Accompanied my daughter on her errands. So I decided to do some food log activities! I checked the map and found a few bakeries. Since we were taking the bus back to the station, we decided to go to the bakery near the bus stop. The store was very crowded, mainly with local customers. They had a wide variety of bread. It was nice to have so many options, but it made it hard to choose. The selected items were thick-cut tomato and olive focaccia, cream panda bread, Tokachi sweet red bean bread, juicy salted butter roll, and madeleine. Since I hadn't had a proper lunch, I bought the madeleine to eat while waiting for the bus, which was the right choice. I split it in half and ate it. It was a madeleine with a gentle sweetness in the traditional hard aluminum cup. Unfortunately, I failed to toast the juicy salted butter roll. The original flavor of the bread was lost, which was a shame. However, the inside was soft, the butter was fragrant, and it was delicious. If I have the chance, I'll go back for a rematch. The sweet red bean bread had smooth red bean paste inside, not too grainy, and a slightly sweet fluffy bread dough, which was delicious. The focaccia was thick and block-like. After eating one, I was full. I wish they had put a bit more olives on it since I like olives.

Compared to other restaurants, this place had plenty of ingredients in their dishes. The flavors were strong but not overpowering, making it easy to eat. I had never seen combinations like walnut and bacon before, but they were surprisingly delicious. The parking lot is hard to find and the road is rough, so be careful.

When I went to the Machida Squirrel Park in GW, it was extremely crowded haha. On the way back, I decided to stop by this bakery nearby. There is a parking lot, but the entrance is a bit hard to find... I managed to park and went inside. There are several branches, but this is the main store. Inside the wooden interior, there are many types of bread lined up, and you can also eat at the tables on the deck outside. The store isn't very spacious, so I had to go around twice to make my selection. I tried their specialty Steak Curry Bread and Banh Mi when I got home. The Steak Curry Bread has thinly sliced meat packed inside with a unique curry seasoning. It seems there is chocolate in it, so you can slightly taste the richness and bitterness of the chocolate rather than the spices... it's just unique. The Banh Mi is made with a pretty hard bread filled with ham, lettuce, and pickled vegetables. The seasoning of the pickled vegetables is really good. It's quite satisfying to eat. The Steak Curry Bread is addictive.

This place had a good selection of freshly baked curry bread, although they were running low on them. I was told that they would be ready in 5 minutes, so I decided to wait. I also ordered a freshly baked Salty Dog. There were two sweet options left: Cranberry Cream Cheese and a Mochi Ring. Here are my thoughts on each item: - Curry Bread: The freshly fried curry bread was crispy on the outside and the curry inside was hot and juicy. It had a deep flavor with chunks of carrots, making it very delicious. - Salty Dog: The bread was crispy yet light, and the frankfurter inside was juicy. The grain mustard spread on top added to the deliciousness. - Cranberry Cream Cheese: The flaky Danish pastry paired well with the sweet and tangy cranberry and cream cheese filling. - Mochi Ring: As the name suggests, this mochi ring donut was chewy and not greasy, making it very tasty.

I visited Panpatisserie Machida Main Store to have lunch at home. As soon as the store opened, the inside was filled with freshly baked bread, and the whole place was enveloped in a wonderful aroma. I chose: - Nikukyu (meat bun) - filled with meat bun-like ingredients, very satisfying to eat - Meat miso bacon - has a good texture and the flavor of bacon stimulates the appetite - Apple star - with a mild sweetness that goes well with croissant dough This time, I enjoyed them with unsweetened black tea. Thank you for the meal.

- Tandoori Chicken Burger: Chicken is delicious here, everything in the burger category is delicious - Curry Bread: Just made, freshly made is amazing, the curry level is high - Walnut Bread: Very ordinary - Mochi Rings: Fluffy and chewy, the best, some sugar removed from the outside considering health, still very tasty - Weekdays after 13:30, 2-3 customers in advance, 90% excellent products, excellent cost performance

I went to the popular Pan Patty Machida main store, even though it's far from the station. In the morning, the shelves were filled with freshly baked bread, and the aroma was so good that I had a hard time choosing. I picked: - Salty Dog: Sausage and lemon zest with a firm bread that was satisfying and delicious. - Beef curry bread with chunks of beef: The curry flavor was strong. - Yomogi red bean bread: It was a small bread but too sweet for my liking. I bought some milk on the way and had it with the bread, and indeed, milk goes well with bread. It was a delicious meal.

