I had lunch at a hidden cafe located on the 2nd floor of a building with a bridal salon. The entrance was a bit hard to find, but once inside, you order and pay at the counter, then grab your own towel and water before choosing a seat. The staff will bring your order to your table. The cafe has a unique atmosphere with tables of people discussing wedding plans. The interior is spacious and stylish. I ordered: - Mushroom cheese cream pasta buffet + drink set After paying, I selected bread from a variety of options. The walnut bread was delicious! The coffee of the day was the Nambori Blend, which was a bit too acidic for my taste. The pasta was the highlight of the meal, as it was creamy but not heavy. The noodles were chewy and tasty. The menu changes regularly, so I'd love to try other dishes next time. Overall, the food was amazing, and I would definitely recommend this cafe. You can also use T-points and PayPay for payment if you make a reservation. Thank you for the meal!

I arrived early at 10 am to get a ticket for the 11 am opening. I decided on the beef stew for my meal, and was pleasantly surprised by the variety of bread options, including delicious sweet pastries. I wish there were more options on the drink bar, but overall I left satisfied.

I had always wanted to visit the famous Moriya Coffee shop that I saw on Instagram. I arrived at the shop at 10 am, where they distribute tickets for lunch. I was nervous but managed to get the second ticket. Since it was a Saturday, I was worried, but surprisingly I got it smoothly. One important thing to note is that they only accept electronic money or credit card, no cash. Various payment apps are accepted, so that was not a problem. We couldn't wait inside the building before opening time, so I passed the time nearby and returned to the front of the building 7 minutes before opening. There was just one group ahead of me. Around 11 am, people started to arrive sporadically. When I handed in my ticket, I was told my table number, so I found my table and saw a board with the menu. I took the board to the counter for prepayment. There was no explanation, so it's good to understand the rules beforehand. After paying, I was given a paper plate to pick up bread and a black object. They mentioned a one-hour time limit. Water and oshibori (wet towels) were self-service. There were also two toasters available to warm up the bread. It takes a bit of time to warm up though. When I selected my bread and returned to the table, the black object started beeping. I thought the timer was broken, but it turned out to be an alarm for my clam chowder order. It was an interesting experience with no explanations given. The main bread was cute and there were various options. The croissant was not the crispy type but more moist. The peaches and muscat grapes were delicious, and the cream was not too sweet, which I liked. The savory bread was also tasty. The crepe dough was moist and chewy, which I enjoyed, so I had seconds. The fruit of the day was banana, a classic choice. At 2400 yen for one hour, I found it a bit expensive, so I would rate it a 3. The clam chowder and salad were 1700 yen, but the portions were small, so it felt a bit overpriced without the all-you-can-eat bread for 500 yen. I had already lowered my expectations based on reviews, so I have no regrets. I was satisfied to finally visit a place I had wanted to go. However, if I had gone without any prior knowledge, I would have been more confused and overwhelmed, so I recommend reading reviews before visiting.

The lunch buffet is so popular that the staff seemed busy preparing for it, so when I entered at 12:50 with a cake set, I was told it's until 13:15. The cake and drink were neither good nor bad, with only two options for cakes to choose from. For 800 yen, it was a bit disappointing.

I went to a place where you can eat all the bread you want. I tried the clam chowder for 1500 yen, beef stew for 1900 yen, and the bread all-you-can-eat and drink bar set for 700 yen. On weekends and holidays, there is an extra charge of 200 yen, so it came to about 2500 yen per person. There were so many types of bread to choose from! It was fun just looking at them and I made several rounds. They were all delicious, but the "anko butter" was especially tasty. You have to try it! The croissant types were also delicious.

During a walk on a holiday, we made a detour to a café. The coffee was incredibly average, and the chocolate cake and baked cheesecake were surprisingly hard and not tasty at all!!!! And they charge money for this?! 500 yen?! I could have made better ones myself. I wonder when they made them and served them... they were so hard, maybe from two days ago? Haha. It seemed like they were doing some kind of all-you-can-eat bread thing, as the place was filled with noisy young girls. I won't go there again... I wrote this review very critically... Oops!

I found a relaxing cafe nearby that I didn't know about before. The spacious interior is nice because in small places, I feel like I have to leave quickly. The Tuna Cheese Sandwich costs ¥650 and the Cake Set costs ¥800, which includes a Berry and White Chocolate Cheesecake and a Decaf. I was happy to see decaf on the menu. The cheesecake had more moisture than it looked and the white chocolate flavor was not very strong. It was light and I finished it quickly because I was hungry. I ordered a light meal, but I felt that the cost performance was really bad. I recommend going for the cake instead.

