When you shake it, it has a bouncy and jiggly texture. It melts in your mouth with a soft and fizzy sensation. The rich flavor of the egg with a perfect amount of sweetness is delicious. The raisins add a nice touch so you don't get tired of it. It's warm when microwaved, making it feel like it was just made, which is nice. The lingering aftertaste is a gentle sweetness. Thank you for the meal.

We bought freshly baked ones lined up. They are warm. Even if you buy them at the whole, they are light so you can eat them quickly. It was 965 yen, but I feel like it used to be cheaper. Everything seems to be getting more expensive. I also want pudding and roll cakes, but in the end, I always end up with just these.

I went on a trip to Osaka and on the way back on the highway bus, I stumbled upon a small line. Oh! I remember seeing Rikuro Ojisan here before ❤️ So, I decided to stop by and buy a cheesecake as a souvenir. I remembered this place as a hidden gem where it's easier to purchase compared to the main store, so I lined up. The freshly baked ones had a line, but the ones that weren't freshly baked were available for purchase right away. I only had to wait about 15 minutes for a freshly baked one. They were constantly baking in the kitchen at the back, and the line moved with each batch being ready. The price for a whole freshly baked cheesecake was 965 yen, which seemed a bit high. Maybe due to rising ingredient costs, but at this price, why not try other cakes? No, this cheesecake has a unique fizzy texture with extremely fine bubbles, almost like a soufflé. This feeling is unmatched by others. I couldn't help but feel that there were fewer raisins than before. When I moved to the side to take a photo, someone looked at me disapprovingly. No photos allowed? I couldn't find any camera signs (laughs). Sorry, maybe they didn't like it. There was almost no line for purchasing other items besides the cheesecake (laughs). It was well received as a souvenir.

After shopping at Daimaru, I noticed that there were fewer people lining up for the freshly baked ones, so I waited in line for less than 5 minutes to buy the other kind. I looked it up and found out that it used to be 500 yen until 2008, but it has gradually increased in price but still sells well. I remember eating it while drinking beer on the Shinkansen when it was freshly baked, even though it was not very polite... But it was delicious.

Every time I come to Osaka Station, I often visit 551 and here as well. When I went to Rikuro Ojisan's store at Daimaru Umeda Store, I was prepared for a long line, but surprisingly there were only five people. Lucky me! I was just going to buy the cheesecake, but then I saw a pie that I had never seen before, so I ended up buying it on impulse. The "Cheesecake" for 965 yen each was delicious as always! The "Mokupai" for 425 yen was okay, nothing special. It was delicious though. Thank you for the meal!

Rikuro Ojisan's cheesecake is something I crave regularly. Although they only sell whole cakes and it's hard to finish by myself, the fluffy texture and the accent of raisins at the bottom are addictive. The simple and unique taste sets it apart from other cheesecakes. Even on weekdays, you have to line up to buy it, but it's truly worth it!

I received a souvenir from Osaka. It's a cheesecake from my favorite Uncle Rikuro's shop. It's so delicious, I love it so much. I think everyone has their own preferences when it comes to cheesecake, but if someone asks me what my favorite cheesecake is, I would definitely recommend Uncle Rikuro's shop. It's fluffy and moist, not too sweet, which I really like. The raisins add a nice touch too. I could eat a whole cake by myself. They brought me a freshly baked one. Thank you so much. It's been a while since I had it, but it was still delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Freshly baked cheesecake for 965 yen is available for takeout souvenirs at the Daimaru Umeda store in Osaka. This is our go-to Osaka souvenir, and we always buy it when we visit. The price has gone up quite a bit, and there is always a long line. The cheesecake is soft and fluffy, and with each bite, you feel wrapped in happiness. The raisins add a nice touch. It's a light cheesecake, so I think one person could finish a whole cake. The best indulgence is to cut a big slice and enjoy it. When you reheat it in the microwave at home, the fluffiness comes back and it tastes delicious.

On a holiday around 5 p.m., there was a line selling baked cheesecake, but it was also crowded, so I lined up for the freshly baked cheesecake. I waited for about 40 minutes. I purchased two items, a cheesecake for 965 yen and a creamy pudding for 260 yen, totaling 1,485 yen.

The extra branding service from Rikuro Ojisan has ended. I enjoyed the extra branding a few times. Thank you very much. Also, I was surprised to see that the price has increased to nearly 1,000 yen from the previous 500 yen per item.

I purchased a dorayaki from Rikuro Ojisan's pop-up at Daimaru Umeda store. It was large, filled with plenty of red bean paste, and had a fluffy texture. It was very delicious. The image of cheesecake came to mind, and I was also interested in other products they had.

I was able to purchase freshly baked cheesecake for home after waiting in line for about 20 minutes. Please note that there are different lines for purchasing freshly baked items and pre-made items/other products. The price has increased slightly due to the rising cost of eggs and ingredients, but I don't think they are taking advantage of their popularity to raise prices. Unlike other well-known shops, even after the price increase, they still offer reasonable and fair prices. The taste is well-balanced with a good texture and sweetness, showing consistency. I hope they continue with this business approach.

