On Wednesday at 13:30, I went to "Victory" in Higobashi. It is located in a retro-looking spot just off the main street. This place was selected as one of the "Top 100 Restaurants on Tabelog 2021". Luckily, there was just one table available. I ordered the "Katsu Sandwich with Soup (780 yen)" and chose a hot coffee for after the meal. You can hear the sound of katsu being fried at the counter, which gets you excited. The order arrived in 12 minutes. The soup was delicious - a creamy potato potage. It was hot and you could tell it was made with care. Definitely worth the extra 80 yen. The katsu sandwich was also delicious. The freshly fried katsu was cut into easy-to-eat pieces. The katsu was tender with just the right amount of fat. The tonkatsu sauce had a perfect flavor. It had a hint of mustard in the ketchup and sauce. The sandwich also came with potato salad and a small banana. The coffee after the meal was light and easy to drink with a mild flavor. There are various types of sandwiches on the menu, all of them are appealing and reasonably priced. The staff were very friendly and provided excellent service. Their attention to detail was evident throughout. It's no wonder they were selected as one of the top 100 restaurants. I look forward to trying more sandwiches next time. Thank you for the meal.

I used it for lunch on a regular day! Before 12 o'clock, there were more than half empty seats, but by the time I ordered, it was full. I ordered a pork cutlet sandwich and an iced coffee. The pork cutlet sandwich seemed to be fried on the spot, and it was very delicious with a crispy texture!

I ordered the three-color sandwich (tuna, ham & vegetables, tonkatsu & vegetables) set with soup or juice for 980 yen (tax included) and chose the soup. I made a phone reservation, arrived at 12:15, and was able to enter without any issues as the restaurant was not crowded. Thank you for the meal. Victory-san, thank you very much!

I visited the restaurant just before noon on a weekday. I was worried it might be full during lunchtime, so I quickly entered and found about three groups of customers already there. I ordered the Three-color Sandwich with black tea for 880 yen, which I thought was a reasonable price. It was being enjoyed by three women at another table. After I arrived, more customers came in, and within 10 minutes, the place was full. The Three-color Sandwich was made with slightly toasted bread and had three different fillings: pork cutlet, ham, and tuna, each with tomato, egg, and cucumber. It also came with a side salad of cherry tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, and a banana. The customers included groups of salarymen, women, and solo diners, creating a diverse atmosphere. Although I couldn't stay long due to the continuous flow of customers, I was able to enjoy a delicious sandwich. When it came time to pay, I realized I had a lot of small change, but the staff kindly handled it. Thank you for the meal!

I saw this restaurant in a beauty salon magazine, which I had never noticed before. I love sandwiches, so I decided to visit for the first time. It's right next to a famous udon shop. The entrance is narrow, like an eel's bed, leading deep inside. The atmosphere is filled with a rich history. The restaurant was established in 1928, and you can feel that history in the interior and decor. A very cute staff member showed me to my seat. There were so many sandwich options, I had a hard time deciding. But since it was my first visit, I chose the Three-Color Sandwich (tuna, pork cutlet, vegetables) with soup for 980 yen, including tea or coffee. I chose iced tea since I had already drunk a lot of coffee at work. I could hear the sizzling sound of the cutlet frying in the kitchen after placing my order, and I felt like the lonely gourmet Inogashira Goro imagining the cutlet frying up juicy (laughs). The sandwich, soup, and salad were served on a lovely plate. The sandwich was filled with plenty of ingredients and the mayonnaise was elegant and easy to eat. The soup was also elegant and comforting. The staff and the whole atmosphere of the restaurant made me feel at ease. It's a small, charming place, but very calming. Sandwiches are easy to eat even when you don't have much appetite, and I love the atmosphere, so I definitely want to come back. I forgot my parasol, but they noticed right away and I was able to retrieve it in front of the shop. Thank you for the delicious meal. I will definitely come back.

