The atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice. It was very calming, and the over 100-year-old traditional house added to the soothing ambiance. I had the obanzai lunch for 1100 yen. The flavors were just right, not too strong, and very delicious. I was very satisfied with the variety of side dishes I could enjoy. The drinks were also very affordable at 300 yen.

I had some errands to run in Tenroku that day. After finishing up, I got hungry and wandered around looking for lunch. I ended up walking to Nakazakicho and spotted a cat manager that caught my eye, so I decided to go in. The cat manager, Subre-kun, came around to each table to greet everyone. So cute! I ordered the "obanzai set," with the main dish being dumplings filled with lots of vegetables. Everything was delicious and I finished every last bite.

There is a cute cat at this restaurant. Whether you like cats or not, be aware! I was wandering around looking for something gentle on my body, and this place was perfect. The flavors were just right, not too strong or too weak, I want to eat here every day! It's a wonderful kitchen where you can enjoy delicious food while watching the cat, all for 1100 yen. *It seems like they only accept cash.

I was actually planning to go to a different restaurant, but it was fully booked, so I looked for a nearby good restaurant and ended up coming here! I'm glad I came! The food is really well-prepared and delicious, and most importantly, there are cats! Having a relaxing lunch while watching the cats is so soothing and there's nothing else like it! It's a place I'd love to visit again.

Located in the Nakazakicho area of Osaka, this cafe is a charming European-style establishment with a cat manager named Sabre-kun. As soon as this little guy peeks out from the entrance, people are instantly drawn into the shop. I was one of those people. While I only had coffee this time, the lunch set with homemade dishes seems to be quite popular. Since there are many vintage shops around, it's a nice place to take a break and relax while exploring.

I was told by the staff that if I leave my lunch side dishes, I shouldn't order them in the first place. They want me to consider why I am leaving them. I always intend to finish my food when I order, but if there are flavors or ingredients that I don't like, I feel sorry but I can't eat them and end up leaving them. Some people might not like mayonnaise, for example. It was a very disappointing response.

I have been back to this restaurant multiple times. The friends I brought with me also said it was delicious and were satisfied. Every dish is very tasty, and I wouldn't prepare so many dishes just for myself, so I am happy with the lunch. The tableware and interior are all cute and retro, and the cats are relaxed and adorable, providing a soothing atmosphere.

I had been curious about this shop for a while. The stylish purple sliding door caught my attention. Inside, there were nostalgic dolls and toys, making the shop a fun place to visit. For lunch, they offer curry and yakisoba, but I ordered the obanzai set. It included various side dishes like boiled komatsuna and Hokkaido pumpkin, all with a gentle flavor. The miso soup was also elegant in taste. A small apple compote dessert was included but hidden. While waiting for my food, a white cat jumped onto my lap, leaving my pants covered in fur. But I didn't mind as it was very soothing. There are various sweets available, and I look forward to petting the other tabby cat next time.

The nostalgic atmosphere that fits perfectly with the streets of Nakazaki-Nishi. I had been curious about this place as I passed by the front of the shop occasionally. During my lunch break while teleworking, I decided to visit. Stepping inside, I was greeted by a nostalgic and cute space. Cute items reminiscent of the 1970s are displayed, with two calm cats. It feels like time has stopped, creating a somewhat fantastical atmosphere. The shop is warmed by a small stove, emitting a comforting sound that soothes the soul. I ordered the "Obanzai Set with Lots of Side Dishes for 970 yen". The cute owner, working alone in the small kitchen, prepared the meal. Instead of water, I was served hot water, adding to the cozy feeling on a rainy and chilly day. The meal arrived on a legged tray, beautifully arranged. The set included clam and tofu clear soup, multigrain rice, paprika namul, boiled spring greens, romanesco marinated salad, oatmeal nori roll, soft-boiled egg in fried tofu, simmered hijiki with a hint of plum flavor, and pear compote. Each dish was home-cooked style, with a gentle and heartwarming taste. After enjoying the obanzai lunch, I decided to indulge in a fondant chocolate for a relaxing time. The warm and rich chocolate had a sharp bitterness and sweetness. I found myself with a 6-year-old cat on my lap, adding to the charming atmosphere. Nakazaki-cho's nostalgic streets and scattered cat cafes reminded me of the atmosphere of Onomichi, a place I visited in the 1970s and 80s. Despite lacking the sea or mountains, Nakazaki-cho exudes a nostalgic charm that resonates with me. It felt like a condensed version of the Onomichi I remember. This cafe is reminiscent of the Bouquet Dalbrul at Misha's Herb Garden, which I visited during a homecoming trip. Amidst the busyness of teleworking, this lunch break allowed me to take a deep breath and relax. (Side note: The first half of my visit also included light-hearted conversations with Osaka ladies.) Thank you for reading until the end!

