■New concept by Yorkys Entertainment, known for their crepe specialty shop and bakery, offering a traditional Italian pastry from central Italy called "Bomboloni". These doughnuts are filled with generous amounts of cream and are considered a trendy sweet for 2022. The shop has been generating a lot of buzz since its opening, with lines forming around 3:30 pm and selling out within an hour of opening! If you're looking to purchase your desired doughnut, it's best to arrive early as popular flavors like raspberry and chocolate tend to sell out quickly. ■Bomboloni (Various flavors) 380 yen (excluding tax) - These fluffy doughnuts are made from a blend of several types of wheat flour and filled with Hokkaido cream. I tried the lemon flavor, which had slices of lemon adding a tangy touch. The cream inside had a subtle sweetness with hints of citrus acidity, making it quite delicious! I visited the shop just two days after its opening and managed to purchase my doughnut about an hour later; it's already becoming a popular spot in town.

On a regular day around 2:30 PM. It was not crowded. ===Bonboroni specialty store.=== Located next to the Hankyu Umeda Station in Hankyu Sanbangai Food Court. Brightly lit store in front. A shop with only a counter facing the aisle. When it first opened, there was a long line, but it seems to have calmed down a bit, so I made a purchase. Bonboroni and drinks are sold. There are about 10 types of Bonboroni. ■ Plain 302 yen including tax Taste ★ 3.6 Cost performance ★ 3.3 Very delicious. Just the right amount of sweetness. Soft and moist texture. Despite being a large donut, it was not heavy and could be eaten easily. ■ An Cream 453 yen including tax Taste ★ 3.3 Cost performance ★ 3.0 Plenty of cream. Light cream. It was delicious, but I preferred the plain one. ===Thank you for the meal.===

I always end up stopping by when everything is sold out (-.-) but today I finally made it a point to come. I waited in line but my wish finally came true and I was able to make a purchase. I didn't know what to buy, so I just got one of each... I got 6 to go. They were filled with cream but I ate them so easily.

Visited around 15:30. There were only 4 types left (probably), so I bought pistachio and lemon flavors. They kindly included a cool pack. It's rare to see cool packs at a donut shop, right? The donuts were around 400-500 yen each. They were quite luxurious, but worth it when you taste them. The dough was fluffy and fizzy, not too sweet with a refreshing lemon and rich pistachio flavor. It was amazing! I will definitely be back for more. Thank you for the delicious meal.

It is located in the North Building of Hankyu Sanbangai. It was a weekday so I was able to purchase easily, but I had the image of waiting in line. The outside was fluffy and the sugar was just right. The cream inside was not too rich, which was good. The chocolate cream was mediocre.

I went to this place because I often see it on Instagram. There were about 6 people in line. I bought one to eat right away and shared it with my friend. I got one with cream and custard, while my friend got caramel. Mine was too light for my taste, but the dough was fluffy and delicious. My friend's caramel was rich and tasty, she seemed to enjoy it.笑

On a regular day around 3:30 pm, there were about 6 groups in line. The wait was less than 10 minutes and it moved quickly. I ordered a Creme Brulee for 410 yen and a Caramel Latte for 396 yen. The Creme Brulee had a lot of cream, which was great! It was quite sweet with sugar sprinkled on top. I would like to try other flavors as well.

When I visited before, they were sold out. This time, on a weekday around noon, there was no line. I skipped the plain flavor and bought chocolate, raspberry, and lemon. The Crème was the next simplest after plain, with a creamy filling. It was light and I finished it in no time. I want to eat it again!

I received this as a souvenir. The box and the donuts themselves are cute. The cream is filled with plenty of whipped cream and custard, and the chewy dough and smooth cream are delicious. It was lighter and more refreshing than I imagined. The chewy dough of the fried donuts is sweet and delicious, so I liked the plain one the best! The sugar coating is also nice. The lemon flavor is tangy, and may be divisive. The price is a bit high, so I would like to buy my favorite plain one again. Thank you for the meal.

Yookies Crepe in Hankyu Sanbangai Food Hall has a new concept next to it - a specialty store for fresh doughnuts. There are various flavors available, but the cream doughnut is highly recommended! The cream is incredibly delicious. The outer part is fluffy and crispy, while the inside is moist and packed with the goodness of fresh doughnuts. Other flavors like caramel, pistachio, and chocolate are also available, but the cream is particularly delicious. The caramel flavor was also really good. Located inside Hankyu Sanbangai Food Hall, it is stroller-friendly, making it convenient for families with children. After having lunch, be sure to try their sweets!

Located on the east side of the North Building food hall in Umeda Sanbangai. There were only four people in line today, which is unusual as there is usually a long line. I decided to try the pistachio flavor, even though it was a bit pricey at 486 yen. The donut was filled with plenty of cream inside and had a dense texture. It was delicious, but quite expensive like a cake. Overall, the donut was worth trying if you are interested in this shop.

