7 recommended gourmet souvenirs from Osaka to buy at Shin-Osaka Station

Shin-Osaka Station is a major station on the Shinkansen line and the gateway to Osaka, with many tourists passing through. Inside the station and in the station building, there are many souvenir shops selling Osaka's classic gourmet foods and unique sweets that are unique to Osaka. Here, we will introduce a carefully selected list of recommended souvenirs that you can easily stop by before boarding the Shinkansen and are sure to be a hit. Please use this as a reference for your souvenir options.
1551 Horai "Pork Bun"
Take home hot, freshly made "pork buns," a Osaka specialty

551 Horai's "Pork Bun" is one of Osaka's most famous gourmet foods. Made with a slightly sweet and chewy dough, the pork bun is hand-wrapped with just pork and onion fillings and steamed until fluffy, and has many fans all over the country.
The founder, who came to Japan from Taiwan hoping to work in the food industry, opened a restaurant in Namba in 1945 (Showa 20) serving curry rice and other dishes. The following year, the company began selling pork buns that were Taiwanese pork buns adapted to suit the tastes of Osaka customers. Since the company's founding, the company has always prioritized freshness in its products, with the belief that "freshly made buns are the most delicious." The dough and ingredients are mixed in a central kitchen in Osaka and delivered to each store about four times a day. Chilled products are also sold at stores that are frequented by customers from far away, such as those who come by bullet train or airport.
[Product name and price] "Pork bun" 2 pieces for 460 yen, 4 pieces for 920 yen, etc. Chilled version: 4 pieces for 1,000 yen
[Expiration date] 3 days from date of manufacture (5 days from date of manufacture for chilled products)
[Stores] JR Shin-Osaka Station Central Exit Store (outside the ticket gates/hot only), Shinkansen Shin-Osaka Station Store (inside the Shinkansen ticket gates/chilled only), Alde Shin-Osaka Store (outside the ticket gates/hot, chilled, bento, dine-in available), Eki Marche Shin-Osaka Store (inside the conventional line ticket gates/hot, chilled), Eki Marche Shin-Osaka Sotoe Store (outside the ticket gates/hot, chilled)

- 551 Horai JR Shin-Osaka Station Central Exit Store (outside the ticket gates)
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https://www.551horai.co.jp/
5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture MAP
9:00〜21:00
According to Property
06-6307-0551
2Mon Cher "Dojima Roll"
The original cream, made with a focus on freshness and flavor, is exquisite

This Western-style pastry shop is also known for starting the roll cake boom. The shop's signature product is the "Dojima Roll," a moist, fluffy baked dough wrapped in plenty of cream. The shop's specialty is its original cream, made with raw milk from Hokkaido. The founder, who doesn't like cream and isn't a pastry chef, came up with a new idea that only he could come up with, creating a rich, yet light aftertaste cream that tastes like raw milk.
This shop was opened with the desire to spread the rich lifestyle of Europe, where sweets are an integral part of daily life, to Japan. In order to maintain quality, they do not mass produce or prepare in advance, and the shop is located close to the kitchen. The cream, which is made with careful attention to temperature, humidity, and air volume, is also prepared diligently in the amount needed by the pastry chef.
[Product name and price] "Dojima Roll" Long 1,782 yen / Half 961 yen / Cut 442 yen
[Best before date] Same day *Must be kept refrigerated
[Store] Sweets PATIO (inside the Shinkansen ticket gates at Shin-Osaka Station)

- Sweets PATIO (Inside the Shinkansen ticket gates at Shin-Osaka Station)
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https://www.jr-plus.co.jp/store/290/
5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture (inside the Shinkansen ticket gate) MAP
7:30〜21:00
Open year-round without holidays
3Uncle Rikuro's shop "Freshly baked cheesecake" "Firewood pie"
A delicious, fluffy and melt-in-your-mouth cheesecake that's only available in Osaka

