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Must-buy souvenir alert: PABLO mini cheese tarts now available!

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Popular Japanese semi-melted cheese tart brand PABLO opened a new store in Osaka’s Umeda Underground Mall on July 1, primarily selling PABLO mini cheese tarts in four flavors: original, chocolate, matcha, and strawberry. These compact...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
 
Popular Japanese semi-melted cheese tart brand PABLO opened a new store in Osaka’s Umeda Underground Mall on July 1, primarily selling PABLO mini cheese tarts in four flavors: original, chocolate, matcha, and strawberry. These compact and adorable cheese tarts are not only easier to eat but also make great souvenirs for friends and family.

PABLO opened its PABLO mini cheese tart specialty store in Osaka’s Umeda Underground Mall on July 1. (Image source: PABLO)

Cheese tarts the size of your palm are perfect for gifting to loved ones. (Image source: PABLO)

PABLO is famous for its freshly baked semi-melted cheese tarts. The rich yet not overly heavy semi-melted texture has won over consumers, and it’s also a must-buy souvenir for Taiwanese travelers visiting Japan. The first PABLO mini cheese tart specialty store in Kansai has opened in Osaka’s Umeda Underground Mall. These palm-sized mini tarts feature a crispy pastry shell paired with an intensely aromatic cheese filling — every bite is a delightful surprise.

The smooth cheese filling in the original mini cheese tart keeps you coming back for more. (Image source: PABLO)

The rich chocolate aroma of the chocolate mini cheese tart is simply irresistible. (Image source: PABLO)

The matcha mini cheese tart blends Uji matcha powder, with its slightly bitter edge and elegant tea fragrance creating a unique flavor. (Image source: PABLO)

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