cafe BOBBIN 能勢
cafe BOBBIN, which operated on weekdays only in Nishi-ku, Osaka City, closed in March, and we have now opened a shop in Nose Town from April. Our daily lunch with plenty of vegetables remains the same, and we also have sweets ready for you. We also accept takeout and bento orders.
- 177-5 Ozato, Nose, Toyono District, Osaka 563-0352, Japan
- We-Mo 11:00-16:00
- +81 70-8795-0088
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The café that used to operate in this spot was reasonably priced and delicious, a favorite of mine, so I was disappointed when it relocated. Then this shop opened, so I went right away. The daily lunch comes with several small side dishes and soup, and you can choose the main dish from 3 kinds. A variety of ingredients are finished with creative seasonings, so you never get bored. Delicious. You can choose white rice or multigrain rice, and apparently refills are available. 1000 yen including an after-meal drink is a price that makes me want to come often. They even include soup with the bento, which I appreciate. I only come to this area about 1~2 times a week, but lunch here has become one of the things I look forward to.
View on GoogleUses rice grown in Nose (you can choose white or multigrain rice; you can adjust the amount and get refills) and fresh vegetables. The natural, healthy lunch menu has taco rice or hamburg steak, plus several daily specials, and the small dishes and soup (miso soup) change every time, so you never get bored. One plate with lots of small dishes and ingredients, overflowing with deliciousness. You can eat until closing time in the evening. The parking lot is spacious, and there's a cycle rack for bicycles. On a group ride, even if there's not enough room, the wooden fence in the parking lot looks usable as a bike rack, so if you give the owner a heads-up, it might be okay?
View on GoogleI'd been curious since this place came in after Nagomi Cafe moved together with Nose Mariage, and I was finally able to go. I thought it would be the kind of café catering to day-trippers that's common around Nose, but when I went, the customers seemed to be local grandpas and grandmas. For a weekend café around Nose, it's reasonably priced, and the vegetables in particular were superb.
View on Google6 minutes on foot. A café that opened on a rarely used road heading to Kusasa Elementary School, where I went. Ate cheerfully and had a fun time.
View on GoogleYou could choose white rice or multigrain rice, and with the small dishes and main, it was a filling lunch.
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