Meet the best salt bread restaurant in Kyoto, Japan🥐

Grandir Oike I'll introduce you to Grandir Oike, a salt bread restaurant near Kyoto Nishiki Market and Kyoto City Hall. They say that the origin of salt bread is Japan. So, when I go to Japan, I always want to eat salt bread, so I looked for a salt bread restaurant and found Grandir Oike, a salt bread restaurant popular among locals in Kyoto. I got off at Kyoto Kawaramachi Station with the Hankyu Pass, visited Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and went back to visit Nishiki Market and Grandir Oike Bakery. The inside of the store was smaller than I thought, but there were really many different types of food. There were a lot of different types of bagels and pastry breads. 📍Location: Japan 〒604-0925 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Kamihonnojimaecho, 480-2 シャルマンビル 1F ⏰Opening hours: Every day 08:00-19:00 💰Payment: Line Pay, Alipay, WeChat Pay I bought salt bread and nut fig rye bread Salt bread was really the salt bread of my life When I bought the rye bread and brought it home, it was so heavy I wondered why it was so heavy, but when I came home and cut it, the ingredients inside were full of figs and nuts It tastes even better when you really bake it and eat it If you want to try salt bread when you go to Japan, I highly recommend this place! They say that not only salt bread but also other breads are very delicious, so I recommend you buy other breads as well #Overseas travel #Kyoto travel #Kyoto restaurants #Kyoto hot places #Kyoto bakeries