7-minute drive from Naha Airport via Umisora Tunnel. This bakery opened in April 2024 and is located on the first floor of the Loisir Hotel Naha main building in Naha City. The award-winning bread, which has been featured in the media, is highly recommended and can be taken away.
Point 1: What is the commitment of a bakery that focuses on ingredients and makes you want to go there every day?
Pre de Oeulle” is a bakery that is particular about its ingredients.
We use flour blended to the optimum blend for each type of bread.
In particular, we use only domestic wheat for hard bread such as buckets, and we use the highest quality flour, “Slow Bread Classic.
For butter, we use “Hokkaido Yotsuba Butter,” which is characterized by its mellow aroma and flavor.
The attention to every flour and butter is the secret to the delicious taste of our prés d’oeuvres.
Point 2: Never before seen! What is “livre”, a flipping croissant bread?
The most famous bread at “Poulet de l’Oeil” is the “Mekuru Croissant Bread Livre,” which was the first bread to be sold in Okinawa.
It was awarded the Grand Prix, the highest rating, at the Japan Food Selection, and is recommended as a hit product that has people lining up to try it!
Since it went on sale at the Loisir Hotel Naha in conjunction with its reopening, it has become so popular that numbered tickets are distributed at the store every day from 9:30 a.m., making it a must-try item.
It is good to eat it as it is, but you can also enjoy it more deliciously by arranging it.
Be aware that numbered tickets are distributed 30 minutes earlier than the store’s opening time, so be sure to get a numbered ticket and enjoy the taste and texture of the flaky croissant bread.
Point 3: A wide variety of menus are attractive!
The popular croissant bread is a popular item at the “Poulet de l’Oeil” in the Loisir Hotel Naha, but there is a wide variety of other breads on the menu.
Here are some of the items on the menu!
Premium Croissant” rich in fermented butter (350 yen)
Brown Sugar Walnut Rolls” using brown sugar from Iriomote Island (250 yen, 3 pieces)
Croissant Rolls” (430 yen) made with croissant dough rolled into a roll, 3 kinds each
There is bread using bitter gourd, an Okinawan ingredient, and bread with various items on the bucket to enjoy the texture of vegetables!
Vividly colored and fun to look at! Delicious to eat too!
Except for a few items, reservations and lay-backs are available, so we recommend that you contact the store.
Please visit us not only as a treat for yourself but also as a souvenir that you will be glad to receive!
