Opan

Milk France makes a lasting impression with its firm bread and milk cream. People who have bought it describe the bread as sturdy but still pleasantly easy to eat, with plenty of gently sweet cream. If you like French-bread-style dough, Mentaiko France and Garlic France are also worth considering. You can choose between a savoury option and a sweet one, or enjoy both alongside the Milk France.

For something more substantial, look to the Opan Dog, casse-croûtes and sandwiches. One diner describes the Opan Dog as a chewy French baguette filled with a thick sausage and cabbage. It is an appealing choice if you enjoy a good bite to your bread. For something softer, the menu also includes sandwich loaves and Pavé. A diner who chose the sandwich loaf praised the contrast between its fragrant crust and moist interior; another described the Pavé as having a gently sweet milky flavour.

There are brownies, carrot cake and canelés alongside the bread. One customer enjoyed the brownie’s crisp surface, moist centre and nut-like texture. Opan has no dine-in seating, so purchases are for takeaway. At the Sasazuka bakery, you can pick up anything from bread for a meal to something sweet, depending on your mood.