Convenience store sandwiches are quite delicious, maybe slightly better than convenience store level. There are many varieties, so I want to try others as well. The Danish pastry was delicious with cream and blueberries on top of the dough.

I went to takeout around 12:05 because I couldn't eat what I bought the other day. I tried the apple and mascarpone sandwich. The apple was crunchy and the mascarpone cheese was light and delicious.

I went to takeout at 14:23. It is located in Bakery Garden on the B1F of Takashimaya. I ordered 1 apple and mascarpone sandwich, 3 strawberry & fresh cream sandwiches, and 1 set of 3 items for a good deal. The set includes a fruit sandwich, a pork cutlet & egg sandwich, and a generous egg sandwich.

There is a sandwich specialty shop with locations in Hankyu Department Store and Kintetsu Abeno Harukas. While walking through the food floor of Takashimaya, I came across a vibrant and eye-catching Danish pastry! This bakery, which used to specialize in sandwiches, has been renovated to offer a selection of hard bread and fruit pastries for bread lovers at Osaka Takashimaya starting from 9/28 ✨✨ I was torn between the fruit-filled options, but this time I chose these two items: - Shine Muscat Pastry (¥584): The crispy, buttery-flavored pastry with large juicy muscat grapes is amazing ✨ - Fig Pastry (¥411): The crispy pastry with a melting texture of fresh figs was a delightful sweet treat ♪ Originally popular for their fruit sandwiches, this sandwich specialty shop now offers pastries that provide a satisfying cake-like experience. As a fan of Danish pastries and pies, this was a wonderful discovery for me ❣️

Visited in July 2022. After shopping in Shinsaibashi, on the way back, I stopped by the food basement of Takashimaya in Namba... I didn't have a specific purpose, but you know how it is, you end up buying something when you wander around, right? Lately, I've been obsessed with fruit sandwiches, so naturally, I came across this place! "Daiya Seipan Osaka Takashimaya Store." Besides the appealing fruit sandwiches, they also had egg, tonkatsu, ebi katsu, roast beef, and other delicious deli sandwiches, but I resisted the temptation and didn't buy them (laughs). I bought some to take home and enjoy as dessert after dinner and breakfast the next day! ・Melon & Cream Sandwich A sandwich with green-fleshed melon and whipped cream. When I tried it, the melon was slightly crisp and not fully ripe. However, the saltiness of the bread and the very restrained sweetness of the whipped cream made the fruit taste sweeter. The other two types were enjoyed the next morning. ・Mixed Fruit Sandwich Ingredients include strawberries, Kishu mandarins, and Shine Muscat grapes. Each fruit was fresh and juicy! Every fruit had a decent level of sweetness, and they paired well with the whipped cream! Thanks to the saltiness of the bread, even the Kishu mandarin tasted extremely sweet. ・Banana & Chocolate Cream A sandwich with chocolate-flavored bread, chocolate whipped cream, and bananas. Like the white bread, the salty chocolate bread enhanced the sweetness of the fruit, allowing you to enjoy the rich flavor and sweetness of the banana. The harmony between the fruit and cream is like a shortcake! However, the bread's mild sweetness compared to sponge cake makes it easy to devour. This is quite delicious. The "baeru" brand would surely be a great souvenir for friends! It was so delicious! Thank you.

I visited a takeout fruit sandwich shop at 16:55. They had fruit sandwiches with just fresh cream like maritozzo. I ordered three whole strawberry and fresh cream sandwiches. Strawberries are the best after all! (^^)

Cookhouse's Diamond Bread offers a sandwich bakery. Instead of the trendy flashy fruit sandwiches, they stick to the classic fruit sandwiches. The cream is delicious, but the flavor of the fruits inside is amazing! The balance between the sweetness and amount of cream, the deliciousness of the fruits, and the combination of cream are all perfect. And the bread is also delicious. Truly excellent. I always end up buying the classic mixed fruit sandwich. They have only a few permanent stores, but they often come to events nearby. So delicious! In addition to fruit sandwiches, they also have tonkatsu sandwiches, shrimp cutlet sandwiches, and more. The variety is rich. It was very delicious this time as well. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal.

