Limited quantity lunch plates are available♡ If you make a reservation via LINE, you can enjoy a slightly discounted meal~^^♡♡ᵕ̈*⑅ On this day, I visited after making a reservation via LINE for the first time. "Coffee and Egg Sandwich" shop. It's my first visit this time..ﾃｸﾃｸ(っ·•̥ )-8｡｡｡ The shop opens at 11:00, and you can order the lunch plate from 11:45 onwards, which was the main attraction✨ With a drink included, it costs ¥1370- as stated on the menu (I didn't remember the exact amount)(；＿；)( ´⚰︎`°。) Quiche, egg sandwich, toast, potato chips, salad, and a drink for this price seems good♡ The interior of the shop exudes cleanliness~♡♡ᵕ̈*⑅ I was happy to have found such a nice shop. This place is a shop where you can enjoy authentic coffee and egg sandwiches based on the name. I thought about ordering "coffee" since I was here, but it was extremely hot outside that day, and I was in the mood for cold apple juice (/◎＼) *sips*... I chose apple juice as my drink insteadww The quantity-limited plate lunch set normally costs ¥1370- However, for those who made a reservation via LINE, it is discounted to ¥1160-✨✨ A difference of 210 yen is significant~٩(๑>∀<๑)و

Hi, it's Keinsuke. Today, I would like to introduce a cafe called "Coffee and Egg Sandwich" located in Shinsaibashi. It is a unique specialty store for egg sandwiches. You can also take out your order. In addition to egg sandwiches, they also offer red bean butter sandwiches and marmalade toast, which all look delicious. The cafe has outdoor terrace seating as well. Although it may be a bit chilly now, it looks like a pleasant spot for spring. It is a quiet and calming place, slightly away from the hustle and bustle of central Shinsaibashi. The cafe is run by a young female staff member, creating a relaxed atmosphere. You first place your order at the counter and then choose your seat. The counter seats have outlets and Wi-Fi, making it suitable for doing some light work. They also have many coffee-related books for you to enjoy a leisurely read. It is recommended for those who want to relax alone or spend a quiet time with a friend. It's not a lively place. <FOOD> ◎Egg Sandwich (600 yen) You can choose between a full or half size. A full size costs 600 yen, while a half size costs 400 yen. The bread is toasted to perfection and filled with plenty of eggs! The boiled eggs are roughly chopped, catering to different preferences. It is satisfying and delicious. Comes with a mini coffee. The aromatic coffee adds to the calming experience. If you love egg sandwiches, this place is a must-visit as there are not many specialty stores for it. It's a hidden gem with fewer crowds, making it easy to visit anytime. Be sure to check it out. Thank you for the meal. <Shop Information> Shop Name: Coffee and Egg Sandwich Address: 1-1-27 Kitahorie, Nishi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka, Imai Building 1F East Side Closest Station: Yotsubashi (Metro) 1 minute walk Phone: 06-6556-7296 Hours: Weekdays 11:00-18:00 / Weekends 11:00-15:30 Customer Base: ■1 Male ■Men Only ■1 Female ■Women Only ■Students □Families □Elderly ■Couples ■Office Workers Age Range: ■10-20s ■30-50s ■60s and above Remarks: □Private Room □Scenic View ■Power Outlets ■WiFi □Lines □Reservations Recommended ■Close to Station □Instagrammable ■Quiet ■Long Stay Allowed ■Fun ■Hidden Gem *Please note that the information is based on the visit at that time, so please be aware. *Some sentences may be altered due to quoting from a blog article with photos. Thank you for your understanding.

The line at the intended shop is long... Maybe I should go somewhere else. Something light will do. Found a shop that sells egg sandwiches. They also have red bean butter sandwiches - cute! Upon entering, it's a simple and cute café. First, I placed my order at the counter. You can get a half-half sandwich, so I ordered a half of an egg sandwich and a half of a red bean butter sandwich. Also, since it seems like a coffee shop, I ordered a café au lait. When you order a drink, you get 50 yen off the set with a half sandwich, so the total was 1100 yen. After a short wait, my order was ready, so I went to get my tray. They gave me cookies as a bonus for their 2nd anniversary! Back at my seat, I started with the egg sandwich. It was quite ordinary, nothing special. Next, I tried the red bean butter sandwich. It had a mound of red bean paste on top of the bread, with whipped cream and butter underneath. The red bean paste was sticky and slightly sweet, despite being described as not too sweet. The café au lait was just okay for me, as I'm not very familiar with coffee flavors. They gave me syrup on the side, which had a slightly different taste - maybe agave syrup? It was not too sweet. Most seats had electrical outlets, making it a good place to relax, work, and charge your devices. Thank you for the meal.

This is a coffee and egg sandwich shop where you can eat in, but I ordered takeout. The half egg sandwich had a slightly crispy bread with a soft egg filling that seemed like it could spill out, but was held in place by the bread. It was delicious! (#^.^#)

They use ceramic filters for their coffee, resulting in a smooth and delicious taste. The baristas are skilled and the coffee is very easy to drink. They also offer half-sized items like egg sandwiches, which are all delicious for lunch or snacks. They have a takeout window as well, making it a great option for gifts. The attention to detail in the shop shows a feminine touch, making it a beautiful and lovely place. Highly recommend this shop!

A coffee and egg sandwich shop!? The name of the shop is intriguing. I visited during snack time. It is located near the entrance of the Hanshin Expressway Yotsubashi, along the east side road from Yotsubashi-suji. I ordered a half egg sandwich for 350 yen and a cafe au lait for 400 yen for a light lunch. You order and pay at the register first. The sandwich is made with high-quality bread without emulsifiers, preservatives, or additives. The eggs are rich eggs from Kyoto Tanba. The mayonnaise is made with whole eggs without chemical seasonings. The cafe au lait was deliciously mellow. The egg sandwich was tasty, but it felt like it was missing a little something to make it really special. A college-aged guy was studying with his laptop using the wifi while enjoying coffee and an egg sandwich.

A new café and egg sandwich shop has opened slightly off the main street. I ordered a hot coffee and an egg sandwich. The coffee took a bit of time because it was freshly brewed after ordering. The egg sandwich was delicious with rich egg, tasty bread, and a satisfyingly large boiled egg. Unlike other places that include omelette, this shop offers a classic egg sandwich which I personally prefer. The coffee, though dark roasted, was not bitter and had a nice richness to it. They even offered a sample of a marmalade sandwich, which was also delicious with chewy bread and tasty marmalade. The shop is bright, clean, and accepts various electronic payment methods. They also offer takeout, which would make for a great souvenir.

I visited a coffee shop in Kitahorie and had their coffee and egg sandwich for brunch. The fluffy toast with egg mayo was delicious and melted in my mouth. The coffee was also authentic and smooth. They have their own Wi-Fi which made my visit comfortable.

It's a simple yet stylish and clean shop. The egg sandwich with roughly mashed boiled eggs and mayonnaise goes well with the bread and is delicious. Along with coffee, it was a comforting space. The red bean butter sandwich also looks delicious.

It was a small and cute shop. The egg sandwich was very delicious. I would like to visit again when I go to Osaka.