I passed by around 10 a.m. and decided to go in. The interior of the shop is small, but at that time there were hardly any customers, so it was comfortable. It seemed to be a non-smoking area as I didn't see anyone smoking at that time, which was good. I had a hojicha iced latte, which was delicious. It was already sweetened, which was nice.

Sanmark in the basement of OME Building in Temmabashi! The sandwich for 350 yen goes really well with a light coffee~(*≧∀≦*)!! I saw some reviews mentioning that the smoking area is not properly separated, so I probably won't dine in here (*´Д｀*). But this sandwich was really delicious! The basil chicken had shiso leaves in it! Thank you for the meal♫

After finishing my early morning training, I had breakfast. Rakuten gave me a coupon for chocolate croissants, so I came here. It's high in calories, but I can only eat it at times like this. Drinking parties are being refrained due to COVID-19. I can't go to the restaurants I want to. It's tough. I hope it will be over soon.

Located a 1-minute walk from Temmabashi Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line, on the 2nd basement floor of the Temmabashi OMM Building. Here, I took a little break and had a coffee break. I chose the fluffy sandwich with red bean paste and whipped cream for ¥320, and a blend coffee for ¥210, totaling ¥530. Including tax, it came to ¥583. The fluffy sandwich is relatively new, with a fluffy bread roll sandwiching red bean paste and whipped cream, providing a satisfying bite. However, at ¥353, the cost performance may not be the best.

It is located in the basement of the OMM Building in Osaka Temmabashi. It is directly connected to Osaka Metro Temmabashi Station, making it convenient to access. The space is slightly smaller than other Sanmark cafes. This time, I purchased one chocolate croissant and one white chocolate croissant for takeout after lunch here. Both were delicious.

I visited OMM on the 2nd floor. I arrived at 09:40. The morning set does not seem to be available here. I had the Heart White Choco Cro, which is a pie with crispy crust filled with white chocolate. The pie is shaped like a heart.

Three of us enjoyed a medium-sized coffee (250 yen) and a cafe latte (280 yen) at Sanmaruku. The prices are shown without tax. The medium size was not too big and easy to drink. It was past 9 PM on a weekday, and about 30% of the seats were taken. The atmosphere was somewhat dim, and all the customers were adults, creating a calm and peaceful ambiance. Sanmaruku, located in a building directly connected to Temmabashi Station, is a rare cafe where you can enter even after 9 PM, as most cafes in the area close early.

I ordered a Deni Blanc at San Marco Cafe on the 2nd basement floor of OMM Building. It looks just like my favorite Komeda's Shiro Noir. The warm Danish pastry with plenty of cold soft serve is the same, the only difference is whether it's topped with syrup or caramel sauce. The size is about the same as a mini Shiro Noir. The Deni Blanc feels more elaborate. I have had Shiro Noir a few times before, but this was my first time trying Deni Blanc and it was delicious.

On a Saturday afternoon, I stopped by for a break during shopping. Despite the long line, there was a seat available so I went to pay first. I ordered a sweet sake smoothie (S) for 390 yen, a strawberry banana smoothie (S) for 390 yen, and a warabi mochi parfait for 390 yen. After receiving a waiting card, we waited at our table for 20 minutes... even though it was really crowded, the two staff members seemed overwhelmed. They were also struggling with the glass dishes at the return counter. The sweet sake smoothie was quite sweet and helped me forget the fatigue from walking. I will visit again!

In October 2017, I bought a chocolate croissant from San Marco Cafe located on the second basement floor of Temmabashi OMM Building. This time, they had a Halloween version available. I purchased the following: - Caramel Milk Chocolate Croissant for 180 yen: A limited edition croissant with a sweet caramel flavor and biscuit-like deep taste. - Chocolate Croissant for 170 yen: A popular item at San Marco Cafe, with a crispy croissant dough and a bitter chocolate filling. - Banana Chocolate Croissant for 190 yen: A Halloween limited edition chocolate croissant. I took them home and tried them right away. The croissant dough was crispy and flaky, filled with plenty of chocolate, making it very delicious. I prefer when they don't skimp on the chocolate in pastries like pain au chocolat or chocolate croissants, so I was happy with the generous amount of chocolate in these. Although all three were tasty, the classic chocolate croissant was probably the best. (I like the bitter chocolate flavor.) Thank you for the meal.

