On this day, I went to this place with my friend on a whim, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was really nice. The food was also very healthy and it was a very calming place. Since it was a weekday, there were not many customers and we were able to enter without waiting and relax. I ordered a plate with choices that day, but I would like to try a different menu next time. It was really great ♡

The café is spacious and relaxing, with a terrace and raised seating areas like a Japanese tea room where you can take off your shoes and unwind. The menu offers a wide variety of options including lunch, drinks, alcohol, and desserts. I felt so relaxed that I could stay there forever! (((^-^)))

It was a regular weekday night, so it was not crowded. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was bright and nice. I liked that I could choose three small dishes and enjoy a variety of flavors. I was able to have a very healthy meal and leave feeling satisfied.

The store is spacious, with terrace seating, creating a beautiful and comfortable atmosphere. Although there were many female customers, as a man, I felt a bit out of place being there alone, but once I focused on the sweets, I didn't really pay attention to my surroundings (lol). I went there wanting to try the strawberry shortcake listed on the menu, but it turned out to be mango shortcake for this season. Despite not being my favorite, I decided to give the mango shortcake a try. Just like the strawberry shortcake, the mango shortcake was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious! It looked great, tasted great, no wonder there were so many female customers there! There are also lunch options available, and although I mainly focused on sweets this time, the healthy dishes on the lunch menu looked appetizing, so I would like to go back for that next time! The prices for each dessert were reasonable, even for a university student like me! The ambiance is nice, but it has a certain atmosphere, so I recommend male customers to go with friends or female companions (lol). It might be hard to understand just from my description of how delicious it was, but I really want you to try it for yourself. The shortcake was served in a transparent cylindrical cup, with layers of cake, cream cheese, and mango juice infused into the dough, creating an exquisite taste. It's only a 5-minute walk from Tennoji Station, making it easily accessible!

I went to have dessert. They have normal chairs, sofa seats, and tatami rooms. I chose the matcha chiffon roll, and it was delicious! The chiffon cake was fluffy, the cream was perfect, and the matcha had a nice balance of bitterness. It was one of the best matcha sweets I've had recently. They have a variety of other sweets, so I want to go back to try more.

On Sunday, I visited this restaurant alone after having a meal at another place. It was past lunchtime, but the restaurant was quite crowded. I made a reservation using the automatic reception machine and waited for about 20 minutes on a chair outside the restaurant. The restaurant used to be a Muji Cafe and then a Suholm Cafe. I sat at a large table, but there were also tatami seats in the back where a few moms with small babies were sitting. The design of the tenant itself is an open area, so it seems like there is no soundproofing equipment, making the restaurant quite noisy with all the chatter. It might be difficult to relax and take it easy in such a lively atmosphere. If you're looking to hang out with friends and chat, this place might be perfect without bothering others. I had an iced coffee and matcha cake.

I was thinking about having tea in Tennoji, and I was recommended this shop, so I made a reservation and visited. I made a reservation for a seat only and went there by phone. Since I had children, I chose a tatami seat. I ordered a seasonal shortcake in a glass (880 yen) with an additional 330 yen for Setouchi lemonade. It arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. The cake is packed in a glass, with whipped cream at the center. I felt like I wanted a little more strawberry. It looks beautiful and cute. Setouchi lemonade has a faint lemon acidity, but it's not too fizzy and easy to drink. I feel that the good thing about this shop is that you can relax in a tatami seat even if you are with children, rather than focusing on sweets.

After returning from the beauty salon, I finally got to try out Yusoshi, which I had been eyeing for a while. Overall, it didn't quite meet my expectations. The spring roll cabbage and the strawberry shortcake in a glass were a bit small in size. I wonder if this type of dessert is trending lately.

The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, perfect for taking it easy. There is a terrace where you can enjoy your meal while feeling the breeze. The price range is around 1250 yen for the cheapest set, which includes your choice of 3 side dishes, miso soup, and rice. The miso soup is a bit strong, but overall the dishes are delicious. The fried chicken in the fried chicken set is really tasty, with a satisfying crispy coating.