I visited after having lunch, so I ordered only an iced latte without a sandwich. When I asked if it was okay to just order a drink, the staff kindly said it was totally fine. The staff member was also very nice.

I wanted to explore the coffee shops in Osaka! I saw a photo of a three-color sandwich on Tabelog and decided to visit. It's a small coffee shop just a few minutes walk from Higobashi, with a classic coffee shop atmosphere. I went on a Saturday just before noon, and there was only one other customer. The three-color sandwich (comes with coffee or tea) costs ¥880 and looks beautiful! It comes with a side of banana and salad, making it quite filling. The sandwich comes in three flavors: tuna, ham & vegetables, and pork cutlet & vegetables. Each sandwich is filled with egg, cucumber, and tomato, making it colorful and delicious. The toast and cutlet are crispy, and they go perfectly with the vegetables. You can hear the cutlet being fried while you wait for your order. The pork cutlet & vegetable sandwich is luxurious, with tomato, cucumber, and egg inside. The egg is soft, and the vegetables are crunchy. The ham and tuna sandwiches are also top-notch. I want to try the squid and egg cutlet fish sandwich next time!

I visited around 10 am on a weekday. There were 3 groups of customers already there, quietly enjoying their time. There was no music playing, so it was really quiet. The retro atmosphere was reminiscent of a typical "coffee shop" in Osaka. It was great that it was non-smoking. I ordered the three-color sandwich with iced coffee set. There were many sandwich options, but I chose the three-color sandwich because it was the only one with an illustration on the menu. After ordering, I could hear the sound of something being fried. They must have been frying something for my order. The warm feeling of the sandwich fillings indicated that they were at least made fresh after receiving the order. It's nice to have something freshly made. It was hot, so I wished there was more iced coffee. I didn't feel rushed, but the atmosphere wasn't super cozy, so I left the place after about 40 minutes.

It's hot... can't stop sweating... σ(^_^;) Took a break at "Victory"♪♪ It has a nostalgic atmosphere. ♢Mixed juice is thick and rich... the straw is thin, and filled with fruit... haha♢Half mixed sandwich with ham, egg, cucumber, tomato... well-balanced ♡ Comes with potato salad and for some reason, banana chips. Had a great tea time. Thank you for the meal (๑>◡<๑)

Tricolor Sandwiches (Tuna, Ham & Vegetables, Pork Cutlet & Vegetables) and Hot Coffee Address: 1-23-31 Edobori, Nishi-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture Phone Number: 06-6441-4147 Business Hours: EAT-IN: 9:30-15:30, TAKEOUT: until 17:00 (Reservation accepted until 15:00) Closed on Sundays and holidays (Irregular holidays on weekdays and Saturdays)

I visited a restaurant selected as one of the top 100 cafes in the Tabelog Cafe Exhibition 2021 and 2022, with a Tabelog rating of 3.69 as of June 4, 2023. I arrived around 2:30 pm on a Saturday and was able to get in without waiting. At that time, there was only one empty seat, but it quickly became full. It took about 10 minutes for the sandwich to arrive. I ordered the 3-color sandwich set, which came with tuna, ham and vegetable, and pork cutlet and vegetable sandwiches, along with potato salad, fruit, and black tea. Each sandwich had plenty of fillings, so they were very satisfying. The pork cutlet seemed to be freshly fried and was warm. I appreciated that they cut the pork cutlet sandwich in half. The nostalgic and gentle taste of the potato salad was also delicious. The staff were kind and provided attentive service. The retro atmosphere of the restaurant was relaxing, and I had a heartwarming time there. The restaurant is closed on Sundays and holidays, but they often have temporary closures, so it's a good idea to check their Instagram to see if they are open. Also, the restroom is Japanese-style, so if you're not comfortable with that, it's something to be aware of. Instagram: @momolog_gourmet

