A good loaf of bread is a good way to start the day.
Even if you have decided to do so, it is difficult to find a bakery that opens early in the morning.
But it’s not the same as eating the bread you bought the day before the next morning; you want it freshly made.
Boulangerie Nakanishi” fulfills this desire.
Learning from French bakeries, about 80% of the bread is ready when the bakery opens at 7:00 am.
Point 1: Hardware is available.
Bread can be divided into soft and hard types, but Boulangerie Nakanishi is famous for its emphasis on hard bread.
Sweetbreads are filled with dried fruits, and prepared breads are filled with garlic, cheese, etc., all of which are excellent.
Some are made with plain dough, while others are made with black sesame dough, which has a delightful texture and aroma, and are full of originality.
Generally, hard bread are not yet baked right after opening, but you don’t have to worry about that here!
Point 2: Although the store is small, you can take your time to choose.
The interior of Boulangerie Nakanishi is very small.
When you open the door, there are many pieces of bread lined up in front of you, and two people are the limit in terms of space.
However, due to an unspoken rule, people are not crammed into the store, so you can choose your bread without any inconvenience and without being rushed.
There are many kinds of bread, all of which look delicious, so you will find yourself looking at them all.
The 100 yen scones are fluffy and fluffy, large and satisfying, and there is a wide variety.
Take your time to read the description of each item and get your favorite bread.
Point 3: Easy access from the airport…
Boulangerie Nakanishi is located in Tomigusuku City.
It is a 10-minute drive from the airport, so you can head there right after renting a car.
It is also blessed with sightseeing spots, such as downtown Naha City to the north and Itoman City (Peace Memorial Park and Himeyuri Tower) to the south.
The store closes early, at 4:30 p.m., so I went here first to buy some bread to fill up my stomach.
Then, go to the next destination for a fulfilling sightseeing tour of Okinawa.