I visited the Japanese cafe Yusoshi on the 4th floor of Abeno. I chose the Deli Rice with a selection of seasonal side dishes where you can choose 3 favorites. I opted for black rice and selected the following side dishes: Hiroshima oyster fry with tartar sauce, plump shrimp and broccoli with chili mayonnaise, and plenty of vegetables and beef chapchae. The total cost was 1360 yen. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

This is a shop located on the 4th floor of Ando in Tennoji! The atmosphere looks nice, so it's perfect for a lunch break during work! I was hoping to have a leisurely chat with my work colleagues, and we were able to do so here! Sitting by the window, you can see greenery outside, which is lovely! There are also table seats that feel like home, which looked nice too. There are plenty of dishes to choose from, catering to everyone's preferences, which is great! A truly wonderful restaurant. I ordered the seafood cream croquette for 1300 yen. It's difficult to make cream croquettes at home, so I appreciate having it on the menu! It had a gentle flavor and came with a small side dish, which is good for your health! Everything was delicious! Thank you for the meal! I also received a flyer for a drink deal, so I might have a lunch meeting here next time! There are so many menu options, so I'd like to come back with everyone and take our time!

A 3-minute walk from Kintetsu Abenobashi Station. Located on the 4th floor of Abeno and. Previously, it was opened after Cafe & Meal MUJI and Suholm Cafe & Delis. This place was relocated from Abeno Hoop B1F and opened. Now, the popular choice is a selection of Japanese-style small dishes with rice and miso soup. Here, you can choose 3 dishes for ¥1,180, 4 dishes for ¥1,380, and an additional dish for ¥200, with miso soup and five-grain rice. Today, I chose 3 dishes for ¥1,180, tax ¥118, total ¥1,298. I chose the plump shrimp and broccoli with chili mayonnaise, saury with yuba sauce, and spicy black pepper fried chicken. All three dishes were fried, which was unexpectedly challenging. It's a shame that they weren't served warm, but the piping hot pork miso soup with plenty of daikon, burdock, green onions, and pork was delicious.

The restaurant used to be located in the basement of Abeno Hoop, but when the basement of Abeno Hoop was transformed into a dining court, the restaurant moved to the 4th floor of And, located behind. It has been renovated since the move, and I have been wanting to visit. This time, I went for lunch with my daughter while shopping in Abeno. The restaurant was full of female customers around 1:30 pm on Saturday. After a short wait, we were called. The interior of the restaurant has table seating, terrace seating, sunken seating, and large tables. We took off our shoes and sat in the sunken seating, which was more like elevated seating with many cushions. It was a relaxing and comfortable experience. We ordered the "Deluxe Meal" which includes 4 side dishes, multigrain rice, and miso soup for 1380 yen excluding tax. You can choose the amount of rice and change to black rice for an additional 100 yen. I had avocado and tomato tofu, rolled omelet with spicy cod roe sauce, plump shrimp and broccoli with chili mayonnaise, and simmered mackerel and cabbage with grated daikon. My daughter had salmon and enoki mushrooms with sesame miso, spicy eggplant, spinach and fried tofu namul, and ginger pork. It was a healthy meal with a variety of dishes that women would enjoy. It may not be filling enough for men, but the dessert selection also looked good, so I would like to visit again for dessert next time. Thank you for the meal.

There were three adults and one baby in our group, so we decided to go to Tennoji Yusoshi because they have a sofa seat and are baby-friendly. We arrived at 2 pm on a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded. We were lucky to find a seat easily, but if we had come earlier, we would have had to line up for the flat seats. One of my friends stayed behind to breastfeed, and I was impressed that Yusoshi has a nursing room on their floor. We ordered tomato stew, cabbage, hot milk tea, croissant, and donuts, and stayed until 6 pm. The staff were very kind and accommodating. We left before the dinner rush. It was a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. I would love to visit all their branches in Kansai.

I didn't even know that there was a deli cafe on the 4th floor of Ando (laughs), so I decided to have lunch there. I ordered the deli rice set which comes with three small dishes, five-grain rice, and miso soup for 1180 yen. You can choose the small dishes from the menu. I chose chicken tempura with oil and vinegar sauce, potato salad, and cold tofu with tomato and avocado. The sunken kotatsu seats were popular and relaxing. It's also child-friendly. First, I enjoyed the miso soup. The deli dishes were not too light or too heavy, just right. I thought three small dishes might be too little, but it was just the right amount. I want to try other small dishes and eat outside on the terrace when the weather is nice. Looking forward to it!

