Universal Studios Japan is a must do if you’re in Osaka. From Super Nintendo World to Hogwarts, there really is something for everyone. But it is a big day out, and my partner and I both did well over 20,000 steps each. So, you’re going to be pretty hungry. There are some amazing foods to try at Universal Studios Japan, and this is my top 5 must-try’s.
1. Mario and Luigi’s Cap Pancake Sandwiches
These adorable pancake sandwiches come in either strawberry shortcake for Mario, or grape no-bake cheesecake for Luigi.
Location: Mario Cafe & Store (not in the Super Nintendo World, on the Hollywood Boulevard).
Cost: 900 yen
2. Hello Kitty Strawberry and Milk Churro
This was probably my favourite treat from the whole day. It is just a very sweet churro cutely decorated, but it delicious and charming.
Location: Hello Kitty’s Corner Cafe
Cost: 650 yen
3. Snoopy Bun with Custard Filling
If you haven’t tried a custard bun yet, they are delicious. Imagine a soft milk bun with warm custard on the inside. You can find some pretty cute custard bun designs, but this Snoopy custard bun is a favourite.
Location: Snoopy’s Backlot Cafe
Cost: 330 yen
4. Yoshi’s Lassi (Strawberry)
This is a strawberry flavoured yogurt lassi, also available in melon. Super delicious refreshing with fruit and whipped cream on top.
Location: Yoshi’s Snack Island
Price: 700 yen
5. Frozen Butterbeer
I know, a classic. But as an Aussie who visiting their first universal studios, how could I not include it? As much as I would have liked to try a classic butterbeer, a frozen one is essential for the crazy heat of a Japanese summer.
Location: Three Broomsticks
Cost: 900 yen
Universal Studios Japan has some amazing foods to try. This was my top five foods that I tried in USJ, and I’m interested to hear of about your favourites. Trying all of the great snacks and treats are really apart of the fun at Universal Japan. And you’re on holiday, spoil yourself a little!
