On a public holiday Monday, I visited the "London Tea Room" in Dojima. It is quietly located in the basement of a building. Luckily, I was able to enter without waiting in line. Each table is a cozy 2-seater with partitions, creating a calm atmosphere for individuals or couples. You can't see the faces of the customers next to you, which adds to the sense of privacy. This time, I was seated at a table decorated with many photos of The Beatles. I was indecisive about what to order, but I chose the "Hayashi Rice (990 yen)" with a "Drink Set (+200 yen)" for an ice-cold "Royal Milk Tea" after the meal. The food arrived in 7 minutes and the delicious aroma filled the air. The Hayashi Rice was fantastic - a nostalgic dish with onions, mushrooms, various vegetables, and tender beef. It had a nostalgic yet luxurious taste that you can't find at home. The perfect balance of sweetness, acidity, and richness made it an exceptional dish. The generous amount of sauce with the rice was a pleasant surprise. I then took a bite of the ice-cold "Royal Milk Tea" after the meal. It was delicious - the strong aroma and flavor of the black tea stood out in this Royal Milk Tea. As expected from a tea-focused restaurant, it was delightful. The cozy atmosphere and private seating made it a great place to spend a long time. I will definitely visit again when I want to relax. Thank you for the meal.

I stumbled upon the London Tea Room in Dojima, which was quite interesting. Located underground in the JPR Building, just a little south of the Sakurabashi intersection in Shinchi. As soon as you enter the store, you'll be surprised by the abundance of dolls on display. The staff led us to our seats, each themed for 2 or 4 people, and we were surrounded by QUEEN. It was a fun and lively atmosphere, not necessarily traditional British, but more of a fun and quirky British vibe. The store exudes a retro Osaka vibe, almost like a tourist spot. The focus here is on having fun rather than strict adherence to British customs. When I ordered the Royal Milk Tea as an iced drink, it came in a huge metal container that was quite unconventional, but fun. The scones were also served on a plate in a casual manner. The staff's actions may not exude traditional British elegance, but that's okay. We had a great time surrounded by QUEEN and enjoyed the quirky experience. Just a heads up, the store has almost no cellphone reception inside, so be aware of that. I had a great time. The London Tea Room in Dojima is truly a unique and enjoyable place to visit.

Set meal for 1,100 yen includes gratin, beef stew, and egg sandwich. You can add a drink set for an additional 200 yen with a choice of Royal Milk Tea. The sandwich options are potato salad, egg, or ham. The atmosphere is perfect for dining alone.

A cafe located in the basement of a building across the street from Daimaru Avanza in Osaka, with the closest stations being Kitashinchi or Nishi-Umeda. The interior is surprisingly spacious with Beatles photos creating a London-like atmosphere. They offer a brunch set for 2,000 yen which includes scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, green salad, potato salad, and an English muffin. They open at 8 am and serve a delicious iced royal milk tea. The milk tea is particularly tasty as they use high-quality milk. The atmosphere is relaxed and elegant, making it a great place to enjoy a leisurely meal.

I visited "London Tea Room Dojima Store," which has been selected as one of the top 100 stores in Kitashinchi. I had been there once before and decided to visit again after a long time. The cozy atmosphere inside the store was very inviting. This time, I ordered an iced chai and a ham sandwich for breakfast. The iced chai had a rich milky flavor, and the crunchy texture of the cabbage and the ham in the sandwich complemented each other well. Overall, it was simply delicious!

I enjoyed the Royal Milk Tea, which was made using the method obtained in June 2023. The interior of the restaurant was comfortable, with just the right amount of ambiance. Each table had partitions, creating a private space where you can relax without overhearing conversations from other tables.

Osaka / Kitashinchi / Enjoy an elegant tea time with a British vibe at the London Tea Room! ☑︎ Scone Set ¥1,150 with coffee or tea Two small scones that are quite dry but filling ☑︎ Clubhouse Sandwich ¥1,000 + Drink Set ¥200 A hearty sandwich with vegetables, eggs, and ham, perfect for lunch or a snack The atmosphere is filled with British charm and offers a wide selection of high-quality teas. The open floor layout with semi-private seating is great for relaxing with friends. The cafe has a wide range of customers, including housewives and office workers of all ages, as well as solo diners. With a variety of dessert options, you'll always find something to satisfy your cravings. I visited around 3 PM on a holiday and waited in the waiting area at the back of the store for about 30 minutes. A great cafe to consider for your next outing! Location: B1F, JPR Building, 2-1-23 Sonezaki Shinchi, Kita-ku, Osaka Access: 3-minute walk from Kitashinchi Station, 3-minute walk from Nishi-Umeda Station, 5-minute walk from Osaka Station Price range: ¥1,000-¥1,999 Opening hours: 8:00-20:00 (last order at 19:00) Morning: 8:00-11:00 Lunch: 11:00-14:00 Closed on: [No specific information provided] (Information may change, please contact the restaurant for details)

