Pan-ya K'eat

The yakisoba bread is said to be so generously topped that the filling spills out when you bite into it. Diners have praised not only the bread but the yakisoba itself, making it a lunch choice with plenty of filling to enjoy. Another savoury option is the Edam Wiener: a sausage wrapped in whole-wheat bread and topped with golden-browned cheese. It offers a different take on the combination of sausage and cheese.

For something sweet or a snack, the cranberry and cream cheese bagel stands out. One diner described the bagel dough as soft and the cream cheese as mild, with the sweet dark cherry combination tasting rather like cheesecake. The selection varies from day to day, so it is worth considering if you spot one in the shop. Other offerings include a croquette sandwich, the sandwich of the day, cream bread, melon bread and danishes. One account describes the croquette sandwich as easy to eat and not too heavy, thanks to its soft bread and restrained amount of sauce. As a bakery, Pan-ya K'eat is for takeaway rather than eating in.

Past visit reports mention that the selection had already dwindled by the morning, so arriving earlier may help if you have a particular item in mind. Payment is cash only.