A coffee shop in Higashitenma, Kita-ku, Osaka. I found it after eating at Ichifuji Shokudo and feeling like having coffee. The atmosphere was more authentic than I expected. The storefront was clean and the service was calm and nice. The menu listed various single origin beans. The prices were quite high, starting at 680 yen for a blend coffee. You could add sweets for an extra 400 yen. I ordered the Rokka blend with cheesecake. It came with milk, not just a portion. The menu highlighted the "richness" and it was true, with a mellow bitterness and richness. There was also a hint of acidity. Delicious. The cheesecake was even better. The size was perfect for after a meal. It had a berry sauce with a tangy flavor. It seemed to use a lot of cream cheese, giving it a rich taste. It was really good. They even gave me a cat toy as a photo prop. A fun touch. The taste didn't seem to be inferior to other famous shops. Maybe it will become famous in the future.

I was looking for a cafe where I could have a relaxing lunch and tea near Temmabashi, and ended up here. It's a bit of a walk from the station, about 10 minutes, and despite being tucked away a bit, it was quite popular by the time I left, with all seats taken. I had the smoked salmon and honey cream cheese sandwich, the duck breast and camembert sandwich, and an iced latte. Everything was delicious, and the cafe had a cozy atmosphere where I felt comfortable.

I enjoyed a luxurious adult peach parfait. The appearance was beautiful and the taste was very satisfying. The coffee, which is normally quite expensive when ordered individually, was surprisingly affordable as part of a pairing set. It had a refreshing and unique flavor that I had never experienced before. The calm and elegant atmosphere of the restaurant, along with the pleasant service, made the experience even more enjoyable.

I visited a cute shop with a lovely name that caught my attention, around noon. The retro-style exterior of the shop was charming. When I opened the door, a kind man welcomed me, and the atmosphere inside the shop was very nice. It was bright, with warm wooden furniture, and you could feel the dedication to coffee from the coffee machine and bags of beans. The sweets also looked delicious, but since it was still lunchtime, I opted for the duck and camembert sandwich (880 yen) with a hot coffee. There were many coffee options to choose from. The sandwich was what they call a "moist sandwich." It had a generous amount of camembert and was satisfying and delicious. The carefully brewed coffee was also delicious. When I tried to take a photo, the staff even offered me a cat figurine to include in the picture (I lack the skill to focus properly on both the food and the figurine...). The cute tableware was also a nice touch. The two staff members, the man who served me and the woman who brewed the coffee, were both very attentive, so it took some time, but it was a perfect place to relax and enjoy a soothing time. I would love to visit again for a snack and reading time.

Even though it was located in a quiet area, the restaurant was full and I was surprised. Unfortunately, the parfait was sold out, but the cheesecake was delicious. The staff explained the coffee beans for takeout in an easy-to-understand way. They even lent me a cat figurine for a fun photo shoot. I'm a local, so I'll definitely come back for the parfait!

I ordered a New Green Blend and a Premium Cheesecake at a cozy and calm little shop. The unique blend coffee was still easy to drink and the cheesecake was moist and delicious! They even lent me a cat figurine for a photo, which was funny!

