Hyperlocal Tokyo

"There are several supermarkets in this area, but I use this one because the seafood is always fresh. Since it's based in Shizuoka, I think they have good sourcing. I've been shopping here for many years, and recently I've started buying bread from their bakery. They mainly use natural yeast and slow-fermentation techniques, which makes for delici"

"To be honest, I'm so disappointed I want to demand a refund. It's the worst I've ever experienced, truly the worst. First, there were three male staff members who lacked any energy, enthusiasm, or charm. I should have checked the reviews beforehand, but I didn't. Maybe it's my fault... They had an "Evening Set" with an "Apa Curry Bread", so I "

"This cake shop is located near Toyosu Station. The shop has a bright atmosphere and sells a variety of sweets and baked goods that change with the seasons. They are said to be both visually appealing and delicious. There is also a cafe attached, where you can order and pay on the first floor and wait on the second floor. The shortcake costs 520 yen"

"This bakery cafe opens at 7:00 AM. You can enjoy bread purchased from the bakery space and tea or coffee in the cafe space. There are not many baked goods in the morning, but they are freshly baked and delicious. The atmosphere is also great, making it perfect for morning activities."

"A bakery located in LaLaport Toyosu. I felt that the fillings of the savory and sweet breads were more delicious than the bread dough itself. There is also an eat-in corner, so I think it's very convenient."

"Just a few months before the surge in prices, most breads were priced between ¥100 and ¥120. Now (in 2024), the majority are priced between ¥150 and ¥180, with the highest being ¥390, which is incredibly cheap and surprising (I was delighted when I found it!). Compared to other bakeries, the bread here is slightly smaller, but it's still delicious"

"I had breakfast at the cafe. The bread was delicious. I really liked the banana milk."

"I was overwhelmed by the sheer variety of bread! 🍞🍴⑅*॰ॱ From classic to unique, they had it all, which was great! 😆 Not only bread, but they also had a wide selection of cakes and cookies! The eat-in space was spacious, and they even had an outdoor area, so I could relax and enjoy my time."

"This is a shop located in the LaLaport Toyosu store. They sell small breads and baked goods by weight. Although it's sold by weight, you can order by the number of pieces, so you can order things like "two croissants." There is a minimum weight limit of 20g, so it may not be possible to sell just one very small item. I think this shop is convenient"

"This bakery is located on the second floor of Toyosu Prime Square. It's quite inconspicuous. It seems to be a Kobeya-affiliated bakery. They have about 10 types of bread on a single row of tables. Their "Wasteful Bread" (¥400) set, which consists of four leftover breads from the previous day, is a great deal. It's worth it if you consider it to be "

"My top recommendation is the "Schauesse-n-Dog." It's amazing with its generous amount of pickles and crispy, juicy Schauesse sausage. It costs 450 yen. It seems to be a limited-time offer, but if you double the Schauesse sausage, it's even more satisfying. That's 600 yen. You can only buy it at KidZania. I always get one whenever I visit KidZa"