Boulangerie Seiji Asakura
Inexpensive and genuine in flavor, what else can better this French bakery?
Restaurant Details
Who doesn't love a good bakery? Located in a quiet neighborhood in Tokyo, and famed for its affordability, freshness, and quality, Boulangerie Seiji Asakura in Takanawa can provide a better tasting breakfast than a fancy hotel restaurant, for less that half the price! There’s no seating in this cozy shop, but takeout tastes just as great.
The owner, Asakura-san, aims to serve consistent French baked goods fresh from the oven, including baguettes, rolls, and other pastries. From sweet to savory, you'll find what you're craving here. Most baked goods are sold out come evening time, so be sure to visit bright and early!
The shop is conveniently located a short walk away from Tozenji Temple, so you can grab a cup of hot coffee along with the the most popular item at Boulangerie Seiji Asakura, the cheese curry bread, before starting on your sightseeing adventure.
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Asahi Takanawa apartment 104, 2-6-20 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo, 108-0074, Japan
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