Near Kintetsu Osaka Abenobashi Station. It is also close to Tennoji Station on various lines. It is a cafe with a Japanese taste on the 4th floor of Abeno and, located south of Abeno Harukas. This place used to be a Danish-style cafe, and before that, it was a cafe by Muji, but in April of this year (2019), this shop, which was located on the basement floor of Abeno HOOP next door, moved here. With the relocation, the business format seems to have changed as well, now operating as a cafeteria where you choose your dish at the order counter and then pay at the end to receive your food. Before lining up at the order counter, you are encouraged to reserve a seat. The main meal menu includes a one soup and three side dishes set (1,000 yen) or a one soup and four side dishes set (1,200 yen), as well as dishes like spicy black pepper fried young chicken (1,180 yen), seafood cream croquette (1,280 yen), tuna and avocado spicy cod roe bowl (1,380 yen), and small shrimp and assorted vegetable curry rice (1,280 yen) (all prices excluding tax). On this first visit, I chose the one soup and three side dishes set. For the three side dishes, I selected kale Caesar salad, potato and chili pepper side dish, and saury and cabbage fried soak. After paying at the end of the counter, you receive your food on a tray and carry it to your seat. I reserved a seat at the end of a large table. The seating consists of 68 seats indoors and 42 seats on the outdoor terrace, totaling 110 seats. The interior design is bright and clean, emphasizing Japanese style with white wood, creating a bright yet calming atmosphere with spacious seating. There is also a corner with mattress seating where you can take off your shoes and relax, which seems to be quite popular as it was almost full. All the customers were women, so men may feel out of place. As for the food, the tray includes the three side dishes, miso soup, and pickles, along with five-grain rice. The kale salad was surprisingly delicious, but the saury and cabbage fried soak had a fishy smell and was lukewarm... The miso soup was hearty with lots of ingredients, but it was also lukewarm. It seems they have set it up to be friendly for those with sensitive tongues. This is the fate of cafeteria-style dining, but it would be nice if they could do something about it... Also, the dishes are served in smaller portions to cater to the majority of female customers, so it may not be satisfying for men. It took me only 10 minutes to finish everything. This is a place where women can enjoy their meal while chatting. It doesn't seem like a place for men to dine alone.

♪Fresh~ green~ bright green~♪ Located on the 4th floor, the newly opened "Yoshihara" offers a spacious space with a green terrace where you can enjoy healthy deli dishes and the wonderful service of the smiling staff, making it very popular among women. (*^-^*) ★Small dish set lunch for 1080 yen including tax♪◎Five-grain rice, miso soup, pickles♪ The vegetable-rich miso soup and five-grain rice are delightful!(^^)! The dishes I chose were...◎Chicken Karaage with Chili Sauce♪◎Mentaiko Rolled Omelette♪◎10-bean Salad♪ I could come here every day and never get tired of it~ (*^-^*)

The impression was that there were many women and families with children. It was clear that it is a popular place with a comfortable atmosphere.

I have been using this cafe since it was located underground in HOOP. I was happy to find out that it had moved to "&" instead of closing down! The atmosphere is great, and the food is generally delicious no matter what you order. I especially like the deli rice because of the variety you can choose from, and the seasonal menu changes are nice. The miso soup that comes with the set meals is also tasty and a nice touch. The desserts are generally delicious as well. There may not be many cake options, but they are all tasty. The parfaits are delicious, but the portion size is huge! The balance between ice cream and other toppings (whipped cream, kinako, sauces) is a bit off (so it's recommended to share with someone when eating). The drink menu offers a variety of herbal teas that are delicious. They also provide honey along with sugar, which is always a nice touch. They also have alcohol options available from lunchtime, which is a nice bonus! When the cafe was in HOOP, it was always crowded and you often had to wait, but since moving to "&", it's much quieter. It's a hidden gem cafe, perfect for quiet conversations in Tennoji.