It's so close, how many times a week do you go? (laughs) If seasonal items come out, I'll come visit (*≧∀≦*) Today I got a fig tart for ¥630. Since my destination changed, I didn't bring anything >_< I bought a fork for ¥10 and wanted coffee so I got it for ¥50, even though it's all-you-can-drink (laughs) I can't really drink much, but it's delicious with a mild sweetness. It was an hour before closing, so other items were sold out. I'm glad I got to eat what I wanted (╹◡╹)♡ Lately, I feel a bit empty eating alone.

On the way to Wakayama City, a stopover destination, we stopped at "Rikuro Ojisan no mise," a place I had always wanted to try. Unlike the store in central Osaka, this location had a well-secured parking lot. We arrived at the perfect timing to the "Times Rikuro Ojisan no mise" in front of the store. The place was bustling with many customers. I had heard that the freshly baked cheesecake would have a long line, so I was planning to buy a pre-baked boxed one. However, there was no one at the counter selling freshly baked ones. Just then, a fresh batch came out! I purchased a freshly baked cheesecake for 965 yen. I wanted to eat it right away, but I resisted! It can be stored at room temperature for about 7-8 hours, and then in the refrigerator for another 3 days. We arrived at our accommodation for the night and enjoyed it after dinner. Although some time had passed, the fluffy texture was still there. The cream cheese flavor was just right, not too strong or too weak, and the raisins at the bottom did a great job. I couldn't finish it all at once, so I had the rest for breakfast the next day. It was delicious!

This is my first time visiting Rikuro Ojisan's store at Suminoe Park. I have been to their previous location across the road facing west before. They have a partnership with a nearby coin parking lot, so even if the parking lot behind the store is full, you can park there. Depending on the purchase amount, they offer longer free parking times. Today, I came to buy freshly baked cheesecake as a souvenir. The prices have gone up compared to before, but the cost performance is still good. This store is always crowded. I remember 30 years ago when it was 500 yen for one, and sometimes they had half-price sales, so I could buy two for 500 yen. Knowing that, the current price feels expensive to me. This just proves how long I have been a fan of their cheesecake. The eat-in space is not very large. I saw the Momo-ko for 880 yen, made with a whole peach, so I bought that and for an additional 50 yen, I could get coffee with a paper cup from the machine with free refills. The Momo-ko has the seed removed and filled with plenty of cream, wrapped in a jelly-like substance on the surface, making it moist and glossy. Families share freshly baked cheesecake, and there are various ways to enjoy it. Long live the kingdom of sweets! Thank you for the meal.

I ordered a limited quantity Momoko and strawberry shaved ice (small) for dine-in. The whole peach and custard inside were really delicious! I also bought some bread on the way back, and they were all tasty. I want to come back next time just to buy bread. It's nice that they have a parking lot and dining space too!

It's hot (＞＜) I've been waiting for this. Shaved ice has started, so I'm going to have some. Starting with the orange flavor this time. How many times can I eat it this year... Orange (large) ¥830 (small) ¥495. It's made with 100% Tsunokagiri oranges, with chunks of fruit inside, so delicious. I enjoyed it while watching the completion of the peach flavor (lol). Once the peach flavor is gone, it's over. It will be gone by the evening. Shaved ice is available until 6 pm. It's cold (>_>) It might be better to sit on the terrace σ^_^;

I went to "Rikuro" with my family. The Suminoe branch has a convenient eat-in space and also sells bread. Of course, they have a parking lot too. On this day, my goal was to try the "saku pie." It was hot, so my children and wife were eating soft-serve ice cream. The saku pie is a simple snack with crispy pie crust and custard cream filling, but it was incredibly delicious! It was just the right amount for me. I really love Rikuro's saku pie. It was so delicious!