Located in Osaka's Edobori area, the cafe "Victory" is a well-known establishment that has been selected as one of the top 100 cafes for two consecutive years! Tucked away down a quiet street amidst the bustling office buildings, this cafe has a somewhat hidden gem quality to it. I visited on a Monday afternoon around 2 pm and was surprised to find the place packed to capacity. Despite its small size with just a dozen seats, the cafe was bustling with customers, some even waiting in line outside. The staff, consisting of three female employees, were efficiently managing the orders. I decided to go with a simple coffee, which had a slightly crisp and bitter taste that gradually mellowed out when I added cream. While the coffee may not be to everyone's taste, I found it to be a refreshing change. The cafe's cozy atmosphere and reasonable prices make it a great spot for a quick coffee break. Overall, I would rate Victory Cafe 3.7 stars out of 5, with high marks for its value for money. If you're looking for a place to enjoy a strong, adult-like coffee in the Edobori area, Victory Cafe is worth a visit!

I visited Cafe Victory for socializing. I imagined that the coffee served in this cozy, hidden gem-like atmosphere would be exquisite, but to my surprise, it was packed with people and fully booked (laughs). Although the charm was lacking, at least I was hoping for a good cup of coffee. The coffee turned out to be a strong black with a distinct bitterness. I see this as a learning experience and will use it as a stepping stone. Even if people's preferences differ from mine, I want to remember the taste and stick with it. It was a good cafe that made me want to visit again!

Located a short distance from Tosabori Street, across from the famous Sanuki udon restaurant "Edobori Kida," is a long-established sandwich specialty shop. Established in 1928, the shop has about 7 table seats arranged in an L-shape. It tends to be surprisingly quiet just before lunchtime. I ordered the "Three-color Sandwich Set" for 950 yen. The set includes soup, potato salad, and three types of sandwiches: a punchy tonkatsu sandwich, a vegetable sandwich with ham, cucumber, and tomato, and a tuna sandwich bursting with tuna flavor. The lightly toasted bread is moist and slightly sweet, making it delicious. The homemade feel of the sandwiches, filled with kindness, is a taste that is hard to replicate at home. The overflowing ingredients make it a greedy set that allows you to enjoy a variety of flavors at once. The kind service from the staff, who even offer you a hot towel, is much appreciated. The soup set comes with a choice of coffee or tea, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely and luxurious time even after the meal. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

I visited for the first time and ordered the No-wait Katsu Vegetable Egg Sandwich Set with Iced Coffee (¥750). I didn't know there was a cafe next to the udon shop I've been curious about for a while. Since it was late, I was able to get a seat right away as there were many empty seats. I wasn't very hungry as I had a big breakfast, so I thought about getting a half sandwich. However, the half sandwich didn't come with a drink set, so the price difference was only ¥40 for the Katsu Vegetable Egg Sandwich. So, I decided to go with the regular size sandwich and iced coffee. The sandwich was filled with plenty of ingredients and lightly toasted. It was delicious. It wasn't particularly memorable, but it's the kind of sandwich I could see myself coming back for if it were nearby. The iced coffee was a bit disappointing. First, the glass was small. It seemed like the sandwich was the main focus and the coffee was more of an afterthought. The taste of the iced coffee itself was average, and I was hoping for a bit more effort from a cafe like this.

I had some time before dinner at Zamas, so I stopped by for a snack. We shared a delicious sandwich made by mom. It was a mix sandwich with soft lemon tea bread. It felt nostalgic and tasty. Thank you for the meal!

- Visit on Tuesday around 1:00 PM, no waiting time - Ordered the Three-color Sandwich set with coffee for 850 yen - Impression: The café near Higobashi was very calm, and the staff members were extremely kind. The Three-color Sandwich set came with salad, banana, and coffee, all at a reasonable price and tasted very delicious.

