The restaurant is run by two Korean people, and they are very good at Japanese. The first floor of the restaurant has a cute Korean-style atmosphere, while the second floor has a more Japanese feel. I took a photo on the first floor. I wanted to eat a Basque cheesecake, but they only had rare cheesecake, which was 650 yen and smaller than expected. It was a bit more expensive compared to other places, but it tasted delicious. The matcha flavor had red bean in it, which showed attention to detail. They also sold glasses, so I bought one.

Visited with a friend after dinner. The atmosphere was calm and quiet, making it a relaxing place to spend time. Unfortunately, they didn't have the dessert we were looking for. I love coffee, so I ordered the tiramisu which I enjoyed, but my friend didn't like it as much because it was a bit bitter. I would recommend trying a different dessert if you're not a fan of bitter flavors!

Popular Korean-style cafe with its main store in Tsuruhashi ☕︎ About a 7-minute walk from Nakazakicho Station, the second store with a lovely pastel yellow exterior ♩ First secure a seat and then order at the register, and pay for your order. We ordered: ❤︎ Cheesecake Plain ¥680 (tax included) ❤︎ Cheesecake Matcha ¥680 (tax included) ❤︎ Latte (Ice) ¥600 (tax included) ❤︎ Corn Latte (Ice) ¥650 (tax included) The cheesecakes were spoon-eating types, with a cute simple shape and smooth, elastic texture. The base is a cookie crust, and only the matcha flavor has red beans in it. The matcha flavor is just right even for those who are not big fans of matcha. For drinks, we tried the unique Corn Latte, which was surprisingly delicious with its thick and slightly salty corn taste. The cafe's atmosphere and staff were pleasant, and we would definitely love to visit again. Payment: Cash / Credit cards. No seat reservations, no holds.

☆彡The second store of a popular cafe in Koreatown has a sweets workshop at the back of the shop. Although I originally came for the authentic coffee, I decided to order a snack as well. In addition to the classic sweets, there were also off-menu items available. On this day, they had tiramisu, so I ordered it as a set with my coffee. I chose a Peruvian bean for my coffee, which had a strong bean aroma. I paid upfront and waited at my table for the order. They served me: - Peru COOP mezcla Washed coffee (650 yen) - Tiramisu (700 yen) I casually ordered the tiramisu, even though I don't usually go for sweet treats as I thought it wouldn't go well with coffee. However, the coffee was brewed to bring out the bitterness of the chocolate, which complemented the coffee well. The Peruvian coffee beans, with their washed processing, had a unique balance of acidity and rich flavors from a medium to dark roast. The coffee had a wide range of flavor changes, making it interesting to taste as it cooled down. The large cup they served the coffee in was a nice touch, and the cafe had a strong atmosphere with jazz music playing loudly. Overall, I felt that the cafe had a stronger cafe vibe than a coffee specialty store. (^ω^*)

Ourlog Coffee Roasters / Nakazakicho @ourlog___I went to Butter Bar because I wanted to try their Cheesecake, which was restocked. I had the plain and matcha cheesecake with an iced latte. The matcha flavor wasn't too bitter, making it easy to eat. The plain cheesecake had a refreshing taste. Both were delicious. Ourlog's latte had a strong espresso flavor with a creamy texture. Despite waiting for about 30 minutes, the addition of terrace seating made the turnover quick. #OsakaCafe #NakazakichoCafe #cheesecake #MATCHA #matcha #ourlogcoffeeroaster

Ourlog Coffee Roasters in Tenjinbashi Roku-chome is a cafe that I highly recommend! I was so surprised by how delicious their Oxususu (corn latte) was, it's a must-try! For corn lovers, this is definitely recommended. I thought the corn pie might be too much, but the staff kindly reassured me that many customers order this combination. There are several branches, so visit the one nearest to you. Located at 1-24-7 Hondo Higashi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture. No reservations accepted. Tenjinbashi Roku-chome branch is open from 11:00 to 18:30, cash only.

Around 6 o'clock, there is a cafe nearby. This area is full of delicious restaurants. In front of this shop, there is a park, which is very quiet and relaxing. The front of the shop has a terrace with umbrellas, giving it a resort-like feel in the city. The cafe latte and butter bar were delicious. I chose the vanilla flavor for the butter bar, but I'm curious about the other flavors too. It was a very cozy cafe.

I always noticed this place when passing by, and this time I decided to try their takeout for the first time. The customers were mostly young women, so I left quickly. The café latte was 600 yen, which is a decent price. The milk was smooth and delicious. The takeout container was double-layered, so I didn't have to worry about my hands getting cold or spilling.

