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Sennariya Coffee
A Showa-era café that gave Osaka its first fruit parfait—Sennariya Coffee serves nostalgia with a side of sweet cream.
Dining
Kissaten, Retro Café, Fruit Parfaits
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Opened in 1948 just steps from Tsutenkaku Tower, Sennariya Coffee is a local legend and a living relic of Osaka’s postwar recovery. With its signature parfait glassware, handwritten menus, and vinyl booths, the café oozes retro atmosphere. But it’s not just for show—Sennariya is credited with popularizing the fruit parfait in Japan, and the original mukashi no parfait remains on the menu, layered high with fresh-cut fruit, soft-serve, and syrup. Coffee is served kissaten-style: strong, hot, and poured with ceremony. Whether you’re hiding from the heat or chasing vintage vibes, Sennariya offers a slice of sweet, slow-lane Osaka.
Facilities & Services
Parfaits, fruit sandwiches, kissaten-style coffee
Retro Showa décor and seating
Family-friendly atmosphere
Walk-ins only
Located near Tsutenkaku and Janjan-Yokocho
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