Dining & takeaway
- Takeout available
POKOTABI / kinakina
kinakina
Open only on Saturdays in Wakamiya, Nakano, bakery kinakina offers domestic-wheat savoury bakes, fruit danishes, homemade pudding, and iyokan citrus cake for takeaway.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
A short stroll from the Myoshoji River in Wakamiya, Nakano Ward, kinakina opens its doors only on Saturdays. This petite bakery crafts handmade bread and Western-style baked sweets. Despite welcoming visitors just one day a week, it regularly draws local strollers and families dropping by to pick up their favourite takeaway treats.
The bakery builds its savoury and sweet loaves primarily around domestic wheat and natural yeast doughs. For lunch, hearty choices include tomato keema curry buns, bacon and cheese bread, and a satisfying focaccia pizza. Those looking for something sweet can turn to a refreshing lemon and yellow peach danish, the classic green-bean paste anpan, or a simple salted butter roll.
Alongside the bread counter, the chilled display and shelves hold tempting confections. Cream-topped baked Kinakina pudding, fragrant iyokan citrus cake, and unassuming baked goods like madeleines make delightful gifts to carry home for tea. Dropping in on a lazy Saturday afternoon to select a pastry or two has its own quiet charm.
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
1 Chome-2-10 Wakamiya, Nakano City, Tokyo 165-0033
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Open on Saturdays from 11:00 to 16:00. Closed Sunday through Friday.
Yes, takeout is available.
The shop offers bread made with domestic wheat and Tama natural yeast, including Kinakina Bread (¥280), Green Sweet Bean Bun (¥220), and Focaccia Pizza (¥350).
You can enjoy baked sweets and desserts such as the Kinakina Baked Pudding (¥200), Iyokan Cake (¥280), and an assortment of cookies (¥200).
The entrance is not wheelchair accessible, and there is no wheelchair-accessible parking.