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About this place
An Italian panini with shiso, followed by a honey kouign-amann: at Saint Etoile, choosing both a savoury bread and something sweet is part of the appeal. One diner described the shiso in the panini as refreshing and the honey on the kouign-amann’s surface as crisp. The selection makes it easy to pair contrasting flavours, whether you are stopping for a light meal or choosing bread to take away.
For familiar favourites, consider the milk roll or salt butter bread. One diner found the milk roll sweeter, moist and soft, while another said they often take home the salt bread.
The breakfast menu includes a toast set (510 yen) with salad and coffee or tea. Unlike simply choosing a single bread for a light bite, this is an easy option when you want a morning meal that includes a drink. You can eat in or take your order away. Diners have also described the shop as being in front of Shimoigusa Station and a bus stop, making it possible to enjoy coffee and bread inside or take them with you.
