Papapapa-n!
Kawasaki
Bakery: Bread, Croissants
Papapapa-n! Description
Welcome to Papapapa-n!, a charming bakery and pastry shop located in the heart of Kawasaki, Kanagawa. This delightful establishment is a haven for bread and pastry lovers, offering a wide variety of freshly baked goods that are sure to satisfy any craving.
Papapapa-n! takes pride in their mastery of both Japanese and European baking techniques, resulting in a unique fusion of flavors and textures. From fluffy croissants to crusty baguettes, every item on their menu is crafted with precision and passion. The aroma of freshly baked bread fills the air, creating an inviting atmosphere that is perfect for a leisurely breakfast or a quick snack on the go.
One of the highlights of Papapapa-n! is their extensive selection of pastries. Indulge in their decadent cakes, delicate tarts, and mouthwatering cookies, all beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer something savory, there is something for everyone at this bakery.
The cozy interior of Papapapa-n! is adorned with rustic wooden furniture and warm lighting, creating a welcoming and comfortable ambiance. The friendly staff is always ready to assist you in choosing the perfect treat or answer any questions you may have.
If you're in the mood for a delightful bakery experience, look no further than Papapapa-n!. With its delectable offerings, charming atmosphere, and dedication to quality, this bakery is truly a hidden gem in Kawasaki. Come and indulge in the art of baking at Papapapa-n!
Papapapa-n! takes pride in their mastery of both Japanese and European baking techniques, resulting in a unique fusion of flavors and textures. From fluffy croissants to crusty baguettes, every item on their menu is crafted with precision and passion. The aroma of freshly baked bread fills the air, creating an inviting atmosphere that is perfect for a leisurely breakfast or a quick snack on the go.
One of the highlights of Papapapa-n! is their extensive selection of pastries. Indulge in their decadent cakes, delicate tarts, and mouthwatering cookies, all beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. Whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer something savory, there is something for everyone at this bakery.
The cozy interior of Papapapa-n! is adorned with rustic wooden furniture and warm lighting, creating a welcoming and comfortable ambiance. The friendly staff is always ready to assist you in choosing the perfect treat or answer any questions you may have.
If you're in the mood for a delightful bakery experience, look no further than Papapapa-n!. With its delectable offerings, charming atmosphere, and dedication to quality, this bakery is truly a hidden gem in Kawasaki. Come and indulge in the art of baking at Papapapa-n!
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Papapapa-n! Overview
Access
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2 minute walk from Shin-Maruko Station.
Operating Hours
Sun: Closed
Mon: Closed
Tue: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Wed: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Thur: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Fri: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Sat: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Mon: Closed
Tue: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Wed: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Thur: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Fri: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Sat: 9:00AM-7:00PM
Payment Methods
Cash
Restaurant Features
Non-smoking
Papapapa-n! Reviews
Papapapa-n! Google Average Rating
4.1
5
Google
Some of the best croissants I have had in Japan so far and a very nice staff
4
Google
2023.09
I stopped by during a walk.
It was after 11 o'clock on a Saturday, but there were 3 to 4 people in line.
Croissants seemed to be popular, so I bought croissants, kouign amann, curry bread, etc.
The price range is mainly around 200 yen to 300 yen.
There were pastrami sandwiches in the refrigerator on the left side of the entrance, so it was fun to choose.
There were lots of other breads I wanted to try, so I'd like to buy some French toast the next time I take a walk in Shinmaruko.
I stopped by during a walk.
It was after 11 o'clock on a Saturday, but there were 3 to 4 people in line.
Croissants seemed to be popular, so I bought croissants, kouign amann, curry bread, etc.
The price range is mainly around 200 yen to 300 yen.
There were pastrami sandwiches in the refrigerator on the left side of the entrance, so it was fun to choose.
There were lots of other breads I wanted to try, so I'd like to buy some French toast the next time I take a walk in Shinmaruko.
5
Google
Visited in the afternoon on a weekday in October. It's a cute store with a small frontage, so if you're careless, you might miss it. It's so small that even three people could get stuck inside, but the L-shaped showcases are cleverly used to create a place for people to escape, so there's no inconvenience in getting in and out. I think all small stores should imitate this layout.
There was one customer in front of me when I visited, but I was able to finish my shopping quickly and was able to take my time to look around the store.
I bought focaccia and a hot dog.
