Boston in Showacho Station is known for its hamburgers, but this place is actually the original Boston. It's a cute cake shop with a yogurt cake that comes in adorable containers. The containers look like Le Creuset, but they are actually made of plastic, which my son loves because it's light and he can use it for things like storing fruit yogurt. However, I tend to throw them away as part of my decluttering efforts, which leads to a battle with my son who wants to keep collecting them. Even though my son doesn't eat cake as much these days, he really enjoys this yogurt cake because it's refreshing and delicious, with strawberries in it and a sponge cake that doesn't feel heavy. I might go for the pink container next time. I definitely want to go back and buy more.

Originally, Boston was founded by the parents of the owner of a hamburger restaurant. The neighboring dessert shop, Boston, was the original. In the past, various types of cakes were sold, but a few years ago, they shifted to focusing on their specialty yogurt cake. For me, the nostalgic Boston is synonymous with their yogurt cake.

Delicious yogurt cake shop in Boston. Bought one on the way back from a trip and enjoyed tea time with my husband at home. Not too sweet, refreshing yogurt cake! The container is cute and makes me excited!! There are other colors too, so I want to collect them all!! (^_^)v

This is a cake shop that is part of the same group as the famous "BOSTON" hamburger restaurant. I heard that the cake shop actually came before the hamburger restaurant. It is also said to be the family business of the comedian group Canary. The cakes are sold at the shop. The inside of the shop is actually an office, so you cannot enter inside. They only have one type of cake called "Yogurt Cake". It comes in a small cup for 500 yen, or you can choose from two sizes of whole cakes. This time, I bought two cups. There are four colors of cups to choose from. The cake is a strawberry sponge cake with a yogurt-like mousse on top. It's not particularly delicious, but it has a nostalgic taste. However, I feel like 500 yen is a bit expensive for what you get.

I tried the "Osaka Yogurt Cake" from "Yo-gashi Boston" and it was quite nostalgic. This shop in Hannan Minami, Osaka, seems to specialize in Osaka Yogurt Cake. It is a takeout-only shop, with a slightly stylish atmosphere. I bought the cake in a cup this time. The yogurt mousse was not only on top but also sandwiched between sponge cake with strawberries, balancing the sourness and sweetness perfectly. It felt like a cake that hasn't changed in 40 years, with a traditional taste. However, it was a bit small for the price of 500 yen each. They also offer whole cakes and cakes in mugs, so if you're interested in yogurt cake, why not try it when you're in Showa-cho?

Yes, this is Showa Town. This is a shop that sells yogurt cake made by a hamburger shop. It is labeled as "Osaka Yogurt Cake," so there is an expectation that if it claims to be from Osaka, it better be good. The cute design of the cake makes it seem a bit overpriced. The cake itself is honestly just a sponge cake with yogurt on top, not a great match. It's not bad, but it's not something that stands out as a specialty. It feels more like a hobby-level creation from a hamburger shop.

After wandering around Showa Town, I decided to buy a souvenir, so I purchased a Boston yogurt cake this time. The appearance, interior, and products all bring back nostalgic memories. I hope this nostalgic feeling lasts forever. The yogurt cake is light and you could eat as much as you want, it feels like you could finish a small whole cake in one go. However, despite saying it feels nostalgic, this is actually my first time trying Boston yogurt cake (^_^;) The Boston next door also smells good, so I hope to visit there someday! Thank you for the meal.

In 2012, there is a cake shop in Showa-cho on the Midosuji Line. The neighboring hamburger shop is very famous. At Boston, there is a famous uncle who makes original yogurt cake in the store. The yogurt cake has strawberry shortcake inside, with a white bavarois-like yogurt on top. The yogurt part is nostalgic and reminiscent of Fruit Cocktail. It is quite light, so even those who don't like sweet things can easily eat it. The Mont Blanc cake has a rich flavor. The decoration is not flashy, with large chestnuts scattered between the sponge layers. It is more suitable for home consumption as the appearance is not very decorative. The price is around 400 yen, which may feel a bit expensive.

Located near the Osaka Municipal Subway Midosuji Line's "Showacho Station". Right next to the famous hamburger restaurant "Hamburger Restaurant BOSTON Showacho Main Store". The cake shop is said to be run by the father. Established in 1952, the interior of the shop is a nostalgic space that reminds you of your childhood (^ . ^) /~~~ The signature menu item is the "Osaka Yogurt Cake". It appeared as a specialty of "Osaka Tennoji" in the Peach Boy Electric Railway 2010 edition of the game!! Light and refreshing, but it's a yogurt cake that makes you want to eat it again♪ - Pecan Nut White Chocolate 450 yen (winner of the 25th National Confectionery Exhibition Head Award): A chocolate confection wrapped in white chocolate with pecan nuts. - Florentia Baumkuchen 150 yen: A Baumkuchen with a nostalgic sweet jam. The moistness is (^^)b Good! - Brandy Cake 150 yen: A sweet for adults. The spreading brandy is ◎ - Almond Cake: Caramelized almonds are fragrant and delicious☆ - Apple Pie 130 yen: A crispy and light texture with a moderate acidity of the apple giving a crunchy bite. - Pumpkin Pie 130 yen: The simple sweetness of pumpkin is nice! - Macaron 380 yen: It melts in your mouth tenderly~ (*^m^*)

While walking from the station of Mibyoen Garden, I stumbled upon this place by chance! There is also a cake shop called Almond nearby. The atmosphere inside the shop was quite gloomy. Is yogurt cake their specialty? It was written as famous (lol). The prices were generally on the higher side... (many were in the 400 yen range). I thought the cakes were a bit expensive, so I bought a sweet potato instead.《Sweet Potato》It was finely mashed, with almost no gritty texture, creamy and mild sweet potato. The right amount of cream was mixed with the sweet potato, so you can enjoy the perfect balance of sweetness and milky flavor. I was happy to see a thick layer of baked surface. However, I wish the staff were a bit more friendly and welcoming...

