Mont Blanc ¥350 It's the season for sweet potato and chestnut desserts, so I bought a limited-time Mont Blanc. The tart crust was soft and crumbly, with a slight crispiness, and the cheese part was warm. The Mont Blanc cream on top wasn't overwhelmingly chestnut-flavored, but rather quite sweet. The soft serve ice cream also looked delicious, so I might try that next time.

Big hit ⭐️Top-notch Cheese Cake [Freshly Baked Cheese Tart Specialty Store PABLO] Approximately 34.2 million units sold of this popular cake. This time, I infiltrated the workshop where each one is carefully made. Pablo's Melting Cheese Tart ¥980 - The most popular item. A crispy tart crust filled with plenty of cheese cream and baked. The finishing touch of apricot jam's sweet and sourness is the secret to its deliciousness. The fluffy and creamy texture is amazing!!! Despite its 15cm diameter, the price is also pleasing. PABLO mini Brulee ¥300 - Tart sprinkled with granulated sugar and caramelized with a burner. The bittersweet caramel and cheese go so well together. The mini size makes it perfect for eating on the go.

I went after a long time and was surprised talking to the staff (;゚０゚) It seems there are only two stores in Kansai ⤵︎ I wonder if they have focused on the bakery... There have been various changes T_T It was really nice when it was in Dotonbori, they had parfaits and toast. Today I couldn't eat the ice parfait, so I settled for ice cream ^_^ I ordered the Ice Cream Collaboration at 9 p.m. for ¥650. It had cheesecake inside and was delicious♪ The cheesecake here is the best, especially when it's freshly made (o^^o).

I had a mini plain cheesecake and a strawberry one. It was simply delicious. The cheesecake at this place is not exceptional, nor is it bad. It tastes like a regular cheesecake that you can find anywhere. I don't feel the need to eat it again, but if I ever crave cheesecake, I might consider buying it here.

If you go to Shinsaibashi, be sure to stop by this shop! It's a shop known for its delicious cheese tarts, always with a long line. This time it was relatively empty, so we were able to purchase in about 10 minutes of waiting! We ordered bite-sized portions for eating on the go! It comes with the regular tart and a creme brulee tart. Personally, I prefer the regular one as it's simple and I like it, but my friend thinks the creme brulee one is tastier! Both have a rich cheese flavor and are delicious! If you're looking for something sweet in Shinsaibashi, I recommend this place!

This is a store located on the first floor of Shinsaibashi Zero One Building, south of Shinsaibashi Station in Chuo-ku, Osaka. It is a cheese tart specialty store that opened its first store in Osaka Umeda in September 2011. This store opened on August 1, 2012. They offer the Pablo Nude with a smooth texture and the Pablo Cheese Tart with a perfect baking level. They revolutionized the cheesecake world by allowing customers to choose the baking level for the first time. Today's snack was the Pablo Mini Tiramisu for 320 yen. The mini size is cute and easy to eat without needing to cut it. It was rich and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Gourmet in Shinsaibashi♡ Number 1 Cheese Cake Snack⁉️ I was lured by the good smell and came here (*´∀｀*) It seems like Shinsaibashi is the main store✨✨⚫︎ PABLO mini 220 yen There are various popular items such as rare cheesecake, but Pablo Mini is palm-sized with a diameter of about 6.5cm❤️ It's convenient to eat on the go~(*´∀｀*)♫ The taste is of course delicious! (*´∀`)♪ Thank you for the meal!

I visited this shop after a long time. I remember lining up to buy when it first opened, but this time there was no line. ◆Purchased item: Creamy cheesecake ◆Satisfaction with the item: It was delicious as always. ◆Cleanliness of the store: Since it's takeout only... ◆Convenience of parking: Since it's takeout only... ◆Price attractiveness: This taste is worth it. It's cheap! ◆Will I revisit: I think I will visit again. ◆Recommendation rating (out of 5 stars): ★★★★★ It's a great souvenir, especially for cheese lovers. I think it would be popular with girls who like cheese. I love cheese, so this taste suits me well. After eating it again after a long time, I confirmed its deliciousness. I want to eat it again, let's buy it again.

It used to be a place where you could eat in, right? Maybe it's a different store? Now it's a takeout-only shop. There are a lot of tourists, so sometimes there's a line. But there are also times when you don't have to wait. It's a delicious cheesecake even if you have to wait in line ( ◠‿◠ ) The number of stores has decreased significantly.

PABLO Shinsaibashi store specializes in freshly baked cheese tarts. It's always crowded so I was curious to try it out. ・PABLO mini Plain (220 yen) The cheese is rich, not too sour, and sweet and delicious! The crust is crispy too. ・PABLO Cheese Tart Small Size (490 yen) The sauce has a strong sour taste, and the cheese is soft. Despite being called a small size, it's actually quite large. I really liked the PABLO mini Plain.

