I have been curious about this place at Daimaru Shinsaibashi store for a while because it has a very bright and pleasant atmosphere. It's called Tart Cafe. The mango shortcake looked so delicious that I couldn't resist ordering it. I chose the Mango Shortcake for 930 yen and a Blend Coffee for 500 yen. The cream was very light and fluffy, and the cake was delicious. The atmosphere was relaxing and cozy, making it my new favorite spot. Thank you for the meal!

I went to the restaurant using the shareholder benefits, and it seems like half of the customers were there for the cake buffet priced at 3,300 yen. It comes with free drinks, and if you eat three pieces, you can easily make up the cost. However, each piece is quite large, so it was a bit challenging for me. The cake with plenty of peaches was delicious even for someone like me who isn't a fan of sweet desserts. But, the tart priced at 1,100 yen per slice is just too expensive.

This shortcake is not just a strawberry shortcake, but a different fruit shortcake depending on the day. Today is a mango shortcake. The balance between mango and whipped cream is good and delicious. The whipped cream is smooth, has a light texture, and is refreshing, making it easy to eat. I enjoyed it with Darjeeling milk tea. It was delicious, as expected from a cake.

The interior is like a cake shop, with a terrace seat as well. It's perfect for taking a break after shopping. The tart was delicious! It was a limited-time offer, but the apple mango tart was amazing! It was more filling than I expected!

I often go to Daimaru, but this was my first time here. I ordered my favorite shortcake and Earl Grey tea, which came in a pot. The cream on the shortcake was smooth and just the right amount of sweetness. After finishing it, I couldn't help but say, "Ah, delicious!" My friend had the popular fruit tart and a slightly sweet hot coffee. The interior of the restaurant, with its white tones, feels clean and relaxing. They also have terrace seating.

I finally tried the tart all-you-can-eat that I always wanted to try! At first, I thought I could handle it, but since most of the fruits underneath were the same, unless you have a serious sweet tooth, you'll get tired of it haha. The drinks, like iced coffee and mixed fruit juice, were a bit bitter and went well with the sweet cakes!

From pig's feet to ladder tart buffet, a strong classmate duo I happened to find on Tabelog and went there. It was supposed to be 2500 yen, but turned out to be 3300 yen. With the consumption tax added, it became 3630 yen. I was excited and went impulsively. In front of the restaurant, there was a buffet sign, but I didn't read it properly, so when asked if it was for the café, I said yes and entered. Then, I realized the menu was different, and when I asked for the buffet, they said it was reservation-only, but they made an exception this time. Out of the 14 tarts on the menu, 3 were excluded, leaving 11 tarts for all-you-can-eat. The first round, you could choose 3 types each, and for refills, only 1 type. I don't like sour fruits or citrus fruits, but I like cream, so I chose the shortcake, chocolate tart, and strawberry tart. My friend chose the fruit tart, melon tart (which was highly praised), and cream cheese. The cream cheese was rich and interesting. The fruit tarts had custard cream on them, which was quite solid, and the tart crust was heavy. The 90-minute time limit continued with the blueberry tart, which was a new encounter for me. The blueberries were not hard and had a different taste, not like frozen ones. I tried the matcha tart next, which did not have black beans like the one in the showcase, and instead had a little red bean paste, with warabi mochi and kinako cream in the middle, which was delicious. The right amount was the most delicious, as the cakes were around 900 yen each, so having 3 pieces wasn't really a deal. The tarts were quite large, so I wanted to enjoy them in smaller sizes. The tart crust and custard were heavy, and I realized that Kilfebon tarts were juicy and delicious.

I ordered a blueberry tart and a fruit tart. The fruit tart was 880 yen, the blueberry tart was 930 yen, and the drink was 500 yen (set price), making a total of 2,310 yen. The blueberry tart had a sticky jelly that made the blueberries not fall off, which was a bit uncomfortable, but it was fresh and delicious. The fruit tart had bananas, apples, strawberries, and pineapples on top, which was satisfying. The tart crust was a crunchy cookie crust with a mildly sweet and firm custard cream, topped with a thin and fluffy sponge (only in the fruit tart) and fruits. I thought the custard could be a bit softer. After eating two light fruit desserts, I felt just right, and I realized that ordering a buffet would be too much. Eating two items for 2,310 yen was just right.

I visited around 4:00 PM. It was crowded on a weekday, but I was able to enter as the third group after getting a numbered ticket. This time, I had a cake set with a white chocolate and strawberry tart and an apple tea. The tart was a limited-time item with a white chocolate cream and a slightly tangy berry mousse between the sponge layers. The tart was easy to eat thanks to the acidity of the strawberries balancing out the sweetness of the chocolate. The tart crust had a strong cookie-like texture. The tea was served in a pot, which was just the right amount for two cups.

I wanted to have lunch at a certain place, but it was fully booked, so I couldn't go. Instead, I decided to try the tart buffet, which cost 3,630 yen for adults for a 90-minute session. The buffet used to be cheaper in the past. The service has improved since then, with menu-based ordering instead of waiting for a trolley. However, on the day I went, they didn't have the tart I wanted, so I ended up trying other items, which I didn't like. I couldn't eat much due to not liking the food, so I ended the meal with just a cup of hot coffee after having 11 items.

