Cafe Sunshine

This was such a cute little cafe. It was a bit tricky to find, but once we found it we loved it so much we came two days in a row. If you come after 9.30am be prepared to have a bit of a wait to be seated to a table. They cafe sells traditional Japanese breaky. We LOVED the hotcakes. I could eat them every day. The coffee was amazing!!! They roast their own coffee beans

I find everything about this cafe just lovely. The vintage vibe is exactly what I expected it to be. The staff is so polite and friendly. Everyone is patient and kind. There can be a long queue outside so make sure to ask before entering in order not to appear rude. The only downside is the hot cake (pancake) in that it’s authentically traditional which means it’s plain and uninteresting. But that’s probably why people hype about it so much 🤨

Had a calm and delicious breakfast here. Enjoyed the blend of the day immensely. Ard 9.30am a queue starts forming- just follow the instructions at the door. Would wait for a nice cuppa. Pictured is the amikoko (like a warm hug!)

A lovely hidden away cafe, open early and serving good coffee and fluffy pancakes! Friendly staff, nice atmosphere and good prices. They have an English section of the menu, which makes it easy to order if you don't read Japanese. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Osaka. Thank you for a lovely breakfast 🥞 ☕ :)

A but tricky to find but was definitely worth!! Omurice is soooo yummy 🥹🥰 Staff is so kind and accomodating too!!

Hidden treasure located at corner of a building , serves Japan transition cafe style breakfast - pale ale, sandwiches, toast, simple but each item we ordered are very satisfying. It’s pretty crowded on a Friday morning, with people from all age groups, morning coffee, chatting , newspaper. We didn’t quite figure out the pricing- as we were a bit lazy to check out, a breakfast tea pot seems to be more expensive than the coffee with sandwiches set, but all reasonable price and good quality

Very nice café. The staff were very kind and patient with us not being able to speak Japanese. They offered an English menu and made us feel welcome. The food and coffee were delicious. My family and I will definitely go back.

Tucked away in the back of the subway station this is a very quiet and peaceful breakfast spot that locals seem to like before they start their day. The food quality is lovely and the pancakes are light and fluffy (as a result of them whipping the batter right before cooking). The owners are super friendly and kind. The only drawback is there's not a lot of airflow in the restaurant so some might find it stuffy.

Great place to grab some breakfast. The service was very friendly. The food was good. they do have a variety of coffee to try. On the lower level, it is a bit confusing to find.

Wish i would of checked yelp before heading here Though highly rated on google this place seems overpriced for what you get (in Japan). 4000 yen for three and I'm pretty sure we are all still hungry Pancakes were fine but unremarkable Service was fine Definitely the first time in Japan i felt like i didn't get a lot of value

This is more a breakfast place for locals. We ordered the pancakes and omelette/rice. The restaurant is located at the basement of Umeda station. We came here because its close to our hotel. It's named as 'Sunshine' on google map but you couldn't find it unless you can read Japanese. Only way is to use the 'force' or ask somebody if you can't read Japanese. Friendly service but spoke little english. They forgot our coffee and pancake order and we had to remind them. However, I do want to keep in mind the language barrier, and give them the benefit of a doubt that it was just a simple miscommunication. Food is decent but took a little longer to come out than other restaurants.