After lunch, I wanted something sweet to refresh my mouth. I found a cafe nearby, located at the end of Orange Street. It's on the second floor and looks like a spacious interior shop with a studio attached. Maybe it also serves as a consultation counter for wedding venues? I ordered a cake set at the counter, which cost 700 yen. You can choose your cake from a glass case. I was in the mood for sponge cake, so I chose lemon cake. It came on a small tray with a paper cup. The sponge cake at the bottom had a simple texture with a hint of lemon flavor. It was topped with whipped cream and some crumble-like toppings. There was also a half-moon slice of lemon. I ordered decaf coffee, which surprisingly had a good flavor. The spacious atmosphere of the cafe was really nice. It was a pleasant experience.

It seems that the main store is located in Setagaya, Tokyo. The spacious interior is located on the second floor of a retro building. The atmosphere is very relaxing, and I ended up staying longer than I had planned. The ginger latte looked delicious, so I (even though it's a coffee shop) ordered a non-coffee drink, and it was just right - not too sweet or too spicy, with the perfect balance of ginger. They offer both hot and iced drinks in takeaway cups, which is reassuring in the current situation. If this cafe was near my neighborhood, I would definitely become a regular customer. It's a truly comfortable, quiet, and relaxing place. I was too full to try the desserts, but they all looked delicious.

I was planning to have all-you-can-eat bread at 11 o'clock and eat pasta or clam chowder, but they were not available. I wish they had informed me that they were not available when distributing the tickets. The atmosphere was nice, but I was disappointed with the service of the staff.

The taste and cost performance are the worst... It was the first time I had clam chowder with such a tasteless flavor.

The main clam chowder was delicious, and there was a wide variety of breads available for all-you-can-eat, including savory and sweet options. They changed out the bread selection a couple of times during the meal.

It was spacious and nice to take a break. The cake was delicious and the coffee was a bit weak.

I went to "Moriyama Coffee" in Minami Horie, Osaka. This cafe is perfect for a stylish lunch date, offering all-you-can-eat bread for 500 yen. Just a heads up, you have to order at least one plate. Here is the information summarized: [Order Details] - Clam Chowder: 1,500 yen (tax included) - All-you-can-eat bread set: 500 yen (tax included) * A 200 yen surcharge applies on weekends and holidays. [Store Information] - Store Name: Moriyama Coffee - Budget: 2,000 yen - Payment: Cash, Card, Electronic Money - Address: West Building 2F, Horie Furniture Shinkan Building, 3-9-13 Minami Horie, Nishi-ku, Osaka - Nearest Station: Sakuragawa - Phone Number: 050-5590-2629 - Business Hours: Part 1: 11:30-13:00 Part 2: 14:00-15:30 Ticket distribution starts at 10:00 - Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays - Taste: ★★★★☆ - Cost Performance: ★★★★★ - Atmosphere: ★★★★★ This account only introduces good restaurants in Osaka. Check it out for more Osaka gourmet recommendations! #Yusei Lunch #Osaka Lunch #Osaka Gourmet #Minami Horie Lunch #Minami Horie Gourmet

The cafe in Osaka, Minami Horie, called "Moriyama Coffee," is located on the second floor and has 54 seats, which is quite spacious! This time, we sat in the sofa seats where 5-6 people can sit comfortably. The seating was so comfortable that we ended up staying for quite a while, haha. It seems like a great place for solo cafe visits too! They have several types of sweets in the showcase, and the cheesecake was delicious. #TokyoCafe #Tokyo #Cafe #CafeHopping #CafeLovers #EbisuGourmet #EbisuCafe #ShibuyaGourmet #ShibuyaCafe #DaikanyamaCafe #Cheesecake #ConnectingWithCameraLovers #CameraGirls #CafeClub #OsakaCafe #Osaka #OsakaGourmet #ShinsaibashiCafe #ShinsaibashiGourmet #HorieLunch #HorieCafe #KitahamaCafe #NakazakichoCafe #NagoyaCafe #HakataGourmet #Korea #KoreanCafe #KoreanFood #MinamiHorieCafe #Sweets

Basque cheesecake from Moriyama Blend was incredibly light. The characteristic burnt surface of Basque cheesecake was nice, but I didn't quite like the cheese part.