The focaccia itself has a light taste and is moist and chewy. This has a moist texture that cannot be experienced with factory-produced focaccia, so focaccia lovers should definitely give it a try. The sweetness of the sun-dried tomatoes, the saltiness of the cheese, and the flavor of the olives are a perfect match, and it's even more filling than it looks. It's delicious even when it's cold. It's like adding toppings to make the bread itself delicious. Speaking of greed, the sun-dried tomatoes were delicious, so I'm happy to see another one on the list.
The hot dog is the shop's original product called Papa Papa Dog. A hearty thick sausage is sandwiched between a small square bread filled with sesame seeds, and despite its small appearance, it is quite filling. The bread was more moist and chewy than I expected, and I was surprised at how moist it could be called juicy. This is all I want to eat next time. Combined with the aroma of sesame seeds, the bread dough feels slightly sweet. I'm a little concerned about the saltiness of the sausage, but it's within my taste. The grain mustard that comes with it is good. The purple one looks like purple cabbage, but it only has a faint cabbage-like taste, so don't be afraid to try it. Personally, I think it would also be delicious with scrambled eggs to soften the saltiness of the sausage.
I have attached a photo, but the best thing is to have a message written on the receipt. I want to give you 100 points. Another high point is that the product name is written properly. By the time I write a review like this, I don't remember the product name, so I'm very grateful that you've written it down properly because it makes it easier to look back on it.
I'm a little concerned about the high price since it's handmade bread, but even with that in mind, I appreciate the thoughtfulness of the receipt, the nice message, and the fact that the focaccia is wrapped in a paper bag (other people have posted photos). There are many small cake-like breads lined up in the store. (When you actually eat it, it's more filling than it looks.) The inside of the store is clean, and the sophisticated interior design provides a perfect balance between the everyday and the extraordinary.
It's stylish, but not too fashionable, and has the feel of a local bakery, but it's still too stylish to be called just an everyday place. This ``a little special'' bread and baked goods shop is sure to be your favorite, and will brighten your mood.
As a side note, the official website is also full of love for the store and is interesting, so if you are interested, please check it out. I have never seen a bakery that is so good at creating a unified image, whether it's a physical store or an official website.
There was one customer in front of me when I visited, but I was able to finish my shopping quickly and was able to take my time to look around the store.
I bought focaccia and a hot dog.
The focaccia itself has a light taste and is moist and chewy. This has a moist texture that cannot be experienced with factory-produced focaccia, so focaccia lovers should definitely give it a try. The sweetness of the sun-dried tomatoes, the saltiness of the cheese, and the flavor of the olives are a perfect match, and it's even more filling than it looks. It's delicious even when it's cold. It's like adding toppings to make the bread itself delicious. Speaking of greed, the sun-dried tomatoes were delicious, so I'm happy to see another one on the list.
The hot dog is the shop's original product called Papa Papa Dog. A hearty thick sausage is sandwiched between a small square bread filled with sesame seeds, and despite its small appearance, it is quite filling. The bread was more moist and chewy than I expected, and I was surprised at how moist it could be called juicy. This is all I want to eat next time. Combined with the aroma of sesame seeds, the bread dough feels slightly sweet. I'm a little concerned about the saltiness of the sausage, but it's within my taste. The grain mustard that comes with it is good. The purple one looks like purple cabbage, but it only has a faint cabbage-like taste, so don't be afraid to try it. Personally, I think it would also be delicious with scrambled eggs to soften the saltiness of the sausage.
I have attached a photo, but the best thing is to have a message written on the receipt. I want to give you 100 points. Another high point is that the product name is written properly. By the time I write a review like this, I don't remember the product name, so I'm very grateful that you've written it down properly because it makes it easier to look back on it.
I'm a little concerned about the high price since it's handmade bread, but even with that in mind, I appreciate the thoughtfulness of the receipt, the nice message, and the fact that the focaccia is wrapped in a paper bag (other people have posted photos). There are many small cake-like breads lined up in the store. (When you actually eat it, it's more filling than it looks.) The inside of the store is clean, and the sophisticated interior design provides a perfect balance between the everyday and the extraordinary.
It's stylish, but not too fashionable, and has the feel of a local bakery, but it's still too stylish to be called just an everyday place. This ``a little special'' bread and baked goods shop is sure to be your favorite, and will brighten your mood.
As a side note, the official website is also full of love for the store and is interesting, so if you are interested, please check it out. I have never seen a bakery that is so good at creating a unified image, whether it's a physical store or an official website.
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