Today, I had breakfast at a new place, London Tea Room, which I had been interested in for a while. I ordered a ham sandwich for 600 yen and a cheese toast for 850 yen. The interior of the shop, located underground down the stairs, had a unique cultural atmosphere and felt like a stylish cafe with dim lighting. This shop doesn't offer juice options like a typical cafe in Japan. The ham sandwich had thin slices of ham and plenty of cabbage, while the cheese toast was covered in rich cheddar cheese. The sandwiches were okay. I preferred the blended coffee over the iced coffee as it had a stronger and deeper flavor with less acidity, which may not be suitable for those who enjoy acidity. It's a good place to have a relaxed breakfast in Kita-Shinchi. Thank you for the meal!

Visited the red tea specialty cafe "London Tea Room". The atmosphere inside the store is truly reminiscent of London, not Japan. They are known for their Royal Milk Tea, for which they have even obtained a patent. Today, I had their morning set. ⭐️Morning Set: Sandwich and drink (Egg Sandwich, Royal Milk Tea) The drink I ordered was, of course, the Royal Milk Tea! It was listed as "Morning Chai (Royal Milk Tea)". I don't have much knowledge about tea, so I can't say much, haha. As for the taste... The aroma of the tea leaves spreads in your mouth, and it's nicely mellow with the milk! The taste of the tea leaves is not overpowering. Adding sugar brings it closer to the familiar taste of milk tea. The Egg Sandwich was delicious with the crispy lettuce and egg complementing each other! The bread was also fluffy. Personally, I think a bit more mayonnaise in the egg would be even better. Maybe next time I'll try the scones!

I visited London Tea Room on Dojima, a 5-minute walk from Osaka Station, as part of the Obon Osaka-Kyoto Top 100 Restaurants Tour! The cafe was nominated as one of the top stores. Despite being near the station, we were able to enter without much wait. The interior is decorated with British-style antiques and photos that reflect the history of the shop. This time, I ordered: - Cake set for 1150 yen. I chose the famous Trifle cake, which includes whipped cream, custard, chiffon cake, and mixed berries served in a deep bowl. Some may find the amount of whipped cream overwhelming, but the frozen mixed berries provide a nice texture and flavor contrast. I also ordered the Royal Milk Tea (HOT), a specialty of the shop. The aroma of the milk tea is amazing, hitting you as soon as it's brought to the table. It was the strongest milk tea scent I've ever experienced, almost like an attraction. Having recently watched Harry Potter, it felt like I had stepped into Hogwarts. Overall, it was a great experience!

I visited the cafe 10 minutes after it opened on a holiday morning. There were about 3 groups of customers already there. The cafe is spacious, with many box-shaped tables that are a bit confusing. Inside the boxes, there are displays of information about England and London, which is interesting. It's not your typical cafe, it's quite unique. The food and tea were delicious.

Founded in 1983, this British tea specialty shop is known for being listed in the top 100 restaurants on Tabelog and certified as a delicious tea shop. Visited on a holiday morning around 9 am, the place seemed empty at first, although a few customers were there (the seating is separated so it's hard to see around). However, more customers started arriving soon after. I ordered the Morning Set with a drink (Ham Sandwich for 600 yen). Despite the harsh morning sun, the excitement started building up as I walked about 10 minutes from the hotel along the main street to the basement of a building, a typical station front scene. The moment I stepped up the stairs, I was filled with anticipation for this London-style cafe. Upon entering, I was greeted by a variety of British goods on display, and the walls and ceilings were decorated with all sorts of items, truly showing off Osaka's charm! My seat was themed after The Beatles, which was a bit over-the-top but very cozy. The Morning Set was also very reasonably priced. I ordered the hot Morning Chai (Royal Milk Tea), although it didn't have much of a spice kick as expected. I found this lovely cafe and my excitement levels rose, making me want to come back next time for an afternoon tea. Don't forget to check out the shop's Instagram! Shop Info: London Tea Room Dojima Store 2-1-23 Sonezaki Shinchi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 3 minutes walk from Kita-Shinchi 3 minutes walk from Nishi-Umeda (directly connected to Exit 8, "DOTICA" C69 exit) 5 minutes walk from Osaka Station Phone: 06-6347-0107 Opening hours: 8:00-20:00 (last order at 19:00), Closed during New Year's IG: 80 seats No parking available Reservations: Only by phone for groups of 4 or more

I visited the restaurant around 11 a.m. on a holiday. At that time, I was able to enter without waiting, but after about 30 minutes, the number of people lining up inside the store quickly increased. I had an apple pie and a royal milk tea. It may seem like a lot to wait in line for, but it was delicious.

