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

Premium Roll Cake 205 yen (including tax)

This is a premium roll cake that symbolizes Lawson convenience stores in Japan. It is a product sold at Uchi Café (uchi cafe) and is a menu that many people evaluate with high satisfaction, with its soft sponge cake and the cream that fills the middle, although it's a small size. The calories are 220 kcal, which is considered a moderate amount of calories.

Chewy Cream Roll もち食感ロール (about 295 yen)

Lawson's mochi roll is one of the most popular desserts bought by Japanese tourists at convenience stores. Lawson's mochi roll is always ranked high among the recommended menu items at Japanese convenience stores. The whipped cream inside the chewy bread is not overly sweet, so many people buy several.

It is already a famous product in Korea, but it is really delicious, so I recommend it. There are similar products in Korean convenience stores, but Lawson's unique chewy bread dough with incredibly soft whipped cream is a bread that suits everyone's taste. The chocolate roll is also delicious. They say they added raw chocolate cream and chocolate chips to make it soft and add a chewy texture. There are also matcha and black sesame flavors, so try the flavor you like!

Mochippuyo (もちぷよ(北海道産生クリーム入りミルククリーム))

113 yen (including tax)

It is a dessert menu with cream made from Hokkaido milk inside a soft dough. As the name "Mochippuyo" suggests, the texture is chewy and soft, and it is full of cream. They say the ratio of whipped cream to the thin dough is perfect with the texture between bread and rice cake. This is a consistently popular recommended menu item at convenience stores. The calories are a reasonable 235 kcal.

Matcha Cookie Choux (お抹茶クッキーシュー(抹茶ラテ風)) 235 yen (including tax)

This is a cream puff with a crispy cookie dough that embodies the "Uchi Café" series' green tea latte. The cookie dough baked with matcha is coated with white chocolate, then topped with white chocolate cookie crumble to enjoy the difference in texture. The chocolate coating on the outside, the choux bread, and the cream all contain Uji matcha, which is also favored by foreigners. If you like matcha, this is a must-try dessert. There are two types of cream inside. The deep green cream has a rich, bitter taste of high-quality matcha. The light green cream inside has milk added to make it smooth. The chocolate coating on the outside is topped with white crunches and white chocolate for a flavorful and textural twist. They also sell a matcha ice bar in the same series.

Mochi Choco Bread (about 127 yen) sold at Lawson

This is Lawson's choco bread, known for its chewy bread texture and the addictive chocolate flavor that spreads throughout your mouth. They say it tastes even better if you warm it slightly in the microwave at the convenience store. It's also full of crispy chocolate chips, making it a recommendation for chocolate lovers.

Double Whipped/Chocolate Danish

ダブルホイップデニッシュ/ チョコデニッシュ

The Danish is the size of an adult's palm. Double whipped Danish is a pastry filled with whipped cream that fills your mouth, with a crispy bread texture and a soft whipped cream inside, in fact double the amount. It is a delicious Danish with a combination of custard whipped cream and milk whipped cream, and the white powder on top of the bread is sugar, making it sweet. The combination of crispy + sweet + two types of cream makes this a highly ranked bread at Lawson convenience stores in Japan.

Chocolate Danish is a Danish with a soft bread texture and a thick milk chocolate plate inside. The chocolate is about 3 cm wide, 6 mm thick, and has a nice crunchy texture. You can eat it right away without thawing it separately. It is one of the most popular breads in Japan, so I recommend trying it at least once.

This concludes our top 6 bread recommendations to eat at Lawson.