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Breakfast
French inspired bakery with a café-style restaurant and delicatessen shop. Labels allergens in Japanese and English, including milk, egg, and gelatine. Offers a wide range of European-style bread, small salads, ratatouille, savoury & sweet spreads, pickles, and Japanese-style dessert cups. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-7:30pm.
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Last update on 03 May 2023 by Guest
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Added by PlantPropelled on 03 May 2023
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6 Reviews
First Review by PlantPropelled
Shannywhy
Points +104
This is good for bread only - Edit
There aren’t many vegan options unless you are looking for plain bread!! If you want bread- go here! If you want fun pastries, this isn’t the place.
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Rhea.L.M.
Points +1747
Scant options - Edit
I had expectations since this place had been favorited but was confused when I got there. There are a couple of breads, overpriced for the size, and that's it.
Read moreIf you're vegan and a tourist, don't go out of your way to come here. If I was a local and had a hankering for vegan bread, sure I'd occasion this place a few times a year.
Updated from previous review on 2024-02-02
Cons: Not much here really
Guest
nicole_m
Points +3529
Rare spot to get bread in Japan - Edit
This is really just a place for vegans to get bread - the sweet options aren’t suitable, but there are various types of bread that are suitable, all allergens clearly labelled so you can avoid the pesky milk that plagues 99% of Japanese bread. There are also a small number of other items to go with the bread, like jam, peanut butter, olive spread and basil pesto. None of it’s cheap though. #Veganuary
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-01-08
Pros: Allergens clearly labelled , Bread is nice
Cons: Expensive
brandonnpdx
Wonderful review, thank you!! I Live near Hiroshima, so knowing a vegan bread place like this is sooooo nice!! 😮🤤
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Think of it as special occasion bread - it’s way too expensive for everyday eating!
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catandcupcake
Points +4879
Limited accidentally vegan options - Edit
Allergens are really clear but out of the dozens of items, only a couple of breads don't have egg or milk. The bread was fresh, but I would have liked more options and something in the cafe. Prices were quite expensive. We got raisin bread, corn bread, and focaccia - they were nice but didn't taste like the versions we were used to! They also had a large baguette I'd have liked to try.
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AitorBegeta
Points +2037
All products have allergen labeling in English - Edit
All products have allergen labeling in English, so it's easy to tell if it's summer or vegetarian. But there were no vegan desserts, I only found bread with raisins (which was good). And to order drinks, the separate cafeteria counter is only open from 10am to 5pm.
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PlantPropelled
Points +374
Delicious but pricy - Edit
A great variety of European-style bread that satisfied my German cravings for savoury seedy bread after not having been home for months. I also spent a lot of money on various spreads. It was great to find basil pesto without cheese, dried tomato spread and Ratatouille sold as a spread. A great little escape from Japanese food if needed.
Read moreThey also have a bunch of sweet options that I did not feel like trying. Note that the almond butter here contains almonds only, no dairy (as the Himeji specialty would).
Pros: Allergens clearly labelled in English, Many vegan options for a Japanese bakery
Cons: Pricy
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