I found this cheese tart at a shop in Osaka, Shinsaibashi, after it closed down at Nagoya Station, and I immediately bought it. The tart crust was crispy, and the inside had a creamy cheesecake flavor. It was topped with a generous amount of tangy apricot jam, creating a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity. It was a delicious signature menu item, and my family finished it quickly. I wished it came in a slightly larger size. Unfortunately, the pie cracked on the way back to Osaka. If you plan to bring it as a souvenir, be careful.

Personally, I was really intrigued by the music playing in this shop (^O^) Please listen to it while you wait in line (^O^) It's a cute song that I can't quite remember. It's funny. Everyone knows that PABLO, the cheesecake specialty shop, is delicious at every location!! And it's affordable too. I used to love the Premium flavor, but it's no longer available, which is a shame. But well, the plain one here is also delicious. When I passed by while shopping, my daughter begged me for a souvenir to take home. The softness and richness are loved by everyone, right? It's a popular dessert in our house! (^-^)/

While walking in Shinsaibashi at the end of the year, I saw people lining up in front of the "PABLO" store. It turns out that on that day, the Pablo Cheese Tart was on special for ¥680 and the Pablo Mini for ¥150. Without any hesitation, I joined the line and purchased them. At first, I wanted to buy only two Pablo Minis, but they offered to put them in a box for me, so I ended up buying four. The cheese tarts from here are great because they can be carried around for a long time without getting messy (about 5 hours is okay). We enjoyed them with my family at night, and as always, they were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I came to buy Pablo's freshly baked cheese tart. Even the smaller size, which costs 490 yen including tax, gives you 4 slices, so the cost performance is quite good. It was so gooey that next time I'll make sure to chill it properly before eating it~

On August 26th, it was Pablo Day and the cheese tart was only ¥10. However, the redemption ticket distribution was from August 19th to August 25th. I saw a man behind me getting a cheese tart for ¥10. The store was supposed to open at 10:00 according to their website, but when I arrived, they were still preparing and told me they would open at 11:00. I tried the Pablo mini peach tart and it was a nice snack. The combination of peach and cheese tart was good. I also tried the rich and melty strawberry tart, which was very sweet. I got it for free using points from the Pablo application. Thank you.

When it comes to Pablo, you think of cheesecake. The variety of options is unmatched by others, making it truly revolutionary. You can now buy Pablo's products at highway service areas. The Golden Brulee Cheesecake Pudding, with its name alone, promises deliciousness. Topped with caramel sauce and crushed caramel, it melts in your mouth, inviting you to a dream world. Thank you for the feast.

"PABLO," a specialty store for freshly baked cheese tarts, celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2020. To commemorate this milestone, the flagship store in Shinsaibashi underwent a renewal, and on July 11th (Sat) and 12th (Sun), they offered their signature product, the "Pablo Cheese Tart," for only 10 yen including tax. The Pablo Cheese Tart is made by pouring cheese cream onto tart dough, generously spreading apricot jam, and carefully baking each one in the workshop. The regular price for this tart is 900 yen including tax. The surface shines with a fragrant apricot jam and features the Pablo logo in the center. Unlike regular tart dough, it has a shape like a Dutch baby pancake, with a crispy texture like a tart, a moistness like a cookie, and a hint of richness from the eggs. The smooth and fluffy cheese cream melts in your mouth, and the sweet and sour apricot jam adds a refreshing touch. The tart has been improved since my last visit about 5 years ago, with a more balanced flavor that allows you to fully enjoy the cheese cream. It is so satisfying that you may find yourself finishing the whole tart without realizing it. This 15cm diameter tart is reasonably priced at 900 yen including tax, making it a popular choice for cheese tart lovers. You can purchase it at their physical stores nationwide or through their online shop. Be sure to try it out! For more details about the store and other information, please check out my blog."

No matter how bored I am, I lined up for the 10th anniversary where the bread was only 10 yen for two days. It was worth the wait as I just made it before they sold out. The bread I bought for 10 yen was delicious and it was nice to have it after a long time. It's tempting to buy it again even if it's not 10 yen. Thanks for the meal.

While strolling around Shinsaibashi, I found a Pablo store that I hadn't tried yet, but luckily it was discount day! I stopped by to buy some on the morning of my departure. It was empty in the morning, unlike the long line I saw yesterday. When I opened the box, there was a sturdy tart with a fluffy cheesecake inside, coated with shiny apricot jam. The texture was familiar, like Bizenya's Dansetsu, but softer! The tart was crispy, which I liked. This cheesecake is a new genre, quite an interesting experience. I also wanted to try Rikuro-san's cheesecake, but I didn't buy it due to having too much luggage. It's amazing how there are different types of cheesecakes out there. I'd like to line them up and compare them all!

It's been a while since I walked around Shinsaibashi, and I stumbled upon a Kitty-chan poster at the Pablo store front. They are currently offering a limited edition pouch as a gift with purchases over 2000 yen. I bought some Kitty-chan mini cheese tarts and cheese brulee which have a decent shelf life. The prices are very reasonable, and I still think Pablo is amazing. I really like how the chocolate tarts and cheese tarts taste when slightly warmed up.