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The 'Japanese-style bagels' at this Kamikitazawa shop are available in three different versions, 4%, 6% and 10%, with the numbers indicating how much yeast has been used in the dough. The plain bagels are always popular, but unorthodox flavours such as beans, kinako, miso and black sugar are available too.
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Transport Kamikitazawa Station (Keio line), south exit
Telephone 03-6424-4859
Open 9am-7pm / closed Mon & Tue
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