I had the opportunity to work in Machida and visited the shop again. The cream pan I wanted was sold out, so I selected the maple melon pan, cream donut, curry pan, and tamago koppe instead. The popular curry pan had chunks of beef in it, giving it a luxurious taste. The others were just okay. On a different day, I purchased only the cream pan. After eating onigiri from Yoneya Kyu-san, I had it as dessert. The cream pan here is top-notch, with both the dough and cream being excellent. The cream, in particular, has a good aroma and is rich and delicious. At 150 yen, it's a bit pricey, but worth the cost. Whenever you come to Machida, be sure to buy the cream pan!

First visit. There are many types of bread, all of them are attractive. The curry bread seems to be the recommended item, but I accidentally bought the adult curry bread? Also got cream bread and yakisoba bread. The curry bread is delicious. The curry is tasty! I want to eat it over rice. The cream bread is delicious with plenty of cream and not overly sweet. The yakisoba bread is also delicious! I found a good bakery.

During my commute, I stopped by a popular bakery. The parking lot is located on a side street just before the nearby convenience store. I got a Beef Curry Bun with plenty of meat chunks (190 yen) and a Soft White Bread (220 yen) to go. The Beef Curry Bun had a generous amount of spicy curry with solid pieces of meat. The Soft White Bread was sliced into 4 pieces as I requested. It was very soft and fluffy. I made cuts in it, toasted it, and spread lots of butter on top. It was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The deliciousness of the bakery definitely lives up to its popularity. On sunny days, I often see customers enjoying their food on the terrace. There were several types of curry buns available, so I would like to try the freshly fried ones on the terrace next time. Thank you for the meal!

I finished my errands in Machida and now I have a meeting in Shibuya! I had some time to spare so I decided to try out this shop. The cream bread was really rich and delicious! I also got a curry bread for breakfast the next morning, and that was tasty too. They even offer a free cup of coffee for customers who make a purchase, which made me really happy. I enjoyed my coffee on the bench outside before heading back to Tokyo. Ossu ossu!

I visited this bakery nearby and tried their food items. They have delicious bread such as cheese focaccia, walnut bread, chocolate croissant, and regular bread. The regular bread tastes better when toasted, it's fluffy and fragrant. The cheese focaccia is crispy with a nice salty cheese flavor. The walnut bread is fluffy and very tasty. The chocolate croissant is soft with a delicious chocolate filling inside.

Panpatti, beloved in Machida and Sagamihara. I visited the main store. It is easily accessible by car, about 20 minutes by bus from Furubuchi or Machida station. There is a parking lot in the alley next to the store, between the store and the Family Mart. The store is located on the first floor of a large apartment building. The exterior is flashy with art, and there is outdoor seating. Free coffee service is available. The interior of the store is small, with a wide variety of bread lined up. Due to COVID-19 measures, the bread is in plastic cases. I purchased the following items: Premium Milky Bread (150 yen) - A cute mountain-shaped bread with a soft texture. It uses Calpis butter, and the cream has a whipped texture with good melting in the mouth. Milky and sweet, very delicious. Baked Steak Curry Bread (290 yen) - A curry bread with chocolate for richness. It contains thinly sliced meat for a unique texture. The curry has a hint of spiciness, and the chocolate adds richness, making it delicious. NY Chocolate Bread (130 yen) - Soft chocolate bread with black chocolate chips. The chocolate chips provide a crunchy texture. These breads are quite popular in the neighborhood, with customers coming in continuously. Also, the affordable prices are a plus.

