Serves meat, vegan options available. Shisha cafe located in Amemura, between Shinseibashi and Namba Station. Offers a small food menu that includes a falafel plate (fried in an pan, not with meat), salad, a tomato-okura dish with falafel, fries, pickles, olives, rice and (vegan) tahini sauce. Specify vegan when ordering and say no butter in the rice. Serves Egyptian style coffee with spices, available with soy milk. Open Mon-Sun 2:00pm-12:00am.
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2-3-21 Nishishinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Yoshimoto Building 3F, Osaka, Japan, 542-0086
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Last update on 05 Sep 2020 by MaikeTyson
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6 Reviews
First Review by MaikeTyson
JulesDcks
Points +517
Nice falafel - Edit
Good falafel and french fries. Was a long wait to get food but staff is nice
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Shivamke
Points +15
Very good! - Edit
Very vegan friendly!! Highly recommend
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Rayén
Points +21
Me salvo la vida - Edit
El resto de los lugares con opciones vegetarianas o veganas suelen estar cerrados o quedan muy lejos. Este lugar me salvo dos veces, ya que tiene un amplio horario de atención y hacen un falafel delicioso y la atención es estupenda.
Read morePros: Falafel, Atencion, Comida
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ALinOsaka
Points +162
nice place - Edit
Food was much better than I expected, had falafel with rice and salad, pickles and fries. Not into shisha but still nice place!
Read morePros: tasty vegan food, cozy place, acceptable prices
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AnitaDollar
Points +3592
Nice falafel sandwich - Edit
Owner was helpful and catered to vegan requirements perfectly!
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MaikeTyson
Points +90
Authentic Egyptian flair - Edit
The Café is very comfortable and the interior is amazing. Especially the beautiful lamps. It’s focus is on shisha, so the food menu is not that big, but if you want to enjoy a very good shisha with traditional Egyptian style spiced coffee and maybe a falafel snack, you’re right. It’s located on the 3rd floor over the restaurant slices. They offer their tee and coffee with soy milk and the make the sauce, falafel and pickles themselves. It’s owned by an Egyptian named Ahmed who can speak Arab, English and Japanese. He’s very friendly and helpful, so feel free to ask if you have any questions.
Read morePros: Friendly staff , Beautiful interior , Homemade food
Cons: Not wheelchair friendly , Not a huge food variety , Not for children
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