In the basement of Daimaru Umeda store, there is a shop called Rikuro Ojisan. A summer Rikuro Festival was held at the event booth on the same floor. It turns out that June 10th is the birthday of cheesecake, so special products that are not usually sold were available at the event booth. Milk-flavored bread... A slightly sweet bread that you can feel the milk in. It is delicious enough to eat as is without spreading anything on it. Plus, it is reasonably priced, which is also attractive. Rikuro Beef Curry Bun... The bread part is thin so it doesn't absorb too much oil. The curry filling is moist without being too spicy. The ingredients are well blended. The balance with the bread is just right. Creamy pudding... It is creamy but slightly firm. Not too soft or too hard. It's just right. Caramel is oozing from the bottom. Kuri Dorayaki (chestnut pancake)... The skin is fluffy and filled with not-too-sweet red bean paste. In the center, there is one whole chestnut. Everything is delicious, and I went back to buy bread again but it was sold out. Some shops have them available all the time, but I wish they were always available here too.

When it comes to Rikuro Ojisan, it's all about their freshly baked cheesecake. This cheesecake was born in June 1984 and has been a long-time bestseller, now a popular souvenir from Osaka with long lines every day. It seems to attract many tourists, including foreigners. Lately, the lines are so long even if you don't want it fresh-baked, it's hard to buy casually. The Rikuro Ojisan store at Daimaru Umeda holds a summer Rikuro Festival. As far as I can remember, they have it every year around June. During this period, you can buy popular items that are not usually available, aside from the regular cheesecake. I bought something other than cheesecake this time. I tried the popular Mochikko Kinako Pandoughnut and the Angel Ring Firewood Pie. The Mochikko has a chewy texture with plenty of kinako, while the donut has a nostalgic taste that reminds me of my childhood. Both are fried, but you don't feel the oil when you cut into them, and they are not too heavy to eat. For items that last longer, there are baked goods like the Firewood Pie. It's a handmade pie twisted with lots of butter, giving a satisfying crunch when you bite into it. They sell it individually, but it's a good deal to get a pack. There are other items available, but they may be sold out by noon. By 4 pm, some items may start running out, and by 6 pm, you may not see any bread items left, so if you plan to buy, go early. These items are not usually available at the Daimaru Umeda store, but they seem to be at other large stores.

I knew the price from the past, and I was like, "Huh!? It has become so expensive." But still, it's a steal at 965 yen. This price at a hall (lol). There are lines for freshly baked and baked-in-advance items, and there are always long lines for both. I persevered and got some. The taste is worth more than the price!

It's incredibly delicious. Last time, I planned to buy a Rikuro Cheesecake at the Itami Airport store on my way back, but they close at 6pm and the stock runs out quickly, so I decided to buy it at the Umeda store before going to the airport. When I arrived at the store, there was a long line. There were two lines, one for buying freshly baked cheesecakes and one for buying pre-baked cheesecakes. Even in the pre-baked line, I waited for about 30 minutes around 1pm on Saturday. I also tried it in Tokyo, and the raisins in it really do a great job and make it delicious.

I visited Umeda Daimaru to buy a souvenir for my family. I was overwhelmed by the variety of options, but I finally decided on this cheesecake! I used to be able to buy it in Kobe, but now I can only get it in Osaka. It was past 7:00 PM and there was still a long line today. But I was determined to get what I wanted. After waiting for about 15 minutes, I was close to the goal. Watching the process of baking the cheesecakes was fascinating and made me forget about the time. The fluffy cheesecakes were lined up, and my excitement grew. I had planned to buy just one, but I ended up asking for two. They were still warm and each cost less than 1000 yen. I was touched ❤️ I hurried back home to keep them warm. Tonight's dinner was cheesecake. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to souvenirs from Osaka, the first thing that comes to mind is "551 Horai," but a cheese cake from "Rikuro Ojisan's Store" is just as good if not better! Normally, you would want to purchase the freshly baked cheese cake to truly experience the essence of Rikuro Ojisan's Store, but for travelers like us, the pre-baked cheese cake is the only option for a souvenir. The line of customers looking for the freshly baked cheese cake is always long, but the pre-baked cheese cake allows you to head straight to the cashier.

Osaka souvenir classic. There were two lines, one for freshly baked cheesecake and one for pre-baked cheesecake. The line for freshly baked cheesecake was very long, probably due to Golden Week. The fluffy texture that disappears as soon as you put it in your mouth is addictive!

The cheesecake was very delicious! It was a bit too much for two people to finish. Considering the price, the portion size was very satisfying. However, it was a shame that we couldn't have it fresh out of the oven. We would love to visit again and try the freshly baked one next time!