A long-established coffee shop that was founded in 1928 during the Showa era. It started as a coffee stall in the early Showa period, offering sandwiches and coffee which were rare before the war. The entrance is located in an alleyway, simple and easy to miss. Inside, you'll find a cozy and welcoming atmosphere with friendly service. The seating consists of tables with sofas on one side, allowing for a relaxed time. They serve only one type of coffee blend, which is not only bitter but also has a mild acidity, making it easy to drink. Their popular food item is sandwiches, with a variety of options on the menu. I tried the beef cutlet sandwich and was surprised by how juicy the meat was. Their "catfish sandwich," made with fried squid, is said to be particularly popular.

Today I came to Osaka! On the third day, I had the chance to visit business-oriented shops on a weekday, so I started by having "morning udon" at a shop in Honmachi that caught my eye, then moved to Higo Bridge to visit another shop I was interested in, called "Victory"! "Victory" is a popular long-established coffee shop founded in 1928, known for its wide variety of sandwiches! I had been curious about this place for a while, especially when looking for a place to take a break during my Osaka expeditions, and my interest grew as my sandwich craving increased. However, with its closed days on Sundays and holidays and only serving lunch, it was difficult to find the right timing to visit. But during this trip, I was able to set aside a weekday to visit, so I was really looking forward to it! The shop has a narrow entrance and a traditional coffee shop atmosphere, with a location in a back alley adding to its charm! The interior also has a traditional coffee shop vibe, with a narrow layout extending towards the back, and only table seating available. Today, when I visited around 9:40 am, there were no customers ahead of me and two customers came in after me. I decided to order the famous three-color sandwich (with coffee) (850 yen) that I had chosen even before my visit. After ordering, it took about 10 minutes for the three-color sandwich and coffee to arrive on one plate. The three-color sandwich consists of tuna, ham and vegetable, and pork cutlet and vegetable varieties, with generous fillings that are colorful and look homemade! I started by trying the ham and vegetable sandwich, and it was delicious! The ham itself was thinly sliced and not very noticeable, but the combination of egg, tomato, and cucumber was perfect and tasty! The bread had the crust cut off, lightly toasted, and had a decent crispiness, with a soft and chewy texture inside, complementing the generous fillings well. The tuna sandwich had a strong tuna flavor, and the egg, tomato, and cucumber sandwich was juicy and tasty, with a light mayonnaise and a nice egg taste. The pork cutlet and vegetable sandwich had a crispy and freshly fried pork cutlet, and was also filled with egg, tomato, and cucumber, making it a hearty sandwich. All three sandwiches had egg, tomato, and cucumber fillings, providing a satisfying volume, and the well-balanced base with each ingredient sitting well on top made them delicious! The side of potato salad and banana was a nice touch, adding to the volume of the sandwiches and making it a good deal! The coffee had a rich flavor and was enjoyable, and considering the price, it was of high quality and delicious! Overall, I was able to enjoy a satisfying meal with the generous and homemade sandwiches! The price of the sandwiches for the quality and quantity was quite reasonable, and the overall price range seemed to offer good value for money! The freshly made homemade sandwiches with abundant fillings were a delight, and the well-balanced flavors lived up to the shop's reputation for sandwiches. I felt more than satisfied with the experience! With a wide variety of sandwich options, I would love to try more in the future, and the cozy traditional atmosphere made it a comfortable place to dine. I would definitely like to visit again when the timing is right!

I visited the renowned sandwich shop Victory in Osaka. It is located within walking distance from Higobashi in a quiet alley with a nostalgic atmosphere. I had the following items: Catfish Sandwich - with squid, egg, lettuce, and tomato, and coffee. The sandwiches, made with care, have a simple yet delicious taste. Personally, I really enjoyed the ambiance of the shop and the sandwiches. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited around 9:30 am on a weekday. I was able to enter the restaurant without any wait. The sandwich menu was so extensive that I had a hard time deciding, but I ended up ordering the most popular item. The crispy texture of the cutlet and the bread was amazing. It goes perfectly with coffee.