Visited around 5:30 PM on Sunday. The restaurant was about half empty, so we were able to get a seat easily. They had a variety of alcohol options, and the menu mainly focused on lamb dishes. The lamb meat had no strong odor and was tender. The lamb chops were very tender and had great value for the price. The lamb brain mapo tofu looked very spicy, but it wasn't too spicy and had a rich flavor. I had 2 beers and 4 highballs.

The atmosphere is sophisticated and not typical of Temma, and the food is delicious and enjoyable with a special highball and akayane. It is a standing bar with reasonable prices, so it seems to be popular among 20-something working adults. In reality, there were many couples and groups of two men. If an old man (like me) were to go, it would be better to go at a slightly earlier time and leave quickly. The staff and the overall atmosphere of the restaurant were lovely. *Sorry for the poor quality of the photos.

I often visit this place because it is a sister restaurant of Ramu's love song. The alcohol here, like the spiced highball and aged pineapple sour, is incredibly delicious. I always order the lamb tongue skewers, which have a unique texture that I have grown to love. The atmosphere inside is calm and cozy, with dim lighting.

The interior couldn't be seen, but the appetizers were delicious. I tried omelette, skewers, stir-fry, fried food, and mapo tofu. Everything was creatively prepared and tasty. They use a variety of cooking styles and ingredients. It's exciting to order anything because it's all delicious! The drinks were also great. I would love to have this restaurant near my house. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

I was curious about what kind of shop this place was with its intriguing exterior. I had always wanted to visit BLACK SHEEP, and after looking it up, I finally found my way here. The marinated octopus and grilled eggplant with anchovy that they brought out first was delicious, and my friends and I all agreed it was really good. The speed-oriented menu was also impressive, with each dish having a unique and tasty flavor. I especially loved the lemongrass stewed lamb offal, which had a nice touch of flavor. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was great, and even though it was a hot day, it was cool and comfortable. The friendly staff made the experience even better. The clam broth tomato sour was incredibly delicious.

This is a restaurant similar to Lamb's Love Song. The food is delicious, but as a single person who is not a regular, it can be difficult to enter. I saw comments like "great for a solo night out" so I decided to visit alone. However, when I arrived at the front of the restaurant, I felt it was even more difficult to enter than Lamb's Love Song. The darkness made it hard to see inside, but the loud music could be heard from outside, creating a lively atmosphere. Despite my hesitation, I entered the restaurant. There was a DJ near the entrance with equipment, and the place was filled with a young, Western crowd. Although I felt out of place, I ordered the Guyanese skewers, tongue skewers, and fried potatoes in an Islamic style (the menu names may not be quite accurate). The food was delicious, just like Lamb's Love Song. I think the way they cook the lamb meat is very well done. Although there are many menu items that attract me at Lamb's Love Song, the level of deliciousness here is just as good. Next time, I think I'll avoid coming alone. I want to clarify that the staff members are polite and attentive, even to single and first-time customers.

The group's third restaurant, like "Make One Two" in Kitahama and "Love Song of Ram" in Temma, is a place that deconstructs and reconstructs Genghis Khan, with a distance from standing bars. It is a deep-digging space aimed at people in their 30s to late 40s who tend to avoid Temma Market, where they can drink in a calm atmosphere. The ambiance has been enhanced with dim lighting and an adult-like taste. Recommended dishes include lamb skewers (190 yen each), lamb harami skewers (190 yen), and lemongrass-stewed lamb hormone (490 yen). This is a favorite spot in the gourmet battleground of Temma, a place to keep in mind for when you visit Temma Shrine for a drink.

