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  • Kanbukuro
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    4.5
    174 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Sakaishi Sakai-ku Shinzaikechouhigashi 1-2-1
    This long-established Japanese-style confectionary store, located in Sakai, was founded in 1329, in the late Kamakura period. Their specialty walnut mochi's name is derived from green soybean paste wrapped in mochi. The exquisite balance of the product's softness and the bean paste's smoothness is something people never tire of, according to its reputation. Their take-out menu is so popular that there is always a line extending out of the store. Additionally, seated within the eat-in space inside the store, customers can also enjoy shaved-ice walnut mochi, as well as the store's regular walnut mochi.

    The dessert here are ok... not as refined as in Kyoto. Service is lacking. Can skip if you have no time to wait in the queue.

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  • Kiyasu Sohompo
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    4.5
    47 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Yodogawa-ku Jusohonmachi 1-4-2
    This Japanese confectionary shop carries over 40 varieties of confections, including its signature sake manju buns as well as popular mitarashi dango dumplings, jumbo-sized kintsuba flour dough sweet bean cakes, hanabotamochi, yakimochi, and other namagashi fresh Japanese confections, as well as rikishi monaka wafer cakes, hatsushimo pancake sandwiches, kuri manju chestnut buns, mikasa, and other Japanese confections perfect for giving as a gift. The mitarashi dango dumplings, which are broiled to order, are particularly recommended.

    こちらのお店は、大阪市の十三にあります。みたらし団子や酒まんじゅうの他、きんつばも名物です。美味しいきんつばでした。

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  • Nagasakido Shinsaibashi Main Shop
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    4.0
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osakashi Chuou-ku Shinsaibashisuji 2-1-29
    "Founded in 1919, Nagasakido is a venerable confectionary whose main store is in Shinsaibashi. The most famous products among its extensive offerings areCastella (a poundcake-like confection), baked according to secret traditional methods. Western-style hard-baked waffles, and Shinsaibashi potatoes. Products available only at Nagasakido's own stores include Original Castella, Crystal Bonbons made with liqueurs, Niji no Kakera (""rainbow crumbs""), made with agar jelly. Its Red Rice Manju (buns with bean-jam filling) have won a gold prize at 27th National Confectionery Expo."

    クリスタルボンボンが、見た目が綺麗で美味しかったです！前に行った時に売り切れていたので、入荷日を聞いて取り置きをしてもらって無事に買えました。一度は是非！

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  • Kiyasuya Sohonpo Daimaru Umeda
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Kita-ku Umeda 3-1-1 Omaru Umeda B1F
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  • Mochi Takumi Shizuku Osaka Shinmachi Branch
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    4.5
    21 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osakashi Nishi-ku Shinmachi 1-17-17 Shinmachi House 1F
    A Japanese confectionary shop located in the Shinmachi neighborhood of Osaka City's Nishi Ward whose simple and stylish modern appearance catches the eye. Popular for its fresh Japanese sweets and bean jam cakes made fresh each morning with pesticide-free mochi rice, the shop's concrete counter is covered with colorful confections. The shop's raspberry daifuku bean jam cakes, dyed red with beet juice, are particularly popular. Filled with white anko strained bean paste and sweet and sour raspberries, these little gems have a refreshing aftertaste. The shop also has an eat-in space.

    時間を調整してopenしてすぐの 10:35~takeoutに伺いました. café利用が13:00~なので・・・ お餅屋さんに見えないたたずまい. 体に嬉しいお餅. 先客:0. 後客:0. お支払:cash only. 栗大福×1. ぎんなん大福×1. 草餅×1. 丹波黒豆餅×1. framboise大福×1. 濃厚Mont-Blanc×1. ちょっと小ぶりなお餅です. 体が喜ぶ和菓子です.

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  • Hitoyoshi
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    5.0
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osakashi Chuou-ku Tanimachi 8-2-6 Happy Mutual Building 1F
    Hitoyoshi located in Chuo Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture is a specialty handmade monaka wafer shop and is popular as a new signature Osaka souvenir. The wafers made from 100% Japanese glutinous flour are crispy and go very well with the miso (soybean paste) filling made from organic Japanese white miso and white kidney beans produced in Hokkaido as well as a coarse bean filling using red beans produced in Hokkaido. It sells signature products such a coarse bean filled wafer and a burdock wafer as well as western-style wafers including a rum raisin flavor and a lemon and ginger flavor which are sold according to the season. As the wafers and fillings are separate, putting them together just before eating allows you to enjoy the crispy texture.

