SFBC Bar&Cafe

Stopped by here after prowling Namba for a while because my girlfriend and I saw the patches. Staff was very kind and spoke English very well. Had an easy time ordering and drinks were out super fast. The melon soda and tea were both really good and fairly priced. Would highly recommend any Airsofters or just people who wanna stop for a nice snack and drink and perhaps shoot some guns.

I went here on June 15. I specifically went here to try the air soft gun rental. It was my first time shooting. You can rent the whole set for ¥3000 and the staff was guiding us to use it. The staff showed us the guns used in John Wick movies and even he showed us the trick John Wick does in the movie. They also sell John Wick coins! As a John Wick fan, I am so happy! It was a super fun experience! I was hoping the shooting range would be further, but noting that this is a cafe, it’s more than enough. I had an iced cappuccino, it was okay. Totally worth to try if you’re into military stuff

Came here to stop by and rest a little after shopping for the trip and the staffs were super duper nice!!! There was this one staff that was super helpful that spoke really nice english and was super nice enough to lend me their charger :””D americano was super nice! came out very quickly, (they served it once i finished paying) and it was very smooth down to the throat!! the decorations and vibes were on point :DD will definitely visit againnn hehehehe apparently they have an airsoft rental as well! (as you can see i finished the americano down furiously hahahaha)

An interesting themed café in Osaka that offers standard café food and drink, but also has a variety of merchandise such as patches available for purchase, and an airsoft shooting range on the top floor for practice or just to try out. Despite the staff's limited English, they were friendly and helped with setting up a rental gun to try out at the range (3000 yen). Fun enough for a first time airsoft experience.

Came to try out airsoft with the boys and had a great time. Staff couldn't speak much English but their body language and chattering in Japanese left no doubt to their sincerity and friendliness. We all had lunch there before leaving. On the way out, we noticed a wall of velcro patches. There were flags from many nations but not SG. So I ripped mine off my backpack and asked to contribute mine. The waitress/cashier was happy to accept and even stuck it onto her apron. :)