Tuna rare cutlet and small shrimp fry with tartar sauce rice set for 1,370 yen (tax included). Had lunch alone♡ I had eaten here before and it was delicious, so I decided to come back. It was a Sunday, but it was quite empty around 12 o'clock. I thought about trying something different this time, but ended up ordering the same thing as last time because it was so good. The set included a hearty miso soup, hijiki seaweed, main dish, and a matcha pudding for dessert! The miso soup and main dish change daily. Everything was delicious! The rare cutlet and shrimp fry were crispy and tasted great with the mayonnaise and sauce! However, the service here was not that great (¯꒳¯٥) If the service was better, I would rate it even higher, but as someone who works in customer service, there were too many things that bothered me. The food is delicious, and you can eat plenty of vegetables, so I would like to come back for the food. There are many interesting menu items to try here! ♬

Tuna rare cutlet and small shrimp fry with tartar sauce rice set for ¥1,370 (tax included). I had lunch by myself and wanted something a little healthier than a heavy meal, so I found this place. There were so many things I wanted to eat that I had a hard time deciding! There were several options that I thought I would try next time. Seafood rice bowls, satisfying meat dishes, rice burgers, ochazuke, etc... all looked delicious! I chose the tuna rare cutlet and shrimp fry rice set that I could enjoy. It came with a bowl of rice, miso soup, side dishes, and a sweet treat. It arrived earlier than I expected! However, the way the dishes were served and the receipt placement by the staff was a bit off-putting. The bowl may not look very full at first glance, but it goes all the way to the bottom! The rare cutlet was soft and delicious, I could eat it endlessly! The small shrimp fry was just the right size and crispy. Eating it with tartar sauce was amazing. The sauce on the rice bowl was also delicious, making the rice even more enjoyable! The miso soup was full of ingredients and had a gentle flavor that made me want more. The sweet treat was also delicious, and I finished it quickly. There are many tempting options on the dessert menu too! I left the restaurant full and satisfied! I want to try other dishes, but I would definitely come back for this one! When I have lunch in Umeda again, this is the place for me. It's healthy, allows you to eat heartily, and I found a great restaurant!

I chose the 7 vegetable dish! Even though it's vegetables, it doesn't look like there are many. (laughs) Broccoli, pumpkin, shimeji mushrooms, baby corn, tomato... What else? 7 kinds?? (laughs) The meat was satisfying. The miso soup was full of ingredients and delicious! The lotus root side dish was crunchy and a nice break from chopsticks. The almond jelly dessert was included, but the almond flavor was subtle and the black syrup was very sweet and tasty. Overall, it was delicious!

I went around 7:30 in the evening. It was a bit late for dinner, so it was not crowded even on a Saturday and I could relax. The bowl had plenty of ingredients and came with miso soup, a side dish, and dessert, all for under 1,500 yen, which was reasonable. There were many options available, so I want to visit again and try other dishes as well!

This is my first visit. I had the Engawa-included Natto Don, which was perfect for the season and I gobbled it up! However, it seemed like there weren't enough staff as they were struggling to keep up with seating and cleaning. The water service also seemed like self-service, but when I went to get some, I was scolded. Overall, not a good impression of the staff.

The restaurant has a cafe-like atmosphere with a beautiful interior, making it very cozy and comfortable. It's a great place for a date or hanging out with friends. The tuna bowl is delicious and the kimpira gobou has a spicy kick that is addictive.

I'm happy that they offer a choice of fish in their set meals, amidst a selection that is mostly fried food and meat. It's also nice that you can get your vegetables with the pork miso soup. The Kinpira side dish was delicious too. If I had to be picky, the tables for two are quite cramped, so it would be nice if they were a bit more spacious.

Seafood bowl ♬ Comes with side dishes, dessert, and soup, which is a great set^^* You can choose from a variety of bowl options ♥ The portion size is quite small! It was definitely a large portion in this photo! It's best to consider it as a meal for those with a small appetite or just to satisfy a small hunger^^* The taste is really delicious♥

This is our second visit as a family with a baby and a two-year-old. The restaurant is stroller-friendly with kids' chairs and cutlery available. There is no kids' menu, so we ended up sharing dishes. The portions here are large compared to other restaurants. We ordered two extra chicken toppings for 160 yen each as we found the portions to be insufficient. The kids' chair is similar to IKEA's type, but not very stable, especially for active children. The food is delicious and child-friendly. There are many seafood options that are not raw, making it easy to share. However, the portions are quite small. Even the large size may not be enough for adult men.

It is located in the basement of Grand Front. I was torn between the avocado salmon bowl, but I was drawn to the chicken nanban bowl because I love it. It was cheaper than the other bowls. It came with plenty of miso soup, a side dish, and matcha pudding for dessert. The miso soup had a gentle taste and had quite a bit of pork belly in it. The chicken nanban bowl had slightly tough meat. The restaurant is spacious and not crowded even outside of lunchtime, so I would like to use it again when I want to relax. Thank you for the meal ★

I had been curious about Marumo Kitchen, which I see everywhere. After shopping at Grand Front, I decided to try their takeout service. I ordered the Salmon Kabayaki (1020 yen), which was cooked perfectly with tender salmon belly. The miso soup was also full of vegetables, making it a menu that seems like it would make you feel energetic from the inside out. I now understand why there are always lines at Marumo Kitchen during lunchtime. I'm interested in trying out their other menu items as well. There are many wonderful restaurants in the food court on B1 of Grand Front, including curry shops and sushi restaurants. I plan to dine in next time when I have more time. The weather has suddenly become very cold since yesterday. Everyone, please be careful not to catch a cold and have a great New Year. Looking forward to your continued support in 2022.