After enjoying delicious chilled noodles, I headed to Rikuro Ojisan to find a dessert to enjoy at home. The store wasn't too crowded, with a short line. I quickly bought their freshly baked cheesecake for 965 yen, which has gone up in price by about 200 yen compared to a year ago. Even though prices have increased, the cheesecake is still delicious, so I bought it. When I got home, the cheesecake was still slightly warm, and when I took it out of the box, it was trembling. I love how moist the texture is when I insert my fork into it. Rikuro Ojisan's cheesecake is large, so I take big bites with a big fork. Despite being airy, it doesn't feel heavy at all. I like to enjoy it with a glass of milk. I refrigerated the leftovers and had them the next day, and it was still delicious and satisfying. Thank you for the meal.

Since Golden Week, I went back to Osaka with my eldest son for some shopping at Aeon Mall Teppocho. But before that, we took a break and visited this shop. Rikuro Ojisan is a well-known shop in Kansai for their freshly baked cheesecakes. Originally priced at 500 yen per whole cake, now it's close to 1000 yen due to inflation, but their soft cheesecakes are still very popular. Today, we lined up to get a freshly baked one. In addition to their famous cheesecakes, this shop also sells bread, cakes, and pastries. I bought a thick pork cutlet sandwich for 295 yen and a refillable hot drink for 50 yen. We ate it in the eat-in corner of the shop. The freshly made pork cutlet was piping hot and delicious. The sandwich bread was soft, and nothing beats freshly made food. The hot drink was coffee, and for 50 yen, it was a great deal. The option for a refill was also nice. It was a hot day, so I only had one cup, but when it gets cooler, I might go for a refill, as is the Kansai way. When we got home, we enjoyed the cheesecake, and it was delicious as always. Truly a representative souvenir of Osaka. Thank you for the meal. O-okini! ＼＼\\٩( 'ω' )و //／／

"I visited Rikuro Ojisan's Suminoe Koen Park store, a place I have used many times before, to satisfy my craving for their cheesecake. It was a Sunday morning when I visited. There was a long line of people waiting for the freshly baked cheesecake, which is highly recommended for dining in. Since I couldn't wait for the freshly baked one, I decided to buy a pre-baked cheesecake instead. I believe that when taken home, even if it's not freshly baked, it's still delicious. It's all about the feeling, right? At home, you can microwave it to make it fluffy and moist again, or refrigerate it for a different kind of deliciousness. In addition to the cheesecake, I also bought the Rikuro Ranch Sandwich. Although I wanted to try the Fluffy Tamagoyaki Sandwich, I decided to pass on it this time since I couldn't eat too much. My favorite at Rikuro, the Coleslaw Dog, seems to be missing lately. The Chikuwa Bread is also delicious! So, I enjoyed a delicious lunch at home. The cheesecake costs 965 yen, made with Danish cream cheese, Hokkaido milk, butter, fresh eggs, and homemade raisins. It's a handmade fluffy cheesecake. However, I noticed that the price has gone up quite a bit since my last visit... In August 2019, it was 725 yen! I guess it can't be helped considering the current situation in the world, but I have some thoughts about the government too, which I won't write about here. I sometimes mention it a little on Twitter. Rikuro Ojisan has become all wrinkled up... he's practically Rikuro Ojiichan now! I reheated and enjoyed the sandwich, which was still a little warm. It's filled with Mozzarella and Gouda cheese, with a creamy bechamel sauce and bacon. It's made with Rikuro's Milk Bread, and you can taste the richness of the bacon and cheese. Delicious! After filling up on cheesecake and sandwiches, I had a happy lunch. I also stopped by Suminoe Koen Park near Rikuro Ojisan's store. The lotus flowers blooming in the "Oike" pond at Suminoe Koen Park in Osaka's Suminoe-ku. The lotus flowers at Suminoe Koen Park are in full bloom from mid-June to mid-August, blooming from around 5 am to 3 pm. The best time to admire the full bloom is from around 7 am to 9 am, but unfortunately, I went to Rikuro first, so I missed the peak time a bit. Additionally, I was moved by the sunflowers blooming in a place I happened to pass by. It seems like it's going to be a good day."

