The shop used to be called "Four de H" and used to be located in Honmachi. I thought I posted about them but maybe it was pre-blog that I tried them.
Anyway, the shop is brightly lit and I like how you have to tell the person working behind the counter what you want.
I picked up this dried fruit bread and this fig bread...both 380 yen each plus tax.
I liked how these breads were packed with fruits.
Not sure if this is what made it bright pink (I think they used a food coloring).
The fig bread was really moist and figgy...so good with a schmear of cream cheese.
We had these with some wine and salad.
I'll be back.
Paris H
3-6-32 Nakanoshima, Nakanoshima Dai-Bldg 1F
Kita, Osaka
Phone: 06.6479.3577
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Hours: 10:00-19:00, Take-out only
6 comments:
What did you mean about having to tell the person what you want? Is it usually (in bakeries) that you just grab/bag what you want and pay up? We only have that (bag your own) in supermarket bakeries with that type of purchasing system.
Those look good!!! In a bakery in Japan I grabbed a pastry with a pinkish paste on top not realizing that it was some kind of fish egg thing. Ewwwwww.
Is there a Japanese word for schmear?
Looks great Kat!
I love that pink color!
most bakeries in Japan have trays and tongs at the entrance Rowena, you then go and pick up the breads/pastries you want and then pay at the register.
I think you got Satoshi's favorite, mentaiko on french bread :)
I don't think so, Alan.
Thanks Kirk :)
Me too K :)
Take care everyone!
Kat
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