Hello! I went to a Vietnamese cafe near Nagase Station, a 3-minute walk from the station, for lunch. I arrived at 11:30 on a weekday. Seafood Noodles - ¥880: Lots of vegetables and seafood in a slightly spicy soup with a hint of sourness. The light rice noodles go well with it. Special Pho - ¥1,000: A unique light soup with plenty of beef shank for a satisfying meal. Gapao Rice - ¥700: Minced meat stir-fried with spices that goes well with rice. Char Siu Mini Donburi - ¥180: It stays true to the authentic taste but with a slight Japanese touch. It's delicious as it's not overpowering. The staff, Vietnamese women, warmly greet you in slightly accented Japanese, creating a cozy atmosphere. The cafe is called EMOi and located at 14-16 Nishiuekoban, Higashiosaka City, Osaka, on the 1st floor of Southern Wind Building.

I came to a Vietnamese cafe in Nagase, wondering if they serve Banh Mi. The shop was quite close to the station. Upon entering, I found out that you can order through your smartphone by scanning the menu. It seemed like a one-person operation system. I ordered the Banh Mi with pork, which was pretty standard. If you need cilantro, you have to select it on your phone, so be careful. I also ordered a Vietnamese drip coffee, which took quite a while to be served. The Banh Mi had thick slices of pork and was delicious, with a mild cilantro flavor. The coffee, however, was disappointing as it was weak and lacked a rich taste. The shop was clean and had a feminine touch, making it more appealing to women. If you're curious, you should give it a try. Thank you for the meal.

Bamboo hooves beef + ham + pig feet large serving ¥880 Mini bowl + ¥230 The amount is large and you can be happy.

The taste I was looking for is not there, but it is still delicious. I will definitely go back.

A restaurant that serves Vietnamese dishes like pho and banh mi. The staff, who appear to be Vietnamese, provide polite service. Unlike some similar places, this restaurant doesn't have a careless atmosphere. I ordered the ga pao rice, which had just the right amount of cilantro that even those who don't like it should be fine. It was delicious, so I'd like to dine in next time.

I bought a Banh Mi at a festival stall at Camphor Mall. Normally, I think it is because it is operated in a store and not used to it, but the service was extremely slow. There were about 20 people in line, but I waited for about 40 minutes. The taste is okay and it is likely to be well received by Japanese people. I wish it had a bit more fish sauce flavor. Since it was a festival stall, the price was not the usual price, so I won't evaluate the cost performance, but considering the contents alone, it might be a bit expensive (about 750 yen for one sandwich). The noodles were easy to eat. The taste was average, but I hope they improve their operation since it is a food stall.