The miso katsu sandwich cost around 1,000 yen and the soy milk... coffee-like... something ticket drink was good. I was able to change the spicy mayo to regular mayo for the miso katsu sandwich, which was delicious with its crispy coating and fluffy bread. The size of the sandwich was funny and I couldn't help but laugh under my mask when it was served. They gave me a fork, but I think biting into it is the right way to eat it.

The location is convenient and I'm using it frequently. This day, before watching a baseball game at Kyocera Dome to see SoftBank Hawks, I stopped by for a quick bite. The place was busy, with a 5-minute wait to be seated at a table for four. I'm alone, so I could have just sat at the counter table. Maybe it's the style of service at Komeda's, or maybe an operational flaw. I ordered the egg toast sandwich. It was filled with plenty of eggs and cabbage, with a hint of custard that made it delicious. The three slices of thinly sliced toast were overflowing with eggs. The toasted bread was soft and crispy, providing a great texture and taste. It was quite filling and satisfying. The iced coffee had a deep flavor and aroma, which was nice. And Komeda's small gesture of providing a bag of nuts with the coffee added a nice touch of snackiness. During my free time, I visited Komeda Coffee nearby.

Yayoi Burger and a casual coffee break. When the server brought it, I almost burst out laughing at its size. This is the Komeda Coffee baptism...! I had heard rumors, but... haha. One burger filled me up completely. The half-cooked egg inside was the best of the best. Great value for the price, delicious taste, and good atmosphere. It was clearly better than when I visited right after opening, making it a comfortable experience.

I went to eat at 3 o'clock snack because the lucky bag ticket is only valid until the end of this month. The portion was incredibly generous and I was surprised! The coppepan was fluffy and the egg was creamy and delicious. I upgraded my blend coffee to a large size for an additional 100 yen. I realized when I used it for breakfast that I need a large size to feel satisfied. I took the picture after taking a sip. It was filled to the brim. There is always a line during events regardless of the time of day.

Located on the first floor inside the AEON mall in front of the Kyocera Dome, near the Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station, is a Komeda Coffee shop. Normally, Komeda shops are standalone buildings, so it's rare to find one in a mall like this. This particular Komeda is very open and spacious, with low barriers allowing you to easily see how crowded it is from outside. As of early February 2023, takeout service is suspended, and the last order is at 8:30 pm. I stopped by for a break and ordered an iced coffee for 500 yen. I love Komeda's iced coffee because it's just the right amount of sweetness for me. You can choose to have it with or without sweetener, and I always go for the sweetened version. The balance is perfect, not too bitter or too sweet. The ice is crushed, which I like. It's easy to finish quickly. Komeda still provides complimentary beans snacks, and there are seats with and without power outlets, so be mindful of that.

This Komeda always seems to be close to full. It's convenient to make a reservation using the touch panel and add them on LINE, as they will contact you even while shopping during the waiting time.

A new store opened at AEON Mall Osaka Dome City. It was crowded. The coffee and cake were okay in taste and cost performance. Keep up the good work without losing to the nearby Starbucks.

The moon-viewing menu at this restaurant is delicious. The sweets are good, but the burgers and sandwiches are also tasty.

Today, my wife and I spent the day wandering around. First, we had breakfast at Komeda. The iced coffee was delicious. The tuna salad, which goes well with bread, was also good.