Bon Vivant Shinyurigaoka

This lovely little bakery sits on the site of an old petrol station/ gasoline stand...although very small inside they serve some of the best chocolate croissant I have had in Japan and if I could I would go there every day just for that! Both savoury and sweet pastries are served, including sandwiches, baguette and cheese bread. Service was great - quick and friendly. If you are popping by DO drop in, as this place deserves to succeed! A small seating area is outside but this is amongst the parking so not well used. Delicious!

A soft baguette made with carefully selected wheat flour
A croissant with a beautiful cross section
Reheat in the oven to make it crispy

olive oil, balsamic vinegar and
Soak the baguette with a little rock salt

Delicious✨

reach every corner
sincere custard cream bread

All the breads were wonderful

I am glad that there is a parking lot.

Don't forget that there is also a point card.

First visit around 11:30. Please note that right-turn entry and exit is not possible. Look at the gas station from a distance! ? When I thought about it, it turned out to be a store opened on a former site.
If anything, I prefer the hard type. However, after reading other people's reviews, it seemed like they were selling "Fresh Cream Anpan" so I bought it without hesitation. Small! That's what I thought, but when I ate it, I found that it was just the right amount, and if there was more inside, I might have been too picky.
“Grape and Walnut Campagne”
I made this a little crispy in the toaster. was delicious!
My family gave me the danish, and it was delicious.
Unfortunately, the prices are high and you can only pay by cash.
It would have been better to eat it right away, but when I tried to eat the baked anpan two days later, it turned into a crunchy mess 💦 Be careful when storing it 😅

There is a stamp card, stamped every 300 yen.
Next time I will try side dish bread.