I tried the limited-time Lemon Cream Donut for ¥500 and also got a Cold Brew (served in a bottle) for ¥700. The Lemon Cream Donut had a lemon-flavored sugar glaze on top, and as soon as I took a bite, the lemon aroma spread. The donut dough was not too dense and had a light, fluffy texture, which I prefer over overly packed donuts. However, it was a bit dry, which was a little disappointing. The cream had a strong lemon flavor and was delicious, but I wish there was more of it. The coffee was served in a bottle for an additional ¥100, and it was refreshing and easy to drink.

I encountered a young couple happily taking photos in front of the store. Intrigued, I approached them and asked, "Is this shop famous?" They replied, "It's famous on Wed." The couple directed me to the terrace seating outside. The shop had limited indoor seating, so takeout seemed to be the norm. I ordered at the counter without knowing the menu, opting for a donut and a café latte. The donut looked ordinary but tasted extraordinary - not too sweet, with a great texture and a nice touch of nuts. The café latte was rich in coffee flavor, balanced by the creamy milk. Overall, the taste was excellent, despite the shop not looking particularly fancy. Delicious indeed.

THE coffee time 2-14-7 Tsukamoto, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Weekdays 8:00-21:00, Weekends 8:00-18:00 5 minutes walk from Tsukamoto Station ⭐️Vanilla Cream Set 1,100 yen ⭐️Lamington Set 1,000 yen ⭐️Blueberry Muffin 350 yen ⭐️Gingerbread Cookie 200 yen Ordered coffee plum soda, milk brew, and chestnut drink. The vanilla cream set had fluffy dough with plenty of cream and cute cup designs. The gingerbread cookie was also cute, so I bought it too. I was planning to take out some donuts, but unfortunately they were sold out.

It's relatively close to my neighborhood, so I've been wanting to visit someday. I had some errands in this area, so I stopped by. I got a muffin and a cookie to go. Both were very delicious. I would like to dine in next time.

I usually get takeout, but this time I decided to dine in after a long time. I ordered a cafe latte and an Austrian traditional dessert called Lamington. The cafe latte had a lot of milk but I could still taste the depth and acidity of the coffee. The Lamington was a chocolate cake with raspberry jam in the middle, coated with coconut on the outside. It was just the right size for a sweet treat, unlike donuts which can make you feel too full. Thank you for the meal.

Osaka Tsukamoto [TheCoffeeTimeHome]..☑︎ Iced Coffee ☑︎ Whipped Cream Donut + Ginger Man Cookie.. The combination of carefully brewed coffee and fluffy donuts was unbeatable (๑´ڡ`๑).. Adding a playful ginger man cookie made it even cuter˚✧.. The donut was filled with plenty of whipped cream, making it very satisfying◎.. When I visited in the afternoon, the lemon cream donut was sold out, so I'll have to try it next time˚✧

Near Tsukamoto Station, there is a stylish coffee stand that serves refreshing and fruity iced coffee for ¥600. They provide information about the unique characteristics of the beans on trendy paper, which is a nice touch. I heard about coffee subscription services, and I wish there were more shops like this in the neighborhood.

The shop was small but had a variety of items for sale, making it enjoyable to look around. There were only a few seats, so it seems more like a takeout place. I tried the nut tart, which was rare and surprisingly delicious with the nutty flavor and caramel sweetness. The cappuccino was easy to drink and nothing particularly special. They had a variety of coffee options, so you could enjoy different types of coffee depending on your mood.

