Where can I find shokupan (Japanese milk bread)?

[Anonymous]

Japong Bakery in Rockville - probably the best milk bread around
Paris Baguette - Korean bakery

[Anonymous]

Shilla in Annandale has it.

[Anonymous]

I buy mine at H-mart.

[Anonymous]

I got some recently at Sunday Morning Bakehouse in Pike and Rose in North Bethesda/Rockville. Don't have anything to compare it to but I liked it! Not sure how often they carry it, it was my first time seeing it there.

[Anonymous]

Hana Japanese Market - DC.

[Anonymous]

Late to the party, but a new place called Shokupan Bakery in Bethesda seems to have good reviews on Google Maps.

[Anonymous]

It's so easy to make yourself and tastes so much better.

[Anonymous]

https://www.sakusakuflakerie.com/

Locations in DC though -it's delicious !

[Anonymous]

I like this one in Rockville. Mostly asian clientele. The bread comes in thin and thick sliced. I go early in the morning as the milk bread sells out fast. If you call ahead, they might hold a loaf for you.

[Anonymous]

Sorry here's the link. They are the bakery for Teamania, so you'll get the freshest loaves at Bread Corner. http://bread-corner.com/bc/

[Anonymous]

I just tried https://shokupanusa.com, and I was blown away. They seem to make a more luxurious type of shokupan than other shops in the DMV, and I really liked their matcha as well.

[Anonymous]

Hana or H-Mart

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is the recipe I use. Love it! I make it all the time.
https://www.theflavorbender.com/japanese-milk-bread-recipe-hokkaido-milk-bread/

For the OP, are you looking for rolls or for a loaf? The Korean/Chinese bakeries in the asian grocery stores always sell sandwich bread which is that same type of bread but I don’t know if they sell rolls. And I find Paris Baguette in HMart to be insanely expensive, so I’d recommend Lotte instead.

Where do you buy the dried milk powder?

[Anonymous]

https://www.japongbakery.com/#7

In Rockville.