The dumplings were freshly cooked, had a good portion size, and were delicious. If you're going to try other menu items, one order of dumplings should be enough for one person. Today, my friend and I shared the sweet and sour chicken and Tianjin fried rice, and we were full. Dumplings go well with beer. Very satisfied.

I wandered around the station front. I even went into the arcade shopping street, but there was nowhere to have dinner. Kameda Koki graduated from Tenkachaya Junior High School. This was not a rough area, but rather a lonely town. On the west side of the station, there is a small shopping center centered around the Izumiya supermarket. In one corner, there was an Osaka Ohsho restaurant. The meat and vegetable stir-fry was unexpectedly delicious, but I didn't get the dumplings with it, so I felt like I lacked proper nutrition. I'll have some milk when I get home.

In September of the 4th year of Reiwa, the operating hours are from 11:00 to 22:00. The fluffy and creamy Tianjin rice bowl (with soup) costs 440 yen. Tianjin rice bowl day is on the 18th of every month. The fluffy and creamy Tianjin rice bowl, Tianjin fried rice, and fluffy and creamy mapo Tianjin rice bowl come with an extra "fluffy egg" for added volume. These delicious Tianjin rice bowls are priced below one coin, making them a cost-effective choice.

I am "Noronori," who mainly walks around eating lunch, mainly in Sakai. I love Osaka Ohsho because they have delicious hot and sour soup noodles. I think I'll have it for a snack. I sat at a table. I look at the menu. Huh? What? They don't have hot and sour soup noodles? I can't believe it... I checked multiple times, but they don't have hot and sour soup noodles. Oh no! It's not a staple menu item! Oh well, can't do anything about it! I ordered the Five-Ingredient Ankake Ramen. It costs 790 yen. The soup is light with stir-fried vegetables in it. Thank you for the meal.

Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line, Nankai Main Line, and Nankai Koya Line all stop at Tennoji Station, which is located just a 0-minute walk from the west exit of "Osaka Osho Torebi Tennoji Shop". It has been a while since I went out for dinner. The order is placed using a tablet, which is convenient but the menu list is hard to read, so I prefer the traditional menu. The Tianjin rice and dumpling set for 680 yen includes Tianjin rice, a serving of dumplings, and soup. I was surprised by the incredibly low price of 440 yen for just the Tianjin rice, almost the same as the 660 yen for the Chinese rice bowl. I used to love Tianjin rice, but I haven't been eating it much lately. The thick fluffy egg is so soft and melts in your mouth. The perfectly thickened sauce is soy sauce-based. When you take a bite of the fluffy egg and sauce that clings to each grain of rice, your mouth is filled with happiness. The amount of sauce is generous! It's been a long time since I've had Tianjin rice this delicious. It may even be in the top 3 of all the Tianjin rice I've eaten. The best is, of course, the Tianjin rice from my favorite local Chinese restaurant "Haru-rai"! Second place goes to "Wadachi" near Kuromon Market. Third place is here at "Osaka Osho" with their fluffy and creamy Tianjin rice. As an extra, the shrimp and egg bowl from "Son Goku" is also a favorite. I used to eat the Tianjin rice from Kyoto Osho a lot in the past, but it doesn't compare to this taste. Suddenly, I remembered that the "Popeye stir-fry" that used to be on the menu at "Osho" is now gone. I loved the Popeye stir-fry as much as the Tianjin rice! I really want them to bring back that menu item. I reset my mouth with the Chinese soup. Nowadays, the traditional Chinese soup tastes delicious. I'll eat the dumplings with vinegar and chili oil. I like the "iron chili oil" from Osaka Osho because it has chili peppers in it and is delicious. The refreshing taste of the vinegar and chili oil is also delicious once in a while. I found out that it is also sold on Rakuten Market and Amazon. I think there may be a difference in evaluation as to whether the dumplings from Osaka Osho have no strong garlic smell. However... the strong garlic flavor really gives it a punch and makes it delicious. This is where opinions may differ. I prefer the dumpling sauce to be a mix of vinegar soy sauce and Kobe dumpling miso sauce. The "fried noodles" with plenty of vegetables look delicious too. As expected, the dumplings from Kyoto Osho are similar but different. Overall, I think the food is from "Osaka Osho" and the dumplings are from "Kyoto Osho". After this, I was incredibly thirsty, which was unexpected. I know why, but I won't mention it here. Bon appétit. Delicious Food Gourmet Diary.

