"I had Oj Napolitan, celery stir-fry, and iced cafe latte. There were a lot of female customers, maybe because it's a collaboration with Tanita Cafe. Some items on the menu have calorie information while others don't, I wonder if there's a reason for that. If you read the menu carefully, there are various discounts available for set meals."

It's been a while since I last visited. The menu for soup curry has become more varied. There is a 100 yen discount on the hamburger plate with Furano blend. It has a healthy, stylish, and delicious atmosphere that is popular among women. The siphon with two cups worth of coffee is a nice touch.

I went to Tanita Cafe in Tsukisamu Branch with my friends. I was drawn to the colorful lunch plate and ordered the hamburger plate. As expected from Tanita, the healthy side dishes were delicious! Despite the light seasoning, the colors and textures made it satisfying. The soup curry also looked delicious. Thank you for the meal!

I thought I was just going to have tea, but I was actually hungry so I ordered a teriyaki chicken hamburger. It was very delicious and the portion was huge! The bun was probably made with Harepan. Next time I visit, I'll definitely have the hamburger again! A few days later, when I tried it again, I was slightly bored of it. Thank you for the meal!

This café is located in Branch Tokusanai and has a variety of food options. Make sure to try the basil tsukemen - you can drink up all the broth! They have a kids' menu, chairs, and a kids' TV space (only 1 seat). It gets crowded on weekends, so it's best to go early!

I was always curious about the collaboration between Tanita Cafe and OJ Coffee, so I decided to try it out during the winter season. It wasn't too crowded during lunchtime, so we were seated quickly. We were happy to be seated on a sofa with our baby, and there were baby chairs available which was convenient. There were also some seats with small TV sets, which I thought would be nice when our baby gets a little older. The food was healthy and satisfying, typical of Tanita, but my husband found it a bit lacking. The 200kcal low-sugar cheesecake was delicious. The coffee was served in a generous portion, equivalent to 1.5-2 cups, which felt like a good deal. The siphon brewing method made the coffee taste even better, giving it a special touch.

The restaurant was bustling during lunchtime on a Saturday in February. I ordered the healthy tonkatsu, while my companion had the basil dipping soba. The dishes were low in calories but still had a good amount of volume, with colorful presentation. The flavors were also rich and delicious. Thank you for the meal!

I have been to a Tanita dining before, but this particular branch is new to me. It's a great place for those who are health-conscious and particular about their meals. I wasn't very hungry that day, so I opted for a light grated radish soba. The taste was okay, and it was a refreshing and easy-to-eat soba. There were water droplets inside and outside the bowl when it was served, but I was told that it was because they serve it chilled. The variety of coffee options after the meal was impressive, and the fact that it was hand-brewed made the taste authentic, even though it took a bit longer to be served.

On a certain weekday, I stopped by OJ Coffee, which collaborated with Tanita, as Starbucks was crowded. It was just past the lunch rush, so it wasn't too busy, which was convenient for me. I ordered a "Rare Cheesecake (385 yen)" and a "Furano Coffee (set 330 yen)" for dessert. The cheesecake had a nice balance of cheese tanginess and sweetness, and the blue part didn't seem to affect the flavor much. It was easy to eat, and adding lemon or berry sauce enhanced the experience. The Furano Coffee had a strong bitterness, acidity, and richness, which didn't necessarily pair perfectly with the cheesecake but was enjoyable on its own. Overall, it was a pleasant and fulfilling experience. Thank you for the meal.

I entered the restaurant around 12:30. I had buckwheat soba for 650 yen (excluding tax) and my husband had a bacon and egg burger for 980 yen (excluding tax). The soba broth was delicious and the prices were reasonable. The burger was more like a sandwich with a thick patty, bacon, egg, tomato, and lettuce - very filling! They asked if we wanted it cut in half, which we did. It could be a good option for sharing. I'd like to try it with coffee. The customers that day were mostly women in their 20s to middle-aged, middle-aged couples, and older men in their 60s. The restaurant's layout made it a bit noisy, which was a bit disappointing.

I had a healthy tonkatsu for dinner at Tanita Cafe! For dessert, I had a cafe mocha and a low-sugar baked cheesecake. The presentation was beautiful and it was delicious! When shopping in Brunch Month, I think it would be nice to relax there!

