Did you know that "Cho To Hana", also known as "cho·te OHANA's kitchen", which is very popular at markets and events, has a store in Kofu City? The store opened on September 2024, 9, next to "Unagi no Ryuyoshi" in Kofu City.

This is great because you can easily take out quiche, cheesecake, pita bread, side dishes, eel musubi, and more.
There are many noteworthy products such as the irresistible white bread caramel whip with overflowing cream and homemade caramel sauce, and Kimowasa, which only appears when Ryuyo's eel is in stock.

Using domestically produced "Kaihonoka" wheat and organic sugar, the bread is made from scratch every morning, and there is a wide variety of breads available, from rye bread to hard breads and savory breads. The most recommended item is the Smoked French Bread Snack, a soft French bread smoked with cherry wood chips, sandwiched with three kinds of cheese and beer sausage!
Just rebake it lightly, tear off some bread, dip it in the melted cheese and enjoy! You won't be able to stop!

This chicken pita bread is packed with avocado, egg, broccoli, and other ingredients, and is extremely nutritious, packed with protein, making it a great staple food.

There is also the "Hitsumabushi rice ball" (Hitsumabushi rice ball), a collaboration with Ryuyo that sells out immediately at markets and events. It comes in a pack of two, so you can enjoy one as is with Sansho pepper, and the other with plenty of condiments, liver soup, and eel tea for a luxurious taste.

The savory flavor of the eel and the delicate umami of the broth are accented by the condiments, making this a satisfying meal! It's so rich in flavor that it would be a shame to just eat it all in one go.

For dessert, we had the limited-edition Basque cheesecake. The fruity sweetness of apples and yuzu, the refreshing acidity, and the rich flavor of the cheese were perfectly intertwined, making it the best.
I want to order a whole one! But it seems that this will end as soon as it runs out. Next up will be a rum raisin Basque cheesecake.

Why not stop by "Choto Hana" to make your daily meals more enjoyable?