Amadeo — Restaurant in Osaka

Wonderful coffee shop. Classical music playing lightly in the background and a interior that feels both European and Japanese at the same time. It was just one gentleman behind the counter who measured and ground the beans for each cup separately. There is an option to be served a fluffy toast with butter or jam to go with your coffee that costs 430 yen for both. The coffee itself was delicious and far better than most coffees you will find anywhere in Japan or the world. Menu is in Japanese, but Google translate helps and the owner is very patient and helpful to foreigners....

A solo owner runs the coffee shop with dedication. He carefully prepares the coffee with patient. Coffee beans are weighted, then grinned and dripped into a cup. The sediment part is discarded. The toast with ham is very fluffy and soft with the bottom crispy. I believe he lives music by the way the music is played and the decorations in the shop. He is honest, letting customer know that it may take long to wait even if there are a couple empty chairs. Running a ten seat shop by one person is not easy. It is a place you relax and enjoy and no...

Their black coffee was robust and well-balanced, leaning toward a darker roast. It paired nicely with the simplicity of the toast with jam, where the light, crunchy texture of the bread and the sweetness of the jam provided a comforting contrast to the coffee’s depth. The coffee jelly was a refreshing finish—a firm, mildly sweet jelly that allowed the coffee’s rich flavors to come through subtly. It offered a cool, enjoyable texture that balanced well with the...