Osaka, Japan｜POMME L'IMINAL osaka

A very narrow entrance between buildings, you can pay on the 1st floor and eat on the 2nd floor, a narrow attic-like apple candy cafe where about 3 groups can eat. Considering that frozen Tanghulu costs 5,000 won each on the streets in Korea, regular apples are 600 yen, limited apples are 700 yen, and iced coffee is 300 yen. The taste is like a fresh apple with an apple peel coated in sugar syrup very thinly. delicious♡

Recently, after eating apple candy from a candy apple specialty store in Harajuku, my perception of apple candy has changed. (I had a strong image of apple candy from a food stall) I learned that there was a specialty store in Osaka, so I went there. It really is a hidden shop located in an alley. The interior has a calm atmosphere, and I'm sure the cafe on the second floor is nice, but today we're ordering takeout. There was only one customer at the register (they were eating in), but they ordered right away without waiting. I asked for plain and cinnamon. I tried to bring out an eco bag, but was told that there would be a charge for a paper bag and that they would put it in a plastic bag. I received a flyer with instructions on how to cut apple candy, so I followed the instructions and chilled it in the refrigerator before cutting and eating. Not only the plain version, but the cinnamon one had a good balance of candy and cinnamon, and above all, the apple itself was delicious! It's a little different from Harajuku's apple candy, but both were delicious apple candy. This restaurant has a concept and a good atmosphere, so I would like to eat in with a friend next time.

It's really delicious. All I can say is that it's really delicious... I can't believe apples can be this sweet!!! I ordered basic, cinnamon, and hot chocolate, and they were all delicious. All the small items in the store were so cute. I really liked the cute atmosphere. The staff is very friendly and the best. If I go to Osaka again, I will definitely go again. Be sure to eat it.