After watching a movie, I used a discount coupon to enjoy a scone at a slightly discounted price. It was a bit difficult to eat because it crumbled easily, but it was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness. The syrup container shaped like a beaker was cute, and the simple and stylish atmosphere inside the cafe was nice. I've been to Parks a few times, but I never knew there was such a stylish and relaxing cafe hidden in the back. Enjoyed my meal!

I visited to find my favorite scone. Jam and cream were optional, and I chose raspberry jam. The scone was very delicious, but it was quite large and the jam may have been a bit lacking. The interior of the shop is very clean and beautiful.

After walking around Namba Parks, I found a place to have tea. The shop was busy but I was seated quickly. You order and pay at the register first, and then they bring your order to your table. The caramel sauce on the pudding was just the right amount of bitterness and it was delicious!

I have been coming back to this place many times. The interior is simple yet comfortable, and there is a good distance between customers, so it doesn't feel crowded. I really like the atmosphere. I had an affogato-like dessert and iced tea. Both were simple and delicious.

It's great that you can order soft serve ice cream by itself. However, the prices are a bit high for the taste. Self-service water. Soft serve ice cream is around 600 yen. The seating is a bit close to the next table. It can get crowded and noisy on weekends. Probably won't go back again.

Went to Namba Parks with a friend for tea. We arrived around 5:00 PM on Saturday and it was almost full, but we managed to find seats at the counter. You order at the counter and they bring the food to your seat. The menu had a variety of delicious looking ice creams and sweets. I ordered the Prin a la mode cream, which looked cute and tasty. It had ice cream on top of the pudding, and it was incredibly delicious. It was a very cold day, but I bet it would taste even better in the summer. The pudding at the bottom was sweet and tasty. It was quite filling as a dessert. The drink set cost 1070 yen. They also had food items like Keema curry on the menu, which looked delicious and caught my interest.

There is a cafe on the third floor of Namba Parks. It was a bit hard to enter as you couldn't see much from the entrance, but I finally went in. The interior is bright, with table and counter seats available. The coffee was okay, and the lemon-flavored baked goods were delicious.

I used to frequent the Kitahama store a lot. The menu is stylish and it's a relaxing cafe. This shop at Namba Parks is also spacious and tucked away in the back, so it has a hidden gem feel and you can relax. I love the carrot cake and milk scones here. They were delicious, especially with plenty of coffee.

The "Carrot Cake" at Elmer's Green in Namba Parks on the third floor is delicious. I actually love Carrot Cake. Also, the soft serve ice cream at Elmer's Green is superbly tasty. It perfectly matches my taste. So, I always order the "Pudding a la Mode Cream" which has my favorite pudding with soft serve ice cream on top. If you dine in, you can get a drink for just a little over 1000 yen. I always choose tea for some reason. The pudding is light and goes really well with the soft serve ice cream. When you take out, they can add whipped cream on top of the pudding if you ask, which is a nice service. However, it always ends up messy by the time I get home. But I still ask for whipped cream every time. This time, I took a picture right after leaving the store before it got messy. I was able to take a picture of the Carrot Cake, but not the Pudding because it got messy as usual. The takeout price for cakes and pudding is 50 yen off from the dine-in price. The total for this visit was 2155 yen. I felt like having Carrot Cake again, so I visited and spent 500 yen for a slice. It's still delicious! (laughs)

When I was strolling around Namba Parks, I passed by this shop a few times and finally decided to check it out. There was a wait, so I wrote my name down and waited a bit. It seems like there is always a wait at this shop inside the shopping mall, especially during snack time. You order and pay first, then wait at your assigned seat for your order to be served, so you have time to decide what to order while waiting. I ordered the following: Pudding a la mode with cream, coffee jelly soft serve, and also an iced coffee as a set. The pudding had more volume than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise! It had caramel at the bottom, which added a nice balance of sweetness without being too bitter. The combination with the soft serve was excellent and it was a perfect treat for my tired body after walking around. The shop was mostly filled with families, female groups, and couples, so it might be a bit intimidating for solo diners. Oh, they also offer takeout and there are chairs outside for takeout customers.

The cream a la mode was 655 yen (excluding tax) and the cafe au lait was 546 yen (excluding tax). I wanted to eat cheesecake, but when I went around 5 pm on Sunday, it was sold out and not available. The pudding was good because, well, it's pudding and ice cream. The cafe au lait was lukewarm and the flavor was weak, not to my liking.

It's cherry blossom season, but when my dessert buddies and I went out for dango instead of enjoying the flowers, we found out we didn't actually make a reservation haha. So, we decided to go for cheesecake, but they were sold out haha. Oh well, we can't always get what we want haha. We ended up ordering a nostalgic dessert, the pudding a la mode haha. It tasted just like old times! It was delicious haha. Thank you for the sweet treat!

