[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for Centre The Bakery (Updated Jul)

Address: Centre The Bakery, Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 1 Chome−2−1 紺屋ビル 1F 東京高速道路 Price: 💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ On our final morning in Japan, we stumbled upon the viral sensation, Centre The Bakery, conveniently located just a stone's throw away from our hotel. Arriving promptly at 9:30 am, we were taken aback to find the bakery bustling with activity, despite Google's insistence that it didn't open until 10 am. Luckily, we managed to secure two of the last available seats. The menu, though modest, offered a delectable array of breakfast options. Unfortunately, the coveted wagyu curry had already sold out, so we opted for the following: 1. Half-Portion French Toast - 8/10 Served with a choice of whipped cream or ice cream, I opted for the latter—a decadent treat to kickstart the day. The initial bite was divine, but the sweetness became a tad overwhelming after a while. Thankfully, I had only ordered a half portion. 2. Eggs Benedict - 10/10 My boyfriend savored every last morsel of this dish. The bread was impeccably toasted, with a soft and fluffy texture that complemented the runny eggs perfectly. A refreshing salad on the side provided a delightful contrast to the rich flavors of the eggs. As we perused the menu, we couldn't help but notice two other crowd favorites: Toast with Jam and Butter, allowing patrons to customize their toast to perfection, and Grilled Cheese, where a waiter painstakingly melted half a cheese wheel onto freshly baked bread. Despite the modest prices and generous portions, I can only award Centre The Bakery a 4.5-star rating, as the food, while enjoyable, failed to deliver any truly remarkable flavors—it was simply bread. For those seeking a no-fuss breakfast fix, Centre The Bakery offers a charming setting and satisfying fare that's sure to please. #japantrip

Centre The Bakery is a Japanese bakery that is famous for its chewy and sweet “Shokupan” bread. It is suitable for bread lovers who like a variety of textures, especially the Centre Toast Set, which includes 3 types of bread to try with butter, honey, and various jams. In addition, the sandwich menu, such as Wagyu Katsu and fried shrimp, is also very delicious. The bread here is fluffy, chewy, and fun to chew when toasted. The shop is located in Ginza, Tokyo. It is recommended to make a reservation in advance because it is very crowded. But it is worth the wait for bread lovers. 🕰️ Open: Wed - Mon 9:00 - 19:00 #TokyoTravel

#TokyoTravel If you love bread or are looking for a bread cafe that has a unique bread-eating experience in the style of homemade toast — you have to come and try it here!🍞✨ The highlight is... they let us toast the bread ourselves at the table! We can choose our own toaster and choose the crispiness level as we like. There are both soft and crispy in the middle or crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It feels like making brunch at home but much more premium⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ There are 3 types of bread to choose from: • Japanese: very soft, melts in your mouth • English: fragrant, firm, crispy on the outside • American: thick, full Eat it with Hokkaido butter, French butter and homemade jam that are given generously. These small pieces make us feel that... "Just bread can be this delicious?" 💛 📍 Location & Directions: • Located at 1-2-1 Ginza (1st floor of Tokyo Expressway Konya Bldg.) • Access from the station Ginza‑itchome, Yurakucho or Kyobashi are just a short walk away. • Open daily 10:00–19:00 (except in the morning when it may close when it runs out). You may have to queue in the afternoon. If you love bread like me, you will definitely love this shop. 🥰🍞 When you come to Tokyo, don't forget to stop by Centre The Bakery. It's delicious, comforting and worth a try. 💛

🍞【Ginza】A blissful toast experience at the holy land of bread✨ 1 minute walk from Ginza 1-chome Station. "CENTRE THE BAKERY" is a bakery that overturns the concept of bread and can be called the "holy land of bread".  When you step inside the store, the fragrant aroma of freshly baked bread spreads and makes your heart leap. They offer three types of bread, each with its own unique character.  • Square bread: Made with domestic wheat, it has a moist texture and a gentle sweetness. • Pullman: Made with North American wheat, it has a crispy and chewy texture. • British bread: Mountain-shaped, thinly sliced ​​and toasted, it has a crispy and crunchy texture.  At the eat-in, the "CENTRE TOAST SET" that allows you to compare these breads is popular. You can enjoy your favorite toast with carefully selected toppings such as French jam and Echire butter. The store also has several toasters so you can toast your bread to your liking.   There are also plenty of attractive menu items, such as the limited-edition "filet cutlet sandwich" and the seasonal "melon sandwich." All of them are masterpieces that bring out the best in the bread.  ⸻ 📍 CENTRE THE BAKERY 1-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 1st floor, Konya Building, Tokyo Expressway (1 minute walk from Exit 3, Ginza 1-chome Station) 🕰️ Bread sales: 9:00-18:00 (ends when sold out) Cafe: 10:00-17:00 (last orders 16:00) *10:00-20:00 (last orders 19:00) on Sundays and holidays 🔗 Official Instagram here     ⸻ #Domestic travel #Couple trip #Couple trip #Solo travel #Solo travel #Absolutely free travel #Ginza gourmet #CENTRE THE BAKERY #Bread specialty store #Toast set #Want to connect with bread lovers ⸻ In search of the ultimate bread experience in Ginza, try "CENTRE THE BAKERY" Why not try The Bakery? Check out their official Instagram for the latest information and menu.

I am sure we agree that Japan is a place where they do things differently. Some very strange things in the most professional of manners. What a unique concept of toasting your own bread on your table and even selecting your preferred toaster. The toast was delicious and fluffy, though I felt the jam portion was too small for the price. They bake fresh bread and mainly serve bread and butter and some sandwiches. Their flour comes from different countries so you can choose your option. Best katsu sandwich. The French toast was also amazing. They have take out as well. But eating in is better, although be prepared for at least half an hour in the que. #japantrip #tokyogems

#TravelSupportEvent These days, the hottest Garigate in Shinsegae Gangnam Sweet Park. The original store is said to be in Omotesando, Tokyo. I also went on a bread pilgrimage that you can't miss when traveling to Tokyo. Custard cream and fruit are generously placed between crispy mille-feuille-like sheets. It's a flavor that can't be bad.

CENTRE THE BAKERY Ginza Store [Saint Luz Bakery, a bread specialty store] Address: 1-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Restaurant 9:00~19:00 (L.O.18:00) I've always wanted to go to Saint Luz Bakery! I went on a holiday, so I waited in line for about an hour and a half! I tried the Saint Luz Toast Set with butter and jam, comparing three types of bread🍞 You can choose your toaster and toast to your liking🥺 You can choose six of your favorite types of butter and jam from nine types! I also had a tonkatsu sandwich🫶 It was the most delicious thing I've ever had, and I wanted to take it home. . I'll go again♪ Budget per person: 2,000-3,000 yen #bread #luxurybread #ginza