised by the variety of bread more than I had expected (*⁰▿⁰*) From the classic ones to the unusual ones, there are so many choices that it's hard to decide (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) Maybe because it's in Kyoto, there are breads made with yuzu (Japanese citrus) too (´∀｀*) The ones I bought this time are: ⚫ Curry bread ⚫ Custard and raspberry tart ⚫ Margherita pizza ⚫ Mugwort and red bean cream ⚫ Cream bread I bought 3 pieces of "cream bread", but they disappeared in no time, so I couldn't taste them, but they seemed to be very delicious (^_^) All the breads were delicious, and it's surprising that they are only 100 yen each❣️ The "Margherita pizza" had plenty of tomato sauce and it was a taste I really liked ♡ The "curry bread" had a good volume and the curry inside was also very nice ♡ The "mugwort and red bean cream" had a smooth red bean and cream, and the mugwort dough matched perfectly ♡ My favorite this time was the "custard and raspberry tart" with plenty of smooth custard cream and a refreshing acidity from the raspberry, the combination was amazing ❤️ The staff were all very kind, and I wish there was a bakery like this nearby (´∀｀*) It was really delicious٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ Thank you for the meal✨✨✨

Recently, there are many bakeries opening up with fixed prices for their bread, such as 100 yen, 108 yen, or 110 yen. It seems like the pricing varies slightly due to consumption tax reasons. In just a few months, two new bakeries have opened up within a 5-minute walk from my house. Even though there are already three bakeries in the same area, none of them offer fixed prices. It seems like bakeries are becoming popular, but I still prefer to visit "Yumeun" bakery that I recently discovered. During lunchtime, I decided to also visit "Chingiare." However, after lunch, I found myself craving bread, so I remembered there was a bakery nearby called "Isaburo Seipan." The bakery had a wide parking lot and as soon as I got out of the car, I could smell the aroma of freshly baked bread. The mini donuts had a light texture and I enjoyed the chocolate flavor. The purple sweet potato and sesame bread had a paste-like filling, giving it a light and crispy texture. I would have liked a bit more sweetness from the sweet potato. The cinnamon sugar bread was not what I expected - it lacked the cinnamon aroma and sweetness I was hoping for. Overall, I think "Isaburo Seipan" offers good quality bread compared to other fixed-price bakeries I know. The customer service was also great. I would consider revisiting this bakery in the future.

Located along Route 9 in Kameoka. It's a bit past Shinno Al Plaza towards Galleria. It's a bit hard to find from the Kameoka direction because of the gas station blocking the view. There is a parking lot that can fit about 5-6 cars. The interior of the shop is not very spacious. There is a small space for eating in. You can see the staff working from the register, giving it an open feel. I usually go around 9 am, and there are always customers. The staff inside are also quite busy. Isn't 9 am supposed to be a slow time for a bakery? Anyway, all the bread is 105 yen, and what's amazing is that even the sandwiches and burgers are 105 yen! The other bread items are also generously filled and delicious. If it was from a certain bakery, it would easily cost 200 yen, and sandwiches and burgers would probably cost 250-300 yen. I can't help but exclaim how cheap it is. My recent favorite is asking the staff which freshly made side dish bread is, and getting the hot one. It's incredibly delicious!

When I went to Kameoka, I looked up a delicious bakery in advance and visited here! It's located along Route 9, near a junction, so the parking lot is a bit difficult to enter. It also feels a bit dangerous to exit... When I entered the store, I was surprised by the wide variety of bread (^_^) There were many types of bread that I had never tried before! I like walnut-flavored bread, so I looked for it and found several types! The curry bread seemed to be popular, as some people were buying a lot of them on their own (*^^)v All priced at 105 yen including tax, which is amazing! Normally, at a regular bakery, there would be some items that are more expensive. There were many female customers, and I saw many children choosing their favorite bread. Inside the store, on the right side, there was an oven and a small seating area for eating in. Since the store is not very spacious, when there are many customers, you have to take turns to get the bread. It would be nice to have a local bakery with such a wide variety and low prices (*^_^*) Although it's far away, this time I bought four pieces for breakfast and went home! It's a wonderful bakery with a high cost-performance ratio (^_^)

