I visited this crepe shop because it seemed uncommon. It was mainly students there. It is located in a corner of a food court-like place. It was surprisingly average, so I probably won't go back. It was tasty, but I personally felt that it was not worth the price.

The dough was chewy and very delicious! I always gave up because of the long line, but it's worth waiting in line and it's understandable why there's always a queue. I had the mille-feuille this time, but I want to try other items next time.

After dinner, I ordered a dessert of Amaou strawberry crepe and a hot coffee. It looked cute and was topped with plenty of whipped cream and custard, which made me satisfied! The only thing is, I wish there were a bit more strawberries inside.

Yokies Crepe in Umeda Sanbangai is a crepe specialty store that is a sister store to a famous pancake shop in Shukugawa. I tried their limited edition "Matcha Gateau Chocolat." The store was quite busy with customers waiting to pick up their orders, so there was a wait of about 10 minutes. The crepes at Yokies are not as big as they appear, making them easy to finish in a few bites. The crepe itself was delicious, with a generous amount of whipped cream. The Matcha Gateau Chocolat on top was also in a mini size. Although the price is on the higher side at 880 yen, the crepe looks and tastes great.

Located on the B2 floor of the north building of Hankyu Sanban-gai, this crepe shop offers a wide variety of sweet and savory crepes. The soft serve ice cream (¥440) is simple yet incredibly smooth and creamy, with a subtle milk flavor. The chocolate banana crepe (¥710) features a chewy crepe filled with lightly sweetened whipped cream and plenty of bananas, providing a satisfying bite. The cafe latte (¥350) is made with richly brewed coffee, offering a delicious treat. Despite its small space along the walkway, the shop has well-separated counter seats and spacious tables for four, making it a cute and cozy spot to enjoy your meal.

Today's Dessert is 【YORKYS Creperie】 located in UMEDFOODHALL in Hankyu Sanban-gai in Umeda, Osaka. I came here to replenish my sugar levels after a tiring day at work. This is my second time here, after about 3 and a half years. I had the following: Live Chocolate (781 yen). There were about 16 different options, so it was a tough choice. The menu items I debated on were Creme Brulee, Cheese and Honey, Live Chocolate, and Rich Mango (limited time). With the advice of the staff, I decided on the Live Chocolate!! I waited a bit after ringing the bell. Crepes take quite some time to make, of course, there were other customers as well. The crepe looks delicious, but just taking a big bite doesn't seem like the best idea. So, I carefully ate the Live Chocolate part with a spoon. After eating, it was just a regular crepe. The overall taste was just a crepe with Live Chocolate. Simple and not trying to be too fancy. Maybe my tired brain got a little boost? [Restaurant Data] Address: B2F UMEDAFOODHALL, Hankyu Sanban-gai North Building, 1-1-3 Shibata, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0012 Phone: 06-6292-5622 Business Hours: 11:00-21:00 Website: https://yorkys-creperie.com/

I went to the food hall "Yokis. Creperie" on B2F of Umeda's Sanban-gai. I was in the mood for something sweet and cold. I couldn't decide between a crepe, a banana smoothie, or soft serve ice cream. Oh, the crepe has vanilla ice cream inside! I got the Creme Brulee for 880 yen including tax, but I paid with my S points so it was free. When my bell rings, I'll go pick it up. The dessert looks simple. The surface is caramelized and warm. The crepe dough is chewy, with whipped cream and cold ice cream underneath. It's a bit tricky to eat without spilling, but it's delicious. There are bits of berry sauce inside, adding a nice touch of sourness. The paper wrapping the crepe was sturdy and didn't tear, so I peeled off the tape halfway through eating. The cold crepe was delicious.

Located in Umeda's Hankyu Sanbangai, the popular crepe shop "UMEDA FOOD HALL" offers crepes full of passion for crepe lovers by crepe lovers. On this day, I tried the following: - Matcha Gateau Chocolat: A rich and decadent treat with plenty of cream, incredibly indulgent and perfect for social media. The texture of the crepe was chewy, and the cream was smooth with just the right amount of sweetness. - Banana Smoothie: A rich and gently sweet treat. It may take some time as they are often busy and make each order carefully, but it's definitely worth the wait. It was a delightful sweet treat time. Thank you for the meal!

The crepe had a thick and chewy texture with a slightly salty taste. The cream and toppings inside were not very sweet, so overall it was a crepe with a mild sweetness that was hard to understand. It was disappointing that despite being smaller than a regular crepe, it was priced higher.

I came to the store because I wanted to eat a chocolate banana crepe. The crepe had a chewy texture with plenty of whipped cream and bananas on top, making it very satisfying to eat. It is located in a food court-like area in the north building of Hankyu Sanbangai, so there are plenty of seats available.

