Shu no Bakery Kiln” is a bakery where customers come for the bread as soon as the store opens.
Located in Aja, Naha City, the bakery is on the left side of the road one street in from Route 58.
There are cafes and commercial facilities in the surrounding area for easy access, and the area is also lined with residential buildings, so it is especially crowded with people during lunch time.
The restaurant has a capacity of about three people, and it is important to keep the restaurant from becoming too crowded, so that one person leaves and another enters.
Point 1: Delicious and very reasonable bread.
Recently, bread has become a luxury item, and it is common to pay more than 1,000 yen for just two or three pieces.
Shu-no Bakery Kiln” is able to fight off this trend with its very reasonable prices.
In these days of rising prices, consumers will appreciate the reasonable prices.
Don’t worry, the bread is not small in size, but rather large enough to give you a sense of satisfaction.
There is a selection of breads from soft to hard breads, and each one gives the impression of being made with great care.
Point 2: More and more freshly baked goods are served.
More and more customers mean more and more bread is sold.
The bread you wanted is sold out…”
The popular items such as “Pizza” and “Curry Bread” are especially popular among the rotating customers.
The popular items such as “pizza” and “curry bread” turn over especially quickly, so you can have freshly baked bread anytime you want.
The pizza is filled with vegetables and the dough is simply delicious!
The curry buns are filled with beef and brown, bitter curry.
Point 3: Breads are lined up in a glass case.
At Shu’s Bakery Kiln, the bread is picked up by the waiter.
Many breads are in a glass case, and several other breads are lined up in the space next to the cash register.
This is a great way to ensure hygiene and a smooth buying experience even when hands are full, such as with children.
Don’t forget to check the refrigerated case for cheesecakes and sandwiches.
Parking is available, so make sure to park securely in the dedicated “Shu no Bakery Kiln” zone.
