🇸🇬 Tastiest Japanese Bakery ever! 😭
I tried multiple bread even before I decided to make a post about it! 😍
I occasionally go for bread... but this shop makes me coming back for 3days straight!?
PLUS the pricing is super reasonable. 🤑
🍞 Here are the breads that I've tried:
1) MY FAV🔥 》Shio Butter Pan - $2.50
⭐️ Rating: 5/5 Ate thrice! 👍🏻
- Alittle crispy and super soft inside with a layer of butter with hint of salt. ( it's giving yakun kaya butter vibes)
2) Okinawa Kokuto (Brown Sugar filled Bun)- $2.90
⭐️ Rating: 4.5/5 Ate twice! 👍🏻
- Bun is soft & fillings generously enough till the last bite. More on the sweeter side but i really enjoy the fragrance of the onkinawa brown sugar.
3) Mochi Mochi Chocolate - $2.90
⭐️ Rating: 4.5/5
- Texture is chewy and enjoyable. It also has melted chocolate in each bite.
4) Kokutou Choco Pan - $2.90
⭐️ Rating: 4/5
- Has chocolate bits in each bite and not too sweet.
5) Mochi Mochi Cranberry - $2.50
⭐️ Rating: 3.5/5
- One of the best seller. Texture is chewy. but I don't really like it cause the Cranberry alittle bit too sweet for each bite I take. Nothing special.
6) Jumbo Coronet - $2
⭐️ Rating: 3/5
- Very crispy and creamy. Cream quite plain and feels oily on the tongue.
📍Address: /Wisma Atria Gokoku B1-52A/53, 62/63 Singapore 238877
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If you're someone who appreciates authentic Japanese bakery treats, this spot in Singapore is definitely worth a visit. Apart from the popular Shio Butter Pan and Okinawa Kokuto, I found that their variety caters well to different taste preferences—from sweet to mildly savory. One of the key reasons I kept coming back was the balance of textures—some breads were wonderfully soft inside with just the right crisp on the outside, while others, like the Mochi Mochi Chocolate, offered an enjoyable chewy texture with a delightful melt of chocolate in every bite. The affordability is a bonus as well, making it easy to indulge without guilt. The bakery’s location at Wisma Atria is convenient, making it a perfect stop if you're mall hopping or just in the area. If you’re a bread lover, especially with a fondness for Japanese flavor profiles, I highly recommend trying their signature breads. The Shio Butter Pan’s hint of saltiness paired with butter reminded me of yakun kaya butter toast, a nostalgic comfort food twist. For those curious about the sweeter options, the Okinawa Kokuto bun’s fragrant brown sugar filling is a must-try, though I’d suggest sharing the Mochi Mochi Cranberry as it can be quite sweet for some. Also, keep in mind that while the Jumbo Coronet offers a crispy exterior and creamy center, the cream can feel rich and oily, so it’s best enjoyed in moderation. Overall, this bakery captures the essence of Japanese baking with an accessible price point and is perfect for anyone seeking delicious, unique bread in Singapore. Don't forget to check out their seasonal or limited-time offerings, as Japanese bakeries often rotate interesting flavors!


their red bean bun when fresh is also really good!! I'm not a big fan of red bean tbh but the fluffy bread is so good 😂 I also love their arabiki sausage bread and komeko bun yummmm