Hello. I'm Keinsuke. Today, I would like to introduce "Jun Kissaten Hiro" in Honmachi. I consider it as one of the representative coffee shops in Osaka. Personally, I think the top three classic coffee shops in Osaka are "Doremi" in Shinsekai, "Arabia Coffee" in Namba, and "Jun Kissaten Hiro" here. Among them, this shop is particularly focused on "pudding". In front of the shop located on the 1st floor of the 10th building in the Funabashi Center Building, there is a showcase with many puddings lined up. At first glance, you might think they are for takeout, but you can only eat the pudding in the shop, not take it out. The interior has a retro atmosphere. It is a rare coffee shop where you can still smoke in this day and age. <FOOD> ◎ Homemade Golden Baked Pudding SET (1000 yen) A pudding with a plump form placed on a flat plate. It sits on top of caramel, surrounded by fruits and ice cream. It looks like a small parfait. The pudding is solid and chewy as it looks. It has plenty of elasticity and a satisfying texture. By adding a little bit of caramel, cream, and ice cream while eating, you can enjoy various flavor changes and have a delicious experience. <Summary> The pudding here is so popular that there was a day when they sold 100 puddings during the "Osaka Metro Pudding Tour" event! By the way, "Fluffy Egg Sandwich" is also a popular menu item at the same shop, so I definitely want to try it next time. Thank you for the meal. <Point> Customer base: ■ 1 man ■ Men only ■ 1 woman ■ Women only ■ Students □ Families ■ Elderly □ Couples ■ Salarymen/OL Age: ■ 10-20s ■ 30-50s ■ 60s and above Remarks: □ Private room □ Scenery □ Power outlet □ WiFi □ Queueing □ Reservation recommended ■ Near the station □ Instagrammable □ Quiet □ Can stay long □ Fun □ Hideaway *Please note that the information is based on the visit at the time, so please be aware.

I wandered around Shipyard Center Building 10 while waiting for my subway transfer, and I was intrigued by the custard puddings displayed in the showcase. I decided to enter the shop and try their homemade pudding. The shape was a bit irregular, but that added to its charm. The balance of caramel sauce and fruits was excellent, and I enjoyed the retro atmosphere.

When I finally visited this shop that I had checked out to visit when I came to the nearby area, it was around 12:20 PM on Saturday. There were 3 customers already there, but more customers came in quickly, totaling 12 people. The customers who came in ordered either the "Fluffy Egg Sandwich" or the "Golden Pudding". It was quite busy for the female owner managing the shop alone. The interior of the shop had an old-fashioned coffee shop vibe with jazz music playing, creating a modern and calming atmosphere. I ordered the "Original Osaka Fluffy Egg Sandwich Set (Iced Cafe au Lait) (950 yen) + Homemade Golden Pudding (650 yen)". They mentioned that they would serve the egg sandwich first, followed by the pudding. The iced cafe au lait arrived in about 2 minutes, followed by the egg sandwich in 4 minutes. The egg sandwich was sandwiched between moist bread and had a fluffy and creamy egg omelet, served hot. The bread was spread with mayonnaise and also had fresh tomato and cucumber inside. It was more satisfying than it looked, and the fluffy texture was addictive and delicious. After finishing the egg sandwich, the pudding arrived. The handmade pudding was slightly larger in size and had a smooth texture. The caramel had a slightly bitter taste, adding a sharp flavor. The pudding was accompanied by sweet and sour American cherry, whipped cream, banana, and vanilla ice cream, allowing for some flavor variation. The rich and delicious flavors made the meal enjoyable. Thank you for the meal!

In a space where time seems to have stopped, there are many customers who only have good things to say. In the midst of this, a friendly master skillfully manages everything on their own. The pudding... the coffee... in a word, it was a "happy time." I can't believe I didn't know about this shop despite living in Osaka for so long...

Osaka City Chuo Ward. Honmachi, Funabashi Center Building 10th floor B1F. A traditional coffee shop with a printer time♪ Many table seats inside the shop. The background music is relaxing JAZZ. The speakers are embedded in the ceiling, written in hiragana as "yuusen". Smoking is allowed in the shop. ■ Homemade Golden Baked Pudding Set (1,000 yen) A set of pudding and a drink. The homemade golden baked pudding looks beautiful on the surface. It comes with banana and ice cream. The pudding is slightly firm, with a satisfying texture. It has a rich flavor that is more than expected. ■ Homemade Coffee Jelly Set (1,000 yen) A set of coffee jelly and a drink. The coffee jelly comes with ice cream and whipped cream. There is also a chestnut in the middle. It has a balanced bitterness and a delightful aroma when you taste it. The coffee jelly was worth the wait. The staff at the shop were friendly and nice. The seating area is a bit cramped due to the number of seats, but it's totally fine if you're there for the pudding!

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day. The interior of the restaurant was quite spacious but it was quite crowded. I ordered pudding and coffee. The pudding was firm and delicious. Looking around, I noticed that several people were ordering egg sandwiches.

