In the past, when I visited Osaka Ohsho, I didn't really like it that much. So I hadn't been there since then, but for some reason, I found myself going back. I still can't eat fried food, so I planned to have the vegetable stir-fry set meal, but they didn't have it! So I ordered a la carte. It ended up being quite expensive. But the vegetable stir-fry was really good. Maybe Osaka Ohsho is surprisingly delicious? Or maybe I'm just getting tired of Kyoto Ohsho?

I am "Noronori," who mainly walks around eating lunch, mainly in Sakai. I wanted to eat hot and sour noodles... Oh yeah! Osaka Osho has hot and sour noodles! I visited this Nagaicho store, which I had not been to before. I sat at the counter and had the hot and sour noodles. I like sour and spicy flavors (｀ー´)ノ It's happiness to be able to eat what you wanted to eat♪ It was delicious and piping hot. Thank you for the meal.

Yesterday's lunch was a dash between work. I had the A2 lunch set for 800 yen, which included stir-fried Chinese cabbage and egg, spicy negi sauce with young chicken fried, fried shumai, squid balls, and soup. The soup was delicious, and the egg stir-fry went well with rice. The squid balls reminded me of the ones I used to eat at Gyoza no Ohsho. It was a nostalgic meal. Thank you for the delicious food.

The fried rice came out really fast! It was super quick! But I could also hear the sound of it being cooked properly. Then the tantanmen arrived like it was being chased. I was so surprised by how fast it was. The fried rice was a bit oily, but the pickled vegetables added a nice touch, making it a taste that makes you want to eat a regular size. I added plenty of chili oil to the tantanmen. It may not be the most delicious, but it was enough for my lunch. Thanks to that, I was able to arrive at my next workplace early. It's a very convenient place for busy salarymen.

After work, one of my favorite places for a casual drink is Osaka Ohsho. I always go for the Kinmugi Set, which never fails to satisfy me. It's just perfect, seriously! The set includes Kinmugi beer, spring rolls, shumai, edamame, salad