I travel the world Part 179: Japanese Bakery Taka
Japanese Bakery Taka is my go-to Bakery in Dusseldorf
Since eating all these delicious Japanese Sandwiches and Sweat Breads in Japan I am a big fan of Japanese Bread. Bread in Japan is very soft and they have strange things like Yakisoba Pan etc. If you want to try out Japanese Bread in Germany you could try Kame-pan in Berlin or Taka Bakery in Dusseldorf
Japanese Sandwiches (Katsu-Sandwich is my favorite)
Japanese Mochi (Sticky Rice Cake)
I bought these.... (Melon Bread, Curry Bread, Curry Shrimp Bread, Cream Bread)
Curry Sausage Bread (super good)
Potato Croquette Bread with Bulldog Sauce
Different Bread they offer
If you are going to Japan you can rent your phone here too
It is a funny bakery. They not only offer fantastic bread and sweets. You can rent 4G routers for your travels to Japan. I really love this bakery as the prices are so cheap. In other Germany cities you will pay double the prices. Everything I bought was only 10 Euros!!! If you are nearby Immermannstrasse make sure to not miss this place!
Have you ever eaten a Japanese Curry Bread ???
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