I was lucky to be able to try this set. The bread was soft and fluffy. When I consulted with other BBA about the last-minute cancellation incident, they said that it takes courage to invite someone, so it's better not to tease. Hmm, canceling on the day of the event leaves a bad impression, especially if it's due to feeling unwell... it feels like being taken advantage of. Canceling on the day of the event was a hassle.

Today, the chicken sandwich for 400 yen comes with coffee or tea, which is a good deal. The bread of the sandwich has a slightly chewy texture. Regarding the previous conversation about meeting up, it turned out to be a joke, and I was asked if I wanted to go for a meal. I was preparing for it but got cancelled last minute on the day of the meeting, which made me wonder when was the last time I got stood up by someone. It's hard to remember... When asked if I wanted to go for a meal during the upcoming holidays, it felt like I was being lured in. Maybe I should have declined and waited to see their response instead? It might sound like making excuses, but every time the deadline approached, I felt annoyed and thought it was troublesome. It seemed like they were only interested in the coffee at first. The person I mentioned before, who loves ramen, is different from this person. Well, since February, I haven't had any luck with meeting up with decent people. Tears.

I chose the 400 yen chicken sandwich. It came with coffee or tea. It was okay. The coffee costs 290 yen, so it's basically 100 yen. Also, I recently joined a community and luckily got asked out for a meal by someone I like. Is this a trap? We're still deciding where to go. I have no plans for the 10-day holiday, and suddenly got a message from them on LINE. We're enjoying the conversation for now. Just keep in mind that plans might change last minute, so it's good to have a backup option in case they cancel.

This time, I visited Sanmaru Cafe and had a blend coffee and a chocolate croissant. The acidity of the coffee and the sweetness of the chocolate were irresistible. It's a classic combination for me.

It's a slightly late morning and I feel like having coffee instead of morning udon. I decided to come to this spacious cafe with both table and counter seats available. I ordered the Morning Coffee Set with French toast and a hot blend coffee. The French toast was filling and slightly sweet, which paired well with the coffee. I enjoyed watching people coming and going from the Nishitetsu station while feeling like a part of that bustling atmosphere. It was a leisurely breakfast. Thank you for the meal~

I arrived in Tenjin about 30 minutes earlier than my appointment at 9 am, so I had some time to kill. I hadn't had coffee at home, so I decided to have an iced coffee. You can enjoy the view of Tenjin Station concourse from this café, just like you can from the café across the street. It's fun to watch the office workers walking quickly to the station from above. The café wasn't too busy at that time, so I was able to enjoy my iced coffee in a relaxed atmosphere.

I strolled around the renovated Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station and decided to stop by Solariastage. It had been a long time since I last visited, and I was surprised to see that a Sanmaru Cafe had opened up! I couldn't remember if it had been there before, but I was drawn to the menu board displaying various types of parfaits. I chose the Chocolate Banana Parfait, which was simple with soft serve ice cream, bananas, and cornflakes. I prefer parfaits without too many unnecessary ingredients, so it was perfect for me! If it had chocolate ice cream, I would have been even happier. I enjoyed the delicious parfait while gazing at the newly renovated station from a window seat. Sanmaru Cafe Fukuoka Tenjin Station Store is located at Solariastage 3F, 2-11-3 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City.

The rescue set costs 390 yen and is a pleasant surprise once opened. It contained three pieces of bread from the morning set. The bread dough is a simple soft and fluffy type that even children can easily eat.

I stopped by because I had some time to spare before catching the train. The iced tea was a bit bitter but had a generous amount. The place was spacious, with calming lighting, and quiet - it was nice! It was Saturday night at 8 o'clock, and it was empty.

The restaurant is conveniently located near the station, spacious, and easy to use. The food was delicious.

Sanmaruku Cafe Tenjin Station chain store coffee shop reviewer is back with a laugh. There are no power outlets, tears. Also, there is no small size iced coffee, tears.

I will only upload photos. It's a shame that I can't find an outlet... Hot coffee for 290 yen.

I visited here on the M3 floor of Nishitetsu Tenjin Station. There are plenty of seats available.