I enjoyed delicious ramen and was very satisfied. I bought some souvenirs at the store recommended by Uncle Rikuro, which I checked out beforehand. There was no line, so it was easy to shop. When I entered, I noticed they had a bread corner. I remember seeing on TV that Rikuro's bread is also delicious. I bought curry bread, chikuwa bread, walnut bread (5 pieces), zangi skewers, chicken cutlet burger, and chocolate danish. I think it cost around 1700 yen, which is a reasonable price. I also bought a cheesecake for around 960 yen, so the total was a bit over 2500 yen, which is not bad. There were other tempting items, but I restrained myself as they seemed a bit too luxurious. Suddenly, my daughter came in and rated the curry bread and walnut bread highly, so I brought those home. The cheesecake was also gone in no time. We're all full of energy! LOL

This time, I tried matcha tiramisu instead of the classic cheesecake. Uncle Rikuro's cakes are delicious even besides cheesecake! It's fun to look forward to various cakes being released according to the season. Since it was the weekend, the store was very crowded. Although there is an eat-in space, it was almost full and there were no available seats... The staff were very kind!

I went to Rikuro Ojisan and was amazed by the deliciousness of the cheesecake. It had a fluffy texture and the sweetness was just right, creating a perfect balance. When I took a bite, it melted in my mouth, and I was truly impressed by its taste. As a cheesecake lover, this flavor became unforgettable for me. Furthermore, I was delighted to find out that pets are allowed on the terrace, where you can enjoy a meal together. It was a happy moment to savor delicious sweets with my beloved pet. The staff's consideration for pets was truly heartwarming. The most impressive part was the excellent customer service. They greeted me with a smile and provided helpful and polite assistance, explaining the menu and offering recommendations. Even as a first-time visitor, I felt at ease. Their pleasant service enhanced the restaurant's atmosphere. Rikuro Ojisan's cheesecake is a must-try, and the pet-friendly terrace is a charming feature. The staff's friendly service was also outstanding. As a restaurant owner, I can learn from Rikuro Ojisan's approach and service to provide customers with unforgettable experiences. I highly recommend Rikuro Ojisan!

Today's morning consisted of enjoying a cheesecake I had ordered for takeout from "Rikuro Ojisan no Mise Suminoe Koen-ten" yesterday. I learned on TV recently that the raisins, which I usually dislike, are now only placed around the edges of the cake, so I decided to buy one after a long time. When I asked the staff if it was possible to have it without raisins, they said no. The cheesecake I ordered for takeout cost 965 yen (tax included), which is double the price from 100 billion years ago when it was 500 yen. The cheesecake should be stored in the refrigerator as soon as it cools down (with a shelf life of 3 days). I followed the recommended way of eating by microwaving it and felt the fork slide in smoothly when cutting it. The taste is mild and the texture is delightful, making it easy to leave behind the raisins. Personally, I prefer baked cheesecake, so I'm not sure when I'll order this again, but it would make a great gift. The store also sells a variety of other sweets and offers dine-in options as well.

After leaving the dentist's office, I cleaned up nicely, but ended up getting a coffee sandwich (laughs). The dentist was mad at me~. I had a thick omelette sandwich for ¥345, a red bean butter sandwich exclusive to the Suminoe store for ¥250, and coffee for ¥50. Even though they took my money, it's all-you-can-drink coffee, so I forgive them. How many times a week do you come here? The atmosphere is so nice, especially on the terrace during this season. The thick omelette is slightly sweet and finished with ketchup and mayonnaise. I always make sure to have it freshly made and eat in. It arrived quickly and was warm and fluffy, making me happy. I realized that I can only feel happiness through simple things like this (T . T) (laughs). They have a variety of coffee options from strong to weak, and I'll be taking the red bean butter sandwich to go. It's delicious as a hot sandwich. If I had this at some cafe, it would be decent. But, if it gets cold, the bread becomes hard, so I hope they improve on that. Is there a day when Riku-chan isn't busy? It's rare to have only one customer like me, right? The terrace even had some sparrow customers, so cute (*´꒳`*)

Visited during the second half of Golden Week. I had tried to visit a couple of days ago in the evening, but the line was too long so I gave up. Today, I revisited around 11 in the morning. There were only a few people waiting, so I was able to buy without much of a wait. It's best to go to Rikuro's in the morning. I bought the cheesecake and tried it right away in my car while it was still hot. It was so delicious that my whole family couldn't stop eating it. I understand why it's loved by everyone.

