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7-1 Hondōri, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, 730-0035, Japan
contacts phone: +81 82-247-2403
website: www.andersen.co.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 34.393017, Longitude: 132.4583489
J T G Nielsen
::Feeling like some sweets from Denmark then the Andersen gourmet store offers a real treat for the sweet tooth ! Dine in or take out or venture to the second floor and enjoy the full menu! The selection of food, wines and flowers will delight anyone!
Morten Kristensen
::How nice is this - as Danes - from Denmark. We were totally surprised to see Andersen's bakery in Hiroshima. Let it be known that Andersen was actually a Japanese man who had studied abroad, returned to Kyoto and set up his own bakery, producing wheat bread and loaves of bread that were unknown to the Japanese at the time. Today, the shop sells mainly luxury items under the HYGGE brand (hygge is Danish for cosiness...). You can buy jams, marmalades, bread, Danish pastries and many other condiments for your self-care and well-being. They also have a selection of luxury gifts (figures) including really, really expensive fruit (how about a square watermelon? USD 200!) for gifts and visits. Get yourself some hygge at Andseren and you won't regret it!
P G
::Wide selection of perfect baked creations, plus cheeses, higher end ingredients, and takeaway ready meals & deli items. It’s busy for good reason. Pastries are super flaky & have a depth of flavour to them as well - highly recommend the cherry danish.
Abdulnaser Mohammed
::My experience at Andersen Bakery and Cafe in Hiroshima left me thoroughly impressed. Their bread, cake, and pasta were all wonderfully flavorful, showcasing the freshness and quality of their ingredients. I appreciated that they listed the ingredients for each product, which allowed Muslim patron-ship to make informed choices, ensuring avoidance of pork meat, fat, and alcohol. The ambiance of the cafe was calm and inviting, providing a peaceful retreat from the most crowded street. The staff were polite and attentive, adding to the overall pleasant atmosphere. Additionally, the cleanliness of the establishment was impeccable, reflecting a commitment to hygiene and customer satisfaction. Andersen Bakery and Cafe in Hiroshima is definitely a must-visit for anyone seeking delicious baked goods in a serene and welcoming environment.
Mariela Sanchez
::Taking in the entire store takes a minute since there is a good selection. You can get either dessert bread or a nice crusty baguette. The pan au chocolate was flakey, but was a 2/5 in the flavor department. The melon pan was tasty, and the winner was the chocolate Italian bread. They have a very small area with some tea/brunch options. Overall, Great little place to explore.