After having lunch with friends, we always come here to enjoy coffee. The seats are comfortable and we can relax. We look forward to the dessert plate that matches the season, and the coffee is delicious and affordable for refills. The Morozoff pudding is a must-try, and the parfait is also delicious. It's convenient to stop by the supermarket on the way back for shopping.

I had a misconception (*⁰▿⁰*) I saw the sign and thought that toast sandwiches come with pudding and cake! So I ordered a toast sandwich, but it didn't come with them! After a while, I noticed that the person next to me had pudding on their plate Σ('◉⌓◉') Did I have to order something different...? Despite the changing cityscape, the toast sandwich and cheesecake were still delicious ^ - ^

Dessert plate set for 1375 yen. Includes pudding, cheesecake, and coffee jelly parfait. The price hasn't gone up, but it feels like the portions have gotten smaller. The coffee jelly parfait with coffee jelly, ice cream, and red beans is fine at this size, but I wish the pudding and cheesecake were a bit bigger.

On Sunday evening, I went at a leisurely time. I lined up for a bit and entered the shop right away. The staff's service was good. Maybe they are new starting today? Their responses were really good. It was just the right amount of toppings for the parfait I wanted to eat during my walk. My wife had the limited edition plate and she said it was delicious too. Personally, I think it would be nice to have a few more drink options. They had pear soda, but I was hoping for more variety.

Today's pasta lunch special is mushroom cream pasta. It comes with a drink as a set. The pasta seems to be more like a ready-made meal rather than freshly cooked, but it's delicious so I come here often. Many people seem to be eating hot sandwiches.

I felt like eating a parfait, so I visited this place nearby! They had custard pudding parfait and chocolate parfait, but this time I ordered the chocolate parfait! It had been a while since I had a parfait, but it was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness. The price was also reasonable, which was great.

[Regarding the ordered hot sandwich set] Hot sandwich plate and a drink for 1320 yen (including tax) - Egg, tomato, lettuce, cheese hot sandwich / Custard pudding (mini) / Coffee or tea - Hot tea straight * Pot service The custard pudding was delicious. [About the shop] The shop is located on the 3rd floor of "AEON SENRITO Specialized Building". There is a receipt (the amount is not written). You can pay by credit card. Payment cannot be made with PayPay.

This is a cafe located on the 3rd floor of Aeon near Senri Central Station. Since the famous tonkatsu sandwich shop was crowded, I had a late breakfast at this cafe. The hot sandwich is crispy because it is grilled in a waffle machine. It contains egg, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. The pickles served with the hot sandwich have a mild sourness and sweetness, which goes really well with the melted cheese and tomato. The pudding has a strong egg flavor and is quite delicious. Thank you for the meal. Bill: Hot sandwich set 1320 yen

Location: Under the tower mansion on the west side of Senri building, just outside the south exit of Senri Central Station. This facility houses various tenants such as food, medical, and fashion shops, and on the 2nd floor, there is a cafe where you can enjoy Morozoff's pudding. A friend of a colleague from Tokyo who was looking for a place to live due to a transfer helped me a bit and stopped by here before heading to Itami Airport. I asked, "What would you like to eat, pudding or pork cutlet sandwich?" and they chose pudding, so we visited this place. After being checked for temperature and sanitizing at the entrance, we were seated. We quickly decided on the custard pudding and a drink set for 990 yen. As expected, the person from Kanto was a Yokohama BayStars fan... the first time I met a BayStars fan. We chatted about various things, and the person hadn't even placed an order yet. We went to the counter to place the order... Pudding!! The pudding was served promptly, with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream on the plate. It was delicious as always. We enjoyed a refreshing iced lemon tea and had a pleasant conversation as baseball fans. If they move to Osaka due to the transfer, I will make sure to treat them properly again.

I had lunch with my friend in Senri Chuo, went shopping, and strolled around. We were getting tired, but still wanted to chat more and have something sweet, so we went to Morozoff. When you think of Morozoff, you think of the glass containers that used to be in every household, right? The glass containers from the pudding. It's a shame to throw them away after buying or receiving them, so they tend to accumulate. But when you eat at the store, you don't have to worry about what to do with the glass containers, which is nice, haha. Well, it's a bit pricey, but it's nice to be able to try a variety of things little by little.

Dessert plate for 1265 yen. Assortment of Mont Blanc parfait with Kumamoto chestnuts, Danish cheesecake, and mini-sized pudding. I like everything except the cheesecake. They are small but perfect as a side for drinks, and the Morozoff Cafe in the department store is not as crowded, so it's very cozy.