This is a representative shop for sweets that can only be found in Osaka. The specialty "freshly baked cheesecake" is made from scratch in the store's attached kitchen, and can be purchased fresh any time from morning to night.
Using high-quality cream cheese imported directly from Denmark, as well as fresh eggs and milk carefully selected from around the country, the fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth texture is created just by foaming the egg whites. The bottom of the cake contains plump, homemade raisins, which add an accent to the texture and flavor. This is a gently sweet cheesecake that allows you to directly taste the deliciousness of the ingredients used.
If you're looking for something that will keep well, we recommend the baked goods "Taki-ki Pie." This crispy pie is made up of many layers, and although it's simple, it has a rich buttery flavor. Other products available include "Nicomade," a madeleine with the aroma of almond powder, and "Toro-ri Pudding."
[Product name/price] "Freshly baked cheesecake (No. 6)" 1,065 yen, "Firewood pie" 95 yen per piece, 8 pieces for a box 860 yen, etc.
[Best before date] "Freshly baked cheesecake" can be stored in a cool, dark place for the same day, or refrigerated for 3 days, and "Firewood pie" can be stored for approximately 12 days from the date of manufacture.
[Sales locations] JR Shin-Osaka Station Central Exit Store (outside the ticket gates), Ekimarche Shin-Osaka Store (inside the conventional line ticket gates), Shinkansen ticket gate store

- Uncle Rikuro's Shop JR Shin-Osaka Station Central Exit
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http://www.rikuro.co.jp/
5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture (JR Shin-Osaka Station, 3rd floor, in front of the central Shinkansen ticket gate, inside the waiting room) MAP
9:00~20:00
none
0120-57-2132(本部お客様係9:00~17:00)
4Mukashin "Burnt Butter Cake"
A little luxurious sweet with a fun crunchy texture

This is a long-established confectionery shop founded in 1892 (Meiji 25). The shop's most popular item is the "Burnt Butter Cake," which comes in an eye-catching yellow package with a retro girl design.
Made with a recipe directly from an Austrian master, it uses 115% concentrated burnt butter made from fresh butter. It is a rich and luxurious cake created by a skilled Japanese confectioner. The golden brown surface is spread with fondant made from boiled sugar, adding a crunchy texture. The small size is designed to be easy to eat, making it a perfect souvenir.
Shin-Osaka Station also sells the "Kogashi Butter Sable," a light and crispy cookie made with burnt butter, and the "Original Osaka Mitarashi Dango," a dumpling covered in a sweet and salty soy sauce sauce.
[Product name/price] "Burnt Butter Cake" 5-piece bag 750 yen, etc.
[Best before date] More than 10 days
[Sales locations] Alde Shin-Osaka store (outside the ticket gates), Entre Marche Shin-Osaka Central Exit store (outside the ticket gates), Eki Marche, Entre Marche Shin-Osaka, PLUSTA Gift inside the Shin-Osaka main line south ticket gates, PLUSTA inside the Shin-Osaka main line central ticket gates, Bellmart inside the Shin-Osaka main line south ticket gates

- Mukanshin Hagurazaki store
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https://info.mukashin.com/shop/
1-4-7 Hagurazaki, Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture MAP
About 10 minutes walk from Hagurazaki Station on the Nankai Main Line
9:00~19:00
Wednesday
072-462-0724
free
5Kiyasu Souhonpo "Mitarashi dango"
The savory charred rice and the sweetness of the special sauce go perfectly together

A Japanese confectionery store founded in 1948 (Showa 23). The flagship store is located in the entertainment district of Osaka, Juso, and has 11 stores in Osaka Prefecture.
Their signature product, Mitarashi Dango, is made from a perfect balance of mochi flour and rice flour, steamed, and then grilled over an open flame once an order is placed. The broth is made from high-quality kelp from Kushiro, Hokkaido, and the special sauce is made from tamari soy sauce and white sugar from Kagawa Prefecture. The unusual cylindrical shape of the dango makes it easy to brown when grilled, and is a unique feature of the shop, as it allows the sauce to stick to it better.
The shop name was chosen by the founder with the desire to "make Guest/customer throughout Japan (Yashima) happy through the confectionery business." With the motto of "Using the best ingredients to provide affordable, handmade Japanese sweets to Guest/customer with a sweet tooth," the storefront always has more than 20 types of Japanese sweets carefully made by artisans, with a focus on lightly-pasteurized sweets (products that don't keep well).
[Product name/price] "Mitarashi dango" 120 yen for 1 piece, 600 yen for 5 pieces, etc.
[Best before date] On the same day
[Sales location] Eki Marche Shin-Osaka store (inside the conventional line ticket gate)

- Kihachisohonpo, JR Shin-Osaka Station, 3rd floor, Ekimarche Shin-Osaka store
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http://www.kiyasu.jp/contents/tenpo.html
5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture JR Shin-Osaka Station 3F MAP
9:00~21:30
Open daily
06-6476-9922
6Tenten "Bite-sized Gyoza"
Bite-sized raw gyoza dumplings can be endlessly delicious depending on how you arrange them.

