Morozoff Namba Walk Chocolate Shop at Dotonbori, Osaka

Kobe-founded luxury confectioner in Namba Walk famous for pudding, chocolate and seasonal sweets.

Morozoff is one of Japan's leading luxury confectionery makers, founded in 1931 as a chocolate shop on Kobe's Toa-dori, and its Namba Walk Chocolate Shop is located in the underground shopping centre at 2-1-10 Namba. The brand is famously credited with introducing Valentine's Day to Japan through a 1936 advertisement, and it remains beloved for its signature pudding, fine chocolates, biscuits and seasonal Western-style sweets. The Namba Walk branch was renovated in July 2024, introducing the new "TEA BREAK" cookie tin series making its Osaka debut, featuring oat and nut cookies, chocolate sable biscuits and butter-rich pastries in individual packaging. The shop offers a range of gifts from casual presents to formal offerings, with simple English-design tins in 10-piece, 19-piece and 29-piece assortments alongside bagged items ideal for everyday treats and quick souvenirs. Customers particularly praise the pudding, a long-standing Morozoff favourite. The store operates from 10:00 to 21:00 with no fixed holidays, making it a convenient stop for commuters and shoppers passing through the Namba Walk underground passage between Namba and Nippombashi stations. Whether you are picking up a classic Morozoff pudding, a box of chocolates or a stylish cookie tin as a gift, the Namba Walk Chocolate Shop brings Kobe's finest confectionery tradition to central Osaka.