Kissa Garo — Restaurant in Osaka

It is a very local coffee shop in the neighbourhood. The coffee shop is a small one, so they can only accommodate around 12 customers at a time. I was visiting there in the morning around 9 am, and there are only a few seats left. The customers are all elderly living in the neighbourhood and a father bringing his baby girl. I was the only tourist. But no worries, the old couple running the coffee shop is very friendly.

The breakfast was cheap and delicious. It’s only ¥380, and it comes with a dark roast Japanese coffee, a toast spreading with butter, a boiled egg, and two favour of jam. The toast was unexpectedly delicious, it was thick but it was very moist and soft. If you’re not used to Japanese coffee, you may not get used to the favour, there’s a little bit better, but you can add sugar and milk to it and it taste better.

One thing to note is that smoking is permitted...

A small, rustic coffee placed run by a elderly couple serving simple breakfast options with coffee. Despite mainly catering for the locals around the region, the couple are very welcoming to foreigners and helped me with my order despite my limited japanese. I had a breakfast set A that comes with a huge slice of toast with 2 jams, an egg and a coffee. The bread is soft and buttery and the coffee is good with sugar and milk added. It is a relatively small place but very cosy and homely. If you happen to be in the area and need your coffee fix, I strongly suggest coming down here to give this inexpensive, charming place a try. You get to have a local, charming coffee...

A warm-hearted elderly couple runs a quaint and cozy breakfast shop, where time seems to slow down. Tucked away in a petite corner, their humble space is filled with the comforting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and sizzling morning fare. It’s an honest, no-frills business—built not just on food, but on quiet dedication and decades of love.

Each smile they serve, each meal they prepare, carries the tenderness of a lifetime spent together. There’s no grandeur here, only sincerity—and that’s what makes it so deeply heartwarming. It’s the kind of place that reminds you of the simple, beautiful goodness in...