I visited the restaurant around 2:30 PM on Saturday. There were two people in front of the shop, but since I was alone, I was able to be seated right away. The staff was very nice and said, "Please have a seat at the counter facing the wall." I had heard that you can choose two different cakes for the cake set, so I chose baked cheesecake and chocolate cake. For my drink, I ordered an iced cafe au lait. There were a lot of cafe menu options, so it was hard to decide. Despite the many customers, my order came quite quickly. The baked cheesecake was simple and delicious. And the chocolate cake was amazing with its light whipped cream and rich chocolate cake. I would love to have both cakes in individual portions. The cafe au lait paired perfectly with the cakes, without needing any syrup. They had a variety of coffee options, so I definitely want to go back to this place!

I visited the restaurant at 16:40 on Saturday. The interior was almost full, with only one table available. It was constantly busy with people coming and going during my one-hour stay. I ordered the Mild Blend (¥640), which had a smooth taste with no strong acidity or bitterness. As it cooled down, a slight sweetness could be detected. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, making it a great place to spend some leisurely time. It is conveniently located near Shinsaibashi Station and Amerikamura, making it perfect for a quick break. I definitely want to go back again!

I was looking for a cafe and this place had high ratings, so I decided to visit. The atmosphere was amazing as expected, but it was already full by 12 o'clock! It was surprising to see it so busy on a weekday afternoon. The coffee selection seemed to be very carefully curated with a lot of attention to detail. You can also get beans to go, so definitely worth a visit!

Visited a coffee shop called "Hyakumeiten" in Shinsaibashi. It's a traditional coffee shop, but maybe because it's in Minami, it stays open until around 11 PM. This time, I ordered a coffee with a cake set. The beans are from Kenya, processed at a market called Karimuqui. I could taste the fruity acidity while enjoying the deep roasted flavor. You can order two types of cakes in a half portion, so I tried the Dark Rum Raisin Pound Cake and the Rare Cheesecake. Especially the pound cake had a strong rum flavor that paired perfectly with the coffee. I only had a bite because it was a half portion, but I wanted more.笑

The shop has been open for about 24 years and has a stylish and chic interior with lots of black colors. The staff may seem strict at first glance, but they are actually quite friendly. I ordered an iced coffee and a pudding cake. The coffee has a strong aroma and a perfect balance of bitterness and acidity. The pudding cake is not too sweet and complements the coffee well. The atmosphere is great for casual conversations and spending time quietly. It's a good place for passing time or for a date.

On weekdays around 2:30 pm, about half of the seats were already taken, but it was full as soon as I entered. It started raining, so I decided to take a break at a nearby coffee shop. It's a popular place, isn't it? I ordered Guatemala coffee and cheesecake. I was surprised by how long it took for them to come out. Maybe I'm too used to chain stores? And I was also surprised by the deliciousness of the coffee. It was almost 800 yen, and even though I'm not an expert, I couldn't really tell the difference, but unexpectedly, it was a luxurious and relaxing time.

I visited the restaurant at 1:00 pm on a weekday. There was no one waiting, so I entered right away. The atmosphere inside was calm and soothing. I ordered an iced Vienna coffee (800 yen) and a cheesecake (450 yen). The cake felt a bit too moist.

I was searching for a place to have lunch and maybe drink some coffee in Shinsaibashi, and I found a nice cafe nearby called Hyakumeiten. It was a quiet and calm space, perfect for adults. I prefer this kind of serene atmosphere over noisy and cheap cafes. Even though the coffee was a bit pricey at over 1000 yen per cup, it was delicious with a rich aroma. Thank you for the meal.

I found an amazing cafe! The coffee is really good, I ended up drinking 3 cups. The menu also suggests which cake goes well with each coffee, so I ordered the cheesecake that pairs with the coffee I was drinking. The cheesecake was also incredibly delicious, maybe the best I've ever had. The atmosphere was great and they were open until midnight, perfect for both solo visits and dates. I will definitely come back here!

Sunday visit, no wait at 13:33, seated. Almost full at 13:37. Food arrived at 14:25. Left with 1 group waiting. Located about a 7-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station. Mild iced coffee for ¥640 has a prominent acidity with no lingering aftertaste. Summer limited edition coffee jelly for ¥950 is served cold. The jelly has a bitter taste, but it pairs well with the sweetness of the ice cream and whipped cream, making the bitterness actually the best part!

