On Sunday at 11:30, I went to "Orenge Fields Bread Factory" in Ogimachi. I bought the "Creamy Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bread (280 yen)", "Angel's Black Tea Cream Bread (210 yen)", and a "Hot Coffee (299 yen)". First, I took a bite of the "Creamy Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bread". Delicious. The bread is not fried, but a soft and chewy white dough. Be careful as the soft-boiled egg yolk might spill out unexpectedly. The curry filling is mild yet quite spicy. Next, I tried the "Angel's Black Tea Cream Bread". Delicious. It may look like the curry bread, but this one also has a thin and soft chewy crust. The black tea cream is generous but not overwhelming, with a moderate authentic black tea flavor. This is really tasty. There is a kitchen in the back, and if you're lucky, you can have freshly baked bread. The prices of the bread are reasonable, with various items priced in the 100 yen range. I might end up buying many types unintentionally. It's a nice shop that puts effort into their products yet offers affordable prices that customers appreciate. The option to get a free drink for an additional 100 yen is also a nice service. The shop was full of young customers on this day. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Tenjinbashi Shopping Street and visited the famous Orange Fields Bread Factory known for their delicious curry bread with soft-boiled egg! The chewy bread with spicy curry inside becomes mellow with the soft-boiled egg, and it was really delicious (*´艸`)

I have been watching gourmet videos on YouTube recently, and everything they feature looks delicious. The filming skills of everyone are amazing, they are no longer amateurs. This shop's curry bread was introduced. It is a normal bakery, but it is famous for its tea bread and this curry bread. The tea is also a free drink, so it's nice to relax inside. The curry bread costs 300 yen. It is not fried in oil. The dough is chewy and soft. The curry inside is not like Keema curry, it's more like a European-style curry rice, very creamy. If you eat it outside while walking, it seems like it would be a mess. The egg is even creamier than half-cooked. I put it on the table and mixed the curry and egg with chopsticks before eating (laughs). Since crispy curry bread is a standard, this shop's curry bread with its memorable creamy texture stands out.

When I visited Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, I wanted to eat some bread so I decided to stop by a bakery. I bought a cream bun with red tea flavor and a pizza. I also got a free drink. It seems like the bakery specializes in red tea. The red tea flavored cream bun was delicious! The pizza was also good, especially since they reheated it for me so it was nice and hot. For the free drink, I had an iced Earl Grey tea first, and then a hot peach tea. They had a lot of different options so it was hard to choose. I would like to try some of the other drinks next time.

I visited here wanting to easily grab some bread. As you can see in the photo, they have a wide variety of options, with the curry bread being highly recommended. I purchased the mentaiko baguette, garlic baguette, serious cream bread, and curry bread. All the bread was delicious, highly recommended!

Wi-Fi and power outlets are available! It feels like a coworking cafe, and the bread is delicious too! The freshly baked tea-infused anpan is a delightful treat with a nice tea flavor that lingers in your nose. It's a perfect balance for enjoying the taste of tea. The anpan also has a generous amount of whipped cream.

I'm not sure which commercial this bread is from, but it was delicious. The stylish exterior of Ten-san and Ten-yon in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street caught my eye. The toast was slightly thin with plenty of fried egg and cheese, making it quite filling. It was also a good value at 180 yen.

I had a morning toast set at a shop that is open from the morning. The set included toast, salad, boiled egg, and coffee. There were plenty of seats, so I was able to relax and enjoy my meal. I would like to come back next time to buy some bread. Thank you for the meal.

-ORANGE FIELDS Tea Garden- Osaka Tenjinbashi/Minamimorimachi (5 minutes walk from Ogimachi Station) This time, I ordered the "Serious Egg Sandwich" (1080 yen), the Pomegranate Tea (set +500 yen), and the Carrot Cake (750 yen) ✔︎︎︎︎Serious Egg Sandwich First of all, I was surprised by how fluffy the bread was! Inside, there was an abundance of egg. The eggs used are called "Ruby Eyes" and they are really a beautiful color and rich and creamy. The top part of the bread was also delicious, so I made a mini sandwich by putting salad, egg, and ketchup on it. It may look difficult to eat at first, but the bread is so fluffy that you can easily cut it with a knife! It was incredibly delicious. ✔︎︎︎︎Carrot Cake I had never tried carrot cake before, thinking it would taste like carrots, but it was completely different. The cake had a slightly cinnamon-flavored dough with layers of cream cheese. The texture was crispy and creamy, and it was delicious. The little carrot on top was cute too! ✔︎︎︎︎Pomegranate Tea The tea had a slight pomegranate acidity without any bitterness. The pot and cup were both cute. It was quite generous in quantity, so you can enjoy it slowly! I also had a sip of the Lufna Tea, which was sweet and delicious without any bitterness. I love tea, so I was really happy to see the variety of teas available. I definitely want to go back again. The bright interior has counter seats, table seats, and terrace seats. It's a relaxing space where you can enjoy yourself even if you're alone. They also sell tea leaves, with a wide variety displayed. Reservations are not accepted at the restaurant. . . . -Address: Le Jour Ash Umeda East 102, 3-7-26 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture -Phone: 06-6948-6290 -Hours: 11:00-18:00 -Closed on irregular days