The original recommendation came from an acquaintance, and when I looked it up, I found out that this place participates in JBrC...! Intrigued, I decided to go check it out. I walked from Temma area, so it was a bit of a walk and honestly, the location is not great. However, I must say that it is still worth a visit. I arrived around 3:30 pm on a Sunday. I hadn't eaten anything yet, so I indulged in a light meal, dessert, and a drink. -----Taste impressions----- I ordered a smoked salmon and honey cream cheese sandwich, as well as a duck breast and camembert sandwich to share. (I wanted to take a picture before eating, but the staff brought over two cats for us to accompany our sandwiches. A gentleman cat for my companion and a ladylike cat for me, which I found charming.) Both sandwiches were delicious, especially the vegetables. The lettuce was crisp and fresh, complementing the soft bread perfectly. Even those who don't like vegetables would enjoy it. As for the café latte... it was a taste I had never experienced before in my life. I can't quite describe it... if I had to, it's like a café latte with extra milkiness and a floral-like elegance added to it. It's not quite like tea, but it has a unique elegance to it that is hard to pinpoint. It's really amazing. A wonderfully mysterious taste. The premium cheesecake was also fantastic. The sweet and sour berry sauce paired perfectly with it, making me feel truly happy. My companion ordered coffee with homemade pudding, and I tried a bit of both. The coffee was smooth and elegant, while the pudding was firm with just the right amount of sweetness. I truly felt that it was a great decision to visit this place. Despite being a hobby of cafe hopping, I wonder why I hadn't discovered this place before... The service was very polite, the atmosphere inside was nice, and the coffee, as well as the food, were delicious. I love Nekonohi, so I was thrilled to notice Kyuraisu-san's autograph, which lifted my spirits. It was a lovely cafe where even someone like me with a cat allergy could comfortably spend time. I definitely want to come back... Thank you as always. Bon appétit!

I visited in the early afternoon to escape the heat. The shop is a bit of a distance from the station, but I was able to enter easily. They had about three types of cakes, all of which were enticing, making it hard to choose. I vaguely remember ordering something like a financiers. The atmosphere inside the shop was calm, and they even brought a cat over. The food was delicious and the place was comfortable, so I highly recommend it. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

I found this place on my way to the Mint Bureau Street and decided to come back after enjoying the cherry blossoms. I ordered Sakura Blend coffee, Ginger Ale, and shared a Royal Cheesecake, Duck Breast and Camembert Sandwich with my husband. When the food arrived, a cute cat figurine appeared on the table, with a note saying "Please take a photo with me." It was a relaxing and heartwarming tea time. The blend coffee was fruity and refreshing, with a hint of cherry blossom fragrance. The cheesecake was rich and delicious. The sandwich was filling and satisfying. My husband even enjoyed the dressing on the lettuce and the Ginger Ale. Unfortunately, the blend coffee beans were sold out, but I will definitely come back with my cat-loving cousin next time. Hopefully, I can buy some beans then. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

I wanted to try something different from the pudding I had before, but ended up getting pudding again because I love it so much. It was delicious as always. I ordered the Ice Coffee with Rokka Blend, but it was a bit too acidic for my taste. I want to try a different blend next time. The dishes and coasters are always so cute.

The shop that caught the child's attention. Hmm...parfait...it's a bit pricey^^; Since the main attraction was the parfait, I didn't hesitate to order it. It looks and tastes wonderful! The strawberries, of course, were the highlight. The custard with pistachio flavor was also amazing. They even gave a small pudding as a service with the iced coffee. It's the kind of thing that makes you want to eat it again next time. I feel like it's this kind of thoughtfulness that is increasing the number of repeat customers. It was a lovely cafe.

I was taking pictures when a cat was brought to me to take a photo, but unfortunately it didn't turn out well (I'm sorry). I was happy that they can make any kind of coffee, and it was delicious. The pudding was my favorite, I love pudding and I have eaten a lot of them, but the pudding here is the best. I seriously thought about ordering another one (even though it was after lunch, my friend stopped me). I want to try other sweets, but I also want to eat the pudding again. The coasters and other items are really cute as you can see in the pictures!

A cafe where you can enjoy fragrant freshly roasted coffee. They offer warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere. I have visited Neko Jita Coffee a few times. While it is usually easy to find a seat during cafe hours on weekdays, it was crowded on this particular day. They roast their own coffee, so you can enjoy a fragrant and flavorful cup. I ordered the seasonal Sakura mochi-flavored cheesecake and the Sakura blend coffee. The Sakura cheesecake had a delicious blend of Sakura leaf saltiness and sweetness. The coffee had a rich flavor without being too bitter, making it easy to enjoy even black. The cheesecake paired well with the coffee. The staff were warm and friendly, even offering cat-themed items to accompany your drink or food. They provided a pleasant customer service experience. This is a great place to visit when you want to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, or when you're craving something sweet.

