Located a 7-8 minute walk from JR Osaka Loop Line Temma Station, this restaurant is on the first floor of APA Hotel Osaka Temma (visited on April 16, 2021). I was on a business trip in Osaka and felt like staying here again. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the breakfast here was still buffet-style without many restrictions. There seemed to be fewer people having breakfast compared to six months ago. The bacon here is always served in double layers, maybe to give it a more substantial feel. There was a variety of salads, and the taste was as good as usual. However, this time there was hijiki simmered with the spring roll salad plate, and the spring roll salad itself was missing. It seemed a bit lacking in some aspects. Maybe they're feeling the strain. Thank you for the meal.

APA Hotel Temma in Osaka City is located just one station away from JR Osaka Station on the loop line, a 7-minute walk from Tenma Station. They have a large public bath and offer a breakfast buffet for 5,100 yen per night, which I stayed for 2 nights. They gave me a complimentary 500ml bottle of water when I declined room cleaning. The check-out time is 11:00, which is an hour later than usual, and I appreciated that. The toothbrush provided was of high quality, and the milk and sausages were delicious. I think this hotel is definitely a good choice. The breakfast starts at 6:30 with a wide variety of dishes. Each plate is divided into 6 sections, making it hard to choose all the side dishes at once. At lunchtime, they operate as an Indian curry restaurant with 4 different types of curry, as well as naan and lassi. Even though I usually dislike APA hotels, I would choose to stay here when in Osaka.

JR Osaka Loop Line Tenma Station is a 7-8 minute walk away. This is a restaurant located on the first floor of APA Hotel Osaka Tenma. (Visited on November 13, 2020) I arrived in Osaka the day before visiting a customer from Hyogo, and since it had been a while since my last business trip to Osaka, I found it troublesome to look for accommodation, so I chose APA Hotel. I had breakfast at the restaurant "Ashilward" located in the hotel. It seems like they aimed to promote APA curry because everything seemed to be curry-based. I decided to try the curry and naan. It was not bad. Thank you for the meal.

I often stay at APA Hotel for business trips. The reasons are that I can stay for under 10,000 yen, I can get cash back with APA points, many hotels have large public baths, there are few Chinese guests, and it is about a 7-minute walk from Temma Station. It's a bit inconvenient. I stayed in a room with a double bed and breakfast for 9,700 yen. The special breakfast udon at Temma was quite bad. The hotel has a large public bath for a refreshing bath in the morning and evening. That's all, Osomatsu!

After having a great time at "Morita Bar," I returned to my accommodation right in front of it. I picked up my key at the front desk and headed to my room. I had a relaxing time at the public bath at 3 o'clock before going out for drinks. I usually don't take a bath after drinking, so it was good that I had taken one earlier. The room was small, but it was enough for just sleeping. My work colleague had said they would pick me up at 4 am the next day, but there was no way they would wake up on time (laughs). I ended up starting work at 10 am with plenty of delay. I took a bath in the public bathhouse before heading to the breakfast area on the 1st floor. It was a buffet-style breakfast with the usual menu items. Everything was delicious. As someone with a child-like palate, ham and eggs are a feast for me (laughs). See, you can tell just by looking at the photos, right? I enjoyed topping my rice porridge with lots of dried fish flakes twice. It's always nice to have rice porridge, especially for a sake drinker (laughs). I had fun watching a young woman near me get four refills of rice. I cheered her on, "You can do it!" After eating, I checked my emails while drinking coffee. Technology has made things so convenient, but on the other hand, it's harder to escape from work (laughs). I had a meeting at a nearby cafe after that and then headed to work.

I woke up early on my day off, so I decided to take a leisurely stroll through the morning Tenjin area. Even though there were not many shops open in the early 6 o'clock hour, I wanted to enjoy a relaxing and elegant time in the morning, so I visited a hotel that offers a breakfast buffet, "APA Hotel". The breakfast buffet is open not only to hotel guests but also to the general public. During breakfast hours (6:30-10:00), you can enjoy all-you-can-eat without time restrictions for 1400 yen, or 1200 yen if you buy in advance. I secured a seat by the window where the sunlight was pouring in, and then went to check out the food. There was a wide variety of Japanese and Western dishes suitable for breakfast. The Western options included bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs, cornflakes, and several types of bread. The Japanese options included grilled fish, cold tofu, rolled omelette, natto, onsen tamago, pickles, as well as udon, simmered dishes, soft-boiled eggs, rice, miso soup, and more! There were also a variety of salads, fruits, and yogurt available. And of course, being in Osaka, there was even takoyaki (octopus balls)! I had a very elegant morning and felt refreshed from my daily fatigue. I would definitely like to visit again. The breakfast hours are until 10:00, but the last entry is until 9:30, so be careful! By the way, they recommend something called "APA Curry" (retort curry), but I haven't tried it yet. I might buy it next time. Thank you for the meal!