The photo is of yuzu tea. It is located very close to the station, inside a business building with comfortable sofa seats where you can relax. It is convenient for taking a break alone. There are power outlets available. The customers are mostly office workers and salarymen. In the evening, there are many people coming after work. It is located near Temmabashi Station, and I visited to take a break due to work. The location is a 5-minute walk from Keihan Temmabashi Station and a 2-minute walk from Subway Temmabashi Station, inside OMM Building on the basement floor. It is a popular place for delicious coffee on Tabelog. The interior is a calm space with comfortable sofa seats. The staff were lovely female employees. I had yuzu tea and the must-try chocolate croissant, which had a classic taste that made me nod in agreement in my mind. I was happy to find power outlets for using my phone or PC, which is convenient for business use.

One day, I felt like having a light snack, so I decided to go to Saint Marc Café. When I entered, I saw a menu item that caught my eye - a chocolate croissant. I couldn't resist ordering it. They warmed it up and brought it to my table. The croissant was hot and crispy, with a drizzle of honey or maple syrup on top. It was delicious. It was a bit difficult to cut with a knife and fork because it was so hot, so I ended up eating it with my hands while smearing soft serve ice cream on it. It was surprisingly large and satisfying to eat.

In Tenma Bridge, inside the OMM Building, there is a Sanmark shop. I bought it as a souvenir. They said that getting 3 Chocolate Milk is a must... 3 Salt Milk and 2 Banana Milk is not good enough. So, I got 3 Chocolate Milk and 2 Salt Milk. It cost 820 yen (including tax). I'm not a big fan of chocolate, but it was quite delicious when it was in the bread. The Salt Milk was really good. It came in a nice box, so I could easily take it home. I wonder how the Banana Milk tastes... Thank you for the meal!

Just a short walk from Temmabashi Station on the Subway Tanimachi Line, I stopped by here for a light lunch. I had a potato butter Danish and a honey milk chocolate croissant, along with a hot coffee set. I settled into my seat and enjoyed the Danish, which was quite tasty. The honey milk chocolate croissant was sweet and paired well with the coffee. Sometimes, a bread lunch is nice too! Overall, it was a satisfying meal. Just a heads up, even though it's a non-smoking area, there was quite a bit of smoke drifting in, so if you're sensitive to smoke, be aware. It can be tough without partitions.

After having lunch in Sannomiya, Kobe City, I headed to a studio in Osaka with some spare time. I decided to take a break and kill time at Sanmark Cafe. I ordered a medium blend hot coffee for 270 yen. The staff seemed a bit mechanical, but they quickly made my coffee after asking about my stamp card. The coffee had a slightly acidic taste, but overall it was decent. The ambiance inside the cafe was a bit dim, which created a calming mood, although it made me feel a bit sleepy. The smoking and non-smoking sections were separated, but there were no partitions, so I could still smell smoke in the non-smoking area. It seemed like there were more smoking seats, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, I had some complaints about the layout of the cafe. Thank you for the meal. Sanmark Cafe Osaka OMM Building Store Osaka City Chuo-ku Otemae 1-7-31 OMM Building B2F 06-6947-7309 Open all year round, following the OMM Building schedule.

