Optimus cafe
🇯🇵 OsakaAbout Optimus cafe
About
Optimus Cafe in Osaka is a vegan café dedicated to promoting a meatless lifestyle. Emphasizing environmental protection and health, the café serves as a community platform for discussing the impact of our daily choices on the earth. With its vegan meals and inviting atmosphere, it encourages guests to reflect on their own lifestyle and connection with nature. Optimus Café is not just a place to eat but a gathering spot for people interested in sustainability and looking to contribute positively to climate change. The café's philosophy is grounded in a sense of love and gratitude towards the planet, aiming to make a larger impact through small, mindful decisions.
Food
The menu at Optimus Cafe is entirely vegan, meaning it uses no animal products whatsoever. It promotes a meatless lifestyle and invites guests to contemplate the benefits of such a diet. The meals are crafted not only with physical health in mind but also environmental consciousness, providing an opportunity to discuss sustainable consumption and environmental protection with friends or staff. With delicious and healthy vegan options, Optimus Café aims to inspire guests to explore the advantages of an eco-friendly and ethically responsible diet.
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Japan, 〒541-0041 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Kitahama, 2-chōme−1−１４ KITA2 BLD. Directions
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I visited here on my last day in Osaka. This modern restaurant has a number of seats outside overlooking the river. I sat indoors on a high stool.
There was a wide range of healthy options on the menu from Buddha bowls to appetisers. I drank a latte and also ate a small cookie for dessert. The staff were friendly and the restaurant had good wifi.
It's conveniently located near Kitahama subway
A smallish cafe/restaurant that went vegan some time ago. It's popularity can be associated with the vegan options served here and also it's convenient location between Kitahama and Yodoyabashin Stations.
Has a terrace that provides outdoor seating for when the weather is nice outside and the river view might be what some customers are just after.
Plan to spend around 1000 yen for a meal, which isn't bad and is comparable to other non-chain food places in the same area. Portions aren't big but is unexpectedly filling and generally is enough to last me for the remainder of the work day. No complaints about taste.
If you are an athlete or instructor of fitness, you could apply for a free card to get 100 yen discounts. Not sure when the offer started or if it's permanent, but it's an incentive for those wanting to eat healthier in addition to being physically active.
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