I head to a brunch spot in Fukuzumi where I can choose from a variety of lunch options. The enticing aroma of curry leads me to this place. The menu is extensive and I have a hard time deciding, but I stick to my initial instinct and order the "Hamburg Curry" (1100 yen). The soup is light and has a good balance of spices. I ordered it with a spice level of 3, which turned out to be just right, not too spicy. The curry includes eggplant, bell pepper, carrot, pumpkin, cherry tomato, potato, boiled egg, onion, cabbage, and a hamburger patty. The mixed grain rice is cooked to my liking, slightly firm and delicious! My companion had the "Cheese Doria" (748 yen), which had a generous amount of cheese and was quite creamy and tasty! I look forward to trying their desserts next time. Thank you, OJ & Tanita, for the meal!

The booth seat was spacious and clean, with good customer service and cool air conditioning. The vegetable toppings on the curry rice were delicious, with just the right amount of spice and sweetness. The portion of potato was slightly generous for one person, but well-fried with a good amount of saltiness.

Table seating. Maybe too open. Clean and spacious. Good service. Ordered the hamburger plate for lunch. The hamburger was fluffy and soft, but one side was too burnt. The side dishes had unique flavors. I don't usually like celery, but I could strangely eat it. Delicious. The texture was firm, so I felt satisfied.

I arrived at Branch and it suddenly got hot, around 20 degrees. It's a bit chilly for this weather, so I decided to stop by OJ for a snack. The place wasn't full, but there were a good number of customers. It seemed like the kitchen staff were working hard with only two people. I ordered a soft-serve ice cream for 385 yen. The soft-serve ice cream was served quickly, and it looked beautiful. I ordered it in a cup, but you can also get it in a cone. It was a bit pricey at around 400 yen, but it was worth it as the portion was generous and it didn't melt too quickly. The milk flavor was a bit light, but it was refreshing. This is definitely the perfect treat for a hot day. Thank you for the meal!

This is the Makkari branch. I was planning to return from Fukuzumi Station, but since the weather has improved, I will walk a little more on my way back. It's cold in Fukuzumi after drinking a shake and walking. Thanks to the rain, I ended up feeling completely unexpected. I'm warming up with a coffee unexpectedly. Masyuko Lake (charcoal fire coffee) 440 yen including tax. It appears with a siphon. The siphon is characterized by its consistent taste, and once you learn how to brew it, even beginners can make delicious coffee. The taste can vary quite a bit depending on the paper! With this cup, you can feel like you got a good deal because you can drink about 1.5 cups. It has a strong bitterness and brings out the characteristics of charcoal roasting. It also comes with a snack like karinto, which is a bonus! It's a small thing, but this kind of service makes me happy. There were many people eating at the time, and just collaborating with Tanita makes the meal popular. Next time, I'll try the meal! Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to weight scales, you might think of Tanita, right? (*´艸`*) They also collaborate on sweets and you can find them at convenience stores sometimes. I end up buying and eating them, but depending on the amount and time I eat, it might end up being a plus in the end. Anyway, I sat down at the restaurant, and wow, the menu is full of options! I ordered the Japanese-style hamburger steak for 1100 yen. The colorful and relaxing atmosphere with an open layout is really nice. The menu is spread out on the table for about two groups' worth, so I wish they could somehow make it easier to navigate. My order arrived after my friend's omelette rice, and now it's time to dig in! The Japanese-style hamburger steak is served on a beautiful water-colored plate with lots of vegetables. First, I tried the various salads with ingredients like shredded carrots, dried daikon radish, burdock root, pumpkin, purple cabbage, and lettuce. Even for those who don't like vegetables, each salad is flavorful and enjoyable to eat. The textures are great, and it feels like you're chewing more, which seems good for your health! The salads are mostly vinegar-based, making them easy to eat. My favorite among them is the pumpkin and burdock root. Now, onto the main dish, the hamburger steak. It's not too juicy or large, just a simple and mild hamburger steak. It's similar to a certain chain restaurant's taste, I think. And the rice is mixed grain, which is very healthy, but it gets a bit mushy from the meat juices, vegetable water, and dressing. About half of it ended up wet. It's delicious to have everything on one plate, but there are also these kinds of issues to consider. I used a spoon to eat it cleanly. Thank you for the meal!