I visited the restaurant around noon on a regular day. The daughter, who seemed unfriendly, was in charge of the kitchen, while the timid mother was in charge of the dining area. I really liked their lack of friendliness. The retro interior of the restaurant matched the old-fashioned atmosphere of the street it was located on. Despite the street being crowded with businessmen on their lunch break, the restaurant had a mix of stylish older ladies and gentlemen. Smoking was allowed, so there was a slight tobacco smell, but it wasn't overpowering since not many people were smoking electronic cigarettes. I was seated at the counter and ordered the original Osaka specialty, fluffy egg sandwich for 600 yen, and homemade golden baked pudding for 650 yen. I could see the sandwich being made right in front of me. The generous amount of egg, simple seasonings added with years of experience, and the fluffy cooking process in a large frying pan were very impressive. Instead of staring at your phone, I recommend watching the sister cook. I devoured the challenging sandwich with my hands getting messy from the hot ingredients. The fresh vegetable aroma filled my mouth, and the fluffy egg, crunchy vegetables, and chewy bread mixed together perfectly. The harmony of flavor and texture was delightful. They provided a fork, so I used it to eat the parts that I dropped on the plate. Then came the highlight, the retro pudding. Topped with banana, vanilla ice cream (probably homemade), condensed milk cream, and pineapple. The firm and rich pudding paired well with the caramel sauce that I usually dislike, and the fragrant vanilla ice cream. It was definitely worth the 650 yen. I would love to visit this place again when I come back to Honmachi.

On the second day in Osaka, before returning to the accommodation, I got off at Sakai-machi station and visited the Ebisubashi Center Building. I was surprised by the number of morning cafes I visited before, so I thought there must be a lot of coffee shops around, so I came to investigate. One place that caught my eye right away was this pure coffee shop called Hiro. I was really intrigued by the pudding lined up in the glass case outside, and the "original Osaka specialty fluffy egg sandwich" that was featured on TV was spot on! After checking, it seemed like they didn't have morning service, so I knew this was my only chance and decided to go in. Despite the impression at the entrance, the inside of the shop is surprisingly spacious. On the left side, there is a slightly elevated area with a counter and tables, and on the right side, there are sofas along the wall with tables lined up. The copper tables with wooden chairs, and the counter made of bricks with stylish lamp lighting. There is also a cold brew coffee device displayed (I wonder if it's still in use). After consulting with the staff, I ordered the egg sandwich set first (950 yen). The coffee had a refreshing taste despite its dark appearance. The egg sandwich was piping hot, with a thickness of 3-4 centimeters in some places (just the egg sandwich!). I was told they use 3 eggs for it. The flavor is not too strong, with tomato, cucumber, and mayonnaise. The bread was soft and delicious. Alright, I still had room for more, so I ordered the homemade golden baked pudding (650 yen). It was softer than it looked. The sweetness was mild, and the bitterness of the caramel stood out. It came with whipped cream, ice cream, banana, and strawberry, and they all went well together. And most importantly, it paired perfectly with the coffee. I should have ordered a second cup. It's a shame they don't have morning service, but I definitely want to come back again.

This is a shop in Semvill. In front of the shop, there were many puddings lined up. I ordered while looking forward to the pudding. When I took a bite, there was a slightly bitter caramel sauce and a firm pudding. It was so delicious that I almost wanted to shout out. It was a pudding that suited my taste. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I came here, but there's nothing funny happening! Oh no, this place is not what I expected! It's just like a regular coffee shop! I was hoping for something to make me laugh... The only thing that doesn't make sense is the paper with an "X" placed on the counter. At first, I didn't notice, but I think it means not to sit here (leave one seat empty) even though I thought it meant that our orders were already done. This messiness, truly typical! Is there no other way? Haha. Also, when I tried the pudding after a long time, did it change? It seems softer and more yellow than before... The menu also says "golden," but I think they just changed the name to make it sound more valuable. Did they add more egg yolk? Is that why it's softer and more yellow now? Or maybe I'm just getting older and my eyes and taste buds are going crazy? Haha. Well, it's still delicious, but the price has gone up a lot, and there's so little vanilla ice cream that you can't even tell where it is. Today, the cigarette smoke is also intense, so in many ways, maybe I had too high expectations. But I guess this is just a typical scene in Hiro-sama's daily life. Hopefully, next time will be more enjoyable! Haha.