Ordered a vanilla butter bar for ¥300, a chocolate butter bar for ¥300, a café latte for ¥600, and an Einspänner for ¥650. Wanted to try a cupcake too, but they were sold out by 2:30pm on a weekday. The drinks here are really delicious, so I want to go back again! The prices are high, but it's stylish, tasty, and full of Korean vibes. The Tsuruhashi location is spacious, with a nice terrace. The Nakazakicho location is smaller, but it's closer to Umeda, so I might end up going there more often. ☁️

I've always wanted to go to this cafe. The latte was rich and delicious. The butter cookies were also tasty. The staff, especially the older sister, was very friendly and cute. It's nice that they tell you the order through LINE. It might be better to go for lunch because it gets hot and bright in the afternoon due to the setting sun. Next time, I want to drink coffee inside instead of on the terrace.

- Drip coffee: 550 yen - Chocolate butter cookie: 300 yen - Tiramisu: 680 yen This cafe is popular and always crowded even on weekdays! The interior is very calming and cozy. It was bustling with women and couples. They offer a variety of coffee options. I couldn't decide on a dessert, so I went with the popular tiramisu! The bitter coffee flavor combined with the smooth cream was irresistible. I also bought the chocolate butter cookie for a snack at home, and it was rich and delicious. It goes perfectly with coffee! I highly recommend it for coffee lovers. They also have a terrace seating for sunny days, so I would love to visit this cafe again.

A popular cafe where you can enjoy a wide variety of drip coffee and sweets! Since reservations are not accepted, you may have to wait until the cafe contacts you during busy times. The highlight this time was the tomato and basil tart I found on social media. This tart was incredibly delicious, so I highly recommend it. They suggest coffee that suits your taste, so even if you're not familiar with coffee, definitely give it a try. It's a stylish cafe with a calm atmosphere, so please check it out! Tomato Basil Tart ¥680 Drip Coffee

In a ticket system, we waited for almost an hour in a park during the peak of summer before finally getting inside. The seating was limited, and most of the people around us seemed to be young fans of Kpop or Johnny's, holding trading cards. They all had a sparkling look. I ordered an iced Americano, while my friend got an Einspanner. The Americano had a soft and delicious taste, with the richness of espresso.

Opened on 2/28, this is the 2nd store of the restaurant. The 1st store is located in Tsuruhashi! Menu: - Apple Cinnamon: 500 yen - Cafe Latte: 600 yen A sweet treat with cream cheese and apple compote sandwiched between cinnamon crumble cookies. It's crunchy and moist, perfect for cheese and apple lovers. The drinks are served in new takeout cups (Einspanner and Matcha Latte in blue-gray cups, others in cream-colored cups). Atmosphere: 3 concrete seats, a 6-seater table, and a terrace seat. Waiting Time: On holidays, there may be a line even before opening. It was already full by 11:30 AM.

First of all, the coffee was amazing, rich and the perfect balance of milk and coffee. It was so good that I was moved and decided to come back for more after just one sip. The apple cinnamon pastry had a great texture and the scent of cinnamon was very soothing. Both the coffee and the pastry were not only visually appealing but also tasted amazing. I will definitely be coming back again!

I went to Ourlog Coffee Nakazakicho in Kita-ku, Osaka. I chose the drip coffee from Colombia and cheesecake. I enjoyed the delicious coffee and cake slowly at the outdoor seating, but unfortunately got bitten by mosquitoes on my shoulder and legs in two places. I recommend sitting inside during this season.

I visited a popular Korean-style cafe on SNS at 2:00 PM, but didn't get into the shop until around 3:30 PM. It was a day off, so I waited for an hour and a half. When I arrived at the shop, I registered on LINE and received a notification about my turn. It's okay to wait in another place during the waiting time. The interior of the shop had a unified feel and was very Korean-style, perfect for Instagram photos. The apple cinnamon cookie was delicious. It was the first time I waited in line for over an hour at a cafe.

Recommended cafe in Nakazaki-cho, Tsuruhashi, said to be the second branch of a popular cafe. The interior is simple and stylish. The sweet chocolate cookies and bitter black coffee were delicious. I want to go back again! #ourlogcoffee #Nakazaki-cho #Nakazaki-cho cafe #cafe hopping in Tokyo

Before it even opened, I had been wanting to go to two specific stores! The first store had a wood-like atmosphere, but when I went inside, it had a sterile vibe. The seats I wanted were all taken, so I ended up sitting at a large table in the back. Since I was already full, I only ordered a drink - a cold cocoa latte that was delicious. A few minutes after entering, there was a huge line at this incredibly popular Korean cafe. I definitely want to go back for some sweets next time!

Ourlog Coffee, a popular spot in Tsuruhashi, has recently opened a second branch in Nakazakicho. I visited on a Saturday around noon and had to wait in line for about 30 minutes before entering. The interior had a modern, concrete-like design with a mix of seating options. I ordered a Flat White and an Apple Cinnamon dessert. The coffee was strong and well-made, while the dessert was flavorful and homemade. The cafe was bustling with young customers, and the surrounding area was quiet and residential. Overall, it was a bit crowded and I hope to visit again when it's less busy.