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Boulangerie Yoshioka in Toyokawa, Aichi

I heard there was a wonderful bakery in Toyokawa, so I decided to check it out.

The place

Boulangerie yoshioka.

It was already crowded even though it was morning.

The breads

Boulangerie yoshioka.

There were so many delicious-looking breads, and the prices were great. They’re like prices from 10 years ago—something you just don’t see in Korea anymore.

The breads

Boulangerie yoshioka.

Everything looked so good that it was hard to choose.

Close-up

Boulangerie yoshioka.

They have both hard-crust breads and softer ones. I personally love the hard-crust variety, so I picked up quite a few of those.

Shokupan

Boulangerie yoshioka.

The price is really impressive.

These breads

Boulangerie yoshioka.

There is such a huge variety.

Croissants, pain au chocolat, etc.

Boulangerie yoshioka.

It’s amazing how they produce so many different types of bread with such high quality every single day.

Croquette sandwich

Boulangerie yoshioka.

Looks like a great option for a meal.

Hard-crust breads

Boulangerie yoshioka.

These look great.

Today’s picks

Boulangerie yoshioka.

I tried them all and everything was delicious. Both the meal breads and the hard breads had their own unique flavors. The cheese bread was especially tasty.

Rusk and others…

Boulangerie yoshioka.

Since there were so many breads to buy, I didn’t really look at this section.

Interior

Boulangerie yoshioka.

The space isn’t very large, but it was packed with people. It seemed like some of the breads were already sold out, so I think I’ll need to get there a bit earlier next time.

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