Good evening. This is lily_c. Nakazakicho has many old house cafes. Each one has its own unique interior. Feeling hungry, I decided to stop by. It was past 1 o'clock so I was able to get in easily. There were cats inside. I ordered lunch. The small dishes were carefully arranged and each one was delicious. The menu was limited because it was New Year's, but I would like to visit again during regular business hours.

I was looking for a late lunch in Nakazaki-cho and was drawn to a set meal of obanzai, so I decided to give it a try. The retro restaurant is located in front of Saimi Park in Nakazaki-cho. I went there around 2 o'clock and there were no other customers. I ordered the obanzai set for 970 yen. While waiting for the food, a cat came trotting over to me! It turns out it's a cafe with rescue cats, which I didn't know when I visited, so as a cat lover, I felt very lucky. The cat suddenly jumped onto my lap when I tried to pet it! It was a very friendly cat! It was so cute and soothing! The owner said that the cat usually jumps onto customers' laps as a way of greeting. According to other reviews I read, this cat, Sabre, was found abandoned with only its head shaved and left in the cold. Unbelievable. But I'm glad that Sabre is now so friendly and well taken care of at this cafe. He didn't leave my lap even when I was eating, and he went to greet other customers by jumping onto their laps when they came in. The obanzai set had lots of vegetables and the multigrain rice was delicious. The main dish I had was like a lettuce roll with cheese on top. It was a healthy meal but still very flavorful and delicious. Sabre's customer service was 10,000 points! I would love to visit again to see the cats. Thank you for the meal!

While strolling around Nakazaki-cho with a friend, we stumbled upon a mysterious shop covered in ivy and couldn't resist going inside. The interior had a retro feel and was very cute. We visited around 4 o'clock and besides a woman who seemed like a regular, there was no one else there, so we were able to relax. The cats were also very cute and provided a soothing atmosphere!

Arrived around 12 o'clock on Sunday. Located on the cafe street in Nakazakicho, with an exceptionally cute retro exterior. The interior is also carefully selected, giving off a very stylish and soothing vibe. I ordered the obanzai set, which came with rice, miso soup, and several small side dishes. The flavors were gentle yet satisfying, and just the right amount of food! There was also a cat inside the shop that would occasionally come close, which was fun. It was so cute! I think it was a Scottish breed? Definitely a place I want to visit again.

I discovered this cafe about a 5-minute walk from Nakazakicho Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line towards Umeda. It was my first time visiting Nakazakicho, and I found that there were many charming cafes in the area. This particular cafe had a green door and plants that caught my eye from the outside. The interior was surrounded by cute trinkets and decor. While ordering my drink, a friendly cat came up to me and rubbed against my legs before settling down on a cushion to doze off. The cat was adorable. This time, I ordered the Sakura and Honey Tea, which was a seasonal drink. The staff made sure to check if I was okay with using pickled sakura, which I appreciated. The balance of sakura's saltiness and honey's sweetness was delicious. I also tried their Charcoal Roasted Coffee, which had a strong bitter flavor due to the charcoal roasting. The coffee cup had a unique design that left an impression. This cafe is involved in cat rescue activities, and it seems that there is a cat room on the second floor. The warm atmosphere of the cafe made me feel that it came from the kind heart of the owner. It's a very relaxing place. Thank you for the delicious Sakura drink.

