Osaka Blue Bottle Coffee Food Guide｜Followed the Navigation and Got Lost? Tested Check-in Route + Environment Experience Sharing

Going to Osaka and can’t miss checking in at a trendy coffee shop? This time, I’m sharing a guide to Blue Bottle Coffee’s spots. Remember to avoid navigation traps!

✨ Navigation Pitfall Avoidance Guide
I originally wanted to use Gaode navigation to go straight to the Shinsaibashi store. I entered the English name "Blue Bottle" and the address looked about right, but when I followed it, I ended up at another small shop with the same name! It turns out there are several Blue Bottle locations in Osaka, and Gaode easily confuses them. The safest way is to search "Osaka Blue Bottle Coffee Shinsaibashi," open the post location, and use Google Maps for navigation. Only then did I find the correct store is a 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station after taking the subway, which is about a whole subway station away from the wrong location—pretty funny!

☕ Coffee and Environment Test
The store space is open, with wooden decor and floor-to-ceiling windows. The sunlight makes it perfect for photos. I ordered the signature "Iced Latte." The coffee flavor is rich but personally, I didn’t find it super amazing—maybe I’m not a coffee expert~ However, the environment is comfortable, many people sit down to take photos while enjoying coffee. The store also sells coffee beans, travel cups, and other merchandise—fans must grab some!

📍 Recommended Nearby Itinerary
After checking in at Blue Bottle, it’s super convenient to walk to the nearby "Ebisubashi Hall" for okonomiyaki, just a 10-minute walk. It’s recommended to arrive an hour early to avoid the afternoon crowd. Take beautiful photos first, then enjoy local delicacies—this makes for a perfect day!

Post by 浑水摸鱼 | Jun 10, 2025