I passed by the store and it looked good, so I decided to get a honey vanilla pudding for a snack. I paid 390 yen with my card and went to work. When I tried it at work, the caramel was bitter and not sweet. It was not very good. My lunch break is over, so I will do my best for the Sakura Prize.

Around 4:00 PM, I visited the sweets shop "HACHIMITSU SWEETS en-nui" on the platform of JR Kyobashi Station. This is the second store, with the first store located at Shin-Osaka Station. They use fully ripe honey produced in Osaka for their sweets. - Honeycomb Tart: Various flavors for 380 yen each, with a cute stick-like appearance. It has a three-layer structure with a crumbly streusel at the bottom, almond cream and custard cream in the middle, and topping and napage on top. Flavors include Orange, Berry Berry, Peach Tea, Raspberry Chocolate, Caramel Banana, Pear, Apricot Fromage, and Chestnut Nuts. - Honey Bee Sand: Various flavors for 450 yen each, a moist and crispy sandwich with honey cream. Flavors include Plain (Cheese), Framboise, Mango Lemon, Pistachio, Caramel Nuts, and Chocolate. - Honey Vanilla Pudding: 390 yen for a rich three-layer pudding with vanilla, caramel sauce, and ripe honey. I tried: - Honey Bee Sand: I tried the Plain (Cheese) and Framboise flavors. The Plain one has a cheese flavor and the texture of the dough is very pleasant. The Framboise flavor was delicious with a perfect balance of acidity, creating a deep and rich taste. - Honey Vanilla Pudding: A delicious combination of rich vanilla pudding, caramel sauce, and ripe honey. Highly recommended. Overall, these sweets make great souvenirs and are simply delicious. Thank you for the meal. #Sweets #OsakaSweets #KyobashiSweets #Kyobashi #Gourmet #KyobashiGourmet #Desserts #Pudding #VanillaPudding

I heard that Kumachan's chocolate shop has moved to Kyobashi Station, and I wanted to buy it as a souvenir because it's cute. I was a bit surprised to find it on the platform, as I didn't expect it to be there. It's located on the outer loop side of the Osaka Loop Line. By the way, the Kumachan chocolates I was aiming for are said to be restocked on Mondays and sold out on the same day, so it was no surprise that they were not available when I visited on Saturday. Since baked goods don't last long, they may not be suitable for souvenirs. But if you want to treat yourself, I recommend it because they are cute and soothing.