Kaino Coffee — Restaurant in Osaka

I love this place the first time is here. It's very nostalgic. As with the people. Most people that came are locals, many of them are elderly and they smoke. That's one thing really bother me every time I came here... The cigarette smoke.

It's a small cozy place until the cigarette smoke filled up the tiny restaurant but you also noticed probably the reason why these patrons so faithfully came here for the coffee and breakfast was probably because there is no restriction about smoking.

The curry was delicious, so was the fried rice. They use really good pearl rice to make them. The curry flavor was sophisticated and flavorful. The milk coffee got more milk than coffee so it lacks the flavor of the coffee. All in all, coming here reminded me of the good old days in Japan and the...

Situated on the far end of Kizu Market was Kaino Coffee, a quaint little coffee shop.

We dropped by for a quick morning tea of the coffee and toast set (¥430/ea). Opting for the milk coffee, we naively thought it would be similar to an English Breakfast or Earl Grey tea with milk. However, our drink tasted very much like hot milk, so in hindsight, we should have ordered straight coffee instead. The thick slice of jam on toast served as a tasty, sufficient morning tea.

We enjoyed the nostalgia and local vibes...

I had a good breakfast here. The milk coffee and egg toast was comforting on a cold morning. The egg toast was topped with ketchup and was a surprisingly good combo with the soft fluffy bread. The normal toast had a jam spread, and the bread was toasted nicely as well. Everything is freshly prepared.

Smoking is allowed in this place, but the server seems to open the door to allow ventilation whenever there is someone smoking in the...