I was feeling a little hungry and happened to come across "Crepe Day." Let's try eating some crepes♪ I had the "Shrimp and Tuna Avocado Salad" crepe. It's been decades since I last had a crepe... Oh, so this is what crepes taste like (laughs). I think sweet crepes are still the best. "Thank you for the meal ☺︎"

When I eat Western food, I always crave something sweet afterwards. So, I decided to stroll around Namba Walk and guess what I found? A crepe shop! I chose the ice chocolate banana crepe and waited a few minutes. The lady's skillful hands were like a pro! The crepe was perfectly made, sweet, warm, and cold all at once. It was delicious! I'll definitely come back to watch the lady's expert crepe-making skills again.

This store is also a crepe chain, but it's a shame that they don't have red bean or matcha flavors. I wish they would add Japanese-style crepes to the menu. The Prin a la mode fruit with lots of cream and pudding for 480 yen is the best cost performance. It comes with a cute Kumamon spoon, making it easy to eat. The crispy type of crepe was the most delicious I've had so far.

It seems to be a chain store, as I have seen it before at AEON. On days with the number 9, all items are 330 yen at AEON malls, and you can use WAON and transportation cards, so it is definitely part of the AEON group. It was very busy on this day, with only two staff members running around. The strawberry crepe with a snow-viewing daifuku, usually priced at 490 yen, was only 330 yen. The crepe was chewy and had a nice bounce to it. There is a restroom nearby, so you can wash your hands if they get dirty, so no need to worry! ❤️

This day, I remember it was night, so I bought only one "Salad Crepe" for my dinner. I ordered a warm crepe, and they made it by baking the crepe dough, warming the shrimp and avocado in the microwave, and then rolling it up and handing it to me. The freshly baked crepe dough had a sweet aroma and was warm. However, when I took the crepe to go, the top of the paper bag was open and it got a bit soggy by the time I got home, so I couldn't taste the avocado and shrimp. So, I decided to buy a dessert crepe another day. This time, I bought a limited-time crepe with rare cheesecake, coffee cream, and chocolate cream inside and ate it in the store. The crepe dough was made with pre-baked cold dough, and they quickly placed the two creams and rare cheesecake before rolling it up and finishing it with cream powder on top. It was very sweet, as expected. In the end, both crepes were not exactly to my liking, but with the Dippa Dan crepe card, I recently discovered that I can buy any crepe for 300 yen with the app coupon, which made me happy. It's not so much about the taste, but the deal. It's convenient to eat near the station, and since it's located in the underground, it's easy to buy regardless of the weather. When I see the staff making the crepes so quickly and beautifully, I admire their speedy work. It must have been quite challenging during the training period. And that's not all. Now, you can also earn Osaka Points at this store, making shopping in some underground malls in Osaka (Namba, Umeda, Tennoji, I think...) quite advantageous. However, I don't think I'll be wandering around Osaka city, especially underground malls, for a while due to the current situation with the coronavirus. But when things settle down, I might go buy some limited-time crepes.

I visited the dessert shop after 10:15 in the morning. It was men's day. The eat-in corner with all items for ¥330 was no longer available, so I had to get takeout. I paid with my transportation IC card since PayPay was not accepted. I chose the 2020 JAF crepe for ¥330, and I went with the Mont-Blanc with chestnut. I wish there was more Mont-Blanc cream in it!

The peach crepes are ending soon! So I came to buy a peach crepe on a day with a 9 in it. On days with a 9, all crepes are 330 yen. There are 5 people in line, but most have already decided on their crepe so the line is moving quickly. The staff making the crepes are skilled and fast. Crepes can be expensive, some places charge around 700 yen. Many people think it's pricey, but I'm not used to eating crepes so I'm not sure. However, there are many girls in line who seem familiar with it, so it must be good.

While walking in Namba Walk with my family, we came across "Dippadan" offering crepes for only 330 yen each. Despite not eating crepes often, we decided to give it a try. We chose the "Strawberry Mille-feuille" and "Tiramisu" crepes to take home. The strawberry one had a nice balance of tangy strawberries and creamy filling, while the tiramisu had a rich chocolate flavor that paired well with the crepe. Both were a hit with our kids and were quickly devoured. It turns out crepes are quite delicious after all!