Known for its wide variety of dishes, the breakfast buffet at APA Hotel is always a hit. Today, I visited the APA Hotel Osaka Temma for breakfast at the restaurant called "Takumi." I couldn't wait for morning to come, so I headed straight to the dining area as soon as I woke up. I was overwhelmed by the choices available. I started with a plate of salmon, nikujaga (meat and potato stew), crispy bacon, and dried daikon radish. I also had simmered daikon, tamagoyaki (rolled omelette), and scrambled eggs. On the side, I had cold tofu, natto (fermented soybeans), cold soba noodles, nori (seaweed), and milk. I noticed the lack of vegetables in my meal, so I grabbed a salad. I know I ate too much, and I haven't even finished half of what I brought to my table. For someone who usually skips breakfast, this was an incredible amount of food. I made a luxurious dish by putting natto on top of warm rice, wrapping it with nori, and enjoying it. It was delicious! I reset my palate with a warm miso soup and savored the side dishes. In between bites, I cooled down with cold soba noodles and cold tofu. It was a perfect meal strategy. I finished with a glass of milk and headed out for the day. It was such a fun experience! The wide variety of dishes at APA Hotel's breakfast buffet never disappoints, and I always leave satisfied.

I stayed at APA Hotel Osaka Temma for 2 nights with breakfast included. I enjoyed the breakfast buffet at the 1st floor restaurant called Steak & Hamburg Takumi. The breakfast cost 1,400 yen (1,200 yen if you buy a breakfast voucher the day before) and is served from 6:30 to 10:00, with last entry at 9:30. The buffet includes a variety of dishes such as scrambled eggs, grilled fish, miso soup, and more. The restaurant was quiet and relaxing, mostly filled with business people. I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

I stayed at APA Hotel Temma in Osaka, which is conveniently located near Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street. It was a cheap hotel in Osaka and Kyoto, so my Darling complained about why I didn't choose a nicer place. But since I booked it through my company's benefits, I was just there to eat, not to stay, so I don't know what he's talking about. The hotel was surprisingly clean and satisfying, even though it was small. We had breakfast included in our stay, and even with the parking fee for our twin room, it was less than 15,000 yen, which was great. In the morning, we snacked on bread we bought the day before in the car, like a morning snack!? For lunch, we had kushikatsu at Kushiya Katsuryori Katsu Navi Ohanakyu, and for dinner, we drank at Shinsaibashi Honkatsuji Sushi before finishing the night with takoyaki at Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka in Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street. The next morning, we had the hotel's breakfast buffet, which was surprisingly delicious. Overall, it was a great experience considering the price.

Located on the corner of a crossroads just before the Okawa River, along the Osaka Loop Line towards Sakuranomiya Station from the south exit of Temma Station, after passing under the Hanshin Expressway Route 12, is APA Hotel. It takes about 7-10 minutes on foot from the station. APA Hotel offers a breakfast buffet that is available not only for guests but also for non-guests. The buffet starts at 6:30 in the early morning, which is quite early, and ends at 10:00 in the morning, with the last entry at 9:30. Lunch and dinner are available by reservation only for groups of 10 or more, individual reservations are not accepted. The restaurant area, Steak & Hamburg Takumi, where the breakfast buffet is held, has an elegant and calm atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a luxurious breakfast. While advance purchase breakfast tickets (1300 yen) are available if you can decide on the date of your visit in advance, I visited on the day and paid the on-the-day rate (1500 yen) for the breakfast buffet. The buffet offers a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, including classic items like fried eggs, grilled salmon, sausages, omelettes, potato salad, and more. There are also daily specials, making it a place worth revisiting.

Today, I had breakfast at a morning buffet in Tenma early in the morning! My friend from Tokyo was staying at an APA hotel and invited me to have breakfast together. The breakfast buffet was 1400 yen, so I decided to go. The restaurant was bright and nice, and I was able to have a relaxing breakfast. The menu included both Japanese and Western dishes, with a wide variety of options. Some of the delicious Western dishes were scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausages. For Japanese food, there were grilled fish, soft-boiled eggs, and half-boiled eggs. There was also salad, fruits, yogurt, and corn flakes available. The breakfast is served from 6:30 am to 10:00 am. It's nice to have this kind of breakfast once in a while! Thank you for the meal!

I used the breakfast coupon that came with my stay at the APA Hotel in Temma. The seating area was spacious and there were many other guests. It was a buffet style breakfast with a wide variety of dishes, so I couldn't try them all. I also tried the recommended "APA President's Curry," which was quite delicious. I wanted something refreshing in the morning, so I enjoyed a variety of fruits. The food was well-managed, with both warm and cold dishes available. Overall, I think this hotel falls into the higher end of business hotels.

I participated in the Tenjin Yoku Baru Machi Baru Event "Isshoku Shokuhatsu" - Eat, Drink, and Enjoy! I tried to experience as many restaurants in Tenjin as possible. This time, I went to APA Hotel because I was interested in the "Master's Hamburger" that was mentioned during the event. According to the pamphlet, it is a hamburger made by a popular restaurant in APA Hotel, consisting of a 100% beef patty with cheese, bacon, tomato, and lettuce. It was quite thick and delicious! However, I'm not sure if it was worth the 500 yen price tag, considering I had to walk quite a distance from the main area of the event.