Visited before 2 pm on Saturday. There were 2 groups of customers already. Ordered and paid at the counter upon entering, then chose an available seat. The system is to pick up the ordered items at the counter when called, and return to the counter after finishing eating. The main purpose this time was the weekend-only donuts. Luckily, two types were available, so I ordered both. I also ordered a hot matcha latte. - Strawberry cream donut (600 yen) - Custard cream donut (400 yen) Both are weekend-only items, and the strawberry cream is limited edition. The store only bakes a small amount to avoid overcrowding, so they announce when they are ready on their Instagram story. The donuts have a fluffy texture with plenty of sugar on top, and the cream inside is packed full. It's recommended to take a big bite, even if it gets messy around your mouth! - Matcha latte HOT (550 yen) I saw someone drinking it on Instagram, so I wanted to order it, but it wasn't on the menu. When I asked, the staff kindly said they could make it for me. They even served it in a special mug with their logo. It was not too sweet or bitter, just the right balance and very delicious. It's hard to come across these donuts, so I was happy to try both types this time. I would like to visit this place again.

After eating ramen, I wandered around looking for coffee. The shop had a stylish exterior and was greeted by a young female staff member. Most people were getting takeout while I was there. They would order food, take pictures inside the shop, and then leave with their orders. It seemed like the kind of place you'd want to post about on Instagram. The iced cafe latte I had was delicious with a strong, authentic bitterness. The shop was packed with about 7-8 people sitting inside. There were also chairs outside for about 5-6 people. It seems like the takeout business is really picking up.

Tsukamoto is becoming a lively and vibrant town! There are wonderful cafes opening up and many interesting shops to explore, I would love to take my time and visit them all. I believe this cafe was one of the pioneers in the area - THEcoffeetime. It's located about a 5-minute walk from JR Tsukamoto Station near Hankyu Oasis. I visited after a long time and was eagerly waiting for its reopening. The interior has been reduced in size, but they have added more terrace seats. The cafe is now promoting takeout, which seems like a good idea in these times. I also got a takeout of cafe latte and cream donut. The coffee was served in a lovely cup, and the donut had a fluffy texture and a refreshing lemon cream. It's a bit tricky to eat without getting sugar around your mouth, but it was enjoyable at home. Starting from July, the donuts will be available only on weekends, so I'll make sure to visit again. Thank you for the meal, THEcoffeetime!

THE coffee time 2-14-7 Tsukamoto, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 5 minutes walk from Tsukamoto Station ⚠️Closed on irregular days (please check the website for details) This time, I ordered: - Whipped Cream Strawberry Donut (450 yen) - Flat White (500 yen) Operating hours: 【Mon-Fri】8:00-21:00 【Sat-Sun】8:00-18:00 After having ramen, I felt like having something sweet, so I went to THE coffee time with Kansai Ramen King @kansai_ramen. 【Whipped Cream Strawberry Donut】 A fluffy donut with a mild sweetness. The cream and the slightly tangy strawberries complement each other well! 【Flat White】 A well-balanced mix of flavors - bitterness and acidity. Enjoyed a Flat White to finish off the day! #thecoffeetime #donuts #Tsukamoto #TsukamotoGourmet #TsukamotoCafe #TsukamotoLunch #Osaka #OsakaGourmet #OsakaCafe #ConnectWithCafeLovers #ConnectWithFoodies

I rode my bike for 13 kilometers and took a little break. I ordered a soy latte and enjoyed it on the outdoor terrace! It was delicious! The taste of soy milk was distinct and rich in flavor. The second picture shows me taking a sip eagerly because I couldn't wait to drink it.

A stylish café located a little away from Tsukamoto Station. I was looking forward to the weekend limited cream donuts, but found out they are only available from 12:00 onwards. The owner, a cheerful man, greeted me warmly and mentioned that I could take photos inside the café with permission obtained through their office (Yoshimoto). As I wouldn't make it in time for the train, I settled for a café latte. I wanted to enjoy it slowly in a cup, but I was drawn to the retro cute packaging, so I finished it on my way to the station. Next time, I will definitely try the cream donuts inside the café!

I had been curious about the shop that I have been relying on, as I always see their sticker whenever I visit. Finally, I had some free time the other day and decided to drop by. "TheCoffeeTimeHome" is located a bit away from Tsukamoto Station. I had been looking forward to visiting this shop someday, as I have some connections with other shops I have visited for interviews. The shop uses a cool hand drip kettle, and I heard that they also make delicious donuts. I ordered drip coffee and donuts. They have also opened a shop in Horie, and the shop that used to be in Tsukamoto is currently closed, with only HOME and the online shop still operating. Due to the impact of the coronavirus, WEST is closed, and HOME is only offering takeout and UberEats delivery. When things go back to normal and we can go out freely again, I recommend checking out this place.