"I think this pistachio cream sandwich might be just the right pistachio dessert. Personally, that's what I thought when I tried this pistachio cream sandwich. Pistachio sweets are becoming quite popular, to the point where specialty shops are popping up (at least in my opinion). However, many of the sweets sold in specialty shops or department store food halls are quite expensive and not something I can easily buy as an average person. On the other hand, I often see pistachio-flavored sweets at convenience stores and supermarkets, including limited-time offerings, but they may seem a bit lacking as gifts. In the midst of all this, I came across a new dessert sandwich called "Pistachio Cream Sandwich" at a sandwich specialty shop. The price was relatively affordable at ¥411 (including tax) for one, compared to the over ¥1,000 price tag of many pistachio sweets, and it was not something easily found in my neighborhood, so I decided to buy it this time. As you can see from the photo, this sandwich is made with white bread filled with crushed pistachios and pistachio-flavored cream. When I tried it, I found the smoothness of the cream, with the crunchy texture of the crushed pistachios, to be a nice accent. It was not too heavy or too light, and I enjoyed the subtle pistachio flavor. While dessert sandwiches with colorful fruits may be more visually appealing for social media, personally, I think this simple and best pistachio sandwich is not bad at all. For those who have not tried pistachio sweets before, I recommend considering trying this one."

There has been a noticeable increase in fruit sandwich shops in the basement floor of Takashimaya next to Nankai Namba Station in Osaka City over the past three years. This shop seems to be one of them, and the fruit sandwiches displayed in the showcase look delicious. I bought a pistachio cream sandwich this time. The bread was moist and good. There was plenty of pistachio cream, but the pistachio flavor was weak. Thank you for the meal.

My daughter, who recently started working and moved out, bought me a souvenir. I don't often have the chance to buy sandwich treats like this, so I was very happy. There were many types of sandwiches, but the one she got is called "Amaou Sandwich" according to my daughter. It seems like strawberries suit a middle-aged man like me. The Amaou strawberries are indeed sweet and juicy. The cream is not too sweet, and it complements the fruit flavors well. Thank you for the meal.

"I found something a little different this time that might be worth trying." That's what I thought when I came across a unique yakisoba sandwich and a La France pear sandwich. While there are many places that offer yakisoba bread or fruit sandwiches, this particular shop was selling yakisoba and fruit sandwiches that I had never seen elsewhere (at least not that I can recall). The ones I purchased this time were the "Shrimp and Shanghai Yakisoba Sandwich" and the "La France Pear & Cream" sandwich. When it comes to yakisoba sandwiches, they typically use a Worcester sauce-based flavor, but this yakisoba sandwich was seasoned mainly with Chinese soy sauce and included shrimp. I have had Shanghai yakisoba at Chinese restaurants in the past, and while the temperature may have affected it, the yakisoba in this sandwich had a less sweet impression than I had expected. At the same time, the not-too-heavy seasoning allowed the flavor of the shrimp to come through fully. In that sense, this sandwich may be more suitable for those who prefer shrimp over heavily seasoned yakisoba. As for the La France pear sandwich exclusive to Takashimaya, when it comes to fruit sandwiches, they often focus on the visually appealing cross-section beauty known as "moe-dan," so I had never seen one like this that used a subtly colored La France pear. However, in terms of flavor, it had a rich sweetness compared to some melon sandwiches that may look good but lack sweetness. For those who don't care much about appearance and prefer a fruit sandwich with a strong natural sweetness, this La France pear sandwich is recommended. For those considering Christmas or year-end parties or gatherings with family or friends, I suggest considering these sandwiches for the occasion.

