Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Jiggly Cheesecakes are a "must eat" when visiting Osaka in Japan. These cheescakes, made at Rikuro Ojisan no Mise (Uncle Rikuro’s) Cheescakes, are baked in-house meaning they are baked at the very shop where you buy them. You can get them hot straight out of the oven. The cheesecakes taste more like sponge-cakes - there is very little "cheese" taste. BUT .... they are super delicious. They are very soft and spongy and great with a cup of coffee or tea. There are always queues at the counter and the Japanese can't get enough of Uncle Rikuro's cheesecakes. The cheesecakes sell like hotcakes!!!!
At the 3:26 minute mark of this video the seller says "Tadaima, cheese cake yakiagarimashita. Rikuro ojisan no yakitate fuwafuwa no cheese cake ikaga de shouka" that means "just now, cheese cakes are baked. Rikuro ojisan's fresh off the oven, fluffy cheese cake, please try this."
If you visit this cheesecake shop try to spend some time watching them make and bake the cheesecakes. Then watch as they come out of the oven piping-hot and sold direct to the public before they have a chance to cool down.
The shops are famous for "ringing the bell" when the cakes come out of the oven - it's their way of saying "come and get it!!". I have included the bell-ringing in my video - keep an ear out for it.
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Jiggly Cheesecakes are a "must eat" when visiting Osaka in Japan. These cheescakes, made at Rikuro Ojisan no Mise (Uncle Rikuro’s) Cheescakes, are baked in-house meaning they are baked at the very shop where you buy them. You can get them hot straight out of the oven. The cheesecakes taste more like sponge-cakes - there is very little "cheese" taste. BUT .... they are super delicious. They are very soft and spongy and great with a cup of coffee or tea. There are always queues at the counter and the Japanese can't get enough of Uncle Rikuro's cheesecakes. The cheesecakes sell like hotcakes!!!!
At the 3:26 minute mark of this video the seller says "Tadaima, cheese cake yakiagarimashita. Rikuro ojisan no yakitate fuwafuwa no cheese cake ikaga de shouka" that means "just now, cheese cakes are baked. Rikuro ojisan's fresh off the oven, fluffy cheese cake, please try this."
If you visit this cheesecake shop try to spend some time watching them make and bake the cheesecakes. Then watch as they come out of the oven piping-hot and sold direct to the public before they have a chance to cool down.
The shops are famous for "ringing the bell" when the cakes come out of the oven - it's their way of saying "come and get it!!". I have included the bell-ringing in my video - keep an ear out for it.
Music:
1.
ON AND ON by Nicolai Heidlas Music soundcloud.com/nicolai-heidlas
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Music provided by Audio Library youtu.be/Skxx0KnGGHw
famous food in Japan,
baking in Japan,
baking video,
cooking video,
cake baking,
cake baking video
Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 14