Tenma Patrol ♪ Day drinking second stop, wanted to go here too BLACK SHEEP @blk_sheep2. A favorite of mine, a ramen love song, and a MAKE ONE TWO affiliated store. For the third stop, head to the north side of Tenma Market. The ramen love song is fun, but here, although it's a stand, the lighting is subdued, creating a cool adult atmosphere! Their specialty lamb skewers for 180 yen each are delicious with plenty of spices. Swipe x 3 ⏪. In the second picture, the lamb neck skewer was topped with lots of green onions. The texture is great and the rich flavor is irresistible. The lamb here is well-prepared, with the wild taste of lamb being subdued, making it possible for even those who aren't fond of lamb to enjoy. You can order lamb skewers individually, which is convenient for trying a variety. The homemade spiced highball in the third picture had an oriental aroma that I really liked. It's one of the hippest stands in Osaka. In the trendy area of Tenma, it's a place where cool adults can casually drop by. I stopped by casually for the second stop this time, but next time, I want to try various dishes at the first stop. This place is a must-visit for lamb lovers. The staff are very friendly and welcoming, making it a great place for solo female diners. It was incredibly delicious. A hit! I'll definitely visit MAKE ONE TWO soon. Thank you for the meal. Visit Score: 3.08. Black Sheep Lamb Skewer Shop. Osaka, Kita-ku, Ikeda-cho 7-8. Phone: Not disclosed. Hours: 16:00-23:00. Closed on Wednesdays. 5 minutes walk from JR Tenma Station. #BlackSheepLambSkewerShop #blacksheep

I tried lamb for the first time in my life and realized that I'm not a fan of it. However, the lamb skewers in the first picture made me appreciate the deliciousness despite my dislike for lamb. The red curry-like spices paired well with the lamb, and it was a perfect match with wine. The omelette with blue cheese-like cheese and mushrooms mixed with the gooey half-cooked egg was mouthwatering. Personally, it might take some time for me to get used to lamb, but the atmosphere of the restaurant and the variety of delicious dishes make me eager to go back for a second visit, especially with someone special. ♡

On this day, while strolling in Temma, I came across a shop that caught my attention! There was a black sheep sign on the lantern outside the shop. I forgot to take a picture of the lantern, haha. Inside, it was a fairly spacious standing bar. Upon further inquiry, I found out that it is a sister store of Ramu no Love Song. The food, including lamb skewers, is definitely delicious! I think this place, along with Ramu no Love Song, is one of the best places to eat lamb at a reasonable price! They also offer drinks made with original syrups to enjoy. I heard that they change their syrups regularly, so I'm looking forward to what they have in store!

This is a sister store of the popular sheep stand "Love Song of Lamb" in Temma. Here, in addition to sheep, there are plenty of other menu options, and depending on the season, there are also fish dishes available. So, if you feel like having something other than sheep, this place is recommended. The sheep menu is also unique, with different cuts and cooking methods compared to the sister store.

I visited the specialty sheep meat shop "BLACK SHEEP" that I had been curious about for a while. It seems to be affiliated with the popular shop "Love Song of Lamb" in Temma. The interior of the shop has a cool design with dim lighting. I visited in the evening, so it was bustling. The menu was displayed above, with many dishes that looked delicious just from their names. I ordered a few dishes and started with a toast with beer. Each dish was delicious, with a perfect balance of spices. The chu-hai was also tasty. The food was so delicious that I forgot to take photos towards the end. There were still more dishes I wanted to try, but my stomach had reached its limit. I definitely want to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I have been to this restaurant, Ramu no Love Song, about twice and the quality is high, just like the other branch I visited. The atmosphere is like a different world, cozy and stylish. The menu has a variety of unique options and the drinks are also carefully selected. I will definitely come back again! The food is really delicious!

Lamb skewers, lamb meat is delicious and the spices are tasty - not too strong, so even people who are not fans of lamb might find it delicious! Lamb kalbi skewers, the fat is delicious. Hormone lemongrass stew, the seasoning is excellent - even the broth is worth drinking. Tsukune (meatballs), meaty and satisfying. There were also unique alcoholic drinks with spices. The restaurant has a wide range of customers, from older men to young women, and many regulars. The location is easy to find, but from the outside, it looks dimly lit and you might not realize it's open, so I didn't notice it at first.