There is a shop in a corner like a food court in Hankyu Sanbangai that offers crepes and smoothies. The banana strawberry smoothie was a bit small, but the taste was excellent with a good balance of strawberry and banana. Banana strawberry smoothie... 528 yen (tax included)

There is a sweets shop in the food court on 3rd Street. Their specialty is crepes, and they also sell drinks and soft-serve ice cream. The crepes take a bit of time to make, but they are very delicious and generous in portion. They are a bit pricey, ranging from 700 to 800 yen each. I tried the cheese and honey crepe, which cost 880 yen including tax, and it was a perfect combination of flavors. It was a crepe for adults and very filling - one crepe was enough to skip dinner.

My sister suddenly bought this for me, which was a surprise and made me very happy. She said she bought it because it was a gift from a customer at work and it was really delicious. It was even more delicious because she doesn't usually do things like this. The snack was simple but really tasty, with a strong buttery flavor. There were about 12 pieces in the box, and I ate them all in seconds. Even though it was a bit pricey, I ate them just as quickly as I would eat Alfort cookies. I probably intended to savor and enjoy them more, but they were just too good to resist.

Amakusa crepe for 880 yen. There are three slices on top and one inside. It may be a bit too ripe. Whipped cream and vanilla custard cream are visible. The crepe is moist and chewy. If you like crepes with lots of cream, this is for you.

It's a bit ambiguous to call it lunch, but let's go with that. I went around 5:00 PM. I had a Crème Brûlée for 800 yen and a cocoa for 320 yen (excluding tax). It's a bit on the expensive side, but the crepe had a considerable amount of cream in it. It might be a bit too much to satisfy a small appetite, but it's recommended if you're looking for a hearty meal. I suggest eating it carefully. I made the mistake of eating the burnt part of the Crème Brûlée first and ended up spilling the cream. Lesson learned. The taste was very delicious. It was very filling. Coffee or tea might have been a better choice for drinks. For those reading this, I recommend coffee or tea.

This is a crepe shop located inside Umeda Food Hall (*ˊᵕˋ*). It's a fun place where you can easily find reasonably delicious food! I think of it as a more luxurious version of food courts like Io*. Limited time offer! ● Peach Crepe ¥880 The price is a bit high, but the peach is amazing!!! Peaches are considered a high-priced fruit, so the price is understandable. The skin is on the chewy side and soft type. (They seem to have arranged the pancake batter.) There is plenty of cream inside, which is great. Whipped cream! Custard cream! Bring it on~ I was pleasantly surprised by how much cream there was. I almost made a mess when I took a big bite because the cream was about to spill out. The atmosphere is like a food court, so it's perfect for chatting with friends in a relaxed way. Definitely a great place for a break during shopping. Thank you for the meal!

Located just a short walk from Hankyu Umeda Station, on the basement 2nd floor of Hankyu Sanbangai North Building. You can enter from the south building, pass through the corridor to the north building, and it's right there, catching your eye every time you pass by. When it first opened, there were long lines and I didn't feel like waiting, but during the current pandemic, I was able to order with just 2-3 people in line. The current limited-time menu offers Peach and Shine Muscat each for ¥880! I chose the peach. It uses fresh peach flesh and puree from Okayama Prefecture, woven into the crepe. On top of that, there is a soft peach compote, although the freshness may not be very noticeable. The crepe has a chewy texture, filled with a double cream of custard and whipped cream with peach puree, which tastes delicious.

I went on a food court crawl and ended it with dessert - Yokies' crepe! Finally got to try it! I've had Yokies' pancakes before, but this was my first time trying their crepe! I was debating between the Amaou flavor, but since it's summer, I went with the Creme Brulee. It looked amazing, like 100 points for appearance! It was so delicious! The crepe had a hint of saltiness that paired perfectly with the brulee. The texture was smooth and melted in my mouth. Inside, there was strawberry sauce that elevated the whole experience. It was so tasty! I enjoyed every bite until the very end. Thank you for the meal!

Osaka Umeda Hankyu underground Yokies Crepery crepe research. 3.45 on Tabelog. Located on the 2nd floor of Hankyu North Building's basement food court. Still not many people here. Chocolate banana crepe. The crepe dough is chewy. Similar to Yatsuhashi texture. Happiness comes quickly. Thank you for the meal! Thank you very much!

Hello. This is Shun Mama. I came to Umeda Food Hall to eat ramen and also had crepes for dessert. The crepes were from Yokies Crepery. The atmosphere was stylish and there were no signs, so it's easy to miss. You can find it by heading towards the passage to Hankyu Sanbangai's North and South buildings from Steak Hamburger Takeru. There were many crepe options on the menu, but I asked the staff for their favorite and they recommended Cheese Honey and Caramel Nuts. On my second visit, I ordered the Amaou crepe, which was recommended by the staff. It was delicious with a sweet strawberry flavor. I couldn't stop eating it until it was all gone. Thank you for the meal!