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All the sandwiches are full of volume.

(It's a pity that it can't be expressed in this photo because it's all big ...)

There are many different types.

Moreover, the price is reasonable.

The shop's blog says, "Pom doesn't have fashionable breads such as French bread. Coppe bread, anpan, cream bread, and korone. A sandwich with ingredients that is hard to eat for homemade bread. Croquette bread. Even a limited number of rice balls (must be covered in the morning, but it will be a product ...) It is a downtown bakery. "

It seems that everything is almost self-made, including sandwich ingredients (croquettes, tonkatsu, potato salad, anko, cream).

Even though it's a bakery, there's also a big rice ball!

When I visited, those who worked nearby came to buy during lunch break.

I spoke to my husband.

The first generation, the husband's grandfather, was born in Aichi, and after moving to Tokyo and training in bread at the headquarters, he opened an independent business in Kodemmacho in 1928.

The name of the store at that time was "Oda Kimuraya".

At that time, "Kimura-ya" was quite common as a bakery's name.

It's similar to the fact that there are many "Sarashina" in soba shops.

Certainly, you can see the letter "Oda Kimuraya" at the lower right of the signboard.

It is said that it was relocated to the current Kofune-cho in 1989, when it was his predecessor.

Speaking of 1928, 1928.

It is a bakery with a long history that has been rooted in Chuo-ku for 93 years.

Will this size be transmitted?

Both sandwiches and burgers are big anyway.

The left is a croquette sandwich, and the right is a white fish coppe sandwich.

This coppe sandwich is half size, but it's bigger than the male fist.

The bread is fluffy and full of vegetables such as cabbage and carrots.

There is no doubt that the boy will be very satisfied!

(* Coffee is from another store.)

The cream bread is also huge. Should I say it's about the size of a CD?

But the texture was light, so I was able to go with Perori!

It's a gentle taste.

Bakery Pom, a hidden famous store in Nihonbashi.

New products that look delicious are also being posted on the store's blog.

Bakery Pom, Tokyo Nihonbashi Bakery Pom, Showa Bread Shop

https://ameblo.jp/pomme-bakery/

It is open only on weekdays.

Please come and visit Uncle Pom at the store as a landmark.