NIKI BAKERY Ayase shop
(From the front) Chikuwa bread 319 yen (takeout 313 yen), walnut raisin 187 yen (takeout 183 yen), coffee 290 yen] The chikuwa bread has a great visual impact. A whole deep-fried chikuwa stuffed with sausages is placed on a rolled bread, and the curry powder and green laver added to the batter add flavor. The walnut raisin, which uses plenty of roasted walnuts, is also popular. 
[Savory breads and Danish pastries, 150 to 300 yen range] A wide variety of breads are available, including savory breads such as deep-fried chicken and Danish pastries filled with whole chestnuts in their skins. 
Mr. Yasuhiro Okuno who is the manager of the shop. He is also involved in product development for all shops, and devises ideas while taking in the trends. 
Right outside the west exit of Ayase Station.
This is a shop with a wide variety of breads that are delicious and satisfying, and that you will want to eat every day. Operated by Niki-no-Kashi in Ameyoko, Ueno, which sells domestic and foreign sweets, it opened as the first of three bakeries in Tokyo and has a history of 50 years.
When the shop opens at 7:00 in the morning, people come to buy bread all the time. You can eat the bread you bought at the cafe "LOIS JAPANE" attached to the bakery.
There are 130 types of bread that are created using about 10 types of homemade dough, including the Ayase shop's original chikuwa bread, Japanese and Western side dish bread, and Danish bread that pursues the taste of the ingredients.
| Furigana | Niki Bakery Ayaseten |
| Tel | 03-3620-0524 |
| Address | 4-6-14 Ayase, Adachi-ku |
| Business hours | 7:00-22:00 (cafe last orders 21:00) |
| Regular holiday | Open year round |
| Reservation | Not allowed (cafe) |
| Takeaway booking | Not available |
| Access | 1 minute walk from the west exit of Ayase Station on the JR Joban Line and Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line |
| Barrier-free | Available |
| Wi-Fi connection | Yes (cafe) |
| Measures against new coronavirus | Thorough employees' hand washing, wearing masks, taking temperature, thorough ventilation, disinfection of hands and fingers when customers enter the store |
*The content of this page is based on the article "Ayase's popular bakeries, with a unique selection of breads to tell your tale."
*This information is current as of July 28, 2023.
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