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Fresh bread for ordinary days.

Small-batch bread, pastries and cakes baked daily in Phuket by Rin and Mew.

  • Baked daily
  • Limited quantities
  • Pickup in Phuket Town
  • Local delivery available
The tall wooden shelf beside the kitchen doorway at ten to eight: two loaves on the top shelf, four on the next, a tray of buns below, and the bottom shelf empty

On the shelf right now

Updated by hand at 12:30 today · Mew updates it twice a day — after the morning bake, and again after noon

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If you want to be certain, reserve it a day ahead

Who makes it

Sunday Crumb is two people. Rin bakes. Mew runs the orders, the customers and everything else a day contains. We do not try to keep the shelf full from morning to evening, because the thing a small bakery has to control is not only cost — it is how fresh the food is when someone eats it.

Rin's hands shaping a round of dough on a floured stainless bench

Narin “Rin” Saelim

Head baker · recipes · ingredients · the daily production plan

“The recipe tells you where to start. The dough tells you when to carry on.”
A hand writing a customer's name on a kraft paper bag in blue ballpoint, two sealed bags waiting beside it on the counter

Kanokwan “Mew” Saelim

Counter · orders · packing · delivery · every message

“Rin decides how the bread is made. The customers tell us which bread stays.”

The one rule

Baked for today, not for the shelf.

Small batches
What we bake is set by the pre-orders and by what the same weekday sold last week — not by a guess that fills the shelf.
Honest ingredients
Every item lists its main ingredients and its allergens — including the ones we cannot promise anything about.
Less sweet
Sweet enough to taste like what it is. Not sweetened to make the first bite louder.
Order ahead
Reserve a day ahead and you are not gambling — and we are not baking a surplus to throw away.

By half past one the shelf is nearly empty

By half past one most days the shelf has two croissants and one loaf left on it. That is not a bad day — it is the plan. We bake what we think today needs, and when it is gone we stop.

Whatever is still good at closing goes to the staff dormitory on the next street. It does not go back on the shelf tomorrow.

Tomorrow's pre-order capacity34 / 60

The same shelf at twenty to two: one loaf on the top shelf, two croissants on a tray lower down, and the other shelves bare with their handwritten labels still standing

The 10:30 loaf

Wednesday, 10:30 — keep one sliced loaf for Khun Mali

A retired teacher on the next soi came in every Wednesday at half past ten for a sliced country loaf, and asked every single time whether there was any left. After a few months Mew stopped waiting to be asked and started holding one back. One Wednesday she did not come, and the loaf sat there until closing. The week after, she explained she had been in Bangkok with her daughter. Rin did not say anything; he just handed her the bag. The line is still in the order book.

A small bakery is not really selling bread. It is selling the confidence that tomorrow morning there will be a paper bag with your name already written on it.

The shopfront from across the soi on a wet morning — a wide sliding glass front with the shop name on it, two small tables just inside the window, and the bread shelf further in

Opening hours

Tuesday–Sunday
07:30–17:00

Monday — closed

Where we are

108/4 Soi Bo Rae 7, Talat Nuea, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000

Contact

065-555-0142
LINE @sundaycrumb

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