I had some time before my Shinkansen departure, so I decided to buy some sweets at "Delichous" inside Shin-Osaka Station. It was a little past 6:30 PM and there was only one customer in line, so I was able to make my purchase smoothly. I got a cream puff and a Delichous cake. First, I tried the cream puff. It had a firm choux pastry filled with rich egg-flavored custard cream. It had a hint of vanilla and was not too sweet, making it not too heavy. It was a satisfying cream puff. The Delichous cake, which the shop is named after, had a subtle sweet and sour apricot jam flavor with a smooth texture and a rich taste of cheese. As described in the shop's product explanation, it had a "baked yet smooth like a rare cheesecake" texture. The cookie crust had just the right amount of sweetness and was delicious. Despite the generous use of apricot jam on the surface, the overall sweetness was balanced and tasty. It's definitely a top-ranking cheesecake for me. The staff was polite and friendly, and I noticed that you can also order online, so I look forward to trying it again. Thank you for the meal.

On August 18, 2023, at 7:00 PM, I visited Delicheese Ekimarche Shin-Osaka store located in Shin-Osaka Station. Here is my review for today: - Arrival, Waiting Time Arrival Time: August 18, 2023, 7:00 PM Entry Time: August 18, 2023, 7:00 PM Waiting Time: None Queue Status: None - Ordered Items Delicheese Cut - 480 yen Since there are only stores in Osaka, I had always wanted to try the cheesecake here when I visit Osaka. Finally, I was able to taste it! The cheesecake had a unique texture, different from any other cheesecakes I've had before. It was a combination of baked cheesecake and rare cheesecake, with a smooth melt-in-your-mouth texture. The cheesecake itself was not too sweet, but the apricot jam on top added a nice touch, making it very delicious! - Notes Initially, I planned to purchase it at Osaka Station, but it was already sold out there, so I found it at Shin-Osaka Station instead! Thank you for reading until the end! I hope this review can be helpful for your future restaurant hunting adventures! ^_^

I was introduced to this shop by a handsome legend from Osaka. I'm not a big fan of rare cheesecakes, but this cheesecake was seriously amazing. The cheese was smooth and delicious without being overwhelming. If I have the chance to visit Osaka again, I will definitely come back. Thank you for recommending such a great place!

The shop is located inside JR Shin-Osaka Station on the conventional line. I was unsure if I could enter with my Shinkansen ticket because I was planning to return to Yokohama that day, but in the end, I was able to enter. I thought the cheese flavor was delicious and I wanted to buy it again. My wife and children thought there was not enough sweetness. I went to the shop around 4 o'clock in the evening and there were three people in line.

I tried the cheesecake from Delice at Shin-Osaka Station for today's snack! It had a unique topping of sweet and sour apricot jam on top. The middle part used a creamy Brie cheese, giving it a mild flavor, and the bottom was a standard tart crust. I personally prefer denser cheesecakes like Basque cheesecake, so I felt like it lacked a bit of punch. It seems like it would go well with a cup of tea for a cozy experience, rather than pairing it with alcohol or bitter coffee.

Jinawa's main store in Osaka is a well-established restaurant with a history dating back to 2002. They now have 5 locations, including one at the JR Osaka Station. The restaurant is known for their variety of cheese-based desserts, with a particular focus on the rich and creamy Prédomo cheese from France. The cheesecakes are smooth and flavorful, with a texture that makes you question if it's really baked. Overall, the experience at this restaurant was enjoyable and the desserts were delicious.

Returning from a bullet train business trip, I used the "Osaka Welcome Campaign" for what is likely the last time. I arrived at Shin-Osaka Station, but instead of taking the Shinkansen, I took the local train to get to the Ekimaru shopping area. I made a detour through the local train ticket gates and headed towards "Delicious". I was able to capture the exterior this time, which I missed last time. The small size bento box at Delicious cost ¥2,000 (used the Osaka Welcome Campaign discount). The dry ice is free for one hour, and then costs ¥70 for two hours, which is a significant increase from before (previously it was free for up to four hours). The medium size bento box also saw a big price increase from ¥2,480 to ¥3,000. It's a tough time for consumers. As usual, I shared the bento box at my favorite bar and then received some in return. Everyone there is a fan of Delicious, including myself. By the way, the popular "Rikuro Ojisan" is also available at the local train station. It's much less crowded compared to the Shinkansen station!

