I visited "Kokoro ni Amai Anpanya Umeda Store" in Umeda. As the name suggests, it is a bakery focused on anpan. Osaka Station and Umeda Station area is quite complex and chaotic! The mix of new and old elements is a perfect representation of Osaka. I like this atmosphere, although it can be confusing at times. I didn't know there was a food street called "Shin Umeda Shokudo-gai" in Umeda. Truly Osaka. The staff at the bakery were friendly despite the hot weather outside. I paid in cash and took the anpan to eat on the Shinkansen. Here are my thoughts on the items I purchased: - Red Bean Anpan (152 yen tax included): Made with red beans from Hokkaido, this anpan exceeded my expectations. The dough was soft and not too heavy, and the red bean filling was flavorful and just the right amount of sweet. A delicious treat. - Smooth Red Bean Anpan (152 yen tax included): Similar to the first one, the dough was soft and the red bean paste made from Hokkaido red beans was smooth and perfectly sweet. A sophisticated taste. - Caramel Donut with Red Bean Filling (Black Honey) (162 yen tax included): A donut with caramelized dough, black honey flavor, and red bean filling. The dough was crispy, the black honey added a nice touch, and the red bean filling complemented the overall taste. A delightful treat. Overall, the anpan at "Kokoro ni Amai Anpanya" was exceptional and surprisingly affordable. The bakery's presence in a drinking district added to the unique experience. I thoroughly enjoyed the delicious treats and the chaotic yet charming atmosphere. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

Despite the current situation, the cost performance was high. The anpan is small in size, but the filling is packed tightly and sweet, yet has a refreshing aftertaste. Personally, I also liked the crispy texture. As the name suggests, it was truly crispy and had a unique texture. I highly recommend trying it.

In the showcase, there are about 20 types of small and cute anpan lined up. There are a variety of flavors, including classic anpan and seasonal limited edition items. The prices are mostly in the 100 yen range, making it affordable! You can tell they are popular. - Seasonal limited edition item "Purple Sweet Potato Anpan" contains purple sweet potato paste from Kagoshima Prefecture. It has a gentle sweetness and is delicious! - Chibi Buta Pan is a savory bun with pork bun filling. I really like it and always buy it! - Tanba Black Bean Pan contains sweetly cooked black beans. The moist black beans are incredibly delicious.

I visited the bakery around 3 PM on a weekday with 3 people and waited for about 5 minutes. I bought red bean bun, Osaka red bean bun, Tamba black bean bun, custard cream bun, and apple, sweet potato, and raisin bun. All the breads had a chewy texture and were delicious, with the fillings being not too sweet and well-balanced. I don't usually buy red bean buns, but they have many seasonal items here, so I'd like to visit again.

While strolling near the station, I stopped by because I was curious. I don't usually eat anpan, but they had a wide variety of them, with the Osaka anpan for 206 yen being the most famous. Surprisingly, all of them were priced at less than 200 yen, which was very reasonable! I wonder if there are any shops in Tokyo's downtown area that sell at such affordable prices? This place seems like a good option for sweet bread lovers looking for souvenirs.

I found a specialty shop for anpan while transferring from JR Osaka Station to the Midosuji Subway Line. It's amazing that they specialize in anpan! I decided to buy the Osaka limited edition anpan and the limited-time freshly baked purple sweet potato anpan. The outside of the Osaka anpan had a fresh texture unlike the usual anpan I eat. The purple sweet potato anpan had a sweet potato-flavored filling, and it was also delicious. I'm curious about the mango anpan topped with mango.

First time purchasing. I waited in line for about 2 sets and bought in about 5 minutes. I bought red bean paste bun, coarse red bean paste bun, and purple sweet potato red bean paste bun. I bought them freshly baked, but I wandered around before going home so they weren't warm when I ate them, but they were delicious. Among them, I think I like the coarse red bean paste bun (^O^) It had a mild sweetness and the bread was moist and tasty. The red bean paste bun was a bit too sweet (^◇^;) The purple sweet potato red bean paste bun had a nice flavor, but I prefer the coarse red bean paste. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal (^O^)

Located just a 3-minute walk from JR Osaka Station, this bakery is situated in the bustling area of Shin-Umeda Food Street. It is a popular spot that has been featured in TV shows and magazines, always crowded with customers whether it's a weekday or a weekend. I visited in the early evening on a weekday, when they still had a wide variety of bread available. They are open until late at night, making it convenient for buying souvenirs. On this day, I tried their red bean bun, creme brulee croissant bun, walnut bun, piroshki, and sugar cane melon bun. I enjoyed them for breakfast the next morning. The buns were soft and fluffy, filled with red bean paste made from special Hokkaido-grown adzuki beans. The quality of all the bread was top-notch and delicious, with no disappointments. Plus, they are very reasonably priced. I will definitely be trying more of their bread in the future!

