A cafe in Asakusa, Tokyo where you can enjoy Pelican bread, which was founded in 1942

#Travelwithme Asakusa bakery Pelican has been pursuing "a taste you can eat every day that you never get tired of," and only sells two types of bread: Pelican bread and rolls. They have deliberately limited the number of products to provide a taste that will not change even as times change. - The cafe where you can taste Pelican bread is Pelican Cafe, located next to the bakery. - The ham cutlet's bread crumbs are made from Pelican bread, which was founded 82 years ago, so your lunch menu is decided right away. The ham is from Asakusa Ham. When you think that this one dish is packed with the taste of Asakusa, it's worth the trip. - In addition, with untoasted bread menus such as fruit sandwiches, you can enjoy the fluffy texture of the bread to your heart's content. - They also stick to the coffee loved by the first owner of "Pelican Bread," and the old-fashioned, comforting cup is nice, neither too darkly nor too lightly roasted. ・ Walk one block towards Kuramae along Kokusai-dori, where Pelican Bread is located Pelican Cafe Asakusa Address: 3-9-11 Kotobuki, Taito-ku, Tokyo Tel: 03-6231-7636 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 Closed: Wednesdays, Sundays, special holidays (summer, year-end, new year)