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medicine that suits my rare disease. I have scheduled hospitalizations in September last year and January this year, but due to the pandemic, recent consultations suggest it may be around May or June. Thank you for your continued support. [April 2021] "oj Coffee & Food Cafe x Tanita Cafe Branch Sapporo Tsukisamu Store" is a healthy food cafe. It opened in October 2019. "Branch Sapporo Tsukisamu Store" itself opened in July 2019. I visited on the opening day, although the store was not open at that time. I visited "Branch Sapporo Tsukisamu Store" with my usual companion after about two years. The store is located in the Tsukisamu area of Toyohira Ward, Sapporo, within the large commercial facility "Branch Sapporo Tsukisamu." Please check the exact location of the store on Tabelog. I visited on a weekday afternoon around 3:30 pm. The store is spacious and bright. There were a few customers before and one customer after us. I ordered the "Cup Ume Oroshi Soba 500 yen" from the takeout menu. It was actually 540 yen, which surprised me. It has been a week since April, but the mandatory display of "tax-inclusive price" has not been implemented yet. Therefore, I mistakenly thought that the "tax-exclusive price" was the "tax-inclusive price." Personally, I quite like this rebellious attitude towards government-mandated regulations regardless of the situation. (laughs) I reluctantly paid 540 yen. (tears) After waiting for about 10 minutes, my usual companion received the Cup Ume Oroshi Soba Weight: Actual measurement 330g (after subtracting the bag) Breakdown: Soba & ingredients 266g Soba broth 64g The base is probably boiled soba noodles sold at the store. The ingredients include large, sweet and sour chopped umeboshi, chopped nori, raw fu, wakame, minced daikon radish, large leaf wasabi, and soba broth with a gentle and light taste. It's a soup that goes well with somen noodles. Price: 500 yen (including tax) The "Cup Ume Oroshi Soba" is a healthy soba with a strong sense of healthiness. It truly feels like a soba from "Tanita." I have asked the store to display the "tax-inclusive price" on the menu as soon as possible. It is a precious store that has not displayed the "tax-inclusive price" since late March. It should be rated 3.6, but I rated it 3.3 because there is no "tax-inclusive price" displayed. Next time, I might try the "natto soba" at the store. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

I have been to this restaurant in Tsukimi several times, but I didn't know about this place. Since it's a Tanita restaurant, it should be healthy! Oh, the menu is quite extensive. They have hamburgers and cutlets served with plenty of vegetables on one plate. They offer soba, ramen, curry, soup curry, cafe menu, and almost everything except fish dishes. Not all menu items have calorie or nutrient information listed. It's unclear if there is a healthy emphasis on all the menu items. Today, I ordered the soup curry and hamburger plate, and added a set of two salads for an additional 300 yen. Although not specified, all rice served is mixed grain rice. As expected from Tanita, the hamburger lacks juiciness, but I'm grateful just to be able to eat meat. It has around 700 calories, so maybe they are keeping it in check? The soup curry has an unknown calorie count and has a safe flavor profile. It's slightly lacking in richness and the minced chicken is a bit dry. Considering the price of 1100 yen, it's a bit underwhelming. The stir-fried celery is crunchy and the unique taste of celery is somewhat subdued. Overall, the taste is decent when looking at individual items, but the prices are on the higher side. With such a wide menu selection, it might be a good place to go with family. Thank you for the meal.

After eating soup curry, it's break time. I've been to OJ in Kotoni before, but this is my first time here. It's a large commercial facility that I think has been around for about 2 years. It's a collaboration with TANITA. The store is spacious. There are many customers, but the seats are comfortable and the tables are well spaced, so it feels open. Luckily, I was guided to a comfortable sofa seat. The seating is so nice. I could fall asleep. There are many attractive menu items, such as soup curry, noodles, burgers, salads, desserts, etc. It's overwhelming, but I regained my composure and ordered coffee. The menu details the flavors of the coffee, so I chose the Mashuko Lake, which seemed to suit my taste. Later, I found out that I also ordered the same thing at OJ in Kotoni. I realized once again how bad my memory is. The siphon method is great. The coffee has richness and depth, it's delicious. There's a sweet rusk on the saucer. If you order a menu item over 300 yen, you get a 100 yen discount on a drink, so my friend ordered an additional matcha and hojicha Japanese mini parfait. The place is new and clean, with a bright and friendly atmosphere. The menu is very extensive, so you'll definitely find something you like. The comfortable sofa seating allows you to relax like at home while enjoying delicious coffee. On the way back, let's do some shopping at the supermarket on the same premises. Thank you for the meal!ヽ(´▽｀)/