Feel like being in a Forest! A Cafe of Art in Tennoji

Recently, the number of cafe franchises have increased dramatically in Osaka.

Although some people go to cafes wanting a quiet and relaxing time, many cafes can be too crowded and noisy to do so.

Today’s article is just for those people wanting to spend their time at cafes in peace.

“The Forest Oven Cafe Ponfy”, which we will be introducing here, is a cafe located in Osaka, Abeno Ward. It has great access to public transportation and is only 7 minutes from Tennoji Station or Abeno Station on foot.

When you step into the cafe, the first thing on your eye will be the unique characters greeting you from the walls.

The decorations were made by the owner who loves to make and paint from the owner was still young.

The theme of this cafe is “Night Dreams,” which is expressed by the dim lights.

The characters with their cute expressions and the warm light from the lamps and candles help you enjoy your time relaxing at Ponfy.

If you look closely, you will realize that there are many interesting items in this store.

For example, the plug cover is designed to be a bagworm’s house.
The sound of birds singing in the cafe and the painting of trees will let you forget about your busy daily life.

According to the owner, the number of animals in the cafe will occasionally be added.

Wouldn’t it be exciting to find new animals every time you visit the store?

The decoration is not the only charm of this cafe.

Many people visit here for its fabulous food. Ponfy mainly serves food cooked in the oven. The picture above is “oven cooked pancake with butter cream.”
The fluffy pancake is decorated with rose shaped butter and is served with fruit sauce.

This Dutch Baby Pancake is especially popular among women for its crispy and chewy texture.

Another reason for its popularity may be its reasonable price of 600yen for the pancake and also a drink.

Other than pancakes, this cafe is also known for its menu with plenty of melting cheese melted by a raclette oven.

(※Raclette is a semi-hard cow’s milk cheese that is usually fashioned into a wheel of about 6kg (13 lb). It is most commonly used for melting. It is also a Swiss dish based on heating the cheese and scraping off (racler) the melted part.

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The rice omelet and Japanese radish and taro gratin served here are also very popular.

These menus are not only for lunch hours but are also served in the evening.

Although this place is a cafe, they serve alcohol too.

The picture above, which is slightly grilled raclette cheese and is recommended to order with red wine.

We are sure you will fall in love with “The Forest Oven Cafe Ponfy,” once you have visited it.

If you ever get tired of the city life, take a visit for a great time to relax.