There are plenty of seats like sofa seats and counter seats, so you can relax and take your time. ( ¨̮ ) ===========

I visited the San Marco Cafe Fukuoka Tenjin Station store located in the Solaria Stage in Fukuoka Tenjin. It is situated on the 3rd floor, between the floors of the Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station and the Nishitetsu Tenjin Express Bus Terminal. The long and narrow interior of the cafe has a good number of seats, allowing for a relatively relaxed atmosphere compared to other cafes in the bustling station. It is conveniently connected to Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station and the express bus terminal with just one escalator, making access extremely convenient. I quite enjoy the coffee from this chain, and it tastes even better when paired with a chocolate croissant. Overall rating: ★3.6 Taste: ★3.6 Service: ★3.5 Vibe: ★3.6 Cost Performance: ★3.8 Access: ★4.0 Approximately 1 minute walk to Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station Approximately 2 minutes walk to Nishitetsu Tenjin Express Bus Terminal Approximately 5 minutes walk from Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line Tenjin Station Customer Satisfaction: 60.6 out of 100 points

Located on the lower floor of the bus center, here is Sanmark (*^^*). It was close to Hina Matsuri, and they had the classic chocolate croissant with a Hinamatsuri collaboration. It also had strawberry-flavored chocolate inside, which was delicious. They also had bagels, bread, and other light snacks available. Many people were reading books or using their smartphones alone, making it an ideal place for those waiting for buses or trains. The surroundings were bustling, but it was a soothing place. It was surprisingly not crowded, which was perfect for us as we were tired from walking. We may casually drop by again. It was cozy and I revisited a few times. The location, cost performance, and atmosphere are all great, so I can't help but keep coming back (*^^*). The pie had a strong cinnamon flavor and was crispy. The coffee jelly had the right amount of sweetness. The strawberry parfait was heavenly. It's not too noisy, so I highly recommend it (*^^*).

For various reasons, I arrived at Fukuoka Tenjin Station around 7:20 AM. Since I had about an hour before work, I decided to visit Sanmark Fukuoka Tenjin Station store, which I couldn't find last time. The biggest feature of this place is its hard-to-find location. If you want to have breakfast, there is only one entrance. It's as difficult to navigate as a dungeon in a role-playing game. First, get off the Nishitetsu train and head towards the north ticket gate. After exiting the rightmost ticket gate, walk about 10 meters and you will see a downward escalator on your right. Ignore that and walk another 10 meters, and you will see an upward escalator on your right this time. The direction makes the wall a blind spot, so if you don't know, you might overlook it. This escalator is the only entrance to Sanmark. Take it down to the 3rd floor, which is also a rare floor, and you will arrive at "Sanmark Cafe Fukuoka Tenjin Station Store." The interior of the store is surprisingly spacious, with about 50 counter seats alone. There are also tables for two, but there are only a few customers. Despite being located in Fukuoka Tenjin, the No.1 location in Kyushu, the fact that there are only 3 reviews on Tabelog confirms the rarity of this store. Of course, as it is Sanmark, they also offer the "Daily Freshly Baked Bread Morning Set (340 yen, sold separately)." The bread on that day was ham and cheese croissant. I decided to try it. When I went to the register, freshly baked breads were being placed on the display one after another. So, I tried the freshly baked ham and cheese croissant. The crispy outer croissant dough had gooey cheese inside. It wasn't outstandingly delicious, but the advantage of being freshly baked was undeniable. I enjoyed it slowly with the set Americano coffee at a table for two. Since this is a self-service store, I returned the tray to the return slot after eating. I was a bit concerned about the bread crumbs scattered on some tables and the counter, but they were left as they were as there were blind spots from the register and no frequent patrols. Well, there were plenty of other empty seats, so if you don't mind, it's okay, I guess? The atmosphere rating would be a relaxed feeling of 3.7 stars minus the bread crumbs of 0.2 stars, so it's about 3.5 stars. I would like to dine in a clean and relaxed restaurant if possible. (laughs) Thank you for the meal.