Cafe lunch round two! I wanted to try a hot sandwich called Panini, which I don't usually have, so I decided to give it a try here (*´∇｀*) I had the "Herb Chicken and Tomato with Basil Sauce Panini + Traja Ice Cafe Latte"! The sandwich had a nice wavy charred crust and was crispy and flaky on the outside, but soft and fluffy in the center. The herb chicken was moist and the warm tomato added a nice touch, making it taste really good. The portion of the ingredients was not huge, but the perfect match with the bread made it delicious. I'm curious about the other popular Paninis that are often sold out. The iced latte had just the right richness and a refreshing taste, it was a good choice. I also want to try the classic Indonesian coffee next time. The high ceiling and spacious atmosphere allowed me to relax, and watching the hustle and bustle of Midosuji Street through the glass was a bit envy-inducing, but it was a nice contrast to the freedom and relaxation of the time spent here today... that's all for now!

On the 1st floor of Honmachi Garden City building, there is a stylish coffee shop in a trendy glass-covered office building. When I visited on a weekday morning, there was only one customer who seemed like a housewife. The seating options included long tables with plenty of chairs and counter seats. The menu was simple, offering sandwiches (panini), cakes, and various drinks like coffee. They serve flat panini sandwiches cooked on the outside, which suits the office clientele well. I ordered a salmon and cream cheese panini with a hot coffee. The coffee had a nice acidity and was perfect for sipping slowly while enjoying the view of the city outside the glass windows. The panini was freshly cooked after ordering, with generous portions of salmon, cream cheese, lettuce, and some small seed-like spices. It was quite delicious. As it approached lunchtime, the seats quickly filled up with office workers coming down from the upper floors. Many were discussing work, and it seemed like a place where business meetings could take place. If you're looking for tasty panini at a reasonable price or want to work while enjoying an office-like atmosphere, this place is recommended.

I had a Craft House sandwich and a hot coffee for 340 yen.

This is my favorite spot near my workplace.

A new café has opened on the ground floor of a high-ceiling building. There is no sign outside, so I didn't notice it until now. People working in this building can get a free size upgrade. The space is open and spacious. It's not very bright, but the seats are comfortable. There are many sofa seats, and I saw many people reading books. There are no walls or dividers, giving it a lobby café vibe. I ordered an iced coffee. It had a good aroma, low bitterness and acidity, and was easy to drink. It was a delicious iced coffee.

This is Traga Coffee, my favorite coffee, from Indonesia. The owner used to work at a pharmaceutical company's research lab in Indonesia for a long time. They had to conduct human trials before releasing any medication, and they would do drug research in developing countries to get approval. The director was recognized by Indonesia for their good response and even received a gold nugget as a reward. The company's president was generous and told the owner to keep the reward because they deserved it for their hard work. When I visited a friend's house in Indonesia, they served me Traga Coffee, which was said to be a mythical coffee with a unique aroma and sweetness that I loved. Now, a chain of Traga Coffee shops is opening in Osaka, Japan, and I can't wait to visit. I recently read a review by Maron-sama who tried Traga Coffee in Okinawa, and I was surprised by the price - only 290 yen! This reminded me of when I was told that over 40 years ago, coffee beans in Indonesia cost over 2000 yen, which was the same as a month's salary for a servant in my uncle's house. I asked the staff about the secret behind the delicious taste of Traga Coffee, and they said it was made more drinkable by including it. The staff were cute and friendly, and the atmosphere was nice, although I couldn't take photos because it was crowded. Overall, the coffee was delicious, and I'll definitely be coming back to this cozy place.

There was a self-service coffee shop inside a building. This building, located along Midosuji Street, had a coffee shop that I noticed inside. And before I knew it, I was in the shop inside the building. Anyway, the shop, or rather the building, was cool. The building had good air conditioning. I envy that. Since it was a self-service shop, you could take the coffee to go. Inside the building, right? Nice~ This building, or rather the shop, was quite spacious. It felt relaxing. Thanks to the building? The iced coffee had a bitter taste, yet the first sip was sweet. It was a bit different. It's not that it was weak, but at first it wasn't like that, and then the bitterness came later. I wonder if there are differences in self-service coffee shops. It was a coffee that might suit some people's preferences. July 2016 Rating 2.3

The City Boy on a bicycle passing by briskly suits the morning scenery along Midosuji Avenue. Located in a stylish business building with a sophisticated atmosphere, Traja Coffee is a mysterious chain cafe with several outlets in Osaka. This particular outlet has a semi-open layout on the first floor, subtly integrated with a Resona Bank ATM. The interior exudes a mono-art vibe with a touch of Scandinavian style. The panoramic view of Midosuji Avenue through the glass is quite picturesque. I visited in the morning and opted for the blend coffee. Until the 9 am rush hour of office workers, it can be a bit chaotic. But once the rush subsides, it becomes a peaceful oasis where you can relax in a self-service style within the office building.

I use it often. The only downside is that they only accept cash.

Almond milk latte