In the quaint town of Nakazaki, there is a charming old house café with a cozy and inviting atmosphere. What sets this café apart is the presence of adorable cats freely roaming around the premises (note: not recommended for those who are not fond of cats). These cats were rescued and taken care of, including a Scottish Fold named Sabre who had a unique haircut due to being abandoned in the cold. Despite a hesitant start, Sabre eventually warmed up and even sat on my lap. I only had a drink during my visit, and the almond latte was delicious with its gentle sweetness perfectly matching the ambiance of the café. The cute tableware added to the charm of the experience.

This is a shop in Nakazakicho that has been doing business for many years. I ordered the obanzai set for 970 yen including tax. The atmosphere on the first floor of the 100-year-old traditional Japanese house "THE Nakazakicho" is unique, but while waiting for the food to be served, I, a hardcore fan of Licca-chan from my generation, said, "I'll go check out the second floor!" and enjoyed the Licca-chan House on the second floor. The adorable shop cat Shijimi-chan is also cute♡ The main dish of the obanzai set on this day was stuffed bitter melon. The set also included marinated dried daikon radish, garlic stir-fried bean sprouts and cucumber, egg side dish, pickled mustard greens, simmered hijiki seaweed, mixed grain rice, soup, and dessert, which was quite luxurious and unbelievably only cost 1000 yen with change back. It was a high-quality cafe meal that I would want to go to every week if I lived nearby. I also want to try the chive sauce yakisoba, but I feel like I would end up ordering the obanzai set again... I will definitely visit again^_^.

I had planned to have lunch at a certain restaurant, but they were sold out, so I ended up wandering around Nakazakicho. I was in the mood for something healthy and delicious, so I was casually looking for a bento lunch. I came across this "Bento Lunch" for 970 yen. Nakazakicho has a lot of cozy lunch spots, making it hard to choose a place to eat. I deliberately chose this restaurant because of its truly retro atmosphere and the serious approach to healthy bento lunches. It's all about the vibe. The contents of the lunch included: Sweet bean curd drink (non-alcoholic aperitif) Mixed grain rice (7/10 portion) Pork wrapped in pickled mustard leaves Whole egg wrapped in thin fried tofu Three-leaf miso soup Simmered hijiki Stir-fried lotus root Broccoli Vegetable stew (taro, snow peas, pumpkin) Apple compote slice They served hot water instead of regular water, which was unusual but nice on a cold day. The sweet bean curd drink was a cool touch. The bento lunch was well-prepared and balanced, with a variety of delicious dishes. The lotus root was crunchy, and the pork had a mild seasoning but was the highlight. It was delicious. Considering the quality of the food, 970 yen was a good deal. It would probably cost around 1200 yen in Umeda. There was a quiet cat in the restaurant, which added to the relaxing atmosphere. It wasn't too crowded, which made the dining experience even better. The restaurant could improve by taking better care of the small garden they have. Overall, the food was tasty, and I will definitely go back again.

In Osaka Nakazakicho, there is a restaurant called "Pipinera Kitchen". It is located in a 100-year-old traditional house with a quiet background of religious music. The atmosphere is nice. A coffee (mug size) costs 550 yen. There is a cat named Sabre on the signboard. They have a donation box as well.

The appearance of the shop, the dishes, and the cats are all cute, and the atmosphere of the staff is lovely. The obanzai lunch options are all delicious and gentle in flavor, with a wide variety to choose from. The black honey roasted green tea latte was also delicious.

It was a very cute shop! The cats were friendly and I felt healed. The food was delicious too.