1/4 of happiness. Café cheesecake 370 yen. Strawberry mille-feuille 325 yen. Strawberry shortcake 450 yen. Creamy pudding 260 yen. Chewy kinako bread 115 yen x 2. Mini croissant 65 yen. Angel ring 120 yen. 50 yen drinks x 2 100 yen. Why is this old man reviewing Rikuro-sama, who everyone already knows? Why did this old man come all the way to Minoh Park? Has this old man finally gone crazy? Is this old man suffering from mild neurosis? To everyone who is worried, I'm still hanging in there! The reason for coming here is for the bread, Rikuro-sama's bread that is not available at the main store is here. But if I had to come all the way here, I should have gone to Nagara store before it closed. But at that time, I had zero interest in Rikuro-sama's bread. I left home thinking it was for breakfast, but there was so much traffic! It takes an hour and a half to move around the city? It's already 10:45, not even a king, but it's brunch time! As expected of Rikuro-sama, the eat-in seats are empty but the store is full of customers. Freshly baked bread is coming out, it feels good. I chose a variety of items and added the 50 yen all-you-can-drink self-service drink, totaling 1920 yen, cheap! But when I was paying, I realized it's mostly cakes! Didn't I come here for bread? Well, to be honest, I noticed while choosing... And all the bread is sweet! I'm pretty smart, even if I say so myself, haha. Overall, I feel like this place is popular with families. But families probably won't eat in. I wonder how much a whole cheesecake costs? Here, 1/4 is 370 yen, if you multiply by 4 it's about 1500 yen. They must be taking it home for sure. Is the takeout too cheap? Haha. By the way, Rikuro-sama's bread is also available at Ario Yao and Minoh's Ayatonomori, both with parking lots.

I first ate this cheesecake in Osaka last year and became obsessed with its fluffy texture. It's a popular cheesecake in Osaka, and I made sure to visit again this year. I found out that there was a store relatively close to my hotel, so I decided to go. The store was spacious with a wide variety of bread and sweets. The seating area was also large. But of course, I had to go with the cheesecake. I got a freshly baked cheesecake. It was so delicious! It was incredibly fluffy. I still love this taste. I will definitely buy it again when I come back to Osaka.

Located south of Suminoe Koen Station in Suminoe Ward, Osaka City, this shop offers a delicious treat: Mr. Rikuro's cheesecake. The 1 whole cake costs 965 yen and is moist, soft, and fluffy like a souffle. The raisins at the bottom add a nice touch, making it a delicious treat that you can keep eating endlessly. Thank you for the meal! ❤️ ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ )

I visited on a regular Thursday evening at 5 pm. There were a few customers inside the store. It's a large store with a freshly baked cheesecake corner and various seasonal products and other sweets. I was able to buy a cake without waiting in line, but I imagine it must be busy during the day and on weekends.

Rikuro Ojisan is located about a five-minute walk from the Suminoe Koen Station (depending on the exit, it may be even closer), near the big Don Quijote. They are known for their freshly baked cheesecakes, which always have long lines. I visited on a Sunday evening and there was a line, but I was able to purchase other cakes without waiting. I wanted to dine in this time, so I waited a bit for a table. I ordered a strawberry shortcake and a coffee with free refills for 50 yen. I sat on the terrace and enjoyed the cake, which had a generous amount of not-too-sweet whipped cream and strawberries between the sponge layers. I usually need sugar in my coffee, but the black coffee paired well with the cake. Although I had only purchased cheesecake from Rikuro Ojisan before, the shortcake was also delicious. The atmosphere of the shop is more casual for families or friends to have tea together rather than for a date. It was a relaxed and enjoyable experience, and I would like to visit again.