I was able to buy it without waiting in line, so I was happy! It's similar to the meat buns at convenience stores. Unfortunately, there wasn't a good photo spot in the Minion area even though I was able to buy it. The trash cans are in the Minion area and there are also restrooms where you can wash your hands, which is great for someone like me who is a germaphobe.

One of the must-try gourmet items at Universal Studios is the Minion Bun! Its cute appearance makes it hard to resist buying. It's always popular, so there's usually a line. Inside, it's curry flavored, which kids love! It's the perfect size for eating while walking around. It would be even better if it were a little cheaper!

I was supposed to take the first Shinkansen in the morning, but due to heavy rain today, all services were canceled in the morning. I was able to reschedule for the afternoon, but I arrived in Osaka after 5 pm due to delays. I finally made it to Universal Studios around 6 pm and rode Harry Potter and the dinosaur rides. I enjoyed my first snack in Osaka, a Minion bun. It cost around 600-700 yen. It was a curry bun, a bit pricey but cute, so it was good!

My second daughter saw the cute churros at "Minion Happy Kitchen" and wanted to eat them, so we bought them. We also bought a beer. She was delighted with the cute and colorful strawberry-flavored churros called "Filaffi Churritos." She was tired from standing, but eating something cute made her smile again. Thank you for the delicious meal! #Universal Studios Japan #USJ Gourmet #USJ Sweets #USJ Minion #USJ Churros #Minion Happy Kitchen #Filaffi Churros #Colorful Churros #Instagrammable Churros

When it comes to Universal Studios Japan, you have to try the Minion Manju for 650 yen and the Tim Manju for 650 yen. They are small and easy to eat while walking around! The Minion one is curry flavored, while the Tim one is chocolate flavored. They are so cute that you can't help but take a picture! They are almost too cute to eat! LOL

The minion juice bottle is so cute! It has a light at the bottom which makes it even cuter at night. Although it doesn't keep drinks cold and can be a bit difficult to drink from, the cuteness factor is off the charts. The minion curry man and Tim's chocolate man are also adorable. Just looking at them is satisfying, right?

I was drawn to the cuteness of the Minion bun and ended up buying it. Inside was curry. It was almost too cute to eat! The taste was just a delicious curry bun. It would have been nice if there were other flavors besides curry.

Christmas Universal Studios was full of cute and tempting treats, but with no time to wait in long lines, we headed to Happy Kitchen where the line was relatively short. Still, we waited for about 20 minutes. There were benches nearby where we could sit and eat, which was a big plus, but even those benches were fiercely contested for seating. The chocolate-filled Timman and Minionman with shrimp? crab? cream-filled Minionman were perfect for refreshing us. The Back to the Future ride had been changed to a Minion-themed ride, which was funny and enjoyable. It's true that times change, and we enjoyed our treats with that in mind.

"Ordered item" "Minion Man" ¥700 (tax included) ▶︎ I love Minions so much that I went to Universal Studios ▶︎ The inside of the Minion Man is curry bread ▶︎ It's a bit expensive for curry bread, but it has a luxurious feel with flaky beef fibers inside ▶︎ It's almost too cute to eat ▶︎ But actually, it was delicious ▶︎ There was also a Tim Man chocolate bread that Bob from Minions is holding ▶︎ Takeout only Minion Happy Kitchen 0570-20-0606 Osaka, Osaka, Konohana-ku, Sakurajima 2-1-33 Credit cards accepted"

The inside of the Minion bun is curry. It's easy to eat without waiting. It looks like a Minion, not Elmo. It's just so cute. The taste is a mild curry. It costs around 700 yen. You can walk around the dreamland while eating. Minions are just so cute. That's all from the dreamland report. (laughs)

Even seniors can enjoy food walking at Universal Studios without any problem. There are various types of meat buns available, perfect for eating while the weather gets cooler. The most popular Minion, Bob, always carries around a cute plush toy named Tim. Tim has now been turned into a meat bun! But don't be fooled, it's not actually meat inside. The bun is chocolate-flavored, filled with chocolate cream. It's a sweet treat. You can find it at the "Minion Happy Kitchen" wagon near Minion Town. I really wanted to try the curry-flavored Minion bun, but it was sold out, so I went for the Tim bun. The Tim bun was presented in a cute box with Tim and Bob's pictures on the side. It was almost too cute to eat! But I managed to take a bite. It was sweet and delicious, perfect for a tired body after walking around. It might be a bit too sweet for those who don't like sweets. Inside, there was a gooey chocolate cream that was warm and comforting. After finishing it, I couldn't bear to throw away the box with Tim's picture, so I carefully removed the adhesive and brought it home to use as a little container. The Tim bun costs 600 yen, a bit pricey for Universal Studios, but worth it for this unique sweet treat. If you're exploring the park and need a pick-me-up during the colder months, give the Tim bun a try.

It's a shop where you can eat Minion buns. You can buy cute Minion buns filled with cream stew, three-color dango, and churros. It was crowded, but I waited in line because I wanted to eat them. The taste is okay. And it's expensive. USJ is overall expensive.

■Trio de Minion ~Custard~ ¥400 ■Minion Man ~Braised Pork~ ¥550 Had a light meal at Universal Studios with my coworkers♡ I'm not particularly a fan of Minions, but I couldn't resist buying these when I saw them♡ The Minion man with braised pork inside didn't really appeal to me (lol) so I went for the Minion dumpling with custard filling instead♪ It was chewy and delicious ( ˶´꒳`˶)♡ I'm a sucker for custard...♡

With a drink bar included and generous portions of food, despite the theme park prices, the all-you-can-drink option makes it worth it!

It's cute as it looks ❤️ It's a crab-flavored cream sauce.

Tim Man costs 700 yen. The taste is not better or worse than regular chocolate bread, so it's a bit expensive.

The Minion Curry Man was popular and sold out, taking 20 minutes to make. So, I gave up and ate the Bear (I've never seen a Minion so I don't know the character). The appearance was perfect, but the taste was just average, like convenience store quality. Considering the price, I wish they would focus more on the chocolate flavor.

I was hungry, so I ate right away.