It was located very close to Keihan Sumizome Station. I visited around 1 pm... There weren't as many sandwich options as I had hoped, which was disappointing. There were mostly hard sandwiches. I thought I would like to try going around 10 am next time.

Located right by Keihan Sumizome Station in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City. There aren't many places around here where you can have tea, so it was a relief to find this place. The Christmas-themed wrapping adds a cute atmosphere. They offer scones, rusks, salt bread, and various types of sandwiches like hard bread, croissants, and white bread. The orange and strawberry sandwich set was around 650 yen. Takeout is also available. Here are the prices for dining in: Red Mizuna Tuna Salad - 367 yen. I chose this because I had never tried red mizuna before. It has tuna mayo, cheese, and crunchy rye bread sticks. Sweet potato and fruit(?) sandwich - 326 yen. The Earl Grey cream is delicious, and it goes well with the sweet potato. It's a unique combination that tastes really good. Chocolate Stollen - 500 yen. It's small and reasonably priced. Sliced thinly and cocoa-flavored, it's not too sweet and very tasty.

I visited a cafe next to Mokuzome Station around 12:30 on a weekday. The prices of the bread items are a bit on the higher side. The salt bread was made with soft French bread and had a good saltiness to it, very delicious. The egg and katsu sandwich had plenty of egg and was tasty, while the katsu sandwich was a more common type but still delicious. The sandwich bread was soft and fluffy, with a nice sweetness to it, very tasty. When toasted, it had a slight yeast flavor and saltiness, making it crispy and fluffy, very delicious. They cut it into my preferred size. The French toast was described as being soaked in a liquid, but the inside was completely white while the surface had a burnt honey and caramel flavor. It wasn't exactly like traditional French toast, but it was still tasty with a moderate level of sweetness. They are known for their seasonal fruit sandwiches, and unfortunately, the Shine Muscat one was sold out today. I would like to go back another time to try their fruit sandwich.

I visited Ankh Sandwich after a long time! Please be careful as they are sometimes closed due to having small children. I've been there twice and found it closed. Ankh Sandwich offers unique sandwiches and I always have a hard time deciding what to buy, but everything is delicious! Recently, they started making fruit sandwiches. The strawberry sandwich with apple vinegar cream was light and delicious! Thank you for the meal.

After leaving the hospital, I had a sandwich for lunch! They have various types of sandwiches here, and the fillings inside have a slightly rich flavor. The bread other than sandwiches is also delicious. I think the egg sandwich is my favorite! Thank you for the meal.

This is a bakery and cafe located just west of Sumizome Station. Their baguettes are usually used for sandwiches. The crust stands out with a slightly burnt flavor, but the softness and taste of the filling are not exceptional. Overall, I thought it was okay, but I could probably find better elsewhere.

It seems like a new bakery cafe has opened near the station. On this day, I chose a few items to take home. I got an egg salad sandwich (350 yen), an anpan (350 yen), and French toast (250 yen). I also bought four cube-shaped slices of bread. As the name suggests, the sandwiches were the most delicious! 😊🥪

I learned from a local blogger and went to brunch. The entrance is step-free and stroller-friendly. Inside, there is an island showcase with sandwiches, baguettes, and bread. I picked a smoked salmon and cream cheese croissant sandwich. The croissant was light and flaky, with a strong black pepper and lemon flavor. They use locally harvested wheat flour. I also ordered an iced cafe latte, which was generously sized and reasonably priced. The seating area is spacious with a view of the neighboring station. It's a nostalgic spot for locals, with a new eatery bringing a refreshing change to the area. I hope they continue to thrive as food establishments have the power to transform a neighborhood.

Next to Keihan Sumizome Station, a new sandwich cafe called Anx has opened. The spacious interior with refreshing atmosphere has plenty of table seats for a relaxing experience. This time, I used their takeout service and all the sandwiches were delicious. Highly recommended! - Chicken and Egg 450 yen: The secret flavor in this sandwich is... ginger mixed into the sauce, giving it a unique taste! - Shrimp Cutlet 450 yen: The tartar sauce on this sandwich has a distinctive flavor, elevating the shrimp cutlet to the next level! - Croutons 80 yen: A great deal for this amount at 80 yen! Definitely worth buying if available.

I was tempted by other bread options, but went with the classic BLT! The clean and cozy atmosphere allowed me to relax (╹◡╹)♡