When you want something sweet, if it's a day with a "9" in it, be sure to come here! On the 9th, 19th, and 29th of the month, all crepes are only 330 yen. I happened to pass by the shop on a day with a "9" and bought the seasonal limited edition "Mont Blanc crepe with chestnuts." However, it was soooo sweet... even sweeter than expected. But you know, when you're tired, you crave something sweet. Thanks to this "Mont Blanc crepe with chestnuts," my fatigue was relieved. Thank you & Bon appétit! I ate it about 2 months ago, so the menu might have changed a bit by now...

☆ Namba Walk - The trendy tapioca juice~♪ I remember drinking it with my friend in front of Tokyu Hands in Shinsaibashi before, and it was delicious, so I wanted to try it again. While I was in Namba Walk, I searched nearby and found this shop! It's located right after entering Namba Walk from Namba Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. It seems to be a crepe shop. It's takeout only, and there was a short line, but we got our turn quickly. There are so many varieties of crepes and tapioca juices to choose from - it was hard to decide! I ordered a mango milk tapioca juice in medium size, and my friend got a matcha milk in medium size. Let's try them now! Hmm? It tastes a bit light? The flavor felt a bit weak. My friend had the same impression. It's light, and the tapioca pearls themselves don't have much flavor, so it feels like just chewing something soft and chewy. The taste of tapioca juice varies from place to place, so it was a bit disappointing this time. Thanks for the meal~

When I was heading home, I suddenly felt like eating a crepe, so I stopped by here! It's great that there's a crepe shop right near Namba Walk, as soon as you exit the Kintetsu or subway gates. I was torn between getting a savory crepe or a sweet one, but I ended up ordering the Strawberry Mille Feuille Crepe with ice cream on top! It was the perfect match with the abundance of strawberries and the coldness of the ice cream! It was nice to see them making the crepe right in front of you! The staff was friendly and I was very satisfied! Thank you for the meal!

I occasionally eat crepes that you can buy at convenience stores or supermarkets, but I realized that it had been years since I last had a crepe from a crepe shop. So, I decided to give it a try. Normally priced in the 400 yen range, there were some options priced at 330 yen. I chose the Strawberry Brownie flavor. It was neither good nor bad, just average. It had a cheap taste to it, and I don't think I would buy it again. The savory options (like tuna or egg salad) seemed more delicious, and coincidentally, many other customers seemed to be ordering those as well.

Today, I was drawn in by the offer of all items being 330 yen, so I came. The strawberry tiramisu is usually 460 yen, but today it's 330 yen! It's just like any other crepe shop you can find anywhere, but I'm satisfied because it's only 330 yen.

The taste is nothing special. It's not extremely delicious, but I like it because it's not too sweet and it's cheap. The location is very convenient, so it's very helpful.

It's a crepe shop affiliated with the Daiei group. They offer a variety of meal and dessert crepes, with some stores having drinks and others specializing in desserts. The best time to visit is on the 9th, 19th, or 29th of the month, known as "Crepe Day," where you can get any crepe for only 300 yen. It's a great deal considering some crepes can cost close to 500 yen. On these days, there are usually long lines, especially with high school girls. I added extra whipped cream for 50 yen and it was deliciously creamy! While the focus is on being affordable and filling rather than gourmet, it's still worth a visit on the 9th of the month. Thank you for the meal!

I was a raccoon with a big appetite! My friend was enjoying their food with a mouth full. I also had a delicious strawberry ice cream crepe earlier. There were chairs available to sit and eat.

For the past six months, crepes have become my latest obsession, and I have been enjoying them frequently. The best thing about this place is that it is open until 10 pm! It's hard to find a crepe shop open at this hour, so it's very convenient. Also, they offer special deals on certain days, making the higher-priced crepes more affordable and adding a fun element to the experience. This time, I tried the strawberry Mont Blanc and ice cream crepes, and they were delicious. The whipped cream wasn't too heavy, the crepe was soft and not too thick, overall a tasty treat. If you're interested, definitely give it a try!

I happened to pass by and it was a day when you could get 10 crepes for 300 yen, so I ordered the banana chocolate ice cream crepe. The crepe was soft and chewy, warm, and filled with plenty of banana and ice cream, so it was delicious and satisfying. On the 9th, 19th, and 29th of each month, crepes are only 290 yen, so it's a great deal. A friend recommended the cheesecake, so I'd like to try that next time. ♡