While I was in Osaka, I decided to buy these because there wasn't much of a line. I usually don't buy trendy items like this. I always end up buying them when the trend is almost over. The outside is crispy, the inside is chewy, and it's sweet. Hmm. I don't really understand the deliciousness of it. However, it's around 140 yen each, so it's perfect for buying a lot as souvenirs. In fact, everyone was buying more than 10 pieces. Thank you for the meal.

This is a famous canelé shop in Kobe. I bought it at the Lucua store in Osaka. Since it was a weekday, there were about 8 groups waiting. There are many different types of canelés available. The oval-shaped container for souvenirs is very cute. They will pack it nicely for you if you leave it up to them. It was very well received as a souvenir when I bought it.

There is a canelé shop called "Daniel" in Umeda Lucua. I never go to Ashiya, so I always go to Umeda. Three years ago, it was 10 for 1200 yen, but now it's 10 for 1400 yen. Oh well. The flavors seem to change regularly, and today I got banana and coconut. But my favorites are still plain, matcha, and fig walnut. I also like the slight bitterness of the cocoa. They come in cute cases, perfect for gifts. Thank you for the meal!

Daniel's canelés are bite-sized and can be easily popped into your mouth, making them disappear quickly. This time, three flavors were sold out, so I got two of each of the remaining five flavors to take out. The fig and walnut one has a nice combination of the sticky texture of figs and the crunchiness of walnuts. The cocoa one was too rich for my taste. The plain one is a flavor that everyone can enjoy.

This shop is a long-established Western confectionery store in Ashiya. In a tough town where many shops don't last long, this is a renowned store that has been loved by celebrities for many years. It became famous nationwide with its canelé, but the main store offers a wide variety of Western sweets such as fresh cakes and baked goods. I was shocked by the deliciousness when I tried the almond coconut blancmange at the shop in Gokou, Kobe, in the past. Since then, I have absolute trust in Mr. Daniel. After eating at the shop, I always bought the eel's bed to take home. It has been a classic since the founding of the shop. The top layer is sweet, and the bottom layer is bitter, moist chocolate dough. It contains chocolate chips, dried figs, and apricots, so the taste changes with each bite. Even if I think I will only have one piece, I can't stop and end up eating half. Even now as an adult, I want to eat it alone, without sharing with anyone, and even in secret. It's the Chocolat Classique that I love endlessly.

I passed by the shop around noon on August 14th during the Bon holidays and there was no line, so I decided to go in. I only had to wait behind 4 groups and was able to make a purchase quickly. I chose the 6-piece set for 840 yen and picked six different flavors of canelés. They included chocolate, matcha, fig and nuts, coconut, and more. They can last for 5 days at room temperature. The fig and nuts flavor was delicious. The canelés are small and easy to eat, making them great for souvenirs. I definitely want to go buy them again.

It was delicious and cute as expected. I bought a 10-piece box as a souvenir for my family. There was a long line, but I was able to get in fairly quickly. I chose all the flavors (8 varieties) and added one each of matcha and lemon. The matcha was rich and delicious, and the lemon had a nice crunchy lemon glass arrow in the middle. It's cute and stylish, so it's sure to be appreciated as a souvenir.

JR Osaka Station directly connected to the 1st floor of Lucua Osaka is "Daniel Lucua Store". This Western confectionery shop has its main store in Ashiya. The shop is popular for its "Unagi no Neboko" chocolate cake and "Canele". On this day, there was quite a line. I tried the "Canele (Oval) 15 pieces" for 2,600 yen. These are Petit Canele, about two sizes smaller than regular Canele. The oval box is filled with 15 Canele in flavors like plain, cocoa, matcha, fig and walnut, mascarpone, lemon, banana and coconut, mango. Each one is small and easy to eat, making it hard to stop at just one. I devoured them at home in no time, but I think they would make a great gift due to their impressive presence.

At the Lucua in Osaka Station, you often see the words "sold out" at the Western confectionery shop "Daniel." It seems that the main store is located in Hyogo Prefecture. Canelé is small and cute, so it is popular among women. When I lined up, there were overwhelmingly more women than men. There were 8 types of canelés, but this time I purchased a pack of 6. ⭐️Canelé 6 pieces ¥840 Plain, Cocoa, Matcha, Fig Walnut, Citron, Mango The flavors are... Crispy on the outside! Chewy on the inside! Sweet and delicious. The Fig Walnut had fruit pulp in it, which added a nice texture. They were all delicious, but they are small so you need to try them a few times to decide which one is the best. I will buy them again.