Arrived at the shop before 12:00 on a regular day. Local customers were coming and going, making it crowded. The company Panpati operates 6 bakeries nationwide. Purchased the following 3 items: Premium Milky Bread for 150 yen, Baked Steak Curry Bread for 290 yen, and NY Chocolate Bread for 130 yen. The Premium Milky Bread uses Calpis butter, with a soft dough and milk cream inside, standing out with its sweetness. The Baked Steak Curry Bread has a curry flavor with chocolate for richness, and chunks of steak inside. The NY Chocolate Bread is made of chocolate dough with black chocolate chips, with a fluffy texture and a mild sweetness, making it easy to eat. The chocolate is kneaded in, and there are also some chips inside. I thought it was a bakery loved by a wide range of people in the local area. Thank you for the meal!

Curry bread is the specialty at this popular local bakery. My husband bought some as a souvenir based on a recommendation from his colleague. The prices are very reasonable for all the bread they offer. The curry bread is particularly popular and even if it's not on display, they will fry it up fresh for you right away. It takes about 15 minutes for it to be ready. The top seller, curry bread, is filled with chunks of carrots and beef, with a spicy curry flavor. There is another curry bread with thin slices of steak inside, and the curry is a bit darker in color. I personally preferred the flavor of the top seller, but my husband liked the steak curry bread better, so I guess it's a matter of preference. The salt butter bread was also delicious. Overall, the bread here is soft and seems to cater to a wide audience. There seems to be a variety of bread types available, so I'd like to try something other than curry bread next time. Thank you for the meal.

【On the way back from Sagamihara】On the way back from the holy land of vending machine gourmet in Sagamihara, I passed through Machida City and stopped by this store that I had been curious about. I was curious about this place because it holds a Guinness World Record. 【What is that Guinness World Record?】This place holds a Guinness World Record for the number of curry buns sold in 8 hours, which is 5,947 buns. That's about 6,000 buns, or approximately 750 buns per hour. That's 12-13 buns per minute, which is amazing. When something like that happens, you have to buy a curry bun, right? 【Purchased buns】I purchased six different types of buns including curry bun, soft pretzel, bean bun, crispy pork bun, olive bread, and Manhattan bun. Except for the soft pretzel, all were priced under 200 yen. There was quite a lot of quantity as well. It's nice that even the curry bun is under 200 yen. 【Delicious, isn't it?】The curry bun has a generous portion and plenty of ingredients, with a flavorful and delicious curry. The soft pretzel has just the right amount of saltiness and is delicious. The bean bun and crispy pork bun are also delicious. The olive bread has a good balance between olive oil and bread dough. This one is recommended. The Manhattan bun has a generous amount of chocolate and is good for a snack. They are all delicious, and with prices under 200 yen, the cost performance is high compared to other bakeries I've been to. I don't go there often, but if I'm in the Machida area, I would recommend this place. I would like to visit again.

A bakery famous for its various types of curry bread. It's far from any station, but it always has a lot of customers. They have several types of curry bread, as well as other pastries and savory bread. It's hard to decide what to buy because there are so many options. The beef curry bread is delicious with big chunks of meat and vegetables in a spicy curry. The use of spices that adults would enjoy. I skipped the Totoro-shaped bread, but I tried the meatball bread which had pork bun filling. The bread was fluffy with a pork bun flavor. I wish they had put more effort into the shape of the meatball. The chocolate bread had a rich chocolate flavor with slightly melted chocolate chips that were delicious. I bought a half-size maple roll which had a sweet aroma and was fluffy. This shop seems to specialize in softer bread rather than hard bread. Before the pandemic, there were many moms with kids eating the bread they bought at the shop's tables with free coffee. Will that scene come back again?