I visited on a regular Friday afternoon. There were young people with children using it for lunch. The inside seating area was also bustling. Although it's takeout, all the cheese bread options looked tempting. They are all generous in size and satisfying to eat.

Before heading to work, I went out for breakfast to clear my mind. When I have a lot to do, it's important to take time to organize my thoughts, otherwise I'll end up wasting time and inconveniencing others. First, I had some toast. Toast from a bakery is always delicious. Good bread makes me happy. I also had some coffee while I thought about my plans and made some notes. The atmosphere at the cafe wasn't as relaxing as a coffee shop, but it was a nice place to spend some time.

I drank quite a bit from noon and got pretty drunk. Let's head home now. Near Temma Station, there is a new bakery in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. I think it used to have a different name in katakana characters. It seems like they are having a discount sale as it's close to closing time. Let's buy something and go. I bought two items - black bean bread and cheese bread. I put them in my backpack and headed home. I took a photo of the storefront on the way out, but oops, the store clerk was in the picture. Oh well. The bread was shared with my wife for breakfast the next morning. It was delicious!

After having lunch at the dining room at Ito-ke, I strolled around Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street and bought some snacks on the way back. I got a red tea cream bread (including tax 210 yen) and a red tea bean bread (including tax 210 yen). I preferred the red tea cream bread because it was more to my taste. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the shop in the evening on my day off. I had been interested in their morning menu for a while. Since I went late, many of the breads were sold out. I bought a loaf of bread for 350 yen and took it home. I toasted it and it was quite delicious, with a nice chewy texture. I would like to visit again for their morning menu next time. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

It used to be called "Ceylon Tea & Bread," I think? This bakery is located in the Osaka Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street (Tenjinbashi-Suji 4-chome). It has been renovated and has become very stylish ❀.(*´▽`*)❀. "Orange Fields Bread Factory" has a café space with WiFi and power outlets, where you can enjoy delicious tea and freshly baked bread. The name "Orange Fields" sounded familiar, and I realized it's the sister store of the popular café "Orange Fields Tea Garden" in Tenroku. While the tea used to be the main focus, now the bakery is the highlight ♡ As soon as you enter, you'll see a variety of delicious bread displayed on the shelves. On the right, there are baguettes and cheese bread, while the back has curry bread and sandwiches. On the left, you'll find cinnamon rolls and cream buns. The organization makes it easy to choose. ◉ Pork Sausage Danish 280 yen - Rich sausage and crispy Danish pastry, so fresh! ◉ New Cinnamon Roll 240 yen - Strong cinnamon flavor, so delicious ♡ ◉ Walnut and Red Bean France 190 yen - Modest appearance but highly recommended! Walnuts and red bean paste go well together. The French bread dough also has a good texture ♡ ◉ White Chocolate and Berry Nut 210 yen - Chocolate, nuts, and berries. A foolproof dessert bread (*´³`*) In Osaka, when people see a bakery, they say "Tomorrow's bread!" referring to the bread they will eat tomorrow. I also often buy "tomorrow's bread" myself. They also sell a variety of authentic Ceylon teas imported by the company, so I'll try that next time! Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street is said to be the longest shopping street in Japan. If you get tired of exploring, take a break with some tea and bread. It's a convenient bakery where you can find "tomorrow's bread"! Thank you for the meal (*´▽`人)

After enjoying a delicious battera, we visited a bakery that my partner was interested in, Orange Fields Bread Factory in Senshomachi. They had a wide variety of bread, so it was hard to choose, but we ended up selecting four types: - Oyama pork sausage Danish - Cinnamon roll - White chocolate and berry nut - Walnut red bean French bread. The bread was all delicious, whether it was savory, soft, or hard. The Oyama pork sausage Danish was particularly amazing, with both the dough and the filling being incredibly tasty. The cinnamon roll, white chocolate and berry, and walnut red bean French bread all had delicious dough as well! The high quality of the bread in this area is evident, and I'm sure the other bread we didn't try this time is also above average in taste. This neighborhood has many high-level bakeries, so naturally, delicious bakeries like this one continue to thrive. Next time we pass by, I definitely want to try their classic curry bread and croissant. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

Located on the way from Minami-Morimachi to Tenroku in the Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street. I saw the sign saying "You can charge your laptop here" so I decided to enter. Later, I found out that it's a popular bakery. Indeed, there were delicious-looking bread displayed, so I bought the "Tenjin An Butter" and ordered a refillable black tea. The black tea was around 400 yen, and the refill service was very pleasing. It's a great place to relax. However, I had to leave abruptly for something urgent, so I could only have one cup of tea... What a shame. The "Tenjin An Butter" was also delicious.

