While traveling, I searched for a delicious croissant and found a nearby bakery. I bought a regular mini croissant and a mentaiko croissant, and the mentaiko croissant was so delicious that I wished I had bought more! The regular mini croissant was also tasty, and when I toasted it in a water toaster the next day, it was still delicious with a strong buttery flavor and a fluffy texture.

I visited a shop known for its croissants and mentaiko sticks on a Saturday around noon, with no other customers present. Unfortunately, the mentaiko sticks were already sold out, so I ended up purchasing the "Petit Cro Metcha Tama" (200 yen) and the "Mentaiko Fondue" (200 yen) instead. The croissant had a crispy texture with buttery flavor, and the egg filling was fluffy and delicious. The Mentaiko Fondue had a Yamaya brand mentaiko topping with white sauce, creating a perfect balance of flavors. Both were small but satisfying. Thank you for the meal!

Limited-time croissant recommendations this time are super recommended ✨️ - Spring Blossom Sakura Mochi Croissant The flavor of cherry blossom leaves and sakura mochi match well ✨️ Quite delicious - German Potato Genovese Croissant Hmm (._.) Uses large bacon, turns German potato into Genovese style - Osaka Takoyaki Croissant Surpasses the original takoyaki ✨️ The white sauce-like takoyaki sauce inside the round Danish is addictive ww - Strawberry Shortcake Croissant Looks just like a strawberry shortcake ✨️ But it's a croissant so it can't be a shortcake ( ˶'꒳'˵ ) - Egg Croissant Just a croissant with plenty of eggs - Petit Croissant Definitely buying this. Are they sold in packs of 5 now? Definitely delicious. The best is simple is best ✨️✨️✨️ All flavors exceeded expectations ♡♡ᵕ̈*⑅ Thank you for the meal!

After the renovation, Le Croissant now only offers croissants. They have 4 types of sweet croissants, 4 types of meal croissants, and a set menu. Prices are 5 pieces for 250 yen, 10 pieces for 500 yen, a set of 4 items for 800 yen (1 croissant of your choice + 4 croissants of your choice), and a full set for 1,500 yen (2 croissants of your choice + 4 types of sweet croissants + 4 types of meal croissants).

Visited in December 2022 ♥ Got a super cute croissant to go~ヾ(❛ᴗ˂ *)Ⓟ✱ Sweets SET (4 pieces) ¥700 - Colorful Choco Croissant Smooth White - Quattro Chocolat - Triple Caramel - Colorful Choco Croissant Chocolate Mousse The Sweets SET includes 4 types of croissants♡ White chocolate and caramel flavored croissants. They look colorful and super cute(﹡ˆᴗˆ﹡)✱ Petit Cro SET (5 pieces) ¥250 The Petit Cro SET has 5 pieces for ¥250...such a great deal❥❥❥ There were actually 6 pieces inside. Maybe they gave me an extra!?(ˊo̴̶̷̤ ̫ o̴̶̷̤ˋ) Lucky! We enjoyed them with the family, fighting over them, and they were delicious♡ Thank you for the meal~٩(๑´0`๑)۶Ⓟ

Today, I would like to introduce the bakery "Le Croissant Petit" in Shinsaibashi. This popular bakery in Osaka specializes in croissant menus, offering a variety of unique croissants at a reasonable price. From popular Petit Croissants to sweet treats like Quattro Chocolat and Triple Caramel, as well as savory options like Egg Potato Salad croissants, you can enjoy a wide range of croissants here. One item worth mentioning is the Mentaiko Fondue (200 yen), a collaboration of sweet and spicy flavors with Mentaiko on top of a croissant. It uses the delicious Mentaiko from "Yamaya," making it a luxurious and tasty treat. The bakery does not have an eat-in space, so you can take your croissants to go. I personally enjoyed the combination of saltiness and sweetness in the Mentaiko croissant. With many other croissant options available, I look forward to trying more in the future. If you're interested, be sure to check it out. Thank you for the meal. [Shop Information] Shop Name: Le Croissant Petit Address: 2-7-25 Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka Access: 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station (Subway) Phone: 06-6211-9603 Hours: 11:30-21:00 Closed: Irregular holidays Customer Base: Men alone, Men together, Women alone, Women together, Students, Families, Elderly, Couples, Salarymen/OL Age Group: 10-20s, 30-50s, 60s and above Remarks: No private rooms, No scenic views, No power outlets, No WiFi, Lines may form, Reservations recommended, Near the station, Instagrammable, Quiet, Suitable for lingering, Fun, Hidden gem *Please note that the information is based on the visit at that time.

