About 23 minutes by car from Naha Airport. The all-you-can-eat bread sold for one hour and free drinks at a bakery in Shuri Akahira-cho, Naha City are incredibly popular! The event is said to be held because of the rising price of wheat, but it is very exciting.
Point 1: What is the location of Kinjo Bakery near Yui Rail Giho Station?
Kinjo Bakery” is a long-established bakery in Shuri Akahira, Naha City that has been in business since 1952 and is famous for its one-hour all-you-can-eat bread service.
It takes about 23 minutes by car from Naha Airport. If you take the Yui Rail, get off at “Giho Station” and you can reach the store in 1 minute on foot.
As a long-established bakery established in 1952, it has a stately brick structure. What kind of bread do they serve? Let’s go inside right away!
Point 2: What are the details of the “Kinjo Bakery” bread buffet?
Kinjo Bakery” offers an ‘all-you-can-eat bread for one hour’ during two different time slots.
First, you must register and pay. If you enter between 8:00 and 10:00, the price is 648 yen for adults, and 835 yen if you enter between 10:00 and 16:00. (The price may have been raised, so please check.)
The time limit is one hour. Although there are a few items that are not included in the price, it is a blissful time to be able to choose from the bread lined up in the store without worrying about the price.
There are many unique breads with fun names such as “Meidama Pan,” “Jagakun,” “Kakuni Pan,” and “Nukuman Dog,” among others.
Cakes and other items are also sold, and those and breads are not included.
The bread buffet also includes a wide variety of tea bags, including coffee and other teas, and you can enjoy free drinks until you are satisfied.
This is truly a fun event that the community will enjoy.
Point 3: “Kinjo Bakery” also offers a two-for-one discount on the third Friday of the month!
Kinjo Bakery has a large lineup of products, ranging from prepared bread such as Camembert cheese, cheese balls, and baked curry buns, to sweets such as Anpan (sweet bean buns), chocolate Danish, and mixed berry Danish, and countless others.
The price of a small loaf of bread starts at 80 yen, while the price of a larger loaf, such as tomato curry bread, is usually around 200 yen.
In addition, on the third Friday of every month, takeout bread is discounted by 20%.
They do not close even in times of typhoons, etc., and have even offered a temporary 20% discount, so please see the announcement on Instagram for details!
Kinjo Bakery, a long-established bakery in Shuri Akahira, Naha City, offers an all-you-can-eat bread buffet for one hour. Surprisingly, free drinks are also included. There is a wide variety of breads to choose from, making it very enjoyable. Please come and visit us.
