Mike L
They definitely have a variety of KitKat and other snacks. Other places might have more selection but I don't think you'll find a cheaper place with this many flavours available in one store.





心斎橋商店街にある格安スイーツの殿堂。関西限定のキットカットコラボ商品も取り揃えています。
Okashi no Depart Yoshiya, set within the Shinsaibashi-suji covered shopping arcade in Minamisenba, is an outpost of a Kansai-based confectionery chain that styles itself as a "department store of sweets." The shop is known for bright aisles stacked floor to ceiling with Japanese biscuits, sweets and drinks at discounted prices, and this Shinsaibashi branch is particularly noted for a Nestle collaboration display featuring oversized KitKat figures alongside Kansai-limited flavours. Local specialities such as Osaka-branded baumkuchen ("Naniwa Baum") and small konnyaku jelly packs make easy souvenirs for visitors wanting a taste of the region. The wider Yoshiya chain operates over 100 stores across the Kinki region, buying in bulk to keep prices low while maintaining freshness. The Shinsaibashi branch opens early and closes late (around 7:15 to 20:45 daily, with no regular closing day), making it a handy stop for a morning snack run or an after-dinner sweet. It suits families, budget-conscious travellers and anyone hunting for quirky, giftable Japanese confectionery without the premium price tag. If you are strolling the Shinsaibashi arcade and fancy a pocket of sugar-fuelled joy, this cheerful sweet shop is well worth a detour - a genuine Osaka bargain-hunter's treat.
心斎橋商店街にある格安スイーツの殿堂。関西限定のキットカットコラボ商品も取り揃えています。