I got a little hungry, so I decided to do some food tasting. I went to a popular place where there was a long line. The croissant was small and easy to eat, but it had a sugary coating on the surface, so my hands got a little sticky, be careful. It was a good size for a quick snack and had a nice sweet taste. I also tried a salted bread for a salty boost. It was a bit big for eating on the go, but still delicious. It made me a little thirsty, but it satisfied my hunger.

There seems to be a croissant boom right now ❤️ I was watching a special feature on TV, and I heard that the famous "Le Croissant," known for its petit croissants, reopened its Shinsaibashi store in June. So, I went there right away and I have to say, it was really delicious! The smell of croissants baking in the store is so inviting that you are drawn in (laughs). In addition to the famous petit croissants, they have 4 types of sweet croissants: Quattro Chocolat, Triple Caramel, Blueberry & Cassis, and Asian Mango. They also have 4 meal croissants: Cheese Curd, Croc'Mush, Mega Egg, and Mentaiko Fondue. In total, there are 8 new menu items displayed, and just looking at them makes you feel happy, but of course, you have to eat them too! I couldn't decide between the sweet and meal croissants, so being greedy, I got both to go. By the way, 2 petit croissants plus 4 sweet croissants and 4 meal croissants only cost 1,500 yen! It's really cheap! The sweet croissants are filled with plenty of cream, and the meal croissants are packed with ingredients, so they felt even more affordable. I was completely satisfied with the quality. It made me realize how delicious croissants can be. They also have a 700 yen set, making it easy to buy as a souvenir. It's affordable, delicious, and you'll definitely want to buy some and take them home quickly! [Bonus] The owner of the store is full of love for croissants, so there is a "hidden croissant" inside the store. Check it out when you go. It was about a 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station.

Le Croissant has been renewed! The Le Croissant in Shinsaibashi has been renovated. The shop is easily visible as soon as you turn west from the Shinsaibashi-suji shopping street onto Hachiman-suji. The new croissants have been on sale since June 25th (Saturday). I tried them right away (≧▽≦). The new product lineup includes: 1. Sweet Set (5 pieces): - Le Cro's Petit Croissant x 1 - Quattro Chocolat x 1 - Triple Caramel x 1 - Blueberry & Cassis x 1 - Asian Mango x 1 2. Meal Set (5 pieces): - Le Cro's Petit Croissant x 1 - Cheese Curry Dog x 1 - Croc-Monsieur x 1 - Megcha Tamago x 1 - Mentaiko Fondue x 1 I think the sweets are 100% delicious, but I decided to try the meal set. I tried: - Megcha Tamago - Le Cro's Petit Croissant - Mentaiko Fondue - Croc-Monsieur - Cheese Curry Dog The meal set was outstandingly delicious!! The croissants perfectly complement the main dishes, just like rice does. They go well with mentaiko, Croc-Monsieur, curry, and even cheese curry dog. The generous amount of egg in the Megcha Tamago was eye-catching and delicious. It's a perfect blend of Japanese, Western, and Indian flavors. I can't resist trying the Sweet Set as well. I will definitely go back for more!

As I was walking along the Shinsaibashi-suji shopping street, I suddenly caught a sweet and wonderful buttery smell near UNIQLO & Gu. It turns out that the store was closed for renovation for about 2 weeks from June 12th to June 24th, and the "Le Croissant" had reopened with a new look on June 25th. The new menu only includes croissants and simple drinks, with options like a set of 5 mini croissants for 250 yen or a sweets croissant set for 700 yen. The sweets croissants were very sweet with flavors like blueberry & cassis, caramel, and Asian mango. Overall, the experience was a bit disappointing as some of the croissants melted in the paper bag due to the high temperature. I may consider trying them again in winter.

There are so many stores everywhere, right? This is my number one croissant recommendation for croissant lovers ❤️ I think everyone already knows about it~♫♫ This time, I visited the store in Shinsaibashi. ⚫︎ Croissant: 1 for 50 yen, 3 for 150 yen. I bought 3 this time ✨✨ Warm them up in a toaster oven for 2-3 minutes, and they become super delicious with a fluffy inside and crispy outside! It's amazing how this bread doesn't need butter. Thank you for the meal!

