[Must-see for bread lovers] Six all-you-can-eat bread buffets to enjoy in Tokyo! Introducing the ultimate buffets where freshly baked bread takes center stage

Hello, this is Aya!
This time, I will introduce six recommended all-you-can-eat bread buffets in Tokyo that bread lovers will find irresistible.
Each restaurant has its own unique character, and you can enjoy a blissful time surrounded by the aroma of freshly baked bread. Please see it through to the end!

1. Shibuya Mark City’s popular restaurant “Bakery Restaurant C”

Operated by Saint Marc Café, this restaurant offers a dream-like system where all the bread sold at the store is included in the all-you-can-eat buffet!

Price: 1,859 yen (tax included) with one drink / 2,739 yen (tax included) with a  main dish

Hours: Every day from 5:00 p.m. (90-minute time limit) *Reservations not accepted


Over 20 types of bread, including croissants, focaccia, and mini cube bread, are always available, with fresh batches continuously refilled.

The spacious interior is perfect for both café use and meals.  
You’ll be hooked on satisfying bread items like BLT sandwiches and chocolate cubes!

2. The popular bread paradise‘Bread and Bistro Koenji FLAT

This retro-style store is located under an elevated railway track. Tickets are issued starting at 10 AM every morning, and you can enjoy all-you-can-eat bread for 90 minutes.

Price: Main dish + 495 yen for the bread buffet

Approximately 30 types of bread are served in rotation, always fresh out of the oven.

Popular items like croffins, melon bread, and mentaiko potato tartines are all of high quality, attracting many repeat customers.

The café-like atmosphere and attentive service are also major draws.

3. Directly connected to Shinjuku Station! Popular among women, “eat more SOUP & BREAD”

A hidden gem of a café restaurant located on the 7th floor of Shinjuku Lumine Est.

Price: Soup plate + bread buffet is 1,782 yen + 638 yen (tax included)

The bread is made in-house, can be reheated, and comes with a variety of jams and butter!

There are about seven types of bread, all small and easy to eat, so you can enjoy a variety of flavors.

The soup pairs perfectly with the bread, making it ideal for both lunch and dinner.

4. Start your day happily with the morning buffet at “TINY TEA & BAR” (Musashikosugi)

Recommended for those who want to enjoy an elegant morning with bread and tea!

Price: Weekdays 1,793 yen / Weekends and holidays 1,958 yen (tax included) (90-minute time limit)

A wide variety of high-quality breads, including fresh bread, canelé, and matcha bread

Drinks are free refills, soup and salad are included, and one focaccia is provided.

A rare morning spot where you can enjoy bread from morning. Booking at opening time is best!

5. Affordable Hotel Buffet “KOKO HOTEL Lunch Buffet”

Located on the first floor of KOKO HOTEL near Hamacho Station in Chuo Ward, this is a casual yet high-value hotel lunch.

Price: 1,500 yen (tax included) (90-minute time limit)

You can eat as much bread as you like, baked at the hotel's bakery, Le Cinq.

There is also a wide variety of salads and soups, making it a satisfying lunch.

Another nice feature is that you can enjoy different items every day, such as apple danish, chocolate pie, and croissants.

6. Directly connected to Ikebukuro! All-you-can-eat freshly baked bread at “Saint Marc Tobu Department Store”

At “Saint Marc” on the 11th floor of Tobu Department Store, directly connected to Ikebukuro Station, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat freshly baked bread with your lunch.

Reservations are only available at 11:00 AM or 2:00 PM, and during busy times, there is an 80-minute time limit.

There is a wide variety of breads, including salt bread, chocolate chip bread, mugwort bread, and cherry blossom anko bread, with warm bread continuously brought to the table.

The dishes are authentic, such as “Young Chicken and Avocado Roti,” and the cheese sauce pairs perfectly! You can take a break from bread by using a red tag, allowing you to enjoy at your own pace. This is a must-visit spot for bread lovers.

Summary

How was it?
Tokyo has so many charming all-you-can-eat bread spots!
Each store has its own unique features, making them places you’ll want to visit again and again.
Not only for bread lovers, but also recommended for those who enjoy café hopping.

Be sure to check out the video to see the full charm of the bread!
Stay tuned for the next all-you-can-eat introduction!