Located practically 0 minutes away from Osaka Station, there is a bakery called Anpan-ya. However, Osaka-Umeda Station is like a labyrinth and I got lost trying to find it. Even though I asked for directions, they didn't mention the New Umeda Food Street. What I bought: Red bean paste bun (152 yen) and Mashed red bean bun (152 yen). The bag cost an extra 3 yen. It's located near the airport bus stop, so many inbound tourists stopped by to buy souvenirs. It wasn't amazing, but it had a reasonable taste that I would like to have with milk in the morning.

Dr. Fujisaki Shinichi, the director of BODYPIT KYOTO, here. When you feel like eating delicious anpan, there is a famous shop that comes to mind first. It's "Kokoro ni Amai Anpan Yasan." The nostalgic deliciousness. The unchanged deliciousness. Thank you very much.

The red bean bun (154 yen) was not available, but it was made in 1 minute. It was incredibly hot and delicious. The chewy dough was great, and the sweetness of the red bean paste was elegant and tasty. It was the first time in my life to eat a freshly made red bean bun, so the deliciousness of being freshly made was also a factor. Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about this shop for a while, so I decided to stop by since I happened to be in Umeda. It was still early after opening, so the showcase was not fully stocked yet, but the main items were on display. I chose the red bean bun, curry fry, and piroshki (each 152 yen). The red bean bun was small but filled with a dense red bean paste. The sweetness was just right and it was delicious. The curry fry had a good level of spiciness and a decent amount of curry filling, although I couldn't really taste the ingredients. The piroshki had a rich flavor in the filling, balanced well with the bread, and was delicious. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited a shop in Shin-Umeda Food Street to buy bread. It was around 11:10 am on a Saturday and there were about 5 people in line. Unfortunately, the items I wanted were all sold out, so I ended up buying a "Red Bean Bun" and a "Cream Cheese Bun" instead. The red bean bun had a smooth red bean paste filling with a subtle sweetness, while the cream cheese bun had a rich and slightly tangy flavor that paired well with the moist bread. Even though I couldn't get what I originally wanted, I'll definitely come back for a second try sometime. Thank you for the meal!

2022 Top 100 Bakeries. This bakery is located along the street, so it catches your eye as you walk by. It reminds me of bakeries in Nagoya and Umeda. They have various cute round anpan, about 8cm in diameter, lined up (*^^*). In addition to anpan, they also have melon pan, chestnut pie, an donuts, and more. The specialty Osaka anpan... perfect for souvenirs with its unique shape (lol) (lol)! They have many unique items, and I want to try them all ( ´∀｀)! I chose the bread that caught my eye. Check out my thoughts in the photo below ＼(^o^)／ They also have seasonal limited edition items, so I'll definitely stop by whenever I pass by!

Thank you for always viewing. If you liked it, I would be happy if you could bookmark the store by clicking the "Save Store" button. After enjoying delicious ramen, I searched for a souvenir for my wife and found Kokoro Ni Amai Anpanya Umeda Store by googling. The address is 9-24 Tsunoda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, 1F Shin-Umeda Food Street, a 3-minute walk from JR Osaka Station. It is selected as one of the Top 100 Bread Shops in the Foodlog Bread West 2022. I arrived at the store around 1 pm. Closed on... Business hours follow the closing days of Hankyu Sanban-gai... 10:00-21:30. I got permission to take photos, and the store offers menus in various languages due to its location. There are marks from 1 to 5, making it easy for first-time visitors to choose. Thinking about my wife's favorite bread... I ordered for my husband: Grain Anpan, Chestnut Anpan, Custard Cream Bread, Tanba Black Bean Bread, and Osaka Anpan. The total came to 846 yen. After paying, I thanked the staff at Kokoro Ni Amai Anpanya Umeda Store and left the store. Upon returning home, all the bread was wrapped in nylon. The bread for the day has a seal on it. I arranged them and took photos in the sunlight. The word "Osaka" stands out. It is easily accessible from Osaka Station and is perfect for souvenirs. I will share them with my wife. Grain Anpan, made with specially cultivated small beans from Tokachi, Hokkaido, is the most popular! The bread dough for all the bread is exquisitely soft. The grain an has a flavorful and perfect sweetness. It's no wonder it's the most popular delicious grain anpan. Chestnut Anpan, made with chestnut paste and candied chestnuts, is the third most popular! It's a chestnut version of the sweet bean paste with candied chestnuts kneaded in. The natural sweetness of the chestnuts gives it a moist and soft texture. I recommend this bread for chestnut lovers. Custard Cream Bread, made with homemade custard cream with vanilla beans, is the fourth most popular! The use of "pan" or "pan" depending on the style is interesting. The custard cream with a hint of vanilla beans has a suitable sweetness. Tanba Black Bean Bread, made with carefully selected top-grade Tanba black beans, is the fifth most popular. It's the only one among the ones I bought that is not a sweet bean paste or cream. The balance with the Tanba black beans is good thanks to the delicious bread dough. Osaka Anpan, made with domestic walnuts and sweet bean paste. The bold "Osaka" letters are perfect for souvenirs! It's delicious with the combination of sweet bean paste and the texture of walnuts. Each piece is a convenient size, and the location and cost performance are excellent, so I highly recommend it. Husband: Thank you for the meal! It was delicious! I will come again! Thank you very much for reading to the end. I hope this information on gourmet food can be somewhat helpful to everyone. "Fishing for Bonito, Eating Bonito" Instagram ⇒https://www.instagram.com/turisurukatsuo_ni_taberukatsuo/ Fishing and Eating Blog ⇒https://turisurukatsuo_ni_taberukatsuo.net/ The blog has appropriate placement of photos and more.

