I had heard rumors, but it's true. It's so cool. It feels natural and comfortable, just spending a pleasant time. I admire that. I tried the Nepali with hot and iced lattes. It seems to go well with milk, and the richness is strong, making it the best latte I've ever had. I look forward to visiting again and experiencing different things.

A trendy shop in Osaka Shinsaibashi that I definitely wanted to visit when I went to Osaka! The interior of the shop is stylish no matter where you take a photo. The menu is carved out of wood, which is amazing! What I ordered: Drip Coffee (Papua New Guinea). They carefully drip the coffee from their own roasted beans. Delicious coffee in a lovely space - the best! I also bought a shop sticker as a souvenir. I definitely want to go back when I visit Osaka again!

I had some errands in Shinsaibashi and decided to stop by this place on my way back. You can choose beans from various countries and try different types of coffee. I chose Guatemala this time, which was a dark roast but had a smooth and easy-to-drink flavor. The cute cup was also a nice touch, and the interior of the shop had a unique overseas smell and design. They were selling cute stickers, so I bought one as a souvenir on my way out ^^

I discovered this shop two years ago, and every time I come to Shinsaibashi, I make sure to visit! They grind the beans and drip each cup carefully after the order is placed. I recommend trying the almond milk latte made with Papua New Guinea beans. It has an amazing richness and great aroma! Even for takeout, they always do cute latte art when you open the lid. When I brought it as a gift, the recipient was very pleased. Even my coffee connoisseur friends praised the beans here as delicious! The staff may look funky, but they are all kind and wonderful people! Their love for coffee is strong, and their work is truly meticulous, so please take a step inside!

I had been passing by this shop south of Shinsaibashi and was curious about it. I had thought it was a takeout-only shop, but it turns out that people were inside enjoying their coffee slowly. The interior was dimly lit, with lots of stylish goods on display, so it seems like it's not just a coffee shop. I mentioned that I like slightly dark roasts and left it up to them. They carefully dripped each cup, so you can enjoy a fragrant and delicious coffee. They didn't ask if I wanted it iced or hot, but they gave me iced coffee, so it might be determined by the beans they use.

I had been wanting to visit this place for a while. I decided to stop by for a little break. There were a lot of foreign customers, and the atmosphere of the shop was nice. The iced chai was very sweet, with a good amount of spices, and it was incredibly delicious. It was exactly my type of chai. Since I often come to this area, I definitely want to visit again.

I stopped by this coffee stand on my day off because I was curious after listening to FM802. As the name suggests, it is a coffee stand, but you can also drink inside the shop. There are various types of coffee beans, and the menu describes the taste characteristics in detail. I chose Ethiopian beans. It was deliciously brewed, and I appreciated the thick cup. I highly recommend it to coffee lovers.

When you walk out of Shinsaibashi Station towards Yotsuya Bridge, you will find a charming coffee shop that I have been wanting to visit for a while. The owner, who has traveled the world, carefully brews each cup of coffee using beans that they have personally selected during their travels. The coffee in this trendy and exotic space is quite different from the usual, making it a truly exciting experience. I noticed that they also sell beans online, so I look forward to purchasing some on my next visit.

The interior of the shop has a lot of attention to detail in its decorations. They serve straight black coffee and you can choose the origin of the beans. The cafe latte was really delicious. The shop is not very spacious, but if you can sit at the back table, you can relax and enjoy your time.

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