I was planning to climb Mt. Fuji last year, but had to give up due to the coronavirus. This year, it's time for revenge!! I have been practicing by climbing on my days off. I had some questions about climbing gear and what to wear, so I went to the Kōhin-Sansō store in Grand Front to ask the experts. On the way back, I decided to stop for dinner. Usually, I would meet up with friends for a toast at an izakaya, but alcohol was not being served at that time, so I opted for a stylish rice bowl restaurant downstairs. It was after 7pm, but the place was surprisingly quiet!! It was a bit sad, but oh well... I was a bit overwhelmed by the menu, but I chose the Mutsu Bay scallop butter soy sauce rice for 1210 yen. It came with a large miso soup, side dishes, and dessert. It was full of ingredients with plenty of vegetables, and seemed like it would be popular with women. There was baked pumpkin in it, which was delicious and had a nice texture. The miso soup was labeled as additive-free, but for some reason it had a slightly chemical taste that didn't suit my palate. However, I don't usually eat dinner like this, so it was a refreshing experience. I think it's a good place for a quick meal. Thank you for the meal♪

I visited for lunch in June 2021. It was the first day of full operation at Grand Front Osaka. I was in a hurry and couldn't decide where to go, but I wanted something quick, healthy, and easy to eat. I chose this restaurant. During lunch hours until 3 pm, a complimentary soft drink is included. I ordered the Salmon Avocado Bowl set for 1290 yen. I chose orange juice for my drink. The food was served in about 5 minutes. The Salmon Avocado Bowl was easy to eat and delicious. It came with a vegetable-packed miso soup, lotus root, and matcha pudding. I recommend it when you're in a hurry.

I suddenly had some free time so I decided to have lunch. I went to Marumo Kitchen in the basement of Grand Front without knowing what kind of restaurant it was, but it seemed like a quick place to eat. Most of the customers were women, and almost all of them were dining alone. I ordered the daily special lunch set which came with a kimchi tuna bowl. The miso soup was made without additives and seemed to be a point of focus. The taste was decently good and the portion size was just right. I think this restaurant is convenient for solo diners.

Three of us girls decided to meet up at Grand Front Osaka and opted for something healthy since we're girls, so we went to Marumo Kitchen in the basement food zone. But of course, we ended up having some beer too. It's a place that serves healthy rice bowls, café, and miso soup. They use fresh vegetables and meat, with vegetables being the main focus. There are over 15 different rice bowl options, making it hard to choose. The miso soup is packed with vegetables and made with different types of miso like rice koji miso, barley miso, and soybean miso depending on the ingredients. We had the pork and 7-vegetable barbecue rice bowl, which included root vegetables stir-fried together. Being Japanese, we all wanted some rice, and the rice bowls come with small side dishes too. The miso soup was really comforting and delicious, with plenty of vegetables.

I like the location of the south building basement of Grand Front, it's not too crowded for lunch and there are many restaurants to choose from. One of them is a place that offers a set meal of rice bowl and miso soup. They have a variety of rice bowl options, from healthy to hearty. It's easy to enter and there are quite a few women dining alone here.

I visited for lunch and chose the marinated tuna and bonito with sesame sauce rice bowl set. It came with the rice bowl, miso soup, a side dish, and a dessert. The rice bowl with marinated tuna and bonito had just the right seasoning and went perfectly with the rice! It was delicious! The miso soup also had plenty of vegetables and was tasty. The potatoes in particular were delicious. Finally, the yuzu pudding was a refreshing way to end the meal. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I came to Osaka again, this time with my sister. Despite feeling a bit of heatstroke from the previous day's work, we came to Osaka for a specific task that could only be done on this day. We had lunch at a restaurant we found on Tabelog. They offer various types of rice bowl dishes to choose from. The miso soup had lots of vegetables in it, giving it a healthy touch. I chose the katsu and avocado poke bowl, while my sister had one with salmon. We exchanged a bit of our dishes and enjoyed the balance of avocado and katsu. The miso soup had sliced purple onions which I found interesting, as I usually see them cooked until the purple color fades. It was a great experience and a good reference for my own cooking. My sister also enjoyed her meal, so we were glad we came. I found out that the restaurant Dashi Chazuke En is a sister store, so it might be worth exploring their other locations too.

The other day, I visited Marumo Kitchen at Grand Front Osaka. I used to avoid Marumo Kitchen because I didn't like the takoyaki-shaped sweets I tried before. But this time, I decided to give it another chance since it's a new opening at Grand Front. They have a variety of rice bowl dishes. I chose the steak rice bowl with avocado topping. The topping comes in a small bowl for you to add yourself. The taste was simple and delicious. Surprisingly, I got full quickly. I saw a picture of anmitsu on the menu, and it looked delicious. But I was too full to try it. I want to come back next time and try the anmitsu.

It was a set meal with plenty of vegetables in the miso soup and rice bowl. It came with dessert and side dishes, so it was very satisfying. You can have a well-balanced meal, so I recommend it! 😊