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Kyoto Bakery: Oreno Pan’s Maccha Melon Pan

May 15th, 2012 by Michael

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Greetings from Kyoto

This morning I stopped by Oreno Pan, a bakery owned by Kyoto chef Naoki Okumura of Restaurant Okumura, Gion Okumura and Takumi Okumura. I love Oreno’s maccha flavored ‘melon pan‘ (melon bread) and got one for my breakfast.

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