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Mi Choripan in Yoyogi-Hachiman

Yoyogi-Hachiman is basically an upscale residential neighborhood, and I only found out on arriving that all the bakeries close early. Still, there was one place that was open: a shop called Mi Choripan.

Chorizo hanging out to dry

Michoripan

Real homemade chorizo.

The counter

Michoripan

They grill it to order right in front of you. The fries are fried to order too.

A scene like this..

Michoripan

If you look closely, you can see the name of a bakery, Mineya, on the side.

Curious how it would taste, I ordered a mini choripan.

Michoripan

You can probably tell just by looking, but it was really delicious.

Assembled

Michoripan

It may not look like much, but the salty flavor is perfectly tuned for beer. And the bread is the best part. I looked up the name Mineya, and it turns out they specialize in nothing but hamburger buns and sandwich bread. Their main shop is apparently near Shinjuku, so I’ll have to visit sometime.

Takeout

Michoripan

It was too good to just leave, so I asked for some to go.

The next morning

Michoripan

Still delicious even cold.

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