I bought 4 family-sized souvenirs to eat. I had tried custard tart before, and this time I also tried the chocolate tart. My daughter ate it so I don't know the taste. The pastry is crispy like pie crust, and the custard is moist and shiny from being baked. It makes you want to eat 2 or 3 more. They have raised the price (^_^*) (Egg tart is tax-inclusive at 300 yen).

"I came to buy sweets to bring to the stadium for the CS (Cage Eagle Showdown) event. I bought the ⚾ game set because it was available (lol). Purchase contents: ⚾ game set x2 (Chocolat & custard x1 each). Personally, I got addicted to the Chocolat flavor and now I want to eat it again. If I can attend another game before the end of the year, I might buy it again."

I went to Ion Mall Osaka Dome City and discovered a tart shop while looking for something to eat. They had Egg Tart for 270 yen and Cheese Tart for 330 yen. The Egg Tart is a classic choice, but the Cheese Tart is a seasonal item with a refreshing combination of cheese and lemon. I sat in the self-service area inside Ion and warmed them up a bit in the microwave. The Egg Tart was rich and creamy when warm, and the tart crust was soft and tasty. The Cheese Tart had a strong lemon flavor that overshadowed the cheese. Personally, I preferred the Egg Tart!笑

The normal egg tart is priced at 270 yen! It was really popular when I was a student. This time, at Andrew's inside Aeon, if you show your JAF membership card, you can get 1 extra egg tart when you buy 5. It's great for souvenirs too. This time, I only bought the normal ones. By the way, I think the normal egg tart is the best.

I visited a shop located on the 1st floor of AEON Mall Osaka Dome City, in front of Dome-mae Station in Nishi-ku, Osaka. I still have some time before YMO's live performance at Kyocera Dome, so I decided to stroll around the mall. I was tempted by the delicious-looking egg tart, so I bought one for 270 yen. The outer crust was crispy, and the inside was filled with creamy goodness, with just the right amount of sweetness. It was really delicious! Thank you for the meal ❤️ ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ )

I had more opportunities to go to AEON on the dome side for "cage matches" and I decided to buy some egg tarts this time. I've always been curious about them and my husband, who loves Hong Kong, influenced me to want to try them. I couldn't decide which egg tarts to get because they all looked delicious, but I ended up buying a set of 5. My husband and I enjoyed the egg tarts while watching the match, and it was quite exciting. Even though our team lost, I still supported both teams because Yokohama is one of my favorite teams. The egg tarts were so delicious that it made me want to visit Hong Kong and Macau.

Received a gift review. I received it from my younger sister. She always knows about various things. Thank you as always! You are a true friend ❤️ [Taste Test] ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎ ⚫️ Andrew's egg tart I thought there would be one large one, but there were four small ones. Easy to eat and delicious! I thought it would be flat, but it has a little height. When you put it in your mouth, the pie is still a little crispy, and the tart part has a smooth texture reminiscent of pudding, harmonizing with the pie. The sweetness is just right. Yes, it's delicious! Thank you for the treat ♬ 305

On November 21, 2015, I went to buy some snacks for the night. There was a promotion of "buy 4 get 2 free," so I ordered 4. I gave 2 to my brother and his wife, and the remaining 4 I shared with my mother. We had them with coffee after dinner, and they were so delicious that we finished them all. The pie was crispy and the custard was tasty. Even though they weren't reheated, they were still good to eat on the same day. They are a bit pricey for their size, so I think I'll stick to their original egg tarts next time.

Today, I visited Andrew's Egg Tart at Ion Mall Osaka Dome City. I've been curious about Andrew's Egg Tart for a while, so I'm excited to try it. It's a well-known dessert in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The shop is small, but you can see them making the tarts, and there's a big oven. The menu includes the classic Egg Tart and also a Chocolate Tart, among others. The price is 210 yen, which is neither expensive nor cheap. I bought the Egg Tart this time. When I first picked it up, it seemed smaller than I expected. I wish it was a bit bigger. The taste is delicious. The crust is crispy and the flavor is rich. It's somewhat similar to custard pudding. Egg Tarts are not yet a popular dessert in Japan, but I think it's definitely worth trying.

Today, I passed by the store but couldn't decide whether to buy it, so I ended up not buying it... Ah! I should have bought it (; ;) I bought a sweet bread, so I thought it might be too much to get an egg tart as well and gave up, haha. I have never encountered an egg tart tastier than the one here. It's delicious even when cold, and it's also delicious when warmed up in a toaster oven. I always buy two for myself and enjoy both flavors, haha. I used to like the apple cinnamon flavor, but it seems to have been replaced by apple cinnamon tea, and I prefer it without the tea flavor, so I stopped buying it (^^;) I think those who like the tea flavor will be happy though. I wonder if they still have it. If not, I'm sorry, haha.

When you go to Osaka, you can't help but stop by this shop. The first time I tried it, I was so impressed by how delicious it was. They also sell it at a certain fast food chain, but this place is on a whole other level. The price is reasonable, and it's definitely worth buying. They have several flavors like matcha and chocolate, but they're just okay. I recommend getting the regular egg tart. I like to eat it cold, but it's also delicious warmed up in the toaster. You might also see it at food fairs, so be sure to give it a try.

It was surprising how empty it was in the crowded Arashi concert. The price was a bit high at over 200 yen for a small egg tart, but the taste was delicious with a flaky crust and a subtle sweetness. However, the crust was different from what I expected, more like a pie than a tart. As the name suggests, it had an eggy flavor, which might be a bit lacking for those who prefer sweeter treats.