Centre The Bakery

We went here for breakfast and ordered Jam & Butter sets. The food was really good and special. I have never tasted such delicious bread elsewhere. We ordered their Japanese bread and it tasted awesome. We think the Japanese bread taste better without being toast. The 3 types of butter goes very well with Honey. The plater of jam were also very nice. I especially like the raspberry jam.

I couldn't decide, so I ended up ordering both the cheese toast and the French toast. I really liked the cheese toast—the bread and cheese were both great. The French toast was tasty too, though maybe a bit too sweet for my taste.
While the taste and portion size were good, I still felt that it was on the pricey side.

One thing to note: the French toast is also available for takeout, so you can enjoy it at home.

They only sell 3 menu in the morning : bread with jam and butter, cheese bread, french toast. But the bread is so good, and combined with their butter and jam selection - it's heaven. The cafe is cute with light green ambiance and they let us choose different type of toaster to toast our breads on table. The cheese bread is so good, and they use raclette cheese and make the bread in front of us. French toast is also good. Soaked with milk and egg, the texture becomes almost like scramble egg. If it's not as sweet, it will be even better.

Centre The Bakery, located in the upscale Ginza district of Tokyo, is a renowned destination for bread lovers, famous for its high-quality artisanal breads, especially the beloved shokupan—Japanese milk bread known for its soft, pillowy texture and slightly sweet flavor. The bakery is particularly celebrated for its unique toast sets, where customers can select from three distinct types of bread: the Pullman, a firm and dense loaf; the British, with a light, airy texture; and the Japanese shokupan, which is delicate and fluffy. Each set comes with a variety of spreads, including rich butter, seasonal jams, honey, and even cheese, allowing patrons to customize their toast experience.

The airy, minimalist interior of Centre The Bakery creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely breakfast or brunch. The bakery also features a sandwich menu, highlighting fresh ingredients and showcasing the quality of their bread. For those looking to enjoy the bakery’s offerings at home, a variety of breads, pastries, and jams are available for purchase. Given its focus on quality ingredients and traditional baking techniques, Centre The Bakery has earned a reputation as one of Tokyo’s best places for bread and breakfast, attracting both locals and tourists alike.

Rare pleasure to go to a foreign country and find out they’ve mastered and upgraded something that’s all-American. I realize I’m talking about French toast, but look at the photos. The milk bread (or whatever it is) has the most unbelievable texture. The only thing missing was some sort of divine bacon or sausage link.