I visited wanting to eat the weekend-only tart. I arrived around 12:30 and was able to find a seat easily despite it being close to the end of the year. It seems that drinks are ordered separately. The tart and parfait I ordered were delicious, albeit a bit pricey. If the prices were a bit lower, I would want to visit this place more often.

I finally went to Coffee Time, a place I've been wanting to visit for years! Yesterday, I went to Tsukamoto Station to see the Yodogawa Fireworks Festival. I actually planned to go yesterday, but I got too full, so I asked my husband to take me today. For breakfast, we had shaved ice - an interesting choice. We ordered two types of shaved ice: coffee jelly milk and honey lemon. Each of us got one, and we had coffee as our drink. We decided to share, but I preferred the honey lemon one, while my husband liked the coffee one. Both were delicious, but at 1,200 yen including drinks, it's not very budget-friendly (lol). However, the pancakes and taco rice looked so good that I might come back for more! It was a fulfilling experience, and I'm glad my wish came true ❤️

I went to several places in search of shaved ice, and ended up here. Unfortunately, this place was a total disappointment. First of all, they had a system where you had to order a shaved ice with a forced drink set for 1200 yen. In recent years, the quality of shaved ice has improved significantly, and if it matches the price, I have no complaints. However, this shaved ice had a lemon slice stuck on top, which fell off as soon as I tried to eat it. The taste was bland and the overall quality was amateurish at best. I left the restaurant early, leaving most of it uneaten. I don't like to write negative reviews, but the balance between the low quality and high price was quite rare.

During a hot day, I took a break and visited the cafe. I wanted to try the coffee jelly listed on the menu, but unfortunately it wasn't available yet. I was disappointed. I ordered cheesecake and iced cafe latte instead. The coffee was refreshing and easy to drink. The cheesecake was not too heavy and paired well with the coffee. Thank you for the meal.

While walking around the neighborhood after shopping, I stumbled upon a sign in front of the most fashionable coffee shop in the area that said "Shaved Ice Available". The cute shaved ice illustration got me in the mood for it, so I changed my plans to buy ice cream at the convenience store and decided to go to the shop instead. I entered the shop around 3:30 PM. The shop is located on the east side of Tsukamoto Station, near Yodogawa Street. It used to be a Western-style restaurant a few years ago, but it had turned into a coffee shop while I was in Tokyo. The interior of the shop has table seating and counter seating facing the window. It is non-smoking inside, but there is a terrace seating area outside for those who want to smoke. The shaved ice menu includes Coffee Jelly Milk and Honey Lemon, both priced at 1,200 yen each including tax with a drink set. Both use homemade syrup, and although I was torn, I decided to go with the Coffee Jelly Milk. The set drink options include coffee (Iced/Hot), tea (Iced/Hot), and orange juice, with an additional 50 yen for a latte. I ordered a hot latte to warm up my body after eating the shaved ice. I received the latte first, which was a failed strategy. The shop mainly attracts a younger crowd, as there are many old-fashioned cafes in Tsukamoto where older people tend to go. I'm not very knowledgeable about coffee, but the shaved ice was surprisingly generous in portion, and I ended up skipping dinner as a result. I'll have to try the Honey Lemon next time. Thank you for the meal. Shaved Ice - Coffee Jelly Milk (1,250 yen with drink set): A glass filled with a mound of shaved ice topped with a cocoa-like sauce. As you eat, you'll find coffee jelly and vanilla ice cream inside! It was quite a filling portion, but delicious. Cafe Latte - Hot: Despite not ordering it, there was latte art! It was the fanciest drink I've ever had. The latte was quite milky and strong. I wish they had brought it after the shaved ice instead.