Cat Coffee's seasonal limited edition parfait, called "Luxurious Parfait for Adults." Until the beginning of February, I heard it was made with strawberries, roses, and lavender. Remembering my good impression from last time, I hurried in on the last day. "We have enclosed fresh strawberry compote with lavender scent, rose-scented panna cotta in one parfait. Tahitian vanilla, Thai berry, and pistachio gelato, fermented butter financier, and herb compote jelly of Japanese pear offer a delightful mix of textures and scents." The scent of roses and lavender was already impressive last time, so combining it with the prominent strawberries seemed like a masterpiece from the start. However, the parfait glass seemed different this time. It may not be obvious in the pictures, but it felt much larger. I thought the delicate flavor of the peach was fully enjoyed last time due to its moderate volume. Increasing the quantity doesn't necessarily make it better; on the contrary, it became a hindrance to enjoying the delicate scents. The price was also ¥2,180, which was surprising considering it was ¥1,480 six months ago. In general, I feel like this amount is unnecessary for a parfait, and in the case of this parfait, the volume seems more like a burden, so I preferred the previous version. I want a light feeling after eating. Otherwise, it can make it difficult to casually visit again depending on how my stomach feels. However, I would like to try the matcha pudding with lemon sauce, so I plan to visit again for that next time.

I heard that a pumpkin pudding only available for Halloween is back for a limited time for eating in, so I came to try it out. I visited on a holiday afternoon. It's so quiet around here on holidays. Not many people walking around. The nearest station seems to be Osaka Metro Temmabashi Station, but it was just over 10 minutes walk from JR Osaka Tenmangu Station. Found a round sign with a cat's face. Feels like a cafe within a cafe. The interior was spacious with seating arranged in an L shape. A lovely lady was running the place alone. Seating was open, so I sat down and she came to take my order. Payment was made when leaving, like a cafe style. The previous customer left, so she brought two cat-themed items for me, if you'd like... Very kind~♪ The brown one is the new one (new cat), she said. Ordered: - Pumpkin Pudding 880 yen The pumpkin ice cream was a bit mild in flavor. I wish it was a bit stronger. The pudding and vanilla ice cream were delicious though. - Chestnut Latte 680 yen A gentle chestnut aroma combined with coffee, sweet and delicious♡ The heart latte art was cute. I would definitely order this again. While relaxing, she gave me a sample of cheesecake as a service. So nice~♪ Noticed a different cat decoration near the register when leaving. There were so many of them~. The service was warm and the cats were cute, making me feel all warm inside. Thank you for the meal.

I fell in love with a parfait I saw on SNS and decided to visit the restaurant. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing. I ordered the "Adult Luxury Parfait with Mont Blanc and Poached Pears" and it looked amazing. The poached pears were incredibly delicious and I was moved by the taste. When I asked if I could take a picture, they brought a cat for me to hold. Their thoughtfulness was wonderful, and I definitely want to come back to this restaurant.

I found this place through pudding information! They serve a rare square-shaped pudding that is just the way I like it - firm and not too sweet! I also had a hot coffee with it. I prefer low acidity, so I had the staff select one for me. The surroundings have a residential feel and are quiet. The Temmabashi station is nearby, I think? I would like to come back when I need some alone time to relax. Thank you for the meal!