At the stable Osaka Ohsho! The set of Tianjin rice and dumplings for 680 yen is full of volume and delicious. During lunchtime, a lively petite female staff member was speaking loudly. The older female staff member was a bit rough in how she placed things. The bowl was placed with a loud clatter and the cost performance was excellent, as always delicious!

"I thought this was more like curry rice than Tenshinhan." That was my impression when I ordered the Curry Tenshinhan menu at Osaka Ohsho this time. This restaurant near Tenjinbashi station had some new limited-time menus, and I was particularly interested in trying the "Curry Tenshinhan." When it was brought to me, I saw that it was more like the thick, old-fashioned curry sauce you might find in a home-cooked meal or school lunch, rather than the typical Tenshinhan sauce on top of rice with crab omelette. To be honest, it was more like an omurice with curry. Despite my initial expectations, the taste was mild and soft, with a hint of spice. It reminded me of a limited-time menu item I tried before at a different restaurant, called "Bouncy Char Siu First Love Omurice," which was a fried rice dish with an omurice twist. If you're interested in trying the Curry Tenshinhan, please note that it may only be available at the Tenjinbashi location.

"I don't know about the previous one, but this one definitely feels powerful." That's how I felt about the fried rice topped with oil-drizzled chicken that I tried here recently. Currently, Osaka Ohsho is offering some menu items that were popular in the past, but have been powered up and brought back. In the Eastern Japan area, they have the "Pork King Descends! Pursuing Ginger Pork Buster Fried Rice," and in the Western Japan area, I tried the "Collapsing Rationality! Bewitching Tartar Oil-Drizzled Chicken Fried Rice." The "Collapsing Rationality! Bewitching..." is an upgraded version of the limited-time menu "Forbidden Tartar Oil-Drizzled Chicken Fried Rice" from before, with the restaurant increasing the richness and depth of the oil-drizzled chicken sauce, as well as boosting the amount of meat by 1.5 times. While I haven't tried the previous oil-drizzled chicken fried rice, I did feel that the ample oil-drizzled chicken, special scallion sauce with sesame flavor, and rich tartar sauce combined to create a strong and flavorful taste. This powerful fried rice will be available until the end of June. If you enjoy bold flavors and hearty dishes, consider giving it a try.

When it's hot like this for days on end, I just have a craving for ginger pork set meal (ᵔᴥᵔ) But when I search online, I can't find many places that match what I want. However, I stumbled upon a limited-time menu item called "Unrivaled Ginger Pork Fried Rice" at Osaka Ohsho to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Osaka Ohsho has 99 chain stores in Osaka Prefecture, but this menu is only available at 32 of them. After considering my schedule and location, I narrowed it down and decided to go to this particular store. I arrived for lunch around 4 PM, and surprisingly, there were quite a few customers, maybe because it's near the station (^ ^) Although there were many tempting menu options, I stuck to my decision and ordered the ginger pork fried rice set with dumplings (990 yen). It's been over 10 years since I last visited Osaka Ohsho... I don't know why, but I just never felt like going there before (〃ω〃) They seem to have some original menu items too, so maybe I'll visit again soon? As I was thinking about this, the Unrivaled Ginger Pork Fried Rice arrived. Hmm, it looks a bit different from the promotional photos... well, I expected that anyway. Maybe they could have put more pork belly on it? I thought about adding a soft-boiled egg or raw egg for better presentation, but the staff kindly declined my request, saying the chef didn't recommend it. Oh well... I think it would have been a good idea though ♬ Now, time to dig in! As expected, it was oily and had a strong flavor... that's Osaka Ohsho for you, right? ＼(^-^)／ Some people say the taste of Gyoza no Ohsho and Osaka Ohsho is different, but I can't really tell (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) I'm not usually the type to drink a lot of water at a restaurant, but here I ended up finishing my glass and even asked for a refill... that's the signal that I'm done eating at Osaka Ohsho (ᵔᴥᵔ)