Visited before 9 am in the morning. The restaurant, with 39 seats, seems to be operating at around 20% capacity. The atmosphere is relaxed, allowing customers to spend their time as they please. You can pick up bread at the entrance and enjoy it at the café in the back. There are plenty of tables for two people. While they offer classic bread, the specialty seems to be savory bread with unique twists. The curry bread, shaped like a square, is particularly interesting. I ordered the pulled pork bread and an iced coffee, totaling 489 yen. Although you may not see it, the bread had a distinct pork flavor, leaving a high level of satisfaction. The pleasant customer service from the staff added to the enjoyable experience. It's a wonderful place that can uplift your spirits.

I remember buying delicious bread here before. I purchased one loaf of bread (forgot to take a photo). On this day, for some reason, they were selling Awaji Island-grown onions (irregular shapes) for 500 yen per kilogram at the storefront. I bought some. I also bought a milk pudding (it had a delicious-sounding name). The onions were small and irregular, but they were very sweet and delicious. A great choice. The milk pudding turned out to be a regular custard pudding. The bread was delicious as always. If they sell onions again, I will buy them. Thank you for the meal.

As I was walking through the Tenjinbashi shopping street from the Minamimori-cho intersection, I saw a sign at the entrance of a shop that said they use no additives in their bread. I was curious about what kind of bread they had, so I went inside and saw several customers buying bread. It seemed like there was a cafe in the back where you could enjoy Sri Lankan tea. There was also a corner where you could have unlimited tea. They also seemed to run a greengrocer, as they were selling sandwiches made with their products. While choosing my bread, a staff member recommended their curry bread with a half-boiled egg, which was popular and often sold out quickly. There were three types of curry bread displayed outside and inside the shop. Since it was my first time there, I decided to buy the one recommended by the staff. The simple bread dough contained curry and a half-boiled egg. The egg curry bread cost 280 yen. When I got home, I planned to warm it up for lunch, but when I cut into it, the yolk oozed out. I decided to eat it as it was since it was warm at the shop. Whenever I visit a new bakery, I always buy a chocolate Danish. The chocolate Danish cost 200 yen. The staff said, "It's one per person," so I felt like they understood my preference. It was a regular Danish, not the crispy type. The custard cream and vanilla beans in the cream bread were ordinary and cost 180 yen. Because I have a strong impression of cream bread from a bakery in Joto Ward, I wished the dough had more flavor. The garlic toast cost 190 yen and seemed to be quite greasy. The taste was a standard garlic toast. I also bought a nostalgic fried bread for 120 yen, which reminded me of my elementary school days. There were two types, one with kinako (soybean flour) and one with sugar. I chose the sugar-coated one. It brought back memories, but it was slightly different from what I remembered. I learned as an adult that the oil used in the fried bread I had in elementary school was not good for health. It was probably made with imported ingredients in large quantities. I confirmed that it was additive-free before purchasing it. In the cafe, the French toast and tea set seemed to be popular. The prices were reasonable and inclusive of tax. It would be nice if it became a resting place for people visiting the shopping street.

This is a bakery with an eat-in option located in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street in Tenroku. The nearest station would be Ogimachi Station. I visited on a weekday morning. The shop has bread displayed at the front, a counter for payment, and a seating area at the back. I ordered the shop-exclusive morning set, where I got my bread wrapped at the counter and then ordered my morning set before sitting down. I had the Toast Morning set (¥440) which included a piece of buttered toast, coleslaw, a boiled egg, and a drink. The bread was delicious with a slightly chewy texture. Surprisingly, the drink came with free refills! You can choose between coffee or tea, and they provide you with a cup suitable for your choice. If you want a refill or a different drink, just let the staff know and they will bring you a new cup or a different drink. The seating area consists of tables, and there are enough seats available. It seemed like a place where locals come regularly, but also welcoming to new visitors. I also bought some bread to take home, including a red tea cream bun and a cube-shaped bun with mentaiko (spicy cod roe) inside, both reasonably priced and delicious. I will definitely try different bread next time I visit.