Yesterday, while I was in Showa-cho, I bought the Boston Osaka Yogurt Cake that I had been curious about for a while. It's coated with yogurt instead of whipped cream, giving it a refreshing taste. It seems healthy, so I could eat as much as I want. Even for those who don't like the sweet and heavy taste of whipped cream, this should be fine. However, I felt like something was missing, so I also bought something that looks like matcha roll cake. I haven't tried it yet, so it's something to look forward to tomorrow. This shop is unexpectedly popular for its hamburgers as well. I need to try them soon too. Address: 1-50-5 Hannancho, Abeno-ku, Osaka 545-0021 "Western Confectionery Boston" (Closed on Mondays) Business hours: 10:00-19:00 Featured multiple times on TV! A popular sweets that even appeared in games!

[August 2009 Visit] I'm uploading the reviews I had forgotten to post~! It's Tsunukko! Right now, I'm at the exit of Showacho Station on the Midosuji Subway Line. It's a busy intersection at Abiko Street and Matsumushi Street. There's a famous hamburger restaurant called "BOSTON" in this area, which I highly recommend, but today I'm here for the neighboring "Western Confectionery Boston". Both the hamburger restaurant and this confectionery shop are affiliated, both being long-established stores in Showacho since 1952. I came here to buy their original cake, the Osaka Yogurt Cake. I'll enjoy it as soon as I get back. This is the Osaka Yogurt Cake. The surface is smooth and pure white, with a beautiful appearance. It's made of sponge cake with whipped cream and strawberries in between, coated with a sweet and sour yogurt mousse. It's very refreshing, so I think it's good even for those who don't like sweet things. Of course, Western Confectionery Boston has a variety of other affordable cakes, so be sure to try them along with the Osaka Yogurt Cake.************************Western Confectionery BostonOsaka City, Abeno-ku, Hannancho 1-50-506-6625-0187Business Hours: 9:00-19:00Closed on MondaysAccess: Right by Exit 4 of Showacho Station on the Osaka Municipal Subway Midosuji Line

I went to buy a souvenir for a friend and the store had been renovated beautifully since the last time I visited. They now have a take-out window which makes it easier to purchase items. They used to only sell yogurt cake in the dining area, but now they also have it in cups and mugs. The cakes come in cute containers, but they are a bit pricey, with the mug cake costing 1200 yen for only half the portion of the whole cake. The flavor combines yogurt, strawberry sweetness, and sponge cake, making it a dessert that even people who don't like sweet things can enjoy. It would be even better if they could lower the price a bit by using a simple plastic container.

At the Boston series restaurant next to Hamburg Boston Showacho store, there is a pastry shop called Boston. One of the popular menu items here is the Osaka Yogurt Cake, which has been around for 30 years and has been featured on TV and in magazines. You can also find this yogurt cake on the menu at the Hamburg restaurant, so you can enjoy it as a dessert after your meal. However, since you usually get full after eating hamburgers, it's difficult to have it at the restaurant (laughs). The pastry shop closes at 7 pm, so if you want to try the cake, you'll have to visit on a different day. The yogurt cake consists of sponge cake filled with whipped cream and strawberries, covered with yogurt. It looks very elegant with its pure white appearance. The yogurt has a slightly sour taste, making it a light and enjoyable option even for those who don't like overly sweet desserts.

I was intrigued by the sign for "Famous Osaka Yogurt Cake" inside Boston Hamburg, so I ended up buying it from the cake shop next door. The shop doesn't have a trendy vibe, more like an old-fashioned cake shop. Most cakes were priced in the 400 yen range, which I found a bit high considering they didn't look very fancy like the ones you find in department stores. The yogurt cake was refreshing and had a nostalgic taste to it. The shortcake and chocolate cake were just average. Overall, it felt more like a cake shop from a traditional neighborhood rather than a sophisticated one.

The yogurt cake here is a little sour, a little sweet, and very delicious. It seems to be famous in this area. It has a simple and rustic taste that you can only experience here. It's similar to the cheesecake from Rikuro Ojisan in terms of its simplicity. It's light and not too sweet, so it's easy to eat too much of it. It's perfect for enjoying after drinking alcohol. It would also make a great gift. Next time, I'll try the hamburger next door.

I had a yogurt cake for a snack at 3 o'clock♪ It was a Boston yogurt cake. It's another popular item from this restaurant known for their hamburgers. It's a cake with yogurt mousse coating on top of a strawberry shortcake. It was my first time trying it, but even though I'm not a fan of whipped cream, the refreshing yogurt mousse helped to balance out the heaviness of the cream. I didn't know it has been around for 40 years. Thank you for the meal.