uzu

I've been wanting to try Uzu's cinnamon rolls for some time now (Uzu in Japanese means "swirl")

They are located in the Daikanyama area of Tokyo.

Luckily, they had a pop up at our station.

For the price these were kind of tiny.

I would say it was about the size of an oldskool muffin?!

This shop uses flour made in Japan and butter from Hokkaido.

We tried the salty maple and pecan nuts...480 yen (tax included)

And the original...410 yen (tax included)

They recommend you heating them up before eating.

Delicious..buttery with a cream cheese frosting.

Not worth the price though, but I'm glad we tried them.

Uzu

13-8-112 Daikanyama

Shibuya, Tokyo

Closed Mondays

Hours: 11:00-18:00

sora to mugi to

When I went to the Pig and the Lady, I also stopped in at a tiny bakery called Sora to Mugi to (literally sky & wheat &)

Their breads are the hard type.

We tried their gorgonzola walnut (long) and their nut bread (roundish).

I loved that their breads are packed with nuts.

We ate these toasted with meat sauce for dinner on Friday.

I hope to try some of their sweet baked goods...I'll be back.

Sora to Mugi to
2-10-7 Ebisunishi
Shibuya, Tokyo
Phone: 03.6427.0158
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Hours: 10:00-19:00