Hitokuchi Gyoza was born from the founder's love for gyoza, and his desire to "improve the image of gyoza as a cheap, delicious food for the masses."The main ingredient, Chinese chives, are picked that morning by a contracted farmer in Kochi Prefecture. They are high in moisture and have a thick, crunchy texture. The gyoza skin is thin enough to be seen through, and has a crispy texture. The flavor of sesame oil and a hint of chili pepper add a little spice to the dish, so you won't be able to stop eating once you start.
They also pay special attention to the packaging, and the bent gyoza is wrapped in a deep blue wrapping paper that was unusual for food when the product was first made. The gyoza tastes great and looks great, making them the perfect gift for those who treasure human connections.In addition to pan-fried dumplings, there are many other ways to prepare them, such as fried dumplings, boiled dumplings, and steamed dumplings, so please enjoy them in a variety of ways.
[Product name/price] "Bite-sized gyoza 30 pieces (2 packets of sauce included)" 1,490 yen, etc.
[Best before date] 7 days from date of manufacture *Must be kept refrigerated
[Sales locations] Tenten Bar Eki Marche Shin-Osaka store (inside the ticket gates for conventional lines), Entre Marche Eki Marche Shin-Osaka store (inside the ticket gates for conventional lines), Entre Marche Shin-Osaka Central Exit store (outside the ticket gates for Shinkansen), Tokai Kiosk PLUSTA/PLUSTA Gift (inside the ticket gates for Shinkansen), Omiyage Kaido Arde Shin-Osaka store (outside the ticket gates)

- Tenten Bar JR Shin-Osaka Station ticket gate Ekimarche Shin-Osaka store
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https://www.hitokuchigyoza.jp/shop/
5-16-1 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture JR Shin-Osaka Station 3F MAP
9:00〜22:00(L.O.21:30)
Open daily
06-6309-1001
7Souvenir Street Arde Shin-Osaka Store "Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (Cray-Pas® Pattern)"
Collaborative sweets with Sakura Cray-Pas that you'll want to pick up right away

This candy was born from a collaboration between Sakura Cray-Pas, a long-established stationery manufacturer founded in Osaka in 1921 (Taisho 10), and Nagatoya, a souvenir candy manufacturer. It is a product exclusive to JR West and can be purchased at the shop in Shin-Osaka Station.
The "Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (Cray-Pas® Pattern)" come in an impressive Cray-Pas® patterned tin. The individual cookie packaging is also designed with Cray-Pas® in mind. The "Printed Cookies (Cray-Pas® Pattern)" are simple plain cookies with three adorable designs printed on them, inspired by illustrations of the sun, rainbows, and more, drawn with Cray-Pas®. Both have a unique warning on the packaging that reads, "This is a sweet, not for coloring." They're a souvenir that will make you feel nostalgic and will be enjoyed by a wide range of generations, from children to adults.
[Product name/price] "Chocolate sandwich cookie (Cray-Pas® pattern)" 1,252 yen, "Printed cookie (Cray-Pas® pattern)" 756 yen
[Best before date] "Chocolate sandwich cookies (Cray-Pas® pattern)" are 120 days from the date of manufacture, and "Printed cookies (Cray-Pas® pattern)" are 180 days from the date of manufacture.
[Sales locations] Entre Marche Eki Marche Shin-Osaka store (inside the ticket gates for conventional trains), Entre Marche Shin-Osaka Chuoguchi store (outside the ticket gates for Shinkansen trains), Omiyage Kaido Arde Shin-Osaka store (outside the ticket gates)

- Souvenir Street Arde Shin-Osaka Store
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https://www.dailyservice.co.jp/shop/detail/4792
Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Yodogawa-ku, Nishinakajima 5-16-1 Shin-Osaka Station 2F
7:00〜21:30
Open daily
MAP
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