Last time, I waited in line for 1 hour and 35 minutes to buy from this shop. I also lined up at the Yurakucho store. This time, as I was about to take the train from Shimbashi Station, I passed by the shop and noticed that customers were only allowed to purchase up to 4 pieces of the white truffle salt bread. Since there was no line, I decided to buy some. The white truffle salt bread costs 248 yen including tax, and each person can buy up to 4 pieces. I usually use eco bags, but this time I bought a paper bag, which made it easy to carry. I warmed it up in the toaster and ate it. Mmm, it was delicious! Thank you for the meal.

Truffle Bakery's salted bread with white truffle is a highly recommended item by Pococha. It is their most popular product, made with three grades of truffle for a rich aroma. The bread is made with top-grade Canadian wheat, filled with homemade truffle butter, and baked with truffle oil and truffle salt. The result is a crispy, buttery, and fluffy bread with a hint of wheat fragrance. The bakery does not have seating or provide water or towels. The restroom is located outside the store in Shinbashi Station. There are no charging outlets available. The customer service is lacking, but the cleanliness and setting are average. Customers do not need to remove their shoes. The store can get crowded, with six customers waiting in line at the checkout. Truffle Bakery is operated by DRESSTABLE, a company specializing in European gourmet ingredients. They aim to make specialty ingredients more accessible and to educate children on good taste and sensibility through truffle products.

Shimbashi Station Bicycle Walk - Bread Walk. It is located near the JR Shimbashi Station concourse exit. There is always a long line, so it was easy to find. When I looked at the showcase, it said that the salt bread in the morning was sold out! The freshly baked ones will be available for sale from 14:00 in the afternoon. It is currently 14:15. There are only a few left in the showcase! The limit is 6 per person? I hope they come out soon. When I looked at the showcase again, there was a wagon cooling down the baked salt bread at the back! The turnover is so fast that they were cooling it outside the case. I was able to get 2 salt breads! They were still warm, so they were wrapped on top of the paper bag and put in my backpack. When I got home and took them out of the bag, they had a nice crispy texture. Freshly baked bread is delicious, but I prefer it when it has cooled down a bit and the flavors have settled inside. Reheating is an option, but I like it when the bread has cooled a bit. When I took a bite, the truffle flavor came through smoothly. It would be nice if they were 3 for 1 coin at 248 yen each. Thank you for the meal.

The best salted bread of the year!! The salted bread, with a perfect balance of white truffle and butter kneaded in, is truly the best salted bread of the year. When reheated at home, the butter blends in and it becomes even more delicious. The croissant is light and crispy, very authentic. Although I couldn't buy the seaweed butter salted bread as it was sold out, I would like to try it someday.

I lined up because there weren't many people due to the typhoon. I wanted to try the white truffle bread, so I feel lucky. Today, I only bought the white truffle bread, but the other bread also looks unique and delicious. The burnt corn mayo bread is irresistible for someone like me who loves corn bread. However, the price of the bread is quite high. The salt bread is indeed delicious, but as for the white truffle... it does have a slight fragrance, but I was expecting something more intense. If you eat it thinking it's just a regular salt bread, you might be pleasantly surprised with "Wow, this is delicious." I think I lined up with high expectations, so I ended up expecting too much.

Limited to four per person, the truffle croissant had a nice aroma. It would be even more delicious if it was freshly baked. The egg sandwich also had a delicious truffle flavor. I am satisfied! I would like to buy it again if I have the chance! Thank you for the meal!

I accidentally burned the white truffle salt bread and turned it black... but reheating is recommended! The surface is crispy, while the inside with salty flavor is moist and very delicious. I imagined it would be like a fluffy coppe pan, but it's completely different. The cocoa nibs used are from Dandelion Chocolate. Inside, there is chocolate custard mixed in. The sweetness is subtle. Those who were attracted by the appearance of a chocolate chip bread may be disappointed, but it was just right for me.

I didn't have much time, so after work I decided to transfer to the Ginza Line at Shimbashi Station. I quickly bought some pastries at Truffe Mini inside the station! I got a salted truffle bread, a curry bread, and also a croissant-like pastry with chocolate on top. Back at the office, I tried the salted truffle bread for the first time and it had a strong aroma with a hint of salt, which was a new and delicious experience. The curry bread had lots of vegetables and a sweet curry flavor, making it very easy to eat!

The butter croissant and white truffle bread are popular at this shop, with long lines forming. I bought a giant croissant that caught my eye, even though I'm not a fan of bakeries. The croissants were stacked on the bottom shelf, with the white truffle bread on top. Sold out. The butter croissant was huge! I bought it just for its size! But when I ate it, it was chewy. It lacked the crispy crust I was expecting and had a strong truffle smell. Not a fan. I don't need surprises when eating a croissant. After purchasing, when I said "thank you," they replied, "You're welcome, have a good day." That's the kind of shop it is. Surprising. Thank you for the meal.

On a holiday, I visited around 4:30 PM. Although there was a long line at the newly opened store in Osaka and I couldn't buy anything, I decided to check out the store anyway. Surprisingly, there were only about 5 groups of customers in line, and they still had white truffle salt bread in stock! I immediately got in line and bought 6 pieces. The purchase limit that day was 6 pieces per person. When I reheated them in the toaster, the truffle aroma was delightful. The salt bread had just the right amount of salt and was delicious. Once the store in Osaka becomes less crowded, I would like to try their sandwiches and other products. Total cost was 1,488 yen for 6 pieces at 248 yen each, paid with PayPay.