"Oh, this is bold and extravagant!" That's what I thought when I found this sandwich that looks like a baked sweet potato. As autumn approaches, you can see various products using pumpkin, chestnut, and sweet potato in many shops. On this day in October, this shop had several sandwiches that captured the essence of autumn, but one sandwich in particular caught my eye with its striking appearance. It was the "Baked Sweet Potato Sandwich" that I purchased along with the "Mont Blanc Sandwich with 2 layers of cream" and the "Pumpkin and Mascarpone" sandwich. This sandwich is made with cocoa-flavored bread that is cut in half vertically and filled with baked sweet potato from Naruto, along with a mixture of sweet potato paste and cream. Personally, I have seen sandwiches using sweet potatoes in other shops before, but what stood out about this one is the brownish bread, making it look as if the sweet potato itself has become the sandwich. While colorful sandwiches with vibrant layers are popular nowadays, this sweet potato sandwich, despite its simple colors, still manages to make a strong impression. In terms of taste, it combines the flavors of baked sweet potato and sweet potato, allowing you to savor the natural taste of sweet potatoes without being overly sweet. For those who enjoy sweet flavors, I recommend the Mont Blanc-style sandwich with chestnut cream and cream, and for those who prefer rich flavors, the pumpkin salad-style sandwich with mascarpone is also worth trying. However, considering its uniqueness and creativity that you don't often see elsewhere, my personal top recommendation among the sandwiches I tried this time is still the baked sweet potato sandwich. If you are a sweet potato lover or looking for a visually appealing treat, I suggest giving it a try.

Starting this year, I have been eating rice porridge on weekdays and switching to bread on weekends. The other day, when I went to Namba, I bought a sandwich from Daiya Seipan at Takashimaya. They have a wide selection, including fruit sandwiches. There are also various bakeries in the department store basement, making it hard to decide, but I choose based on my mood that day.

The popular sandwich shop was quite crowded with customers. Their fruit sandwiches and egg sandwiches are famous, and everyone was ordering both. The fruit sandwiches had a wide variety of options, and customers seemed to have a hard time choosing. I personally ordered only the egg sandwich, which was quite heavy and satisfying. The taste was well-balanced, with a punchy flavor. Overall, it was a reliable type of sandwich.

After having a lunch drink at the sushi restaurant "Yoshihira" in Noborito, I received a LINE message from my daughter on the train ride home asking me to buy fruit sandwiches. I was puzzled at first, but then remembered that there is a bakery called "Daiya Seipan" in the basement of Takashimaya department store where they sell fruit sandwiches. I bought five fruit sandwiches and brought them home in a box. Here are the flavors I tried: - Pineapple & Cream (640 yen): Juicy with a hint of pineapple's tartness, delicious. - Yubari Melon & Cream (1200 yen): Juicy with a good balance of sweetness, worth the price. - Strawberry & Double Cream (440 yen): Tastes like strawberry cake with rich custard. - Banana & Chocolate Cream (350 yen): A great combination of banana and chocolate flavors. - Yodare Egg Light Tamago Sandwich (380 yen): A boiled egg sandwich, a bit too salty for my liking. Overall, the fruit sandwiches were delicious, but the other sandwiches were just okay. The total cost for five sandwiches was 3253 yen. Despite the price, my daughter was satisfied, so it was worth it. I will definitely come back here for fruit sandwiches in the future.

Under the state of emergency, shops close early so I had dinner at an early hour. I thought I might get hungry later, so I went shopping before returning to the hotel. The shop is located on the first basement floor of "Namba Takashimaya". In Tokyo, "Meruhen" is a popular sandwich shop, but in Kansai, "Daiya Seipan" is famous. I've been wanting to try it. They have a variety of meal sandwiches and trendy fruit sandwiches. The "Fruit Cake Sandwich" products mostly come in sets of two meals, but I didn't want to eat a lot at night, so I bought a single meal of strawberry sandwich. It's not a sandwich with bread, but one with sponge, so it's a dessert. I had it with coffee in my hotel room. Even though it was just one meal, it was thick. The elegant cream and fresh strawberries were refreshing. If I had been hungry, I would have wanted to try the meal sandwiches as well. I want to buy from the admired Kansai sandwich shop "Daiya Seipan" again. Thank you for the meal.