Tanimachi Line Temmabashi Station... OMM Building B2... Once again, B2 (^_^;) I sometimes come here before surfacing above ground. The reasons for pit stops are... ① office work ② (-.-;)y-~~~ ③ charging my smartphone. Japan's energy problems are significant, but the issue of charging smartphones while out all day is also quite important (-.-;)y-~~~ When you're out and about exchanging data, your phone battery can run out in no time... (^_^;) And of course, that's when someone decides to call you... (*o☆)ヾ(￣皿￣ﾒ) Oi oi!! San Marco Café, part of the KYK Group, is a curry restaurant... wait, that's San Marco (x_x) ☆＼(￣￣*)ﾊﾞｼｯ Surprisingly, even people from Osaka often confuse San Marco with San Mark (laughs). This place is famous for their chocolate croissants ( ｰ`дｰ´)ｷﾘｯ Adult Cocoa Size S 380 yen (excluding tax) They don't have children's cocoa. The regular cocoa comes with chocolate whip, while the adult cocoa comes with liqueur whip. When you order a hot cocoa, the staff will ask you if you want chocolate (^_^)? or liqueur ♡? So... we adults ( ｰ`дｰ´)ｷﾘｯ should go for the adult cocoa (^_^) The interior is technically designated as smoking and non-smoking, but be warned, it's quite smoky (laughs) If you're a non-smoker, be careful. The seats are comfortable sofa types, so you can relax for a long time (^_^) However, the seats are arranged quite tightly in the small interior (^_^) Well, it's unavoidable given the location. As with all station cafes, it's all about turnover... (^_^;) The adult cocoa with liqueur whip is quite delicious... it's the kind of taste for adults ♡(；◔ิд◔ิ) ﾄﾞｷﾄﾞｷ... If you do office work on the comfortable sofa, you'll get things done quite efficiently. And your phone will be fully charged ("｀д´)ゞ ﾗｼﾞｬ!! Time to resurface above ground =ε=ε=ε=((┌ ＾ω＾)┘ ｼｭﾀﾀﾀ ===========

***【October 2015】*** In the latter half of this year, I have had a lot of training sessions, going out 2-3 times a month. I have always disliked crowds, and when I do go out, I prefer rural areas over urban ones. (laughs) I enjoy seeing countryside landscapes and mountains, so there's really no need for me to go to the city. But when it comes to training, I have no choice. Plus, I need to allow extra time to find the place, so I do have some time to spare for tea. However, the difficult part is that I have no sense of direction at all. In the mornings, I don't even bother looking for a place to go, so I often just walk into the first place I see. This place, too. I knew the name of the restaurant and it was on my way, so I decided to stop by. But, as expected, it was disappointing. I guess it's just the nature of the location. The restaurant was narrow and dark... In the city, this kind of structure and layout is probably the norm. It's difficult to expect what I have in mind in a place like this. Thank you for the meal.

I usually don't come here often, but I stopped by for a little break after walking around the beautiful autumn scenery near the park in Tenma Bridge. When it comes to Saint Marc Cafe, the first thing that comes to mind is their "chocolate croissant"! Even though I was already thinking about biting into a chocolate croissant, for some reason I ended up ordering something different. Almond Sugar Pie: Sliced almonds are sprinkled on top of the pie crust, which is covered in sugar, giving it a sweet and fragrant crispy texture. It was not very filling in terms of portion size. I enjoyed it with a blend of coffee. Overall, I didn't have any particular issues with the cafe, but it was a bit difficult to tell if it was a non-smoking area, and I felt like the lighting inside the cafe was a bit dim. Strangely, it seemed like the seats closer to the aisle were a bit mysterious. Bon appétit.

Located in the basement of Osaka Tenmabashi OMM Building, this shop is perfect for some alone time to think or read after work. One downside is that the smoking area is not well-separated, so cigarette smoke occasionally drifts over. On this day, I went to read a book. They had a new chocolate croissant flavor, so I ordered that along with an iced coffee. The salted milk chocolate croissant was not too sweet and paired perfectly with the croissant dough. It went well with the coffee. The coffee at Saint Marc Cafe is strong, so when I'm feeling tired, I add some simple syrup which enhances the flavor just right. I usually only drink black coffee. It's a quiet and cozy place for reading.