    谷町筋沿いにある最中の人気店。最中の具がカップに入っており、別の袋に入ったパリパリの皮に入れて一口でパクリ。お客様への手土産に良く使う。店主のお母さんの気遣いが凄く良い。

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  • Tsuriganeya Honpo
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    Osaka Osakashi Naniwa-ku Ebisuhigashi 1-7-11
    This long-established confectionery was founded in 1900 and is situated in Naniwa Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. It is famous for its “Tsurigane Manju“ brand of sweets based on the large temple bell that used to exist on the grounds of Shitennoji Temple. The bakers prepare each and every Tsurigane Manju with care, giving the moist sponge cake dough and Hokkaido-produced azuki (red bean) jam a gentle taste. There are plenty of other sweets on sale as well, and the banana-shaped Naniwa sweet “Nadai Basho” is popular as well.
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  • Uguisu Ball (Eki Marche Shin-Osaka Store)
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    Osaka Osakashi Yodogawa-ku Nishinakajima 5-16-1 (Within JR Shin-Osaka Station premises' conventional line ticket gate)
    This Uguisu Ball specialists take out shop is presented by Uegaki Beika. Uguisu Balls are a premium version of Osaka's famous arare (roasted rice ball) snacks. The packaging is adorned with an adorable little bird print and six different flavors are always available: deep fried, tanba roasted black soy bean flour, Uji matcha green tea, Yasutomi yuzu citrus, Azumino wasabi, and Kishu Minamitaka plum. Limited flavors and new products are added periodically.
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  • Mori no Okashi
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    4.0
    9 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osakashi Kita-ku Sonezakishinchi 1-1-43 2nd Ogawa Building 1F
    A traditional Japanese sweets shop in Sonezaki-Shinchi. Come try their ohagi (mochi covered in adzuki red bean paste) straight from the main store in Toyonaka. Large and smooth Hokkaido dainagon adzuki red bean paste is used to cushion fluffy millet mochi. They also have roasted soy flour millet mochi with roasted soy flour straight from Kyoto, and their Hakata Jokyu soy sauce mitarashi millet mochi all show off the flavor of Japanese ohagi sweets. Warabimochi (jelly block covered in sweet flour) is also available.

    持ち帰りのお店です(^^) すぐに売り切れる事があるので早めに行った方が良いです(^^) 開店時間が遅く、16:30オープンなのは有り難いです(^^) 並んでても、比較的早く順番が来ます(^^) 「木の実のおこし」絶品です！(^^) それ以外でも、おはぎやかりんとう、何でも美味しいです(^^)

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  • Mori no Ohagi
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    5.0
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Toyonakashi Nakasakuraduka 2-25-10
    This Japanese confectionary shop is a seven-minute walk Okamachi Station on Hankyu Railways Takarazuka line. This small, almost overlooked, shop is well known for the simple charm of their sweets making the most of their ingredients. As the name of the shop suggests they mostly focus on ohagi (mixture of mochi and red bean paste) but from the standard ohagi using Hokkaido dainagon adzuki (large red beans) to their limited seasonal offerings the appearance, ingredients, and individuality of the ohagi run the gamut of options. Some of their most famous treats are the Walnut Black-rice Mochi in which savory roasted walnuts have been kneaded in to the mochi or their soft deep-roasted soy flour Warabimochi (jelly like confection).

    岡町駅と豊中市役所の間にある、岡町商店街にある小さなお店。見た目も美しいおはぎのお店です。やや小さめで、上品なおはぎ。いつも行列ができている人気店です。

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  • Gojo Do Main Store
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    4.0
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Higashiosaka-shi Higashikonoikecho 1-5-7

    このお店は鴻池花火大福が売りですね。高島屋に初出店してたので、栗好きの私は、期間限定の大栗入りの大福を買った。大粒の栗がホクホクして食べごたえあるし、お餅に練りこまれてるくるみも香ばしく美味しかった。次回は売りの鴻池花火

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  • Okashishi Shiogo
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    5.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Kaizuka-shi Nishicho 7-1
    "This longstanding Japanese confectionary shop established in 1854 is situated on Prefectural Route 204 in Nishi-cho, Kaizuka City. The shop's Murasame, a famous Senshu region bar-shaped confection created by steaming a batter made from sweet azuki beans, rice flour, and sugar, was inspired by ""Kaiura Murasame"" (""Passing Shower Over Kaiura""), one of the Eight Views of Senshu. It is still made according to the same recipe handed down from the time the shop first opened its doors. The shop also sells Murasame Manju buns consisting of tsubuan chunky bean paste wrapped in the same batter used to make regular Murasame bars; as well as monaka wafer cakes, castella, seasonal namagashi fresh Japanese confections, and more."

    泉州銘菓のむらさめ、はここで販売されています。 とても美味しく、泉州を代表するお菓子だとしても、満足できます。 観光客は是非とも買ってください。

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  • Takeri Shoten
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    4.5
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Kishiwada-shi Gokenyamachi 3-1
    "This Japanese confectionary shop situated on Prefectural Route 204 is located in Gokenya-machi, Kishiwada City. The shop specializes in Shigure Mochi (literally ""Late Autumn Shower Rice Cake""), a traditional confection said to have been named by the lord of Kishiwada Castle. A bar-shaped confection consisting of steamed sweet bean paste and glutinous rice, it has a unique, crumbly texture, falling apart ""like drops of rain."" It is sold in two varieties - azukian red bean paste and shiroan white bean paste."