After drinking at the famous Yaki Dumplings Chin-san in Minami, I returned to Namba Station around 7:30 PM. Takashimaya was still open, so I decided to take a look around the basement food floor out of curiosity. That's when I spotted a sandwich specialty shop called "Daiya Seipan" that I had been interested in for a while. Even though I was already full, I couldn't resist and bought a sandwich on a tipsy whim (lol). Let's try the sandwich at home! The sandwiches I bought and tried that day were as follows: [Hida Beef Cutlet Sandwich (1512 yen)] A cutlet sandwich made by layering thinly sliced Hida beef (A5 or A4 grade) like a mille-feuille. The beef was lean with not too much fat, and although it wasn't as tender as I expected (lol), the umami of the beef was definitely there. It was a pretty standard cutlet sandwich (lol). [Shrimp Fry Sandwich (951 yen)] A sandwich made with two shrimp fry. The shrimp was firm and flavorful, and the tartar sauce complemented the shrimp fry perfectly. It was undeniably delicious. [Luxurious Apple Mango & Cream (1080 yen)] A dessert sandwich with a generous amount of apple mango. The large chunks of apple mango were juicy and full of fruit juice, and the subtly sweet cream was a nice touch. This was my favorite among the sandwiches I bought this time! In conclusion, the sandwiches from Daiya Seipan were delicious, but the taste was relatively ordinary. However, considering the price of 3500 yen for three sandwiches, the cost performance may be a bit questionable. Well... it was a good conversation topic at least (lol). I had always wanted to try Daiya Seipan's sandwiches, so I am satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

There is a sandwich specialty shop in the food section of Takashimaya. I look forward to the monthly limited edition items. They have standard sandwiches as well as luxurious and dessert sandwiches. The strawberry sandwich had a subtly sweet taste.

I purchased the recommended sandwiches from a sandwich shop that the staff at my beauty salon recommended. I got the classic "DIA" sandwich with ham, egg, and lettuce, as well as the cute fruit sandwich with strawberries. The classic sandwich was easy to eat and the lettuce was crispy and delicious. The fruit sandwich was just as tasty as I imagined. I want to try more varieties next time, but my stomach has its limits, so it will have to wait until next time.

"I wonder if it's rare to find a place that handles so many different types of sandwiches." That's what I thought when I purchased several types of egg sandwiches and strawberry sandwiches at this shop. On this day, I happened to notice a new product called "Iodine Egg Light Egg Sandwich" at this sandwich specialty shop. "Iodine Egg Light" is a well-known egg used as a topping at the Kansai-based restaurant 'CoCo Ichibanya'. Here, besides the classic "Egg Sandwich" and "Thick Grilled Egg Sandwich", there is also the new product "Om Soba Sandwich". I decided to buy a variety of egg sandwiches to compare them. However, after deciding on the egg sandwiches, I noticed that they also handled various types of strawberry sandwiches. In addition to the classic "Strawberry Sandwich" with white cream, there were about 5 or 6 different strawberry sandwiches available that day, maybe even more. From those, I also took out "Sakura Mochi Sandwich", "Light Snow Strawberry & Cream", and "Amaou Strawberry & Chocolate Cream" along with the egg sandwiches. As for the egg sandwiches, I couldn't really tell the difference between the new "Iodine Egg Light Egg Sandwich" and the classic "Egg Sandwich" (laughs). For those who want to save money, the classic one is good, while the "Iodine Egg" sandwich may be better for those looking for a luxurious or special gift. The "Thick Grilled Egg Sandwich" with dashimaki is also popular in Kansai, so you might have a hard time choosing. By the way, the "Om Soba Sandwich" I bought this time had a stronger flavor than I expected, with the egg playing a supporting role. As for the strawberry sandwiches, the "Sakura Mochi Sandwich" is a strawberry sandwich with sakura bean paste and mochi. It's perfect for those who are tired of the typical sakura mochi you see at Japanese sweet shops, both in taste and appearance. The "Light Snow Strawberry & Cream" sandwich features fully ripe pink "Light Snow Strawberries" sandwiched with cream in a cocoa-flavored dough. The strawberries were sweeter than I imagined, with a presence that didn't lose to the cocoa dough. And the "Amaou Strawberry & Chocolate Cream" sandwich is made with Amaou strawberries and chocolate cream sandwiched in cocoa dough. The slightly bitter cream and dough were not overpowered by the sweetness and acidity of the Amaou strawberries, giving it an overall taste that seemed more adult-oriented. Egg sandwiches and strawberry sandwiches are considered classics that can be found not only at specialty shops but also at convenience stores. However, it's not common to find a place that offers so many variations of sandwiches using similar ingredients (this is just my personal impression). Some sandwiches are limited-time offers, so if you're interested, be sure to visit 'Daiya Seipan' soon."