[Osaka Expo] Surprisingly cheap! Prices at the Expo revealed after visiting✨

Prices at the Expo have been controversial, with soba noodles costing 3,850 yen and ramen costing 2,000 yen. My impression after actually going there was that it was "surprisingly cheap!"😊 Soft drink vending machines are 160 to 190 yen. Very reasonable! Pharmacies sell water for 110 yen👍 Many bento boxes are around 1,000 yen, and Hoka Hoka Tei's nori bento, which can be eaten with one hand, is 500 yen♪ You can eat at the EXPO Arena, and there are tables and chairs in various places. At the food court "Sukiyanen Osaka WEST SIDE" in Kaze no Hiroba, frankfurters are 350 yen, shaved ice is 500 yen, and fried chicken is 500 yen. You can eat at the normal food stall price⭐️ There are some high prices at the Expo, but there are also many low prices, so don't be afraid💡 At the restaurant in the Saudi Arabia Pavilion, the specialty dish "Mobasal" is 1,100 yen, and "Hab Soup" is 900 yen. These prices seem to be cheaper than the market❤️ Seven-Eleven has the same price as regular stores⭐️ A glass of draft beer at the food court is 500 yen🍺 At the restaurants in each country's pavilion, you can enjoy local beer and regional alcohol♪ For souvenirs, you can buy a Myakumyaku packaged pudding castella for 150 yen, and the 550 yen mini towel and Myakumyaku bracelet are cute💓 There are also high-end stuffed animals and collaboration products, so it meets a variety of needs. I was surprised when I heard that the trunk check-in fee at the Expo was 10,000 yen, but for safety reasons, the number of large luggage brought into the venue is limited. As a countermeasure, there is a temporary baggage storage facility outside the venue where you can store large luggage for 1,000 yen per item, so make good use of it✨There is also a delivery service from the temporary baggage storage facility to your accommodation (1,500 yen per item)🚚 Prices at the Expo are not as daunting as people say on social media. Enjoy the world's festival with ease❤️ #OsakaKansaiExpo2025 #OsakaExpo #EnjoyJapan