Looks like you can buy Kobe’s Isuzu Bakery bread at Koroen Station

“Isuzu Bakery” is a super-famous long-established bakery in Kobe, so I’m sure many of you know it.

※Screenshot from the Isuzu Bakery website

Their longーーー bread with a longーーーーーー sausage inside, “Tre Long.” It’s so good, isn’t it!
It’s the kind of thing you buy when you go to Kobe〜!

And believe it or not, you can buy bread from that Isuzu Bakery right here in Nishinomiya, (probably) only at Koroen Station〜!
Here↓

“Nescafe Stand Hanshin Koroen”
Did you know station kiosks have been getting more and more stylish, with a concept inspired by Italian bars?
There wasn’t one at the station I use, so I didn’t know, but apparently they’ve been opening one after another for about the past three years.

This shop is outside the ticket gates, so you can buy from it even if you’re not taking the train〜😊

Bread Sold at “Nescafe Stand Hanshin Koroen”

All of it is bread from “Isuzu Bakery”!
Unfortunately, they didn’t have my favorite “Tre Long,” but it seems the bread lineup changes a little depending on the day.
I really hope they stock it sometime〜😋
The next day↓

Since I was there, I bought some bread〜!

Bread I Bought at “Nescafe Stand Hanshin Koroen”

I bought these two!

“Motomachi Beef Curry” 216 yen (tax included)
It was filled with spicy curry with a rich, full flavor!

“Guruguru MILK” 194 yen (tax included)
It’s gently sweet and perfect as a snack〜♪

Drinks at “Nescafe Stand Hanshin Koroen”

Since it’s “Nescafe Stand,” of course they have a solid drink menu too!

Coffee starting from 80 yen is surprising enough, but they even have a coffee subscription pass!!
It looks like you can use it for any drink〜!

“Nescafe Stand Hanshin Koroen” Store Information

Here’s the map↓

It’s right outside the ticket gates at Koroen Station!

Here are the stations in Kansai that have a Nescafe Stand↓

※Screenshot from the Nescafe website

What! There are this many, and I had no idea…😅