The café at Kyobashi Station is mainly focused on bread. The interior is clean and the layout is solo-friendly. The salt bread is simple and delicious, with many other types available such as croissants. There is also an oven to warm up the bread, making it very convenient to use.

Located in front of the 1st floor ticket gate of Keihan Kyobashi Station. I mainly use the takeout service for bread, but eating in for bread and light meals is also possible. - Carbo Pan: A soft bread with creamy egg, bacon, white sauce, and black pepper in the center. A large and satisfying bread. - Black Tea Croissant: There are plain and black tea flavors available, but during my visit in the evening, I only saw the black tea flavor. A flavorful croissant that would appeal to black tea lovers. - Ebi Katsu Sandwich: A sandwich with shrimp katsu inside a coppe pan. There are various sandwiches using coppe pan and focaccia at the Delicafe, so you may be overwhelmed by the choices at different times. I also bought salt bread, egg donuts, and croissants for my family, and they all said it was delicious.

Located right next to Kyobashi Station, this is a chain cafe that also offers bread. The set menu includes 2 pieces of bread, salad, and a drink for an additional 190 yen. The bread itself is affordable and delicious. **Shop** The cafe is conveniently situated between JR Loop Line and Keihan Line, making it a prime location for commuters. Despite the bustling atmosphere of people transferring trains, it is not too crowded on busy weekday mornings. Customers start trickling in around 7:30 am. **Menu** The coffee is priced at 370 yen, which feels reasonable considering the location. The morning set comes with salad and the option to add a drink for 90 yen with 1 piece of bread, 190 yen with 2 pieces, and 290 yen with 4 pieces. The individual prices of bread range from 100 to 170 yen, but the set menu offers even better value. **Food** - Blend Coffee (Regular) - 370 yen (as of August 2023) The coffee has a slightly bitter taste with low acidity, which I personally enjoy. It retains its flavor even as it cools. - Morning Set with 2 pieces of bread - Additional 190 yen (as of August 2023) The set includes bread and salad. The chocolate croissant, priced at 170 yen individually, is slightly warm with a rich taste. The chocolate bar inside is thick, and it is topped with syrup (?) and nuts. It seems like an attempt to elevate the flavor compared to Saint Marc Cafe's chocolate croissant. It pairs well with the coffee. - Negima Bread (Green Onion and Chicken) - 170 yen A bread filled with green onions and chicken. The oily texture is delicious. It is soft and almost falls apart when held! It has a chewy texture, and the bread itself is tasty. The salad contains a variety of vegetables, including soybeans. It is not just a quick addition but offers great value. **Final Thoughts** The drink option for an additional 190 yen is a great deal! With coffee priced at 370 yen, it's not too expensive, making it a worthwhile choice. Whether waiting for time or having breakfast, this cafe is a good option. Given the considerable price increase at other fast-food breakfast options, having a proper meal at a cafe like this seems like a good idea. Thank you for the meal.

"Delicafe Kitchen Kyobashi Store" is a cafe located inside JR Osaka Loop Line Kyobashi Station. It is right next to the transfer passage between JR and Keihan lines, with many people passing by in front of the store. However, I was able to find a seat quickly probably because it was a holiday morning with heavy rain. The cafe itself is a typical station cafe, but they have made efforts to increase seating by setting up screens in a spacious interior and placing chairs in a zigzag pattern. This way, chairs are less likely to be bumped into by people walking past. There are various types of bread displayed right near the entrance. They look delicious, but since it was still early for breakfast, I passed on them. I ordered a hot coffee (350 yen) only. The taste and price were decent. This cafe is convenient due to its great location."

Delicafe Kitchen Kyobashi store, located directly connected to JR Kyobashi Station, offers a variety of morning options where you can choose your favorite bread from a selection and there are seats with outlets making it convenient to use even when it's raining. You can enjoy people-watching as you can see the passage for transferring between Keihan and JR. Delicafe Kitchen Kyobashi store, Osaka, Osaka, Miyakojima-ku, Higashinoda-cho 3-2-7

I had a Ice Caramel Milk Tea for ¥460 (tax included) at this cafe. I was debating whether to have something sweet to eat, but I had already had lunch, so I just had the drink. I came to this cafe to study, and they had outlets so I could charge my phone while studying for the IT Passport exam. I sat at a single seat and had a nice view of Keihan Kyobashi Station.