I want to eat delicious bread! I suddenly thought of "Panpati" shop. The appearance of the shop is nice, and the way the bread is displayed is good, and all the breads are cute and visually appealing. The variety is abundant and, above all, delicious, definitely delicious. So, I decided to go buy some. I thought of going there while on my way to my parents' house on my motorbike. If I can stop by, there is only the main store in Yamasaki Danchi. So, I parked on the side of the road under the scorching sun and turned on the navigation on my smartphone. I set my smartphone in the navigation case provided on my motorbike and off I went! I rode my motorbike smoothly. After a while, I suddenly realized. It's hot. As expected under the scorching sun. ...which means... Smartphone ca...Hot! The black smartphone case was already burning hot. And that means, of course, the smartphone inside...oh no, it's happening again!!!!=͟͟͞͞(๑ò◊ó ﾉ)ﾉ Please, just a little longer! Just a little more, so please hang in there! I prayed with all my might as I continued to ride my motorbike. But this world is cruel (Unruly). Then it suddenly happened. The screen suddenly turned black. And the cruel words appeared. [Please wait until the device cools down.] I can't wait any longer! Don't leave me here like this! Don't abandon me all of a sudden!! Isn't this too one-sided!? I told you to come with me, didn't I? What about my feelings?? We've been through so much together to get this far, haven't we!? With eyes rolling back, I made an emergency stop. Unable to do anything on the side road, I just held the smartphone with both hands. Nothing changed. Of course not. So, I reluctantly put it in my bag, and continued to ride as far as I remembered. Whenever I found a space to park, I stopped and peeked into my bag. After some struggle, the smartphone revived. So, I continued to ride while occasionally checking from my bag, using this revolutionary analog method, and finally arrived. It took some time. When I arrived, "Panpati" shop was as cute as ever. There were a few customers already there, but the shop was not too crowded as they had a strict limit on the number of people inside. However, more customers kept coming without a break, so it's definitely a popular bakery. I chose the highly popular "Beef Curry Bun" which was still being baked, a slightly unusual "Mackerel Sandwich", "Three Chocolate Pigs", and "Mentaikko Mochi" - a total of four types. I ended up eating only the Mackerel Sandwich. The fresh lemon slice was refreshing and delicious. Next time, I will make sure to try the curry bun that I wanted to eat. I will also make sure to protect my smartphone. It's really painful to experience when you are too dependent on it. Smartphones, men, and social media. We don't need a future full of negatives, really, we don't. Wonderful, Maki-nee.

I went in the morning. Customers kept coming in one after another in search of curry bread. There were many types of bread, and I had a hard time deciding. Freshly baked bread kept being added. Here are some highlights: - Croque-monsieur (forgot to take a photo): A fluffy round cylindrical bread sold in the middle of the store. It was made with a mustard mayo-like flavor rather than white sauce. It was very delicious if you think of it as a sandwich. - Mushroom pizza? It was very large and surprised me. The thin crust made me think it only had tomato sauce, but it also had white sauce, making it very satisfying and delicious. - Milk bread: It had a moderate sweetness and was very easy to eat. - Kinako sugar mochi ring: It was a delicious snack with a chewy texture. There were so many varieties that I will definitely go back to buy more!

Here is the translation: "This shop located in Yamazaki Danchi. I visited with the intention of buying every interesting bread they had! The parking lot is a bit tricky to find - after passing the shop, turn left at the traffic light, and the entrance is not immediately visible! The road on the left is a dead end, the next entrance is a different parking lot, and the narrow passage after that is the correct one. I actually bought every bread they had. "Premium Milky (150 yen)" has a stronger creaminess compared to other shops - truly premium! "Nikukyuu (180 yen)" is a meat bun with a surprisingly satisfying filling. "3 Piglets Chocolate Bread (180 yen)" has a strawberry-flavored bread with chocolate cream inside - a bread that kids would love. "Teritama Hot Sandwich (230 yen)" has a French toast-like bread with a generous portion of teriyaki chicken. "Ebi Mayo Coppe (334 yen)" has plump shrimp and the mayo sauce is amazing! "Curry Bread (180 yen)" is a classic favorite with chunks of meat inside. Be careful, it's hot when freshly made. "Salted Red Bean Butter Bread (130 yen)" has red bean paste inside salted bread. Where's the butter? I have not tried the following, so I will skip the reviews: "Stretchy Cheese Curry Bread (320 yen)," "Strawberry Sandwich (200 yen)," "Matcha Milk (120 yen)," "Chocolate Stick (170 yen)," "Beach Cool (150 yen)."