The Tokyo Station City Management Council has announced the sales rankings for over 200 types of popular gourmet breads available at Tokyo Station and its surrounding area, Tokyo Station City: Gransta, Ecute Tokyo, and Ecute Keiyo Street.
Burdigala Express "Curry Bread" (226 yen including tax) Gransta
With over 200 types of bread on sale, Tokyo Station is a "bread battleground," and if you stop by on your way to work or school, you're sure to find something to make your busy mornings a little more enjoyable. This time, we'll introduce the sales rankings for each facility, as well as other noteworthy breads.
Topping the sales ranking at Gransta is Burdigala Express's "Curry Bread" (226 yen including tax). This is Burdigala's original curry bread, baked with a spicy and rich filling. Second and third places went to Burdigala Express's "Croissant" (226 yen including tax) and "Pain au Chocolat" (248 yen including tax).
Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo Brick Bread" (287 yen including tax) at Ecute Tokyo
Topping the list at Ecute Tokyo is Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo Brick Bread" (287 yen including tax). This item, made with a specially selected red bean dough wrapped around red kneaded candy and baked until fluffy, is filled with special cream and is modeled after the red bricks of Tokyo Station. It also features the Tokyo Station logo, making it a perfect souvenir. Second place went to Andersen's "Danish Sausage Roll" (291 yen including tax), and third place went to Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo An Pancake" (480 yen including tax).
Boulangerie La Terre's "Beef Stew" (292 yen including tax) at Ecute Keiyo Street
At Ecute Keiyo Street, Boulangerie La Terre's "Beef Stew" (292 yen including tax) came in first place. This dish, which combines simmered beef stew with chewy doughnut dough, has a mild flavor that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Coming in second and third place are Boulangerie La Terre's "Happiness-bringing Cream Bun" (195 yen including tax) and "Chickpea Curry" (216 yen including tax).
Daisy Tokyo's "Fruit Sandwich" (562 yen including tax) Gransta
There are plenty of other noteworthy breads as well. Daisy Tokyo's "Fruit Sandwich" (562 yen including tax) in Gransta is a shortcake-like sandwich made with moist bread that's been aged at low temperature for a long time to bring out the flavor of the wheat, luxuriously sandwiched with fruit and the same high-quality fresh cream used in cakes.
Garden House Cafe's "Whole Wheat Round Bread with Lemon Curd" (300 yen including tax) Gransta Marunouchi
Garden House Cafe's "Whole Wheat Round Bread with Lemon Curd" (300 yen including tax) in Gransta Marunouchi is a whole wheat round bread filled with addictive, sweet and sour homemade lemon curd. A healthy and recommended item.
If you're starting a new life in spring and commuting to work or school from Tokyo Station, why not stop by to look for your favorite bread?
Burdigala Express "Curry Bread" (226 yen including tax) GranstaWith over 200 types of bread on sale, Tokyo Station is a "bread battleground," and if you stop by on your way to work or school, you're sure to find something to make your busy mornings a little more enjoyable. This time, we'll introduce the sales rankings for each facility, as well as other noteworthy breads.
Topping the sales ranking at Gransta is Burdigala Express's "Curry Bread" (226 yen including tax). This is Burdigala's original curry bread, baked with a spicy and rich filling. Second and third places went to Burdigala Express's "Croissant" (226 yen including tax) and "Pain au Chocolat" (248 yen including tax).
Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo Brick Bread" (287 yen including tax) at Ecute TokyoTopping the list at Ecute Tokyo is Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo Brick Bread" (287 yen including tax). This item, made with a specially selected red bean dough wrapped around red kneaded candy and baked until fluffy, is filled with special cream and is modeled after the red bricks of Tokyo Station. It also features the Tokyo Station logo, making it a perfect souvenir. Second place went to Andersen's "Danish Sausage Roll" (291 yen including tax), and third place went to Tokyo Anpan Mameichimame's "Tokyo An Pancake" (480 yen including tax).
Boulangerie La Terre's "Beef Stew" (292 yen including tax) at Ecute Keiyo StreetAt Ecute Keiyo Street, Boulangerie La Terre's "Beef Stew" (292 yen including tax) came in first place. This dish, which combines simmered beef stew with chewy doughnut dough, has a mild flavor that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Coming in second and third place are Boulangerie La Terre's "Happiness-bringing Cream Bun" (195 yen including tax) and "Chickpea Curry" (216 yen including tax).
Daisy Tokyo's "Fruit Sandwich" (562 yen including tax) GranstaThere are plenty of other noteworthy breads as well. Daisy Tokyo's "Fruit Sandwich" (562 yen including tax) in Gransta is a shortcake-like sandwich made with moist bread that's been aged at low temperature for a long time to bring out the flavor of the wheat, luxuriously sandwiched with fruit and the same high-quality fresh cream used in cakes.
Garden House Cafe's "Whole Wheat Round Bread with Lemon Curd" (300 yen including tax) Gransta MarunouchiGarden House Cafe's "Whole Wheat Round Bread with Lemon Curd" (300 yen including tax) in Gransta Marunouchi is a whole wheat round bread filled with addictive, sweet and sour homemade lemon curd. A healthy and recommended item.
If you're starting a new life in spring and commuting to work or school from Tokyo Station, why not stop by to look for your favorite bread?
