The bakery is located next to a supermarket called "Fresh Cheap Market" from 9:30 to 21:00. The supermarket also offers fresh and affordable products and is highly recommended. Most of the bread at this bakery is only 100 yen, which was a pleasant surprise. They may be small, but they are satisfying. There is also an eat-in space available. The taste is delicious, and I will definitely be a repeat customer. With this price, there is nothing to complain about. The restaurant was very crowded during lunchtime.

The 100 yen bread corner in the supermarket has been moved to another tenant on the same premises. It was around 2:00 PM and there were still plenty of products lined up. What surprised me more was that the eat-in space was full. It's a cheap place to relax. I chose the piroshki that I remember eating when I was a child. Unlike curry bread, it doesn't have breadcrumbs on it. There isn't much filling inside, but it's quite delicious. To think that this is only 100 yen, deflation is quite scary.

Visit around 14:30 on October 20th (Wednesday)

When this supermarket first opened, I didn't pay much attention when I went there, but I was honestly surprised by the variety of items all priced at 105 yen (deli bread, sweet bread, sandwiches). I visited around 12:30 on a weekday, and I think there were about 40 different types displayed. It was so fun just looking at them, and it had the atmosphere of a store where you might end up buying more than you planned. It doesn't feel like a bakery inside a supermarket at all, with no bakery sign outside, it's like a hidden gem. The location is great, right along a main road, and since it's part of a supermarket, the parking lot is quite spacious and convenient. Personally, I think it would be perfect if there was a space for eating in as well.

The location is about a 5-minute walk from the station and they have a wide variety of options, which makes it enjoyable. I tried various items and found the taste to be average. There are some items that are slightly above average depending on personal preference. Despite the appearance, the prices are quite affordable. If you want to eat bread but don't want to go far or spend too much money, this is a good option. Personally, I don't like the taste of oil and find the cream heavy and sweet, but some people enjoy that. The custard cream donut with black sesame and vanilla beans was delicious with a milky cream.