I received this as a souvenir! I heard that it was purchased here, and the taste was so delicious that I decided to leave a review. I received multiple types of financiers, and they were very moist and each one was dense. The matcha flavor, in particular, was exquisite! It wasn't too bitter, and within a slight bitterness, a gentle sweetness spread. The glossy coating is also attractive. This would make a great souvenir when visiting Osaka! I live in the Kanto region, so it's not easy to get, which made me very happy.

I bought a famous cheesecake from a Western confectionery store at Ekimarche in Shin-Osaka Station. The cheesecake is called "Delicheese" and costs 480 yen (tax included). It is made with rich French white mold cheese called "Brie de Meaux," known as the king of cheeses. The rare cheese mousse has a natural cheese flavor with a mild sweetness. It has a smooth texture that melts in your mouth. The apricot jam on top is very delicious, with a soft acidity that pairs perfectly. The tart crust is soft and easy to cut with a spoon. It has a crumbly texture and a gentle flavor. Overall, it was a delicious cheesecake with perfectly matched flavors. Thank you for the meal.

I forgot to mention in my Osaka business trip review - Inside Shin-Osaka station, I bought souvenirs at "Delicheese" in the EKI MARCHE area. Last time, I bought souvenirs at the Osaka station store outside the ticket gate, but this time it was convenient to have a shop inside the station. I purchased the following item again because it had great reviews: - Delicheese (medium) ¥2,430: A cheesecake with a transparent napage coating on the surface, making it look good. I love cheese, so this is one of my favorite items. The cool pack was only good for 4 hours, but it was winter so it was fine. I brought it back and shared it with regular customers at my favorite bar. Once again, it received great reviews! While classics like 551 are good, unique souvenirs like this are highly valued and appreciated. * Unfortunately, I forgot to take a photo of the exterior this time...

I bought Delice's cheesecake in bulk as a snack for my Shinkansen ride. It was amazing that I could buy one slice for 480 yen. It was moist, not too sweet, and had a good balance of cheese flavor like a rare cheesecake. The acidity of the jam was just right and added to the overall satisfaction. I also bought 3 more whole cakes as souvenirs.笑

Convenient for the New Osaka Station Ekimaka, but the only available fresh sweets are Delices, Cream Puffs, and Pudding. I buy them every time, and personally, I find it very useful as an option to buy a cooler bag at New Osaka Station. Purchased items (tax included): - Vanilla Cream Puff (310 yen) x3.3 The cream puff has a traditional choux pastry with low moisture, strong pastry connection, and a balance that is not to my liking. The Diplomat cream has a clear sweetness and flavor, smooth and sweet cream, which I like. - Other Delices small (1,900 yen) x3.7 x3.9 Despite mentioning the cooler bag, the products are delicious, and I love them. They seem unique and different from others. I always go to the New Osaka Station branch, but I am curious about the wider range of products at the Osaka Station branch, so I will visit again when I have the chance. Overall rating: 3.7 → 3.8 (+0.1)

This is a Western confectionery shop with its main store in Minoh, Osaka. The Minoh store has a nice atmosphere, with a café attached and a wide variety of fresh sweets available. The Osaka store, although not very large, also offers a variety of fresh sweets. Located above the platform at JR Shin-Osaka Station, this store is in the Ekimaru shopping area. If you come by subway without passing through JR, or if you are going directly to the Shinkansen, be aware that it is in a restricted area. This store is located in the confectionery area and offers favorites like "Delicheese," "Cream Puffs," and "Pudding." "Delicheese" is a cheesecake made with French white mold cheese known as Brie de Meaux, giving it a smooth and melty texture. The cream melts in your mouth, and the rich cheese pairs well with the sweet and sour apricot jam. It's not heavy and can be enjoyed easily. The price for one slice of "Delicheese" is 480 yen (slightly expensive), but the deliciousness remains the same. It's surprisingly addictive. A whole cake is cut into 10 slices. The "Delicheese Kids' Pudding" is priced at 250 yen and is marketed for children, but adults can also enjoy it. Especially when paired with the included caramel sauce, it's delicious. If you happen to forget to buy souvenirs when visiting from another prefecture, this is definitely a recommended item. Thank you for the meal.

