I had been wandering around this delicatessen and sweets area with my mouth watering. I decided to try Kobe Croquette as it named all of its food in Japanese and English. Staff were polite and very helpful. They had enough English to get the order correct. I apologise to them for my mangled attempts at Japanese. Staff were appropriately dressed for food sales, and the place looked very clean. There was a good variety of croquettes on offer and there was a salad place next door if you wanted to make up a meal. The food was reasonably priced. All the food was good, but the shrimp croquettes with seafood sauce were incredibly tasty. There is a central seating area if you want to eat there and the shopping centre has toilets. The area is accessible to people with a disability. At the seating area, if you have a wheelchair you would need to sit on a table at the outer edge as the tables are too close together to move in between them.

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The shop has a nice variety of croquettes. We tried the beef, miso, red crab, and prawn and scallop croquettes, while transiting on JR/Shinkansen lines. The prawn and scallop croquette was quite good with the mayonnaise sauce.

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We ordered the chicken with cheese croquette and the potato croquette which cost ¥453 in total. They definitely did not disappoint. They were so tasty!

This was my first depachika experience. I was craving korokke so this was fitting. I got the original korokke and the asparagus cream. I really loved the asparagus cream. It was still crunchy and had great flavour. Ate it on the rooftop garden

Really tasty and very kind staff !