I visited the popular croissant shop, Le Croissant, lured by the scent of butter. I bought 5 mini croissants for ¥200 and 2 salted croissants for ¥40 each. The croissants were crispy and light. Delicious!! There are various flavors available, so I would like to visit again and try more.

I used to work in Shinsaibashi until the year before last, so I often used to go there. I always bought a croissant and a tarako France. I bought it for the first time in a while and noticed a difference in the tarako France from before. Previously, there was plenty of tarako spread that would swell up when you bite into it, but now it is thinly spread. The previous tarako France was my favorite and tastier than any other, so I was very disappointed.

When walking down the shopping street, I always smell something nice and end up buying these mini croissants. They cost 40 yen each, 200 yen for 5, and 400 yen for 10, which is really cheap. There are various flavors, but I always go back to the normal type. The smell of freshly baked croissants is so good, and they taste amazing when fresh. Unfortunately, I usually end up taking them to go, and by the time I get home, they are a bit deformed. The mentaiko croissant is also delicious, but my top recommendation is the mini plain croissant. Enjoy!

I went on a gourmet trip in Osaka. While walking around Dotonbori, I stumbled upon this shop. It seems to be a croissant shop. I have been eating a lot on this trip, so I was debating whether to buy and eat later, but they have mini ones! I got a mini croissant for 40 yen. The standard croissant was delicious, with a crispy and slightly sweet pastry. They have a wide variety of croissants like salted, caramel, chocolate chip, almond, black sugar kinako, etc. I want to try all the different flavors, but I'll save it for next time. Thank you for the meal!

This is a croissant specialty shop in Shinsaibashi. I didn't plan on going there, but I was walking and the smell was amazing, so I decided to stop by. I bought a box of four croissants and also got a mentaiko croissant. The croissants were really delicious!

[Osaka・Shinsaibashi Takeout] Le Croissant ❤️ On June 25th (Sat), the famous "Le Croissant" known for its "Petit Cro" opened a croissant specialty store in Shinsaibashi ❤️ ✔️ Various croissants with a trendy and evolved twist, newly released one after another ✔️ The wonderful smell of freshly baked croissants coming out of the oven - truly a "baked on the spot demonstration shop" ✔️ From plain to fancy croissants lined up in the showcase! New products: - [Sweet Set] 5 pieces - Petit Cro from Le Cro 1 piece - Quattro Chocolat 1 piece - Triple Caramel 1 piece - Blueberry & Cassis 1 piece - Asian Mango 1 piece - [Meal Set] 5 pieces - Petit Cro from Le Cro 1 piece - Cheese Curry Dog 1 piece - Croque Monsieur 1 piece - Very Egg 1 piece - Menta Fondue 1 piece ✔️ All of them are visually appealing and delicious with unique flavors ✔️ I especially recommend the [Sweet Set] & [Meal Set] all-in-one set ✔️ Among them, my favorites are Croque Monsieur, Blueberry & Cassis, and Asian Mango ❤️❤️❤️ ✔️ When you arrange the takeout on plates, it looks very luxurious and perfect for a party atmosphere ✔️ This is definitely a must-try and I will be a repeat customer for sure!

I had a solo lunch in Shinsaibashi and then wandered around the city. Since my lunch was light, I wanted to have dessert as well. It was before noon, but this shop was crowded with what seemed to be Chinese people lining up and chattering coins. Well, since I was already there, I decided to give it a try. The croissant had various flavors, and the simple one had honey on it. I tried it, but... I wonder if it's worth waiting in the long queue to buy it. However, walking around the city and feeling a bit hungry, being able to eat a croissant for just 40 yen is actually quite a happy thing, isn't it? Osaka, with its many walk-in eateries, surely has a lot more to offer. I should try to find some hidden gems that are not popular among foreign visitors.

Before 9:00 PM, I happened to come across a crowd and found a shop. Next to it was a specialty store for croquettes. The shop I was looking for sells various croquettes, but it was close to closing time so many were sold out. I bought "Mentaiko (spicy cod roe) for 90 yen," "Kinako (roasted soybean flour) for 70 yen," and "Salt for 90 yen." I tried each one and they were all delicious. The salt had just the right amount of saltiness, the kinako was surprisingly tasty even from this shop, and the mentaiko was so good that I wanted to have it again. It might be good for breakfast. If it's nearby, I would probably buy it occasionally.

Cheap and delicious!!! I bought a croissant and a salted croissant this time. The cost performance is too good. They were freshly made and delicious! Next time, I'll try the French toast that caught my eye!