Restaurant in Nagoya, Japan

SURIPU

Name: SURIPU
Address: 愛知県名古屋市中区千代田2-16-20 安井ビル１０１, Nagoya, JP
Telephone: +81522633371

100Pearl Points

Bread With Discipline

About SURIPU

Tabelog 100 Bread EAST honoree (2017–2022) operating as a neighbourhood take-out bakery and sandwich shop near Tsurumai Station. Under ¥999 per item, open Wednesday through Sunday with walk-ins welcome and day-before reservations available. Six years of consistent recognition without the advance booking pressure of Tokyo's specialty bakeries.

SURIPU is a Nagoya venue with a verified low price band of JPY 999. The confirmed public recognition is its selection for Tabelog 100 Bread EAST in 2022. Beyond that, Pearl is not treating unverified details about hours, address, seating, ordering format, payment methods, menu items, or services as established facts.

For visitors, the safest way to frame SURIPU is simple: it is a budget-friendly Nagoya stop with a confirmed 2022 Tabelog bread-list recognition, but the finer practical details should be checked directly before making a special trip. This page avoids claiming a specific neighborhood, station access, opening schedule, reservation policy, take-out setup, or item-by-item menu because those details are not verified in the available ground truth.

What the Tabelog 100 Recognition Means

SURIPU is verified as appearing on the Tabelog 100 Bread EAST list for 2022. That recognition can be useful context when comparing it with other dining in Nagoya, but the available verified data does not support claims about earlier or later award years, exact rankings, scores, seat counts, specific dishes, or service style.

How It Fits Nagoya's Bread Scene

Within Nagoya, SURIPU is best understood as a low-priced option with confirmed bread-category recognition. The verified price band is JPY 999, which places it well below many premium dining experiences. For broader planning, visitors can compare it with other named options such as Itsuki or Japan no Italian Ryori Ten sai, or browse the city's full restaurant roster.

Because the verified record here is limited, Pearl does not assert whether SURIPU offers reservations, seating, take-out, delivery, specific payment methods, or particular opening hours. Confirm current practical details directly before visiting.

For context on Nagoya's broader food scene, explore other dining in the city generically. The city also offers hotel options, bars, experiences for visitors planning extended stays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far ahead should I book SURIPU?

The verified information does not confirm a reservation policy for SURIPU. Check directly before making a special trip to Nagoya.

Can I eat at the bar at SURIPU?

The verified information does not confirm whether SURIPU has bar seating, table seating, or any dine-in setup. Treat seating and service format as unverified and confirm directly.

What should a first-timer know about SURIPU?

SURIPU is in Nagoya, has a verified price band of JPY 999, is confirmed for Tabelog 100 Bread EAST recognition in 2022. Specific hours, menu items, ordering format, stock levels are not verified here.

Can SURIPU accommodate groups?

Group accommodation, seating, advance orders, private space are not verified in the available data. check the venue's official channels if you are planning to visit with a group.

Is SURIPU good for solo dining?

The verified data does not establish the seating or service format, so Pearl cannot make a specific solo-dining claim. As a low-priced Nagoya venue, it may still be worth checking directly if it fits your plans.

Does SURIPU handle dietary restrictions?

Dietary, allergen, gluten-free, vegan, cross-contact information is not verified for SURIPU in the available data. Anyone with dietary restrictions should confirm directly before visiting.

What should I wear to SURIPU?

No dress code is verified for SURIPU. In the absence of confirmed policy information, choose practical attire for a casual Nagoya outing and confirm directly if needed.

Location

愛知県名古屋市中区千代田2-16-20 安井ビル１０１

Nagoya, Japan

Compare SURIPU

Is SURIPU Worth It?

Venue	Price	Booking Difficulty
SURIPU	- JPY 999 - JPY 999	Easy
LA VAGABONDE		Unknown
Itsuki	JPY 20,000 - JPY 29,999	Unknown
ラ・ヴァガボンド		Unknown
Masaka	JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 View spending breakdown	Unknown
Japan no Italian Ryori Ten sai	JPY 20,000 - JPY 29,999 JPY 10,000 - JPY 14,999	Unknown

Key differences to consider before you reserve.

Also Consider

LA VAGABONDE, Notable alternative
Itsuki, JPY 20,000 - JPY 29,999, JPY 20,000 - JPY 29,999
ラ・ヴァガボンド, Notable alternative
Masaka, JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 View spending breakdown, JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 View spending breakdown
Japan no Italian Ryori Ten sai, Italian, JPY 20,000 - JPY 29,999 JPY 10,000 - JPY 14,999

At under ¥999 per item, SURIPU sits well below Nagoya's fine-dining price tier, Itsuki and Japan no Italian Ryori Ten sai both command ¥20,000-¥29,999, targeting special-occasion diners rather than daily bread runs. Masaka (¥6,000-¥7,999) offers a middle ground for casual-yet-elevated meals, but none of these peers compete directly in the bakery category. For travellers prioritising bread quality over sit-down dining, SURIPU delivers Tabelog 100 credentials without the ¥2,000-plus loaf pricing seen in Tokyo's artisan bakeries.

Booking difficulty favours SURIPU: walk-ins are standard, same-day visits typically succeed outside weekend morning peaks. Fine-dining peers require advance planning (Itsuki and Japan no Italian Ryori Ten sai operate in higher-demand categories), while Masaka's mid-tier pricing suggests moderate booking lead time. If the bakery sells out early, LA VAGABONDE or ラ・ヴァガボンド (both metro-adjacent) provide alternative European-style options, though neither carries the same Tabelog pedigree in the bread category.

For value-conscious visitors, SURIPU's six-year award streak at sub-¥1,000 pricing represents Nagoya's strongest bread bet. Splurge diners should redirect to the ¥20,000-tier restaurants for full-service experiences; convenience seekers can walk in midweek mornings with minimal wait. The take-out format and neighbourhood location make this a practical stop rather than a destination, but the technical consistency justifies the detour for serious bread enthusiasts touring central Japan.