It was close to Shinsaibashi Station, so I used takeout on my way home. The teriyaki chicken sandwich had a simple but delicious flavor that I could enjoy multiple times. The chocolate chip cookies (2 pieces) were the perfect size for a small snack, with small chocolate chips adding a nice touch.

I was tired, so I stopped by for a break and ordered a Yoghurt (Shine Muscat). The cold sweetness was delicious on my weary body. On my way out, I also ordered a takeout Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich and a Soy Milk Latte. Perfect for a simple dinner.

I came to Dotonbori looking for a place with power outlets and Wi-Fi. It's crowded but there are plenty of seats available which is great. I ordered the Milano Sandwich B with shrimp, salmon, and camembert for 550 yen. If you order together, you get a 50 yen discount on drinks. The sandwich has a filling of salmon and cream cheese, topped with shrimp and camembert. The black pepper adds a nice touch, and the Italian dressing gives it a refreshing seafood salad-like taste. The bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The shrimp is juicy and the dressing is deliciously refreshing.

On the last day of the New Year holiday, I went to my younger sister's house in the afternoon. Before that, I stopped by in Shinsaibashi via Honmachi to buy shoes for myself. Before heading to Daimaru Department Store in Shinsaibashi Shopping Street, I took a tea break at this Doutor, Shinsaibashi Ichome branch. I purchased my drink at the counter on the first floor, while my wife secured seats on the second floor. The café latte (S) for 340 yen was surprisingly delicious, even though I wasn't expecting much. The first floor was crowded, but the second floor was quiet and relaxing. It was a nice break, and I ended up only buying one pair of shoes for my wife in the end.

I visited this coffee shop in Shinsaibashi on a regular day. I ordered a blend coffee and decided to take a break while drinking it since I was tired from walking. This shop has seating up to the 4th floor, which is nice because there are plenty of seats available. Thank you for the meal!

I had some free time until my next appointment, so I decided to go to Doutor for the first time in a while. I got a coffee and a mixed sandwich and went up to the second floor. Everyone was reading books, studying, or working on their laptops. It was incredibly quiet and I was surprised. Thanks to that, I was able to relax, read a book, organize my notes, and get some work done.

Last year, when I went to Osaka, I suddenly found myself in Shinsaibashi. I worked as a salaryman for 25 years, but I always envied those who commuted to work carrying a briefcase on public transportation. I only commuted by car because the company was not located in the city center. I always wanted to say, "Let's go out for drinks tonight!" but I never had the chance. I once left my car at home and took the subway to Susukino. I still have a longing for people who have a morning coffee at coffee shops or fast food places on their way to work. It looks cool, right? People in suits having coffee while enjoying breakfast. I checked out of the hotel and was drawn to this place, where I ordered a "Morning Set (420 yen)" at the counter and went to the second floor to enjoy it. The price is quite reasonable for the center of Osaka, thanks to being a large chain store. The coffee was mild and easy to drink. The whole grain bread hamburger with ham and egg salad was visually appealing and delicious. Did you know you're supposed to eat a hamburger vertically? Just kidding. The egg salad was rich and creamy, complemented by the crisp lettuce and ham, all sandwiched between the whole grain bread. It was surprisingly delicious. After enjoying a delicious morning time, the other customers hurriedly finished their meals and headed to work. Now it's time for me to focus on work. Thank you for the meal.

After lunch, I hurried back to the office at Shinsaibashi Station. Suddenly, my stomach started cramping. Oh no! This is an emergency! I quickly assessed the situation (won't make it back to the office) and had to find a restroom. In the bustling Minami area, finding a suitable place was not easy. Then it hit me! After years of posting reviews, the locations of visited stores were stored in my brain. I headed to a cafe next to Uniqlo. It was a four-story Doutor building. I rushed past the first floor and headed to the restroom on the second floor, but it was for women only. On the third floor, the same situation. I didn't have time to be disappointed, so I went up another floor. Fortunately, the restroom on the fourth floor was unisex, but I was beaten to it by a male guest by a few seconds (Oh no, again!). I cursed under my breath. I quickly checked the floor layout and found out that the restroom on the first basement floor was unisex. I ran down from the fourth floor. Phew! The restroom was empty. Thank you, God (tears). I thought I was going to have an accident. But I must stay alert until the end. After finishing my business, I went back to the first floor to order. I got an iced coffee for 224 yen, my favorite taste and the cheapest price among cafe chains. I paid with my value card as usual. I added syrup and milk, stirred with a straw, and enjoyed it for a few minutes. It was delicious. Thank you for the feast, and thank you, Doutor, for the whirlwind experience.