Last night, I had a delicious cheesecake at a hotel, so I decided to bring it back to Tokyo! I went to Ekimarche inside JR Shin-Osaka Station to buy it, using the travel support coupons I had saved up. However, the shop only sold whole cheesecakes. If you want cut cheesecake or different flavors, it's better to go to Pasticceria Delizioso Osaka & Namba Station. I was a bit disappointed because the items available differed by location. Well, it makes sense for people with lots of luggage on the Shinkansen to prefer whole cakes. The small Delizioso cheesecake I brought back to Tokyo cost 1900 yen and was a 12cm diameter size. It was smaller than the cut cheesecake I had yesterday, maybe for 2 people. Despite its size, it was rich and creamy, more like cream cheese. When you put a fork in it, it felt sticky. When you put it in your mouth, it melted smoothly with a mild acidity. The apricot jam on top added a nostalgic touch. This is how cheesecakes used to be. It was delicious when paired with red wine.

There was a delicious cake shop in the local line at Shin-Osaka Station, so I bought a cake before boarding the Shinkansen on the way back. ◼︎Deliceux Small (1900 yen) uses the cheese known as the king of cheese, Brillat-Savarin. It is not too sweet, and you can feel the creaminess and richness of the cheese, so it went very well with wine. Before eating, I was a little worried that it might taste cheap because of the apricot jam, but it was needless worry. It was very delicious, matching well with the cheese. The expiration date was until the next day, so I bought the whole cake instead of a slice. The packaging is also cute. I definitely want to buy it again when I go to Osaka, and I would recommend it to others.

After a long time in Osaka, I stumbled upon a cheesecake shop that offers a unique dessert. They use Brie de Meaux, known as the king of cheeses, in their cakes. The cheese is sourced from France during the aging process and carefully matured. The texture is baked yet has a smooth, creamy feel like a rare cheesecake, melting in your mouth. On top of the rich cheese, there is a sweet and sour apricot jam that mixes and changes in your mouth, creating a deep and complex flavor. When I compared it to a cheesecake I had before, it felt like a completely different food!

You can now enjoy Minoh's cheesecake inside the New Osaka Station ticket gates! ● Purchase a whole cake during your Shinkansen transfer time. They provide 2 hours' worth of ice packs. ● This cheesecake uses the king of French cheeses, Brie de Meaux. The rich cheese flavor is accented by the tartness of apricot jam, making it delicious. ● It comes in a sturdy paper box with a wooden crate design, making it a unique souvenir option.

My town is Osaka. The only shop where you can taste the sweets of the imperial city, Tokyo, is Delichuus. I know it may sound exaggerated (bitter smile), but the harmony of acidity and sweetness that this place creates is exceptional! The deliciousness is on par with famous shops in Tokyo! I always use it for gifts.

I received it from an acquaintance... The apricot sauce on the surface adds a refreshing and tangy accent to the rich and fresh-tasting cheese, making it an essential element. The crispness and thickness of the tart base also seem to play a great role in keeping the cheesecake enjoyable without getting tired of it! Personally, I love tarts, so maybe that's why... It was delicious!

I visited Deliceuse, a popular cheese cake shop in Osaka, known for their rich cheese cake. I purchased their small size cheese cake at the Ekimarche Shin-Osaka store. The cheese cake is made with Brie de Meaux, known as the king of cheeses. It has a baked texture but feels smooth like a rare cheese cake. The tart crust is soft and the cheese is incredibly rich, with a satisfying bite. On top, there is plenty of apricot jam which pairs perfectly with the cheese, creating a delicious combination.

I wanted to try it because someone recommended it online, so I decided to buy it. There are several stores in Osaka city, but I went to this store located inside the ticket gate at Shin-Osaka Station, which is convenient for Shinkansen travel. They were considerate when I mentioned my Shinkansen time. I bought the "Delicheese Small 12cm" for 1674 yen. It's a cheese tart with apricot jam on top. The cheese used is "Brie de Meaux" from France. The cheese cake part is quite delicious and to my liking. However, personally, I could do without the acidity of the apricot jam. But overall, it has a delicious taste that can become addictive. I recommend it to those who are not bothered by apricots.