Located in Hankyu Sanban-gai, this is a specialty store for fresh Bonboroni donuts. Around 14:30, there was a line of about 5 people. This shop is operated by Yookies Entertainment, a branch of Yookies Brunch in Shukugawa, which has had many hit stores in Osaka and Kobe. Today, it was my first time trying it out. Here are the prices for the donuts: Plain ¥302 (nothing inside), Creama ¥410 (mix of fresh cream and custard), Chocolate ¥496 (light chocolate cream). The appearance of the donuts looks normal, and I thought they might be heavy after eating one. But when I tried it, it was incredibly light and fluffy. I could probably eat two more. I wish I had bought more.

It was always crowded, but when I happened to see it, it was empty so I decided to try it. It was my first time, so I ordered a plain one. It was delicious, fluffy and hot! Next time, I want to try the cream one.

I visited around 5 pm on Saturday. The menu was running out as I waited in line, but they only quietly put up a "sold out" sign on the front board, so people in line didn't know. When I ordered, I was told that they didn't have many options left. I was surprised to find only caramel donuts and iced coffee available. The donuts were deep-fried and it was hard to tell if they were raw or not. The taste was okay. However, it took over 10 minutes for the coffee to arrive, and the service from the staff was poor.

Waited about 20 minutes, but the cream was delicious! I ordered the staff's recommendation and it was elegant, sweet, and amazing. I was curious about other menu items, but I tried the recommendation first. It's a shop specializing in bomboloni, available for takeout only. Payment methods include cash, credit card, and barcode payment.

I went around 12:30 on a regular day and as you can see in the picture, there was no one in line. I bought three donuts - Plain for 302 yen, Creme for 410 yen, Lemon for 464 yen - along with a drink, and ate them at the food court. The texture of the donuts was soft and chewy. It was somewhere between fluffy and chewy. Honestly, I thought it was just okay for the price. The cream in the Creme donut was mediocre. The Lemon one was delicious. The donuts were placed in a paper bag, so my hands got covered in sugar and one napkin wasn't enough to clean them up.

Hankyu Sanbangai B2 Bonboroni specialty store. Cream ¥410. Chocolate ¥496. Fluffy and chewy textured fresh doughnuts. As the name suggests, the dough is fluffy and chewy. The cream is fluffy and not too dense. The dough is light but filled with plenty of cream, giving it a surprisingly substantial feel. The sugar-coated doughnuts with generous cream are undeniably delicious. They may seem a bit pricey, but they are as delicious and cute as imagined. I might even prefer the dough to the cream. I personally liked the chocolate cream more. There is usually a long line, but I was able to buy them in about 5 minutes today, which was great.

I ate a pistachio bun, it was very chewy and delicious. The photo is of a cream and caramel one, I ate the pistachio one before taking a picture. There is a shop in the food court on Sanbangai Street, and there was quite a line. I'm going to a sushi restaurant today too.

I visited PIECE OF BAKE for the first time at Hankyu Sanban-gai. The line seemed shorter than usual, so I decided to wait. It was about a 10-minute wait for less than 10 groups, but the line moved slowly. I ordered the Crème Brûlée (410 yen) and the limited edition An Cream (453 yen). If you buy a small quantity, they give you a paper bag instead of a box for takeout. The staff at the donut preparation and the cashier seemed disorganized, which was a bit frustrating. After purchasing, I checked the items at home. Since it was in a paper bag, the cream on top was stuck to the bag. Also, the ice pack was placed inside the paper bag, making the bottom of the donuts soggy. In the end, the taste was good but not exceptional. Personally, for this price, I know other places that offer better taste and experience, so I won't be returning.

I wanted to try the fresh donuts⭐︎ There were about 5 groups in line, but it was quick considering the menu✌︎ I got Cream (cream and custard), Pistachio, Chocolate, and limited-time flavors with red bean paste, black honey, and soybean powder. I personally liked the Chocolate flavor, it had a good amount of chocolate taste. The limited-time flavors were also delicious. The classic Cream flavor might be the best after all. The dough was fluffy and the cream was generous, perfect for cream lovers♡ It's great that you can eat them right away at the food court location (๑>◡<๑)

This is a donut shop that appears quite often on TV. I was curious about it, so I visited when I went to Osaka. The shop is located in the Umeda Food Hall, which is in the underground 2nd floor of Hankyu Sanbangai. There are popular shops like Kamukura and Steak Takel here. In one corner, there is a shop called Piece of Bake. The name "生ドーナツ" comes from the fact that it contains fresh cream. I ordered the most traditional flavor, "クレマ". It was delicious in a normal way. If you are nearby, why not give it a try? （*´∀｀*）