we had our breakfast at osaka dome, where there's a supermarket at the basement and you can just buy all the goodies to eat at the free tables. there's also an oven to heat things up.
we walked in the wrong direction after exiting the station and took a good while to get back to where we were before realising it was actually just in front of us. the tower was blocked by the big pachinko mall but you could actually see it if you take a few more steps back =_=
gotta love all these big colorful shop fronts.
look at the portion they are selling...
i made mr k sit next to it to reference the size. the pudding is as big as the face...
here's the tower we see in the distance.
the tower is supposed to look better at night but we came too early
and just a street down there's an alley with lots of food... and the trending lover's lock spread.
there's a baduk club too whoo
after looking around we settled at the place with the longest queue. this place is supposed to be famous for their deep-fried sticks.
so you just pick on the ingredients you want, and they deep fry it for you. then you dip it into the sauce next to it (only once).
when we left it was nearing night!
and then we headed to namba again to find foodies.. heard there was a lot of famous stuff we missed out on the first day so we revisited the streets.
first up, famous custard! the skin is so crispy!!! as mr k says, it usually has a queue but i guess we were lucky today.
then we have the famous cheese cake! fresh from the oven. it was going 'boing-boing' when it came out, like a wobbling pudding. we ate it at home, and it was so soft and spongy. you can actually eat the whole cake yourself as it's not very 'thick'
look at the queue...
had the fixed set at about 8-9k yen. i'm always amazed at how big the topping is that you don't see the rice.
some additional ones to fill mr k's tummy.
we tried to locate this bra shop i had my eyes on and after walking a few rounds, failed to find it so we returned home for dragon blaze. T_T
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