Panier

Choose from two kinds of croissant, a sausage roll or sesame potato bread. Customers say Panier lets them buy its breads sold by weight one at a time, making it easy to try a few different things. One customer found the croissant light and the almond croissant crisp. Another, who liked the pastry dough, said the orange croissant stood out for the texture of its pastry and the sweetness of the fruit. From a classic croissant to one paired with fruit, there are options for breakfast or a snack after a meal.

Some customers come for the loaves, with one saying they enjoyed the square loaf and another mentioning that they often buy the cheese loaf. Savoury choices include mentaiko French bread, garlic French bread and small crusty breads with olives and anchovy, giving you options to pair with a meal as well as sweet breads.

Panier is a takeaway-only shop, with no dine-in option. Some customers note that it can be difficult to move around when the small shop is busy, so the usual approach is to take your chosen breads away. In the residential neighbourhood of Shinmori, you can pick up anything from a loaf for breakfast to as many mini breads as you like.