Located on the first floor of Lucua, connected to JR Osaka Station. There is parking available. This shop specializes in the traditional French pastry called canelé. I had been curious about it because the shop is along the station's corridor. When I visited around 4 pm on the weekend, most of the items were sold out. I had done some research and was aiming for the 10-piece set for 1,400 yen including tax, so it was disappointing. However, it was lucky that there was only one flavor left. I purchased the Banana and Coconut for 140 yen each, and they were a bit smaller in size and easy to eat. They were moist, soft, and delicious. The price was also reasonable. It's easy to see why they are popular. I would definitely like to try other flavors as well.

On weekends, I always come in the evening and they are always sold out, so this time I came early in the afternoon. There were about 20 people lined up! It's so popular...! Daniel's canelés are priced at 140 yen each, with various flavors available that change depending on the season, so I always look forward to seeing what flavors they have. The shelf life is 5 days at room temperature, so you can't buy too many at once, but the crispy (there seems to be less crispiness in the summer) outer texture and the chewy inside are incredibly delicious. The boxes of 24 or 36 are also very cute, so they are recommended as gifts or souvenirs.

The canelé boom finally arrived late, so I went to this popular shop. I bought it almost without waiting on a weekday lunchtime. There are various types of small and easy-to-eat canelés to choose from, and the taste was delicious with a hint of rum. However, the texture was too chewy and not crispy on the outside, which was not to my liking. If you buy 6 pieces, you can have them put in a box, making it a nice little souvenir for less than 1,000 yen.

There was a song like that, Tampopo (Morning Musume). It's about pasta there. I usually don't eat sweets much, but I was recommended it so I bought some for reconnaissance. At 12:30 on Monday, there was no wait or sold out. Plain, cocoa, fig and walnut, banana and coconut, lemon, and mango were purchased. A day later, I tried them. Wow, they are delicious. They have a chewy texture and just the right moistness. It feels like a revelation. I want to try other flavors and I should have bought the mysterious "eel's bed" as well. I'll buy them again when I go to Osaka next time. (It seems they also have online shopping).

-Daniel 840 Plain: A classic choice! Sweet and crispy, very delicious! -Cacao: Intense black cocoa flavor! It pairs well with the sweetness of the canele. -Fig and Walnut: The sweet and sourness of the fig, along with the accent of the walnut, is irresistible! Delicious! -Matcha: Slightly bitter matcha that complements the sweetness of the canele, making it delicious! -Mascarpone: Delicious, but couldn't quite distinguish the flavor. -Banana and Coconut: The crunchy texture of the coconut goes well with it!

I went around 12:30 on Sunday. There were about 20 people in line, but I was able to buy after waiting for about 15 minutes. I ordered plain, fig and walnut, mango, lemon, mascarpone, and banana and coconut flavors. The plain and lemon flavors were delicious. Each one cost 140 yen, and the total was 840 yen.

I was able to eat Daniel's canelé for the first time in a while. Canelé is a traditional French baked pastry with a moist texture and a subtle sweetness, offering an elegant taste. In addition to the classic plain flavor, they also have cocoa, fig walnut, matcha, and salted caramel varieties. They are all so cute that it's a shame to eat them. Highly recommended delicious canelés from Daniel. #Daniel #DanielCanele #Canele #pastry #cake #daniel #canele #sweets #cake #gourmet

I visited during opening hours. There was already a line, but the process was smooth until payment. The canelés were soft and moist, not crispy. They had a lot of moisture and were quite sweet. They come in an easy-to-eat size and you can choose from various flavors, which is fun.

On the 1st floor of LUCUA Osaka, there is a beloved canelé shop ❤️ Daniel LUCUA Osaka store. This is a popular shop with its main store in Ashiya. The small canelés are soft and delicious, I love them so much that I end up buying a whole box for home use... haha The feeling of the box being tightly packed is so cute, right? Perfect for gifts, and guaranteed to be well received. The popular canelés often sell out by the evening due to their popularity. There is always a line whenever I visit, but the turnover is quick so you can purchase faster than you think. They are open even during Golden Week, so it's a great choice for souvenirs when visiting home. Definitely give it a try ❤️

From left to right: plain, cocoa, matcha, fig and walnut, sweet potato and sesame, salted caramel canelé. Despite sounding high-end, these are actually affordable! They are being sold on the first floor of Lucua in Umeda. They are all crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, and well, they are delicious, but canelé doesn't really excite me that much...

This popular canelé shop is always crowded. I checked around 12:30 today to see how many people were in line... What?! There's hardly anyone in line at all! I have to buy some (lol). I've tried the plain flavor before, so this time I bought the salted caramel, sweet potato, and sesame cocoa flavors! They were all really delicious. The small size allows you to enjoy different flavors, which is great! ♡