I always have the sandwich, scone, and drink set. I have been drinking the Iced Royal Milk Tea for a long time and it is really delicious, never getting tired of it. The sandwiches and scones are simple and good. They are filling and satisfying. Above all, the interior of the store is very comfortable and I really like it.

A British-style cafe near Kitashinchi Station. The shop is located underground, with a retro atmosphere filled with teddy bears and elegant classical music playing in the background. All seats are like semi-private rooms, creating a calm ambiance. I visited on a Monday morning and was able to enter without waiting, as it was not crowded. I ordered the scone and tea set for 1150 yen, which included Ceylon iced tea. The tea was served in a charming cup and the portion was generous. The scones were small and slightly warm, served with jam and cream on the side. The scones were delicious on their own, but also tasted great with the jam and cream. Overall, the atmosphere, semi-private seating, high-quality tea, and scones at this price point make it a great deal. It seems to get busy on weekends, so reservations are recommended.

I visited during snack time on a regular day. I'm not sure about the crowd situation, but there was no wait. I ordered a chiffon cake and iced tea. The tea-flavored chiffon cake had a wonderful tea aroma and was delicious. The seats were separated, allowing for a relaxing time.

Sandwich set for 600 yen. I used it as a morning meal before work! I'm not a big fan of tea, but the milk tea here was so delicious that even I enjoyed it. It was easy to drink and had a nice aroma. The sandwich was a bit underwhelming compared to the amazing milk tea.

Opened in 1983, the British tea specialty shop London Tea Room offers a cozy semi-private space where you can enjoy delicious tea while maintaining your privacy. The display of various dolls hanging from the ceiling may be a bit spooky at night. Although they specialize in British tea, they offer tea leaves from various regions such as Ceylon, China, and India. The shop is famous for its milk tea, but today I opted for a cake set with chiffon cake and simple Ceylon tea in a pot. When we visited with three people, two of us ordered Ceylon tea and one chose a different type of tea. Surprisingly, two pots were brought to our table for three people. When we asked, we were told that both pots contained the same amount of tea. It was a bit disappointing, but the tea was delicious, and we had a pleasant time in the cozy atmosphere of the semi-private table. Thank you for the experience.

Visited the cafe and had to wait for about 20 minutes as there were 3 groups ahead of me around 2:00 pm. Ordered the scone set. The scones had a stronger saltiness compared to ones I've had before, making them feel more like a savory dish than a dessert. So, clotted cream and jam are a must. And they were delicious. I wonder if this is how they are supposed to taste in their home country. Recently, their method of brewing Royal Milk Tea was patented, so I tried both the hot and iced versions. It was my first time trying Royal Milk Tea on ice, and it was also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this restaurant for breakfast on a holiday morning around 9:30 AM. The interior has a European style with classical music playing, and it is quite spacious with individual seating areas. I ordered the Morning Set which included an Egg Sandwich (Morning Chai/Ice) for 600 yen. It took about 10 minutes for the order to be served. The egg sandwich was moist with lettuce, mayonnaise, and vinegar dressing inside buttered bread. The first bite had a refreshing taste from the dressing. The Morning Chai was like a Royal Milk Tea, with a hint of bitterness from the black tea and creamy milk flavor. I enjoyed a relaxing morning in this calm atmosphere. Thank you for the meal! (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)

On the last day in Osaka, I checked out of the hotel and headed to London Tea Room on Dojima Street, the main branch. The interior of the restaurant had a classical piano music playing, with private spaces separated by wooden partitions, giving a cozy atmosphere. The place was filled with marionettes and teddy bears displayed high up. The tables were elegant, and the walls were decorated with various paintings, making every seat enjoyable. Many solo customers were seen. The lunch menu included toast or sandwiches for ¥600, or drinks only for ¥500. It was definitely worth getting the sandwich set. I chose the egg sandwich, which had crispy lettuce and creamy mayo mixed with fluffy eggs, perfectly complementing the soft bread. I leisurely enjoyed it with a gentle Morning Chai ice cream. Thank you for the meal.