Today I don't have much time, so I decided to eat near the station. I went to a place where about 40% of the seats were filled around 7:35 pm. I ordered a pasta set with Bolognese (although the staff told me it was meat sauce, it turned out to be different, less sweet and more suitable for wine as I saw online). I paid 980 yen with a card and received a buzzer to wait at a table in the back. After about 2 minutes, I was called to pick up my order. To my surprise, it came with a salad and bread, which I didn't really need since I wasn't very hungry. The salad had a tangy dressing that was better than expected, but the bread was cold and not great. The orange juice was also sour and not very good. When I was called again 4 minutes later to pick up my Bolognese, I found it to be a bit bland with water collecting at the bottom. I felt like I would have been fine with just the salad. I'll go prepare breakfast now.

I took a break at a delicatessen where I could watch people coming and going between JR and Keihan Kyobashi stations (actually waiting for a story haha). I couldn't decide what to eat, but I was in the mood for a croissant, so I ordered a croissant and a cafe latte (500 yen) ☆ The seating is a bit cramped, but I was able to enjoy my tea at the counter seat where I could see outside.

Located between Keihan Kyobashi Station and JR Kyobashi Station, there is a bakery called "Delicafe." It is a stylish cafe in JR. It is conveniently located between the ticket gates, making it easy to stop by while transferring trains. I have used this place many times before. This time, on my way from Keihan Kyobashi to JR, I stopped by to buy bread for tomorrow. It seems that the phrase "tomorrow's bread" is commonly used by the people in Kansai. I often say it too, "tomorrow's bread..." The cafe also has a cafe, but I have never used it. I always just buy bread and go home. Usually, I stop by in the evening after coming back from somewhere. This time, it was around 5 o'clock. Maybe because of the New Year, there were fewer options available. Among the limited selection, I chose the Croissant Pizza Toast for 220 yen and the Negi-Ma Bread with Nishikyo Miso for 170 yen. I also picked up a Chocolate Croissant for 170 yen as a snack to eat at home. While paying at the register, I peeked into the small eat-in area in the back, but it didn't seem very spacious. I went home to enjoy the Chocolate Croissant. At first glance, it looks like a regular croissant, but it has a generous amount of chocolate inside, like a chocolate bar. This is great! I prefer it over chocolate cream. I was quite hungry, so I devoured it in no time. The next morning, I had the Negi-Ma Bread with Nishikyo Miso. As the name suggests, it has green onions and chicken on top. It was quite greasy overall. I tried to toast it a bit, but it was still sticky to touch. It was tasty, but not my favorite. I forgot to ask my daughter for her thoughts on the Croissant Pizza Toast she had. I will definitely visit again when I go to Kyobashi. Maybe I will even try the eat-in area next time.

After having a daytime drink in Kyobashi at the end of the year, I was looking for my usual morning bread, but it was already past 8 pm and the Keihan Mall had closed. I was wondering what to do when I found a cafe & bakery in front of the ticket gate, so I decided to go in. There weren't many options, but I had to buy something. I ended up choosing salt bread, croissant, and Danish. The croissant was delicious when lightly toasted in the toaster, with the butter coming out crispy and tasty. The Danish was also crispy and disappeared quickly in my mouth. It was a shop where you could buy bread and eat it inside the store.

Delicafe Kitchen located in front of JR Kyobashi Station!! I had some time to spare before a meeting, so I decided to go in for a coffee v(´▽｀*) There were bread displayed near the entrance, and the counter was on the left side. I also wanted to try the bread, but I had already eaten lunch, so I settled for just coffee (^_^;) I chose a seat on the left side where I could see Keihan Kyobashi Station through the glass. I enjoyed watching people passing by through the glass (￣ー￣)ノ They have power outlets and USB ports, which is convenient for digital nomads to charge their laptops or smartphones (　´∀｀)b☆ The blend coffee (regular size) costs 350 yen. The coffee had a nice flavor and the right amount of serving (　´∀｀)b It was a pleasant experience! (*´∀人)

On a regular weekday around 13:00, it was not crowded. The shop is located right in front of the JR Kyobashi Station ticket gate, which is very convenient. The interior of the shop is spacious with plenty of seats at the counter and tables. The tables are a bit narrow, but for this price range, it's typical for a cafe. There are power outlets available, which is convenient. They have a decent variety of bread, and you can use the toaster to warm them up yourself. It is self-service. I had the Croissant Pizza Toast for 220 yen, which I would rate 3.0 out of 5. I felt that the combination of croissant and pizza sauce didn't quite work well together. The iced tea was average. It's a nice spot to take a break and relax while looking out the window facing the aisle. Thank you for the meal.