    村雨は関西以外では殆ど見かけることが無いので食べたくてもなかなか手に入りません。さらに村雨の中でもここの村雨は特別モチモチしていて、甘さも控えめでちょうどいい。 原材料は小豆、白餡、砂糖の順番に記載されているので砂糖が控えめなのかもしれません。保存料や添加物がなくシンプルな素材で作られていて子供にも安心して食べさせられます。

  • Kojimaya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Sakai-shi Sakai-ku Shukuincho Higashi 1-1-23
    This Japanese confectionary shop is situated on the Daido-suji in 1-Chome Higashi, Shukuin-cho, Sakai Ward, Sakai City. The shop is famous for its Keshi Mochi cakes, which are made according to a recipe passed down for over 300 years from the early Edo period. Consisting of sweet koshian smooth bean paste wrapped in thin mochi rice cake and sprinkled with poppy seeds, it has been a famous confection from Sakai since ancient times. The shop also sells Keshi Mochi Rolls, a combination of Keshi Mochi and roll cake; Sakai Todai Monaka wafer cakes inspired by the Old Sakai Lighthouse; and more.
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  • Suehirodo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Sumiyoshi-ku Higashikohama 3-12-14
    "This Japanese confectionary shop is located in 3-Chome Higashikohama, Sumiyoshi Ward, Osaka City. The shop sells Satsuma-yaki, a renowned confection consisting of sweet Tokachi azuki bean paste wrapped in a secret recipe dough slathered with egg yolk before being baked. Patterned after the sweet potatoes (""Satsuma imo"" in Japanese) which have been known as one of Sumiyoshi's specialty products since ancient times, this tasty treat is made according to a recipe handed down unchanged from the early Meiji period."
  • Fukujudo Hidenobu Souemon-cho Shop
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    Osaka Osaka-shi Chuo-ku Soemoncho 3-14
    This Japanese confectionary shop stands on Souemon-cho Street in Souemon-cho, Chuo Ward, Osaka City. The shop sells Japanese confections crafted with homemade sweet bean fillings cooked from scratch daily using Tanba dainagon azuki beans and Hokkaido Tokachi azuki beans. The shop is filled with renowned sweets, including Konoaji-tsuki consisting of castella cake wrapped around sweet tsubuan chunky bean paste; Souemon, a cylindrical confection made by rolling bean paste in a thin dough and steaming it; and Hidemaru, a monaka wafer cake filled with gyuhi soft rice cake.
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  • Namiyoshian Namba WALK Shop
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    4.0
    9 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Chuo-ku Nanba 2 Nanba Walk Nijinomachi 1-13
    This chain of confectionary shops was founded in 1858. The shop sells namagashi fresh Japanese confections such as aburi mitarashi, pounded mochi rice cake broiled with high grade ubame charcoal from Wakayama Prefecture and slathered with an exquisite sauce created by boiling down Rishiri Island kombu kelp and rich Yuasa tamari soy sauce. The shop also sells traditional confections such as dorayaki pancake sandwiches, as well as baked confections popular for their novel flavors mixing Japanese and Western elements such as Japanese-style sable cookies. Everything sold by the shop is highly reviewed. In addition, the shop offers mochi and special occasion confection assortments perfect for giving as a small gift when visiting someone.

    思っていたほど美味しくなかったのでがっかり。まだ千鳥屋のみたらし小餅の方が美味しく感じました。他の和菓子も無難な味と言う印象です。

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  • Chidoriya Soke Osaka Main Store
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Chuo-ku Honmachi 3-4-12
    This confectionary shop was established in 1630. The shop's renowned signature Hon-Chidori Chidori Manju buns are made according to the same traditional recipe unchanged since it first opened its doors. The shop also makes Maruboro Saiboro, Chidori Sable, castella, and other confections, all of which are elegant and delicious. The shop's seasonal products and assortments are also recommended.

    大阪市中央区本町にある和菓子屋さんです。大阪旅行の際に、こちらのお店で手土産品を購入いたしました。２階では、喫茶もできるようです。

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  • Kunkundo
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Osaka-shi Kita-ku Tenjinbashi 3-2-27

    2020/3/9（月） 歴史を感じさせる、「薫々堂」と大書された看板に惹かれて、ふらっと立ち寄った和菓子のお店でいちご大福を購入しました。美味しい！ 「くんくんどう」と読むのだそうです。 とても丁寧な接客で好印象です。

  • Torindo Hakusoen Store
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    4.0
    12 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Osaka Yao-shi Yamamotocho Minami 8-19-1
    This Japanese confectionary shop opened in 1925. Dedicated to making things by hand and using domestic ingredients, the shop's sweet red bean paste filling, laboriously crafted by artisans, is exquisite. The shop is filled with delicious confections which will also delight when given as a small gift, such as the Andama, a chunky yokan-style bean jelly; and Kotaiyaki baby taiyaki fish-shaped pastries stuffed from head to tail with chunky Tanba dainagon azuki bean paste.

    料亭風の建物で和菓子を食べることができます！ さらに、土日祝日だとミニコンサートもやっておりのんびり過ごせます

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