After-meal break with a drink. Shinsaibashi has quite a lot of foot traffic. There were more customers than I expected. Okinawa black sugar latte is delicious. It felt a bit too sweet, but the whipped cream on top is nice.

It's coffee time after eating. I arrived around 12:30, and there wasn't much of a line on the first floor, so I went up to the second floor where it was quite full. It seemed like a hassle to go up to the third floor, so I settled for a seat on the second floor where the coffee was still warm. I had tea, and it was quite generous in quantity, which was nice. Since there is only a pitcher on the first floor, it's better to get your water there first.

After shopping in Shinsaibashi and feeling exhausted, I was drawn to a photo of a hot chocolate drink in front of Doutor and decided to enter. Suffering from low blood sugar, I ordered a German sausage and vegetable calzone along with a hot chocolate drink. It was a cold day, so the drink warmed me up. The calzone had plenty of vegetables and was a good portion size, making it easy to eat. After a nice break, I headed back home. Thank you for the meal.

This is a review of a Doutor coffee shop located near Shinsaibashi Station on the Midosuji Line, Nagahori Tsurumi Ryokuchi Line. It is situated next to the Uniqlo Shinsaibashi store and across from the H&M Shinsaibashi store. The shop has a deep interior structure with a counter at the entrance and individual seats along the wall. There are also table seats further inside, as well as seating on the second and third floors. The total seating capacity is 137, including 20 designated smoking seats. The location is always busy due to its prime spot. I ordered an iced coffee (M size for 275 yen) to pass the time before my haircut appointment. The coffee was average, made with 100% Arabica beans to balance bitterness with a hint of sweetness. The seating arrangement was clever, maximizing space with individual tables and outlets. However, in light of current concerns about the spread of infection, I couldn't help but worry about airflow from nearby seats. It might be a good idea to install screens for added safety.

There is a Doutor coffee shop in Shinsaibashi that is very convenient, so I often go there when I want to have tea around Shinsaibashi. I don't want to tell you about this place, but I'll secretly share it with you (laughs). The staircase is tucked away, so it's a bit hard to find, but there is a basement seating area. It's spacious and there are few people, so you can relax and enjoy your time there. Due to the impact of the coronavirus, I had the place all to myself on that day (laughs). I had a coffee and spent a leisurely time there.

I tried the popular drink, Black Sugar Milk Tea with tapioca pearls! I've been wanting to try it for a while and finally got to drink it at Doutor. I got it as an iced drink, but there was a lot of ice haha. Towards the end, it was a bit hard to suck up the tapioca pearls haha. But it was delicious! Some of the tapioca pearls were a bit hard though!

Doutor coffee shop located near Shinsaibashi Station on the Midosuji Line and Nagahori Tsurumi Ryokuchi Line in Osaka Metro. We were looking for a place to have breakfast and decided to go in. The breakfast menu was not displayed outside, so we were unsure if they offered breakfast sets. However, once inside, we found the breakfast menu at the register. The first floor had many single seats lined up against the wall. With multiple floors from basement to 4th floor, there were plenty of seats available, and the atmosphere was spacious. It was a Saturday morning around 9 o'clock, and there were many solo customers, as well as some groups. We chose to sit at the counter seats on the second floor overlooking Shinsaibashi-suji street. We ordered the Morning Set A for 398 yen, which included ham and egg toast with a hot coffee. The toast was small with ham, mashed boiled egg, and lettuce sandwiched in between. It was a small portion, but satisfying for a quick bite. Overall, it was a pleasant breakfast experience.

After having a satisfying lunch with a friend, we decided to continue our conversation at Doutor to recharge. I ordered a set of iced tea and milk crepe. The iced tea was deliciously cold and refreshing. I also got to recharge my energy, so I highly recommend this place. Thank you very much.

I tried the Doutor Milano Sand Camembert and Shrimp Gratin because it looked so delicious. It was indeed delicious! They cut it in half so it's easy to hold and eat! The Camembert part. The shrimp part. It's really a gratin! There are even macaroni inside. The richness of the cheese is so delicious! I want to eat it again! I wonder if it will be available for a long time or if it's limited edition... By the way, it seems that T-Point accumulation will continue until mid-April. And please note that card payments are not accepted.

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