I came to try the cheesecake but it was already sold out. I ordered the Glass Soft "Craft Milk Crumble" instead. When I ordered a hot coffee, I was asked if I wanted deep roast, medium roast, or light roast. It seems they are particular about their coffee as well as their sweets. The soft serve (Craft Milk Crumble) had a rich milk flavor which was amazing. It was my first time trying the crumble topping and it was delicious. Of course, the coffee was great too. Thank you for the meal.

I have visited this cafe several times, which offers milk soft serve made with carefully selected milk from a ranch. It is one of my favorite cafes. On this day, I wanted to try their cheesecake, but the cafe was crowded, the service was slow, and despite available seats, they did not seat us. Since waiting for a dine-in meal would take too long, I decided to get a takeout and enjoy it with coffee in the nearby square. The cafe is located on the 3rd floor of Namba Parks, and I found a bench in the square on the second floor to enjoy my treats. I ordered the single origin hot coffee, Rwanda, which had a sweet aroma and a refreshing acidity, just the way I like it. The cafe takes care to drip the coffee properly, resulting in a delicious cup that suits my taste. The cheesecake was delicious! It had a thin layer of creamy and tangy cheese, along with a smooth and rich cheese filling. The base was made of a crunchy mixture of graham crackers and walnuts, adding a nice texture to the overall taste. The cheesecake was not overly sweet, making it easy to enjoy despite its substantial appearance. Personally, I prefer cheesecakes with a graham cracker and walnut base, as it adds a nice flavor. I am also interested in trying their other baked goods, such as the pudding. I look forward to visiting this cafe again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

At Elmer's Green in the Park, when you order pudding with a drink, you can get a little discount, making it a set for ¥1070. Unfortunately, there is no discount for cake and drink sets. The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice, and the staff are friendly. The pudding, soft serve ice cream, cake, tea, and coffee are all delicious. The visual of pudding topped with soft serve ice cream and a bright red cherry is irresistible. The carrot cake is also a favorite of mine. I only bought a slice for myself on this day, and it was delicious.

I wanted to experience a spicy flavor like Namba Parks, so I ordered curry. When I entered around 1 pm, there were only about 2 groups of customers and it was empty. The curry was very spicy with the flavor of sansho and pepper, and it was delicious. The interior of the restaurant is also very stylish and cozy.✨

This is a popular cafe located in Namba Parks. The main store is in Kitahama, and they have several branches in Osaka. I visited around 2 pm on a weekday and was able to get in without waiting in line. I had an iced coffee (¥550) and a cheesecake (¥600). The cheesecake is divided into two layers. The top layer is a tangy and refreshing rare cheesecake with a hint of lemon-like acidity. It has a creamy texture like cream cheese, but with a light and refreshing taste. The bottom layer is like a regular baked cheesecake, slightly sweet but with a clean aftertaste. It is dense but melts in your mouth beautifully. At the bottom, there is a crunchy biscuit crust with walnuts mixed in, adding a nice flavor and texture to the cheesecake. It was delicious! The relaxed atmosphere was also great. Thank you for the meal!

Elmer's Green Cafe. It's a favorite restaurant of mine. I especially like the Yodoyabashi store. I come to Elmer's before watching a movie at Namba Parks for a movie meeting. It's been about 4 years since I last visited the Namba Parks Elmer's. It was quite crowded on a Sunday. When it opened in Namba Parks, the stylish yet soft green coffee shop was just the right amount of trendy and nice. However, the interior is a bit dirty and worn out. Some retro-designed lighting fixtures, seemingly part of the concept, have bulbs that are mismatched. Some have bright white LED bulbs, while others have large shades without any bulbs. White and orange lights are mismatched... Even though the bitter blend coffee was delicious, the interior looks tired and uneven. It's such a shame, and it feels a bit sad. It's a wasted opportunity! I still prefer the Yodoyabashi store. I'd like to visit the Sakai store too.

I visited for coffee & dessert after lunch at 13:30. I wanted latte art but they couldn't make it as they didn't have an espresso machine. I was disappointed because there are beautiful latte art images in the parks' guidebooks and website. So, I decided to go for dessert instead. I ordered a soft cream. If you order a sandwich and set, you get a ¥300 discount. I ordered a tuna and Cheddar cheese sandwich and a soft cream. For dessert, I got the classic craft milk ramble and tiramisu cream.

I had some errands in Namba and stopped by Parks before my appointment. I found Elmer's Green Cafe, which I had marked for their carrot cake, and got it to go! I enjoyed it the next day. It was really moist and had a strong carrot flavor. The cake was thick, with raisins concentrated in the upper part. I paired it with coffee and had a great snack time.