Looking for Japanese food in Sydney? You would find plenty of Japanese restaurants across the city, from an affordable Kura to the most expensive one like Tetsuya , but should you look for Japanese bakery, there is only one Japanese Bakery (as far as I know) located in Killarney Heights, north of the city. As an adventurous foodie, I didn't mind to take 20 minutes train-ride to Chatswood station and changed for another 15 minutes ride by Forest bus to find this Fuji Japanese Bakery nestled in a relatively quite suburb away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Once I stepped in the shop, looked around the range of breads, cakes, puddings, twisted doughnuts and other yummy looking desert. As I picked almost one of each from the display, the lady offered the Rum and Raisin roll, a rum flavoured chocolate cake with raisins, definitely it was an offer I couldn't refuse. The Chocolate mouse and Rum and raisin roll cost me $ 2.50 each.
Chocolate mouse & Rum raisin roll
The fruit bread like walnut bread with raisin costs $1.30, while another range of bread like ham and potato salad, ham and egg, tuna pan, mayonaise and cheese, and bacon roll cost around $2.70. These additive-free breads are really yummy, I would comeback again for some daifuku next time since it was sold out already.
4 comments:
Rum Raisin ... 0.o mauuuuu...
ummm, chocolate mouse's looking so cute, must be hard to bite! X<
I like daifuku, too! especially "Ichigo-daifuku", stuffed with bean paste and one piece of big strawberry!!! Have you tried?
hi Rashai,
chocolate mouse is very cute:)
The bread of the cheese seems to be also delicious:)
http://www.breadartproject.com
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The toast with your illustration and the photograph can be made from the page above♪
Miss Zane,
I know..I know... your favorite flavor, isn't it?
Satoko,
Yes, too cute to be eaten :)
I love Ichigo daifuku too! I tried a few times, also got one post for Ichigo daifuku.
Sou,
Indeed they are delicious, I love the cheesy bread.
Thanks for the link.
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