Lunch time is only 15 minutes! Just got off at Kyobashi station and found "Delicafe Kitchen" right away, there's no other choice! The cashier lady is very kind and polite, which makes me happy. - Pizza Croissant (tax included 220 yen): Spread out the croissant, pizza-style with cheese, sausage, and green pepper! It would be even more delicious if warmed up. - Fried Dashi Rolled Sandwich (tax included 220 yen): It's really a rolled omelet fried and sandwiched. It's heartwarming and delicious! It's a very convenient shop where you can eat in.

- Strawberry Cream Croissant ¥330 - Crispy Cruller Donut ¥160 - Chocolate Croissant ¥130 - Ice Caramel Milk Tea ¥410 I hadn't thought about where to have lunch on my way back from work on a holiday, so I ended up here, a place where I can also study. I've used the Deli Cafe near Umeda Station many times, but this is my first time at the one in Kyobashi! The view from here is great, with a clear view between Kyobashi and JR stations. You can even see people studying or working, which is quite interesting (lol). Surprisingly, it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to relax even on the weekend! It's convenient for solo cafe use! The croissant with a big strawberry on top was delicious, with plenty of cream and a sweet taste. The Crispy Cruller Donut looks best when eaten fresh out of the fryer! There were many different types of bread to choose from, so I had a hard time deciding.

I'm in Osaka. In Osaka, there is a cafe in front of the ticket gate at JR Kyobashi Station. It's been a while since I came to Kyobashi Station. I was surprised to see that the JR station looked quite clean! And there was a new cafe here. So, I decided to check it out right away. When I entered the store, there was a bakery in the front and an eat-in space in the back. I picked out various bread on a tray. They were not bad, but I'm not sure if I would buy them again. It was not really to my taste. The prices were not high, but I felt they were somewhat average.

I was curious about a stylish cafe in front of JR Kyobashi Station, so I decided to check it out. There were rows of delicious-looking bread lined up. I wanted to try them all. I spent a relaxing bread time in the spacious eat-in space. The next day, I went in search of the strawberry mille-feuille that caught my eye. It was a delicious treat with a fluffy texture. Thank you for the meal.

Next to the ticket counter at JR Kyobashi Station!! A "Bread Cafe" has opened in a very VIP location!! It seems like a popular bakery, right? The variety of bread doesn't seem to be that extensive! I bought the Cheese Curry Frank for 300 yen. It's a substantial meal. You can see how big the sausage is! The curry has finely chopped vegetables in it. It's not very spicy, maybe a 0.5? Also, the bread dough is super chewy! It's not quite like mochi though. As the name suggests, there is a cozy eat-in space at the Bread Cafe. I enjoyed it very much! Thank you for the meal!

I have been waiting for this day for so long. Finally, the restaurant has opened, so I will report on it right away. Before attending the medical office training, I had a light meal. Purchase items: Cheese curry flan, chocolate croissant, ice tea. The bread was delicious, but not only that, the atmosphere was great with "Free kitchen tour" and "Charging station available". I want to use this shop regularly.

Morning visit. Just right for a busy morning.

When I arrived at JR Kyobashi Station, there was an announcement of delay on the Keihan Main Line due to a human accident. I checked the Keihan website and found out that the train had stopped about 30 minutes ago and was expected to resume in another 30 minutes. This is the second time this year that there has been a significant delay on the Keihan line during this time period. I was hoping they would make an announcement for passengers to transfer at Osaka to Sakuranomiya, but it seems unlikely since it's a different company. Since I couldn't catch a taxi afterwards, I decided to go back home and take care of paying rent and other expenses. I had lunch by the window where I could see the Keihan situation. I ordered a pasta set with a choice of drink, pasta, bread, and salad. I chose carbonara and iced coffee. You can also add extra bread, so I got a curry bread. The carbonara had an egg yolk and powdered cheese on top, which you mix in. It had large slices of bacon as toppings. I felt like it needed more cheese, so I wished they had offered grated cheese like Kraft. The set came with two pieces of focaccia as additional bread, and the curry bread was crispy on the outside with a sweet and spicy curry filling. I wish they had warmed it up since I was eating in the restaurant. It's something even convenience stores like Seven-Eleven do. After finishing my meal, I left the restaurant and took a taxi back home since the train delay was extended.