Today's late lunch was at Osaka Ohsho. The restaurant is located just a short walk west from Tenchaya Station, with free bicycle parking for up to 2 hours. Upon entering, I was recommended a table seat, but since I was dining alone, I chose to sit at the counter. I ordered the daily set meal, the "Negi-Tama" set for 830 yen with less rice. The meal consisted of Negi-Tama (stir-fried pork and leek), bite-sized fried chicken, egg soup, and rice. Everything was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Tenkacha-ya Ekimae. It is located right outside the west exit of the station. The sign with pink neon lights catches your eye immediately. It's always crowded because it's right in front of the station! The staff are plentiful and ready to serve! Tianjin rice and dumpling set (660 yen) includes fluffy Tianjin rice and original dumplings for one person. The soup has a honeycomb pattern on the surface, ensuring high quality. The Tianjin rice is delicious with plenty of sauce! The dumplings are also freshly grilled and delicious! You can feel the greatness of the chain store. Lately, I've become a big fan of Osaka Ohsho!

I'm hungry... I'm heading out for lunch. I decided to try Osaka Ohsho Torebi Tenkacha-ten. Let's go with the reliable choice of Osaka Ohsho for lunch. The smell of their gyoza is fine. I didn't hold back and dug in. I ordered the half portion set with vegetable stir-fry and sweet and sour pork. The vegetable stir-fry and sweet and sour pork were quite good. The gyoza was not bad either, but it seemed a bit overcooked this time. It's rare to see gyoza overcooked at Osaka Ohsho. Lastly, I added a soy sauce ramen. It was really delicious~♪

While driving, I suddenly felt like eating gyoza. And then I saw an Osaka Ohsho restaurant. Perfect timing! I parked my car and went in. I ordered shrimp mayo, mapo tofu, and gyoza. Osaka Ohsho's gyoza is really delicious! The garlic smell is not too strong, which is nice. The large gyoza, 6 pieces for 240 yen, is quite cheap. It offers the best cost performance.

Visited after a long time on September 7, 2018 (Fri). Located in Kishisato, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City. In front of the Izumiya near the Nankai Electric Railway "Tengachaya Station". Entered at 8:00 PM. The place was almost full, with one person waiting. I was seated at the counter in about 3 minutes. Ordered the "Mapo Rice Bowl and Gyoza Set: 860 yen". It was served in 7 minutes after ordering. The set included Mapo rice bowl, gyoza, and soup. The Mapo rice bowl was brownish with a thick texture and very hot. It wasn't extremely spicy, but it made my tongue tingle and my scalp sweat slightly. It was delicious. However, I got a bit tired of it halfway through. The set came with 5 gyoza, which was a good amount to enjoy as a side. The interior of the restaurant had a strikingly red wall that left an impression, resembling a secret society's base. It depicted Osaka Ohsho's castle. The seating consisted of 4-person tables, 2-person tables, and a counter. There were many female staff members in the hall, and also Chinese staff members. The service was average. Completely non-smoking, which was appreciated.

I went to a Chinese restaurant in Nishinari-ku, Osaka, called Osaka Osho's Rebitenka Chaya store. I had the Gyoza set meal. The gyoza skin was chewy, crispy on the bottom, and the filling had a nice texture, making it delicious. I topped it with miso sauce and chili oil. The miso sauce was so tasty that I ended up using it for all the gyoza. I planned to eat the other half with vinegar soy sauce, but my wife took half of it. Osaka Osho's gyoza is a substantial side dish. I love fried chicken, but I don't like Osaka Osho's fried chicken because it lacks juiciness and is a bit dry. The Tenshinhan was really delicious, it's a classic in Chinese cuisine! By the way, my wife had the leek and liver stir-fry. The restaurant is located right near Tenkachaya Station. They have a wide variety of menu items, including set meals, which can be overwhelming. Osaka Osho is indeed known for its affordable, reliable, and consistently delicious food. I would like to go back again. My wife was also satisfied. Osaka Osho's Rebitenka Chaya store 06-6655-6639 1-1-5 Kishisato, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 11:00-22:00 (Last order at 21:30) Closed: No regular holidays.

I was hungry, so I decided to eat and go home. Osaka Ohsho's gyoza never disappoints.

Dumplings, Tianjin fried rice, and fried chicken.