Located in the basement of the Senba Center Building No. 10, this long-established pure coffee shop, known for its homemade "Golden Baked Pudding," has been in business for 56 years. The retro Showa-era interior creates a calming atmosphere, especially at the cozy counter seats in the back. Due to infection prevention measures, seating is spaced out. I ordered the set with the homemade pudding and the iconic "Original Osaka Fluffy Egg Sandwich," priced at 900 yen. The efficient mama swiftly prepared my order. The nostalgic triangular napkin holder and extra fork were a nice touch. With a warm reminder to be careful of the hot egg, I felt a heartwarming moment. The egg sandwich was indeed fluffy and creamy, with a great combination of tomato, cucumber, and mayonnaise. It was a bit messy to eat, but I enjoyed every bite. The additional wet towel was much appreciated. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

Hiro at Funabashi Center Building is a classic coffee shop known for its delicious pudding. When I stopped by around lunchtime during a visit to Honmachi, I ordered the freshly made egg sandwich, which was warm, fluffy, and tasted just like the good old days. The huge pudding, served with bananas and whipped cream, was a real showstopper. The whole experience, including the atmosphere of the shop, was truly delightful. You can also get the pudding to go (*^^*).

I went to a retro coffee shop located in the basement of the Senba Center Building No. 10 in search of homemade caramel pudding. The atmosphere inside the shop gives off a nostalgic vibe of old coffee shops. The caramel pudding and egg sandwich are said to be famous. This time, I ordered the pudding set. The service was quick, and the pudding was served with bananas, persimmons, ice cream, and whipped cream around it. The texture of the pudding was just right for me. It tasted quite sweet to me. There was a notice saying that pudding cannot be taken out. It's understandable as it's located in an office area, but the only downside was that all seats were smoking seats. Next time, I would like to take away the egg sandwich.

I go here when I want to eat pudding at a long-established coffee shop near the office. I used to frequent Jun Kissa Miwa in Building 9, but it closed down. It's a smoking-permitted coffee shop, so there is a smell of cigarettes. The pudding is not smooth, but rather firm. It comes decorated with fruit and whipped cream.

Junkissa Hiro in Osaka, located in the Funabashi Center Building 10, is ranked high on the My Pudding Ranking. I decided to order their homemade Golden Pudding (650 yen). At first, I was surprised by the price of 650 yen for a pudding, but don't underestimate it. The portion size is impressive! It comes with seasonal fruits, ice cream, and whipped cream. The texture is very smooth, and the caramel is just the right balance of bitterness and sweetness. Even though I always order the pudding whenever I visit, I've heard that their egg sandwich is also delicious, so I'll try that next time. I'm also curious about their Chestnut Pudding. Thank you for the delicious meal! #JunkissaHiro #OsakaCafe #OsakaPudding #OsakaSweets #PuddingLoversUnite

I had some time to spare before my meeting, so I decided to go to Hiro for some delicious pudding and coffee. The atmosphere was cozy and comfortable, and I even had a chance to relax a bit. Hiro is my favorite place to go. Recently, my mom has been sleeping in until noon, so I haven't been able to see her, but the staff, especially the lovely older sister, always make me feel at ease. Thank you for another great day. Hiro never disappoints. Next to Hiro is my other favorite spot, Kirindou. It's located in the 10th building of the Senba Center Street. If you go down the escalator, it's on the left. I highly recommend visiting Hiro and Kirindou for a relaxing and enjoyable experience.

Visit date and time: 13:30 on a weekday Waiting time: None Menu: American Coffee (ICED) 450 yen I had some time to spare before my next appointment, so I was looking for a place to pass the time. The interior of the cafe had a nostalgic atmosphere. I ordered an iced coffee and enjoyed the relaxing ambiance of the place. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the café "Jun Kissa Hiro" located in the Osaka Honmachi and Senba Center Building 10th floor. It is a popular café in the Senba area known for its pudding and egg sandwiches. They offer classic menu items for customers to enjoy. I tried the Homemade Golden Pudding Set for 850 yen, which comes with a drink. The pudding alone costs 550 yen. The large pudding is generously covered with bittersweet caramel. It has a slightly firm texture and a smooth taste. The custard is deliciously sweet. The pudding set also includes bananas, oranges, vanilla ice cream, and whipped cream for a luxurious touch. The coffee served is light and easy to drink, complementing the pudding well. The café has a nostalgic atmosphere with vintage coffee cups and containers that add to the cozy ambiance.

This is a traditional coffee shop in an office district where smoking is allowed, and surprisingly, there are more women coming here to eat this pudding than older men. The rich caramel flavor of this pudding is reminiscent of the Showa era. It is firm yet has a good melt-in-your-mouth texture, allowing you to taste the richness from the first bite to the last.

After 3pm, there was only one customer in the restaurant, but I was instructed to sit at the counter or a table for two. Even though the restaurant was quiet, another solo customer who arrived later was also given the same instructions, so I realized that this was the custom of the restaurant. I ordered the pudding set (with a drink) which was proudly displayed in the showcase outside. The caramel sauce was slightly bitter, but the pudding itself was soft and moist. It goes really well with black coffee.

I heard that the cinnamon toast here is delicious so I decided to visit. I ordered the cinnamon toast and it was crispy with plenty of cinnamon. The sweetness was just right, allowing the cinnamon flavor to stand out. It was around 10 in the morning when I visited, but customers kept coming in for lunch as well!