I wanted to drink coffee, but the sandwich shop was too crowded. I decided to walk a bit and found a coffee specialty shop called "Mokumoku" nearby. It was a non-smoking place, so I was happy. I walked through the square where I used to live near Chisato Celci. It brought back memories of the time I used to visit this place every week. The square had a big panda ride and a children's train that my daughter loved. I felt nostalgic and almost cried. I arrived at a shop on the second floor of a shopping building with nice glass windows. It was coffee time, so there were many people inside. I saw a Mont Blanc cake, which was a seasonal item. I couldn't resist and ordered it along with my coffee. It was a relaxing time enjoying coffee and cake. It was time to take the bus back home. On the way back, I walked along a road lined with cherry blossom trees, where I used to have hanami parties in spring. At night, the area is known for the Nipponbashi Bunraku Theater. Since I arrived early in Osaka, I was able to visit many nostalgic places. I decided to have a light dinner of soba noodles.

I visited around 17:30 on a regular day and was able to get in right away as snack time had ended. Since I was alone, I sat at the counter seat by the window and ordered the Custard Pudding Parfait (tax included 990 yen). The pudding was as good as always! It had fruits on top, and underneath there was vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, berries, and citrus-flavored jelly. There was a lot of cream, but I didn't get tired of it and finished it all in no time.

I heard there is a Morozoff store in Sapporo, so I went there. Luckily, I got a seat by the window in the back. The seats were spacious and relaxing. Many people were ordering pudding. The waffles were also very delicious. They had not only sweet treats but also pasta on the menu. It's located in a shopping center, so there can be long lines during tea time. It's recommended to go at off-peak times.

I went to AEON SENRITO while shopping in the central area. I decided to visit "Cafe Morozoff" on the 3rd floor. The interior of the store has full glass windows and spacious seating arrangements, giving a bright and relaxed impression. Although there were empty seats by the window when I entered, they quickly filled up. It was quite busy even on weekdays. They also have lunch sets, including pasta (choose from 2 types). As a cafe from a sweets shop, they also had waffle sandwiches. I chose a one-plate set menu instead of the lunch menu. I ordered the Toast Sandwich Plate and Drink Set for ¥1250 (excluding tax). This set includes Morozoff's signature products: pudding and Danish cream cheese cake. The toast sandwich is made with thin bread for sandwiches, so it's not very filling, but it includes ham, cheese, tomato, pickles, potato salad, lettuce, and both pudding and cream cheese cake. The Morozoff pudding is beautiful from every angle. It's described as "mini" on the menu, but Morozoff's regular pudding is quite large. I love the firm and traditional Morozoff pudding. The creamy texture is amazing. The baked cheesecake also had its usual delicious taste. The coffee was light and refreshing. I wish there was more of it. They also have parfaits, so I definitely want to go back.

The nearest station is Senri-Chuo Station, which is connected to Pedestria Lucille right from the monorail Senri-Chuo Station. The exterior has a cheerful Italian feel, while the inside is spacious with only table seats. Located on the third floor, the view is also nice. When it comes to Morozoff, their custard pudding is a must-try. I chose the "Custard Pudding Set" (972 yen tax included), which comes with soft serve ice cream and whipped cream. The bitterness of the caramel matches well with the sweetness of the ice cream and whipped cream. And the iced tea I ordered as part of the set was also impressive. It was made with tea leaves in a server, steeped with a sand timer, and then poured into a glass with ice. It was a true delight to enjoy.

The redevelopment in Senri-Chuo is progressing rapidly, with the merging of Hankyu Department Store and Celsior into a super large shopping mall. This café, SENRITO Yomiuri, located in a new commercial facility, offers a relaxed atmosphere with Starbucks on the 2nd floor and Morozoff on the 3rd floor. It's a popular spot for nearby ladies, and their pudding seems to be a hit. I usually just order coffee and enjoy the spacious and comfortable setting.

It's a decent restaurant. The seating could be a bit better, as it feels somewhat cramped for the price. However, it's not a big issue. The cakes and parfaits are average.

During shopping, I felt like having something sweet and ended up at Morozoff. I chose a plate with pudding on it. It came with a drink for 1100 yen. I sat by the window and it was bright and pleasant. The pudding had a reliable taste that has been around for years. When I asked for an iced drink, they brought ice on the side. It makes sense, as the ice would melt quickly if put in hot tea. However, I wonder if it's necessary to bring a hot pot to pour the iced tea on a small table. The place is okay, with a sense of stability, but I wish they had some more unique menu items that are specific to this place.