Top Recommended Delicious Breads at Lawson in Japan

Today, I'd like to recommend 7 bread products sold at Lawson convenience stores in Japan.

Premium Roll Cake 205 yen (including tax)

This is the premium roll cake that symbolizes Lawson convenience stores in Japan. It's a product sold at Uchi Café (uchi cafe), and while it may be small, the soft sponge cake filled with plenty of cream has earned high satisfaction ratings from many people. The calorie count is 220kcal, which can be considered moderate.

Chewy Cream Roll Mochi Texture Roll (approximately 295 yen)

Lawson's Mochi Roll is one of the most popular desserts purchased by Japanese tourists at convenience stores. It's consistently ranked among the top recommended convenience store items in Japan. The chewy texture of the bread and the fresh cream inside aren't overly sweet, leading many people to buy several at once.

It's already a famous product in Korea, but it's so delicious that I highly recommend it. While similar products exist in Korean convenience stores, Lawson's unique chewy bread dough and incredibly smooth fresh cream cater to everyone's taste. The Chocolate Roll is also delicious, incorporating fresh chocolate cream and chocolate chips for a smooth and enjoyable texture. They also have matcha and black sesame flavors, so feel free to choose your favorite and give it a try!

Mochipuyo (Mochipuyo (Hokkaido Milk Cream with Hokkaido Produced Fresh Cream))

113 yen (including tax)

This is a dessert with a soft dough filled with cream made with Hokkaido milk. As the name Mochipuyo suggests, it has a chewy and soft texture, with a generous amount of cream inside. It's said to have a texture that's somewhere between bread and mochi (rice cake), with the perfect ratio of dough to fresh cream. It's a consistently popular convenience store recommendation. With 235kcal, the calorie count isn't too overwhelming.

Matcha Cookie Choux (Omatcha Cookie Choux (Matcha Latte Style)) 235 yen (including tax)

This cream puff features a crispy cookie dough that embodies the image of the 'Uchi Café' series' matcha latte. It's made with matcha-infused cookie dough, coated in white chocolate and topped with white chocolate cookie crumbles, allowing you to enjoy a variety of textures. The chocolate coating, the choux pastry, and the cream all contain uji matcha, which is a favorite among foreigners as well. If you like matcha, this is a dessert you absolutely must try. It has two types of cream inside. The deep green cream has a rich, slightly bitter matcha flavor. The light green cream inside is made with milk for a smoother taste. The chocolate coating features white crunch and white chocolate toppings, adding points to both taste and texture. They also sell a matcha ice bar in the same series.

Mochi Choco Bread (approximately 127 yen) Sold at Lawson

This Lawson chocolate bread is known for its chewy texture and the rich chocolate flavor that fills your mouth. They say it's even more delicious if you warm it up slightly in the convenience store's microwave. It's also packed with crunchy chocolate chips, making it a great choice for chocolate lovers.

Double Whipping/Chocolate Danish

Double Whip Danish/Choco Danish

The Danish is about the size of an adult's palm. The Double Whipping Danish is a pastry filled with a generous amount of whipped cream that fills your mouth. It features a crispy bread texture and a soft whipped cream filling, with a double dose of cream. The combination of custard whipped cream and milk whipped cream creates a sweet and creamy experience, and the white powder on top of the bread is sugar, adding to the sweetness. The combination of crispy, sweet, and two types of cream makes this Danish a popular choice at Lawson convenience stores.

The Choco Danish is a pastry with a soft bread texture and a thick milk chocolate sheet inside. The chocolate is about 3cm wide and 6mm thick, with a satisfyingly crunchy texture. You can eat it right away without thawing. This is one of the very popular breads in Japan, so I highly recommend trying it.

This concludes my top 6 bread recommendations to try at Lawson.