I revisited this place because I really liked it last time. It was around 5 o'clock in the evening, but it was full. Since I was alone, I managed to get a seat. This time, I had a natural orange wine, seasonal vegetable pickles, and lemongrass stewed sheep tripe. It was my first time eating sheep tripe, but it had no smell and tasted delicious with an Asian flavor. This place is really good after all.

Visited the third or maybe fourth bar in Temma to drink in January. I've tried to go a few times before but it was always full so finally got to visit. What I ate: - Lamb brain mapo tofu ¥1,200 - Lamb skewers ¥190 - Domestic wine lamb seseri skewers ¥290 - Mushroom omelette ¥390. The place is a lamb meat specialty standing bar called "Love Song" in the Temma area. The interior is too stylish for Temma, with a DJ booth giving it a club-like vibe. The recommended dish is the mapo tofu with lamb brain! Isn't it amazing to be able to eat that at a standing bar in Osaka? I've been eating lamb meat since I was a child but brain is a first. I bravely tried it while drunk and it was creamy and delicious. A bit pricey but if you like brain, give it a try! They also have unique drinks like homemade spice highballs. I was interested but I don't like whiskey so I passed. The clam broth tomato juice sour was tasty. Got blurry menu photos while drunk but definitely going back! Love lamb meat ===========

The popular standing bar "Sheep House" is trending among younger people. The food is decent, but standing can be tiring. The lamb skewers are delicious, but the lamb love song is even better. The lamb offal stew is not great, with mixed reviews, so I won't be visiting again. I wish Tenma would go back to how it used to be.

I finally got to try this place that I've been curious about on Instagram. If you want to eat lamb in Temma, I think it's like a love song for lamb, but this is the second branch, Kurohitsuji Lamb Skewer Shop. This time, I had one lamb skewer for ¥190, one lamb harami skewer for ¥190, and charcoal-grilled lamb rump steak for ¥1,500. This place is highly recommended as there is absolutely no gamey taste. The lamb skewers were good, but the harami was really soft and delicious. And the rump steak was amazing. They cook it slowly in front of you, and the meat is tender and tasty with no gamey taste, and the dipping sauce is delicious too. I could eat as many as I want.

Newly discovered third bar in Temma for drinking. A stylish and chic standing bar with a great atmosphere. You can tell they put a lot of effort into the interior and music. I had no idea what to expect, but they serve natural wine, spiced drinks, and their specialty is lamb dishes – it's like this place was made for me! I even felt like trying shochu, which I don't usually drink. This place is amazing! My excitement level went through the roof. There are still so many drinks I want to try. I'll definitely be back.

BLACKSHEEP / Temma 【Store Information】 - #BLACKSHEEP (@blk_sheep2) - 7-8 Ikedamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka - 5 minutes walk from Temma Station - 16:00~23:00 (Closed on Wednesdays) Ordered Menu: - Lamb Thai-style Sausage 590 yen - Lamb Skewer 190 yen/piece - Domestic Wine Lamb Shoulder Skewer 290 yen/piece - Domestic Wine Lamb Loin Skewer 390 yen/piece - Mushroom Omelette 390 yen A popular spot in Temma, the second store of #LambsLoveSong Located near the dining district of Plara Temma, with excellent access Aside from lamb skewers and other lamb dishes, there are also menu items unique to this place The Thai-style sausage I tried for the first time seems addictive when eaten with ethnic-style sauce! The slightly dim interior creates a relaxing atmosphere, making it a wonderful standing bar experience Why not pay a visit and check it out? Thank you for reading until the end︎︎︎︎ I introduce various restaurants while bar hopping in Osaka Follow @syutagram_a for more #Temma #TemmaGourmet #TemmaDrinks #TemmaStandingBar #tenma #Osaka #OsakaGourmet #OsakaDrinks #OsakaStandingBar #osaka #StandingBar #PlaraTemma #Lamb #LambSkewers #Kansai #KansaiGourmet #KansaiTravel #OsakaTravel #AchanNiomakase #AchanTemma #InstaGourmetAward2022