On July 20, 2013, I stopped by a friend's place in Kameoka on my way back from a visit. I arrived at the bakery around 2 pm, but unfortunately, they didn't have the curry bread and gratin bread I was aiming for (they might have come out if I had waited, but...). However, there were plenty of other delicious bread options available, all priced at 105 yen each (tax included), and drinks were 200 yen (tax included). This time, I tried the following: Thick-cut tomato and walnut with Hokkaido mozzarella cheese, Mentaiko Parisi: Cheese cubes wrapped in dough and topped with mentaiko mayonnaise, and Condensed milk red bean: Red bean wrapped in walnut bread topped with condensed milk butter. Along with an iced coffee, the total came to a surprising 515 yen. Each bread I tried was freshly baked and really delicious. Can you believe they are only 105 yen each? Additionally, even if the bread has been sitting out for a while, there is a toaster in the eat-in area so you can still enjoy it warm. The tomato bread was juicy, the Parisi had a thin and crispy crust, and the condensed milk red bean had large red bean pieces for a satisfying bite. Overall, it was a delightful meal. I really want to try the curry bread and gratin bread next time. However, the biggest drawback is the traffic situation in front of the shop. The Kameoka area on National Route 9 always seems to be congested, which makes it hard to visit frequently. Despite this, I still want to go back because of the quality and price of the bread. Thanks for the meal. Even though the area can be frustrating, the Kyoto Jukan Expressway has made it much easier to get to Kameoka from Kyoto.

When it comes to food, I always follow my instincts. I had already bought some bread from another bakery for lunch, but then I stumbled upon a new bakery. It's always a tough decision whether to ignore it or stop by, but I usually end up stopping by. Even though I may never come back again, especially in the Kansai region where I live, I can't resist trying out new places. This time was no different, and I found myself in a crowded bakery where everything was priced at 100 yen. Despite the crowd, I managed to buy a freshly baked melon bread for myself. I enjoyed it in the nearby park, and it was delicious with its crispy texture. There's nothing like freshly baked bread, and the affordable prices make this bakery popular. I would recommend giving it a try if you have the chance. I definitely plan on going back again.

"Iisaburo Pan" in Kameoka is a popular bakery where everything is priced at 100 yen, but the appearance is gorgeous and the taste is quite good! It's easy to calculate when buying. It's a bit far, so it's hard to go often, but I think I would become a regular if it were closer. The bread is 100 yen for three slices. I thought maybe I didn't need to buy bread specifically? The store also has an eat-in space, making it convenient for those who want to eat something in the morning.

I visited a shop along Route 9 in October 2012. They have a parking lot, but it's always full. It can be tough to find a spot to park. Inside the shop, there is a wide variety of bread, but they sell out quickly. It's very busy with people coming in since the morning. They seem to be constantly busy with freshly baked bread coming out one after another. They offer a variety of bread, including sweet bread and sandwich bread, all priced at 100 yen. The rice flour bread for 100 yen has a strong rice flavor. The dough is moist with a chewy texture that is delightful. When you bite into it, a simple sweetness spreads. It's amazing to enjoy it without any toppings. It's really worth the 100 yen. Among rice flour bread, I think this one is one of the best. It's a fun bakery to choose bread from. They don't have hard bread, but for when you're a little hungry, this cheap and delicious bread is perfect for everyday use.

Located in Kameoka City, Kyoto, along Route 9, near Al Plaza Nishi, is a bakery. I happened to pass by around 10:30 on a Sunday and noticed that it was quite busy, so I decided to take a look inside. There were many signs saying "Amazing 100 yen bread," indicating that all the bread was priced at 100 yen each (tax included). The bread on display seemed similar to what you would find at a regular bakery. I've seen a similar concept at a bakery called "Petit Blanc" in shopping centers in Shiga and Kyoto, so it seems like they are run by the same company. However, it's unclear how they differentiate the brands. Despite the Japanese-style name, the bakery didn't have a particularly Japanese feel to it. The store is small and crowded, so it's a bit difficult to freely choose your bread. The taste is not bad, and considering the price, it's quite satisfactory.