Marukoshi Bakery — Restaurant in Mexico City

Really tasty Japanese type bread. Yes, as you can see in my reviews I have been to Japan, so yeah. The day I went there was no Totoros, and didn't taste all the bread. I tasted the curry filled, the "apple", the panda and the "chocolatin". All good. From those I tasted, my overall favorite was the curry one, for the salty category. For the sweet category, the apple one🍎. The price is on the high range, but I guess it comes with the flavour craft for this home made artisian bread. Really, you are not gonna get bread like this anywhere else. 10/10 would recommend.

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First thing first : is only cash. Saying this make sure you take enough cash with you because this bakery is indeed worth it. What to me looked like the owner is always looking busy, also looks like the type of person who puts her ways into whatever she does, still very nice and attentive when you ask questions. The good part is the breads are to die for , either sweet or salty , I tried the curry one among others and was delicious, go with an empty stomach, the bakes are very good, you won’t be...

Enclavado en la calle de Tokyo encontramos esta divinidad de panadería. El olor es riquísimo, los panes tienen formas singulares, la dueña hace el pan todos los días y a parte es la encargada de atender el lugar. Sin duda esta panadería es como tener un cacho de Japón acá en México.

Los sabores son muy especiales, nada que hayamos comido antes acá en la ciudad. Los panes pueden ser salados o dulces y las combinaciones son chistosas pero ricas.Los hay en sus versiones mexicanas de conchas o teleras pero con el toque característico de figuras anime japonés. Hay mucha variedad en panes, desde el mexicano como las conchas o teleras o cuernitos, hasta los clásicos de Japón como el de curry o el de Totoro, que viene del animé japonés. Chocolate oaxaqueño hecho por artesanos japoneses? Si! Aquí también lo...