I thought it would be perfect for a gift so I decided to buy it! I went right when the store opened, but it seemed like there were fewer options right after opening. I bought a total of 10 items. There were not only red bean paste buns like sweet red bean paste buns, chunky red bean paste buns, and chestnut red bean paste buns, but also meal-type bread like piroshki and curry bread, which was great. If you buy 8 or more, they will put them in a special box for free, which was lucky☺︎ Even with buying 10, it was only about 1500 yen in total, so reasonable! They only accept cash. I had the chestnut red bean paste bun, and the bread was delicious! The smooth and elegant sweetness of the chestnut red bean paste inside was also well balanced, and the size was just right. The recipient was very happy with it as a gift, so I'm glad☺︎ The piroshki and curry bread were also said to be very delicious! It was 10 o'clock on a weekday, but a line formed soon after, so it might be better to go early?

Located right by Umeda and Osaka stations, this place has been serving delicious sweet anpan for over 30 years! Their anpan is not too sweet and just the right size to enjoy in one bite. You must try it! Chestnut anpan for 140 yen, red bean anpan for 140 yen, sweet potato anpan for 150 yen, mugwort anpan for 140 yen.

I arrived at the shop around 18:10 on a regular day. I was prepared for a long line, but there was only one group of two customers. The selection was a bit limited, but I managed to find everything I wanted. I could see five female staff members working, indicating that it is a very popular shop. All the items were attractive and reasonably priced. I purchased the Fried Breaded Balls for 141 yen and the Osaka Red Bean Bun for 206 yen. I ate them later and they were really delicious. The bread, red bean paste, and sugar coating on the surface were all tasty and perfectly balanced.

I visited "Kokoro ni amai anpanya Umeda-ten" located between Umeda Station and Osaka Station. They offer various anpan and cream pan, with prices ranging up to around 200 yen, which is quite reasonable. They have black sugar cream pan, cream cheese pan, Osaka pan, anpan, etc. The sizes are small, but they are packed with plenty of filling. The sweetness is just right and very satisfying. It could be a good snack for a long journey. Thank you for the meal!

I had been interested in this shop recently, which is a popular shop in Nagoya too! It is located at the end of the Shin-Umeda Food Street at Umeda Station. I visited in the early afternoon on a weekday and there were always people buying something. From the name of the shop, I thought it was a specialty shop for anpan, but when I looked at the showcase, my image changed instantly. There were various types of bread like anpan with sweet bean paste or red bean paste, but also pork buns, cheese bread, and more! And the best part is that everything is so cheap! It's great to be able to buy them for around 100 yen each! Looking at the showcase, I was torn between going for the classic choices or trying something unique. This time, I bought a curry bun for 140 yen and a croissant for 150 yen. The curry bun had a nice balance of sweetness in the curry filling and the fry was not too heavy, making it easy to eat. A curry bread with a sweet touch that is unique to an anpan shop! The croissant, I forgot the exact name, had a taste similar to a kouign-amann! The dough seemed like croissant dough, and it had red bean paste inside! The red bean paste was delicious with a moderate sweetness, making it easy to eat! I finished both of them quickly and wished I had bought more. These were breads that made me want to come back for more! The staff's smiles and service were also wonderful. I had a pleasant shopping experience! Thank you for the delicious food!

After passing by for the first time in over 20 years, I stopped by around 10:30 am and there were no other customers. I purchased "Curry Fry" for 152 yen, "Piroshki" for 152 yen, "Osaka Anpan" for 206 yen, "Cream Cheese Bread" for 173 yen, and "An Fry with Grains" for 141 yen. I will have them as snacks when I get home. Each bread had a soft texture and a good balance with the filling. Thank you for the meal!