There are not enough seats and it's hard to find a place to sit. The replenishment and cleaning are not keeping up at all. It's clearly understaffed, but it's free so there's no other choice. There were many different kinds of pastries from Oriental Bakery, but they quickly ran out so I couldn't eat much.

On my business trip to Osaka, I stayed at Toyoko Inn Temmabashi Otemae this time. They had their usual breakfast buffet with a slightly different selection of dishes. The rice in onigiri form was easy to eat and just the right size. The miso soup with bean sprouts as an ingredient was a first for me. I was surprised to find oden among the side dishes. Although I couldn't find any mustard, it was delicious and the unique offerings were great.

The hotel is located within a 10-minute walk from Temmabashi Station on the Osaka Municipal Subway and Temmabashi Station on the Keihan Line. It is within walking distance of the Osaka Prefectural Government Office and Osaka Castle. I had a complimentary breakfast. The breakfast was just the right amount for me as I don't eat a lot in the morning. There were four types of rice balls available. The potato salad and konjac main dish were also delicious. Additionally, the coffee at Toyoko Inn is good. The surrounding area is a central urban area with government offices, office buildings, and many residential buildings. There are plenty of dining options within walking distance at night. I enjoyed the complimentary breakfast.