Atmosphere: A cafe with an antique feel located on the third floor of a building just off the main shopping street in Shinsaibashi. It feels more like a traditional coffee shop than a modern cafe, and you can really sense their dedication to high-quality coffee beans. Food: I usually order the most basic blend coffee at a new cafe. I like to drink it like a latte with extra milk, but the coffee here has a rich flavor with little acidity (right up my alley), so I was happy to drink it black. And the cheesecake was absolutely delicious. It was incredibly creamy! Cheese lovers will adore it.

I visited in between shopping. I felt a bit intimidated because I had to go up the stairs, but when I decided to enter, it was a small but lovely café. They had a variety of coffee options, and they were all authentic. Today, with the heat outside, I had an iced coffee and a baked cheesecake. It was delicious. Next time, I want to try different types of beans. Thank you for the meal.

When you come to Shinsaibashi, there is a place you must visit. Premier Café has been recently advertised on TV, so it's always crowded. I wish they hadn't appeared on TV! The classic atmosphere provides a relaxing space, which is the charm of Premier Café. Today, I tried the summer limited menu, Ethiopian Cider! It was very delicious! I think they are still selling it in September, so I will definitely order it again next time.

The atmosphere of the shop is amazing! The coffee and sandwiches made by the dapper shop owner were delicious. It was so cozy that I didn't want to leave, but it was a popular shop with a constant stream of customers.

I visited a café after lunch at 14:09. The sky looked a bit suspicious... but it should be fine. It's been a while since I last visited. I went to the counter and ordered a hot Bolivia coffee. However, I left the shop early because I was worried about the weather. Just as I thought, it started raining lightly as I hurried back home. What a shame, I got completely soaked in the heavy rain after a lovely coffee time.

When I tried the "Guatemala" coffee here, I was amazed by the taste for the first time. I have visited here several times since then, but on this day, I decided to try something different and ordered an "Irish Coffee". The aroma of whiskey, the bitterness of the coffee, and the sweetness of the cream spread in my mouth and it was very delicious. Although I didn't order it this time, the cakes here are also very delicious, so I recommend them. Thank you for the meal.

It was a cafe where time flies by, with a nice atmosphere and jazz playing in the background. The handsome waiters seemed to be a draw for the female customers. I couldn't decide on a single origin coffee, so I went for the simple option of iced coffee on the menu. There was also a "strong iced coffee" available for those who prefer a bolder taste. It was a bit too acidic for me. They also offer house blends and single origin coffees as iced coffee, which might have been a better choice taste-wise.

A stylish and relaxing café in Higashi-Shinsaibashi. Located on the second floor of a building just off Shinsaibashi-suji. The interior is not very spacious but has a calm, woody atmosphere with 8 counter seats, 4 two-seater tables, and 2 four-seater tables. They are particular about their coffee, offering medium and dark roasted coffee beans from around the world. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but both the iced and hot coffee are delicious, and they also have a good selection of light meals. They used to be open until late at night, but now they close around 11:30 pm.

The breakfast deal seemed good as many around me were ordering it. I came here to do some work after checking out of the hotel, but the atmosphere wasn't really conducive to working on my laptop. It might be better to find another cafe when I need to get work done. The coffee was very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Located about 30 meters off the less popular area of Shinsaibashi shopping street on the 2nd floor, this cafe offers sofa and counter table seating. The retro and classic interior creates a calming atmosphere. Note that there is a 90-minute time limit for seating. I personally don't have an issue with this as I tend to leave once I finish my meal. The prices for coffee are relatively high, but I tried the limited edition Gelato con Caffe, which was a combination of Ethiopian coffee and vanilla ice cream. The bitterness and acidity of the Ethiopian coffee paired perfectly with the sweetness of the vanilla ice cream. I enjoyed drinking the coffee first, then eating the ice cream separately, and finally mixing them together for a delicious experience.

I found a calm café for dessert after dinner. This place is like an adult coffee shop. Just looking at the counter, it feels like a bar. I spent a relaxing time listening to music. I ordered Gelato con Caffè. I wonder what the difference is between Gelato and Gelato con Caffè. It had a slightly bitter and slightly sweet taste, perfect for adults.