Nishimura Coffee — Restaurant in Osaka

Its going to be pricy, but you get peace and quiet out of the city and more business like environment where people come to read the paper and chill, it isn't noisy at all.

The coffee au lait was strong and I liked it, bitter as well. Them the fruit tart was refreshing and very good.

The service was good and they were quick to serve, there is little English on the menu because its a bother for them to deal with it day in and out, but that would be the visitors problem becuase you would be in Japan, so think about that before considering that English should be a required addition to the cafe. Then again, not sure if they have one if you asked or the servers speak English as well.

Overall, I loved it becuase it was out of the crowded touristy...

Solid coffee shop, with a great old school ambience, originally established in Hakone 1948. Super fast and perfect service, a good range of beans to choose from for your coffee and the sweets I tried were all spot on, creme caramel (they called it milk pudding) was delicious. Cinnamon toast made with big fluffy slices of bread was good, amazing to see such nice crockery and milk and sugar containers, these nostalgic elements really elevate the experience a lot, oh and...

A classic interior and pretty vintage coffee shop, or we can call it Kisatten in Japanese (?). It looks like we entered a hotel restaurant. I love the coffee and also the Baumkuchen. Nishimura has long history establishing it's name up till today, so it has guarantee that you will have good time spending...