There is a café located right near Temmabashi Station. Many cafés around this area allow smoking or have smoking and non-smoking sections, so you need to be careful when entering. However, this café has a long and narrow layout, with non-smoking tables in the front and smoking tables in the back. It's a wonderful setup! The hot coffee for 450 yen is a nice way to refresh after eating at Yoshinoya (lol). Let's do our best today as well! ✨✨

Weekend is a day off for some people, but for me, it's the beginning of the week. I have tomorrow and the day after off, so it's like a weekend for me \(//∇//\). I worked a day shift and now I have an evening shift (ㆀ˘･з･˘). I finished dinner at home because I got off work early. I was bored at home, so I decided to head to Temmabashi Station. I bought a toy-like kickboard on Yahoo Auctions \(//∇//\). Why? Because it takes me 15 minutes to walk from Fukae Bridge, the nearest station to my office. This time is quite a waste (ㆀ˘･з･˘). I bought a folding bike before, but it's too heavy and sitting in the closet. Anyway, back to the shop I visited (laughs). I went to Coffee KAN Temmabashi, located along Tosabori Street near Temmabashi Station, with my kickboard. They kindly welcomed me without any complaints (o^^o). This shop has a non-smoking area at the front and a smoking area at the back, a smoker's oasis \(//∇//\). I have visited this shop a few times before writing a review on Tabelog (^｡^). I ordered a Blend Coffee instead of Brazil Santo Antonio... because it costs 640 yen? That's the price of a lunch meal (・Д・). You can eat a Gyudon for 400 yen, right? Soon, the Blend Coffee arrived. The taste... it's a refreshing coffee without any acidity. They seem to be looking for franchisees, but they can't beat Komeda Coffee \(//∇//\). Well, off to my evening shift! Thank you for the meal.

[Visit on November 22, 2019] - Traditional Hotcakes (2 pieces): 500 yen - Charcoal Coffee: 480 yen - Mocha Frosty: 580 yen - Chocolano: 520 yen - Fruit Milk Mix: 480 yen Coffee Kan Temmabashi Store (Traditional Hotcakes, Charcoal Coffee) Phone: 06-6941-7587 2-15 Temmabashi Kyomachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A270104/27037306/

I went.

Scrambled eggs (^｡^) toast set is 530 yen including tax. They also offer an iced coffee set where you can enjoy a second cup for half price, costing 510 yen. It seems like a response to the nearby Starbucks. The scrambled eggs with a touch of ketchup were light and delicious, complementing the fluffy toast. The canned charcoal-grilled coffee had a smoky flavor, but not too overpowering. The entrance of the cafe is non-smoking, and the staff, especially the kind female server, made the experience pleasant. Thank you for visiting and reading. Thank you!

I arrived a little too early for the usual Tenma Bridge event, so I had to kill some time. I found a classical kitchen store with a nostalgic Showa era atmosphere! There was a chubby Nathan who seemed to enjoy small meals, but I ordered a special coffee. Unfortunately, they were out of beans, so I switched to Guatemala. Nathan graciously ground the beans for me. Soon enough, my cup arrived! It had a fruity aroma, a slightly strong acidity, and a hint of bitterness. A well-balanced coffee! Now, it's time to head out. I wish there were more completely smoke-free kitchen stores like this one.

One of the Coffee Kan coffee shop chain stores in Osaka City, located near Keihan Electric Railway Temmabashi Station. Although it doesn't look very spacious from the entrance, it has a decent number of seats. The store is open from 8:00 to 23:00. The Mix Sandwich is one of the sandwiches offered at this store. It consists of ham, tomato, egg salad, and lettuce sandwiched between toasted bread. It is a sandwich with a generous amount of both meat and vegetables. Be careful when picking it up as the egg salad may spill out from the sides. It makes you wonder how they managed to cut it into thirds.

It had been a while since I visited Tenma Bridge. I bought some cheese, had a meal, and felt satisfied. I still had some time left, so I decided to go to Coffee House. It's conveniently located near the station, so I could stay until the last minute. Unfortunately, they don't accept my Precious Card here, even though I still have a lot of charge left. When I sat down, I saw the morning menu. It made me realize that I need to prepare for tomorrow morning. The morning set for 500 yen seemed a bit expensive to me. I came here for coffee, but ended up ordering a Coffee Symphony, which is a coffee jelly parfait. It was described as charcoal-roasted coffee, so I expected it to be a bit bitter, but it wasn't as strong as I thought. I remember having a similar dessert over 20 years ago, with a larger coffee jelly and a more pronounced bitterness, which I enjoyed more. My friend, on the other hand, opted for a smoothie instead of coffee. Maybe she was influenced by me? I was in the mood for more coffee, but it was getting expensive, and it was almost time to head back home, so I decided to resist the temptation.