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Osaka's Famous Fluffy Cheesecakes And Cafe

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呂昇達, Rikuro’s Namba Main Branch
fluffy cake
dessert shop
food culture
sweet treat
bakery
souvenir
japanese dessert
cheesecake
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2 cafes in Osaka: Rikuro’s Namba Main Branch, cafe Room. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by 呂昇達.

Rikuro’s Namba Main Branch

Rikuro’s Namba Main Branch

Pastry Shop
Pastry shop
star
4.2

Savor a freshly baked, melt-in-your-mouth Japanese cheesecake. This iconic shop offers a memorable experience with its jiggly cakes and buzzing atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to try a piece of Osaka's culinary heritage.


cafe Room

cafe Room

Cafe
Cafe
star
3.7

Enjoy your freshly baked cheesecake in a relaxed setting upstairs. This cafe provides a quieter spot to indulge in the warm, fluffy treat. Reservations are highly recommended for dining in.

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