The seats are spaced apart, allowing you to relax. There are also terrace seats, which may be nice in the upcoming season. You can enjoy a cake and drink set for around 1300 yen, making it a good place for a little tea break. The size of the cake is just right.

A stylish and delicious afternoon with plenty of fruit tarts, with about 10 different types always available. It's a paradise for tart lovers. Today, I chose a tart with plenty of strawberries. The tart crust is crispy and the strawberries are sweet. The gentle cream doesn't overpower the sweetness of the strawberries. It's so good!

Delices tarte & cafe in Osaka Daimaru Shinsaibashi. The name Delices means "joy" in French. It was a surprise to see @k.a0221k.a here, as I didn't think they frequented sweet shops. We ordered the White Chocolate and Strawberry Tart, as well as the Strawberry Tart. The strawberry tart was generously topped with strawberries and cream, with a slightly firm tart crust. It wasn't too sweet, and the creamy texture was delightful. Thank you for the meal. #DelicesDuPare #delicestarteandcafe #tart #Osaka #Shinsaibashi #cafe #Today'sIzumioka

I used to love this tart here, and I thought it was the best among all the famous tart shops. However, over time, it seems like they changed their direction and now there are a lot of buffet customers, and the prices keep going up. Now it costs 3300 yen, which was surprising. This time, I ordered a tart with a coffee set, but the custard used to be soft and not too sweet, but this time it was hard and the portion was smaller. It felt like they were cutting corners. The place was full of buffet customers, and by the time I left, there were 6 groups waiting. It seems like the restaurant is successful in that sense, but for fans of the old days when it was a quiet and chic cafe tucked away, it feels like it has become a completely different place. It was a bit sad.

I ordered all-you-can-eat cake, thinking I could eat a lot, but I couldn't eat much at all. Each cake is quite big and mostly made of tart crust, so it's hard to eat without getting tired. I started to think that ordering individual cakes might be better. The cakes themselves are delicious, not too sweet, and easy to eat.

When I come to Shinsaibashi, I always go to this place! There are various tart shops in Osaka, but this one is the most casual and easy to visit. I wish they had more branches! The cheese tart costs 850 yen. Whenever I come here, I always struggle between choosing chocolate or cheese, but since I'm alone today, I'll just stick to one! The gentle flavor of the cheese and the tart crust that tastes like a cookie go really well together. It has a slight acidity and isn't too sweet. I always end up eating the cheese tart here, for sure... The cake set comes with a drink for 450 yen, so it's a great deal! It starts getting crowded around 3 pm, so if you go before that, you might be able to get a seat on the terrace, which is spacious and you might not have to wait. They also have a wagon buffet for 3300 yen, so it's recommended for those looking for an all-you-can-eat cake shop. It seems like it's better to make a reservation for the buffet.

I've had my eye on Oshanti for a while now. It is located on the 7th floor of Daimaru Shinsaibashi, facing the Midosuji side with a terrace. I forgot to take a photo of the shop. What a regrettable mistake! They also have a tempting wagon buffet, but this time I opted for a single item... a blueberry tart! In the distance, you can see a fruit tart. I've never seen blueberries this big before! They must be using high-quality fruits. You can taste the freshness of the fruits abundantly. The tart crust is sweet, and the cream inside is also sweet, so it's delicious, but I'm not confident in eating a lot from that buffet with such a volume... I think the buffet probably serves the same items, and it seems like you need to have quite an appetite to eat a lot! But I still want to challenge it at least once!

Delice Tart Cafe Daimaru Shinsaibashi store in Shinsaibashi specializes in fruit-filled tarts. While their regular tarts are delicious, on this day, they had a limited-time offer of a strawberry tart for ¥880. The tart was generously topped with strawberries, with a perfect balance of sweetness and a creamy custard filling. The tart crust was crispy, perfect for those who enjoy a crunchy texture. They also offer a "Select Buffet" where you can eat as many tarts as you want for ¥2,800, making it a great deal if you plan to eat around 4 tarts. Buffet reservations can only be made online. The participating stores in Osaka are Daimaru Shinsaibashi store and LINKS Umeda store. #DeliceTartAndCafe #DaimaruShinsaibashi #TartSpecialtyStore #TartLovers #ShinsaibashiCafe #ShinsaibashiGourmet #ShinsaibashiLunch #NambaGourmet #NambaCafe #NambaLunch #OsakaGourmet #OsakaCafe #Foodies #Foodstagram #FoodiesConnect #Desserts #StrawberryTart #DessertLovers #KansaiGourmet #KansaiCafe #OsakaCafeHopping #flukeOfficialAmbassador

At Delice in Daimaru Shinsaibashi store, they specialize in fruit tarts. I decided to take a break before my next appointment. If you order a tart set, you can get any soft drink for a fixed price. I ordered an iced latte. Although I was briefly tempted by it, since it was my first time there, I decided to go with a fruit tart. It was truly luxurious and delicious! The taste was elegant. It was a relaxing time for me, enjoying a leisurely tea time. It made me realize that it's not so bad to spend time in such a refined way. However, considering my personality, I think I will end up dealing with various things and rushing through life in the end.

There is an all-you-can-eat tart buffet on the 7th floor of Daimaru in Shinsaibashi! It's right near exit 6. Reservations are required by the day before. I went with a friend and there were other groups of two girls enjoying the buffet as well. We could only eat 7 tarts each, but they were all delicious. I recommend the limited-time white chocolate and strawberry tarts.