I unknowingly stopped by a shop that sells white truffle salt bread. Each piece costs around 250 yen and you can buy up to 6 pieces per person. I bought 2 pieces, thinking it must be popular. When I tried it at home, I could faintly smell the truffle. When warmed up, the truffle aroma spread even more, and when I took a bite, the aroma spread even further. It had just the right amount of salt, and I finished it in no time. I think I'll try to buy it again when there's no line.

Salt truffle bread that becomes addictive as you eat it! They always have freshly baked bread at 8:00 and 15:00, and despite often selling out, I was surprised to find some left on a weekday at 6:30 pm! There was still a line, but they were limiting purchases to 8 pieces per person, so of course I bought 8 pieces!

There is a bakery inside Shimbashi Station. I used to give up buying because of the long line, but this time there was almost no line so I bought it. You can buy up to 4 pieces of white truffle salt bread per person. The salt bread has a nice chewy texture with white truffle inside, and it has a very good aroma. It is recommended as a souvenir for those who are not good with sweet things because of the saltiness. Since the line has calmed down, I think it's good to buy occasionally.

I ended up buying croissants, truffle salt rolls, and bacon rolls. The total was just over a thousand yen. I didn't warm them up, just enjoyed them as they were. I should have also bought some delicious French bread. Croissants are so tasty when eaten occasionally. I want to eat the truffle salt rolls with white wine next time, so I will visit again. ^_^

Finally managed to buy it... There are always so many people lining up and it often sells out, but today I happened to see fewer people lining up on my way to work, so I was able to line up and buy it... The smell of truffle and butter in front of the store made my stomach growl, and after taking a bite, the perfect balance of saltiness and truffle aroma... made me feel like I was in a luxurious mood.

When I stopped by Shinbashi Station, the line was shorter than usual, so I decided to wait in line. The white truffle salt bread costs 248 yen each, with a current limit of 6 pieces per person. The paper bag for takeout is free, but boxes or tote bags are charged. This time, I opted for takeout. When I reheated it at home, the rich aroma of truffle filled the room, making me feel elegant. The taste was just right with a perfect amount of saltiness. The price seems to be increasing, making it less affordable, but I believe it's due to the rising cost of truffle ingredients. As an occasional luxury treat, the bread with a generous amount of truffle aroma was delicious. The black streaks inside the bread are probably truffle salt, truffle oil, or homemade truffle butter, making it a luxurious indulgence.

I happened to pass by at 10 o'clock and they were selling it, with almost no line. If the timing is right, you can surprisingly buy it on weekdays. Recently, I wonder if the theory that bakeries don't sell well in the summer still applies. It doesn't seem to matter much in this case though. The truffle aroma is light and fluffy, but when you bite into it, it's packed with truffle. Truffle butter and truffle salt, the wave-like attack is amazing. There are various options, but this one is still the best.

The usual shop where I always line up happened to not have a line this time. I couldn't imagine the taste, but when I opened it at home, it made sense. In addition, the aroma directly influenced the flavor. It was rich, but definitely not like ramen. I also bought a chocolate bread which was delicious. All the sweet bread is delicious, but the marketing strategy of narrowing down the shop name to attract customers is also impressive.

The white truffle salt bread is really delicious. The balance of truffle and salt is perfect. I bought it at the Hiroo store before. I knew there was one at Shinbashi Station, but it was always crowded so I passed by. This time, I went early in the morning and was able to buy it without any crowds. They only allow up to 4 pieces per person, so of course I bought 4 pieces.

When it was not yet famous, you could buy it without waiting in line. It was a store that opened right after Yurakucho Station. It was a hidden gem at first. Located on the 1st floor of JR Shinbashi Station Ginza exit, in a prominent location. When it first opened in this location, there was no line, so I used to buy it a lot. And then, it became popular as a souvenir or gift on TV, and before I knew it, it went through a period of extremely long lines. Not too long ago, it was surprisingly crowded, so I didn't buy it for a while. But the other day, when I passed by, there was still a line, but only 5 or 6 people, so I could buy it normally. Phew (~_~;) I went home, reheated it, and tried it. Huh? This white truffle salt bread, was it always like this? (?_?) It seemed like the taste was worse than before. Maybe it's just my imagination, but it lacked the buttery feeling completely, like, did they forget to put it in (lol) ((T_T)) There was hardly any truffle flavor, and I was disappointed (*T^T) It seemed too packed compared to before. White truffle white bread 1 piece for 248 yen, currently limited to 4 pieces per person. Hmm (^^ゞ I might not buy it anymore (lol)

On a holiday, I went shopping in Shinbashi and Ginza and bought bread for breakfast the next morning. I purchased salt bread, curry bread, and croissant. My wife said the salt bread is delicious, so we each bought one salt bread and a few other items. I personally don't eat much in the morning, so I only had the salt bread. The next morning, I ate it and found that it wasn't too salty, just a delicious bread! Even without butter, margarine, or jam, it had a good aroma and taste. It's a simple yet high-quality bread. Thank you for the meal.