In a rush, I decided to indulge in peach dishes. As summer is coming to an end, I suddenly realized that I haven't really eaten many peaches this year! With more and more shops ending their peach sweets menu, I quickly searched on Instagram for Osaka x Peach Parfait, and found this place. Originally, I was intrigued by their matcha pudding and thought of them as a traditional cafe with their menu, but I was surprised to find out they also serve seasonal fruit parfaits. I visited them on the last day. The outside was damp as if it was about to rain, but the Tiffany blue awning of the Catjita Coffee shop caught my eye and felt refreshing. The retro impression of the shop, with its arched windows that were maybe from its previous life as a cafe, added to the charm. Upon entering the shop, the well-regulated temperature felt comfortable on the skin, and the tidy and organized interior made me feel a good flow of energy, allowing me to relax. Now, onto the main attraction - the parfait: Homemade peach compote with Tayberries, Peche Melba, and gelato parfait (¥1,480). The peaches are from Yamanashi prefecture, ripe and made into compote. Lavender, lemongrass, and Hungarian honey are used, giving it a delightful aroma. Followed by Tayberries, Peche Melba, two types of gelato from glacier concorde, a white chocolate cheesecake, fresh mint scent, peach compote syrup, raspberry syrup jelly, and almond crumble for added texture. The quality of all elements was surprising, and the combination of sweetness, aroma, and softness of the peaches was enhanced and contrasted in different ways, allowing me to enjoy peaches from various angles. The lavender scent on the peaches was particularly lovely. The compote was juicy and fresh, which was great. The parfait was slightly on the smaller side but packed with a satisfying amount of content. However, it was not complete yet. As I was about to take a photo of the parfait, the staff brought a miniature cat for me. The cute expression of the cat was so adorable, and I understood why it was so popular. Parfaits and cats really go well together. Seeing the various poses and situations of the cats, I couldn't help but want to capture them in photos. This visual image is quite strong. It's picturesque. The staff members must be cat lovers, judging from their careful work and the cozy atmosphere of the shop. Since I didn't try their signature coffee this time, I would like to visit again for their matcha pudding (served with lemon sauce, which sounds delightful).

I dropped by to take shelter from the pouring rain. I always end up choosing matcha when there's a matcha menu, so this time I ordered matcha pudding and matcha latte. - Matcha Pudding: Rich matcha pudding with lemon sauce, a refreshing and well-balanced combination. It was very delicious. - Matcha Latte: A luxurious blend of matcha, espresso, and white chocolate. It had a rich yet gentle flavor. While taking photos, the staff kindly brought over a cat figurine and even the coaster had a cat's face on it! A cafe that cat lovers will adore. The staff's service was polite and friendly, and I definitely want to visit again.

On Mother's Day Sunday, after having lunch, we visited nekojitacoffee for the first time to have coffee. We were attracted by the cute cat characters and delicious desserts on Instagram. We drove there today. The shop is located near Osaka Mint Bureau, east of Tanimachi-suji. It seems to be a bit of a walk from Temmabashi Station. We parked our car at a nearby parking lot and entered the shop, which had a very spacious and relaxing atmosphere. The coffee aroma was wonderful, and jazz music was playing quietly. It's quite stylish. The shop was run by a female owner. I ordered an iced cafe latte, and my wife ordered the Sakura blend. For dessert, we got a pudding and a cheesecake. The pudding was firm but delicious. The cheesecake was moist and smooth. So tasty. The coffee was very easy to drink and delicious. It seems they also roast their own beans. The owner kindly served us a financiers as a complimentary treat. It was subtly sweet and delicious. By the way, we couldn't find the cat character mentioned in the story until we asked the owner, and it turned out it was on top of the cash register and hidden among the flowers! So soothing. Thank you for the meal. We would love to visit again. #Higashi Temma #Temmabashi Cafe #Temmabashi Gourmet #Temmabashi Lunch #Osaka Cafe #Osaka Cafe Tour #Cafe Lovers #Cafe Instagram #Cheesecake #Pudding #nekojitacoffee #Cat Tongue Coffee

I visited Coffee Nekojita, a self-roasting coffee shop that opened last year in the Temmabashi area, during lunchtime. The spacious and calm atmosphere with few customers inside was nice. I ordered the duck roast and camembert cheese sandwich, but the taste was not to my liking. I also had a specialty coffee, which was delicious when hot but disappointing when it cooled down. It was a pleasant experience to relax in this lovely space. I recommend it to cat lovers. Thank you for the meal.