Although the prices are a bit on the higher side, the quality of the bread, especially the Double Belgian Chocolate, makes it worth the wait.

I liked the view from the 9th floor. The staff were very friendly, which made the whole visit feel relaxed. We got a table quickly, and the seating was comfortable enough for a quiet meal.

Pastries are elegant, artisanal. Flavors are sophisticated and well-balanced. Feels like cakes made for adults. Really enjoyed the subtlety.

The outdoor spot on Keyaki Street is so quiet. Had a double scoop there, just watching the leaves. A glass of crisp white wine would have been perfect with it, but they only had soft drinks. Still, a nice little break.

Perfect for a quick meal before the Shinkansen. The curry bread with the runny egg inside was the highlight. The crust was so crunchy, and the creamy filling felt fresh and not heavy at all. Just what I needed.

The curry pan is a standout here. Not greasy and packed with flavor, which is pretty good.

The orange loaf bread is the star here. The aroma is lovely and it&#39;s a family favorite. For the price, I was hoping for a slightly bigger loaf though. Still, a nice treat.

The croissant was just right, flaky and buttery. And that salted bread? So simple, but so good. Honestly, for what you pay, the quality is a nice surprise.

The toasted triangle sandwich with cream cheese and cookie dough is my go-to. Really hits the spot.

The pastries here are incredible. Had the almond croissant and it was flaky, buttery perfection. The coffee from the vending machine upstairs? Not so much.

The croissants are seriously good. So flaky and buttery! I grabbed a couple for a quick breakfast with friends and they were still delicious the next morning. Perfect for sharing.

The mentaiko French bread is so good, crispy outside and chewy inside. Perfect for grabbing a quick bite with friends, but be ready for a line!

Had breakfast here. The sourdough was really fragrant and tasty. Sat upstairs with some quiet jazz playing, very relaxing. A good spot for a slow morning.

The white fish tartare sandwich was so good! The fish was crispy, and the sauce had a nice tang. Perfect for a casual lunch with friends. A bit pricey for the size, but we all enjoyed it.

Pistachio soft cream was the perfect end to my walk. Not too sweet, just creamy and smooth. I sat outside and it was gone in a minute.

Found this cozy spot in the Tenjin underground shopping street. It&#39;s calm and spacious, which was a nice break from the crowds. The apple pie was warm and went perfectly with my coffee. Staff were friendly and didn&#39;t rush me at all.

The lunch course with salad and soup was a good deal. Plenty of fresh veggies and sides on the plate. Unlimited bread refills were a nice touch, kept me full.

A nice local bakery. The smell of fresh bread when you walk in is lovely. I had the croissant, which was pretty good&mdash;flaky and buttery. The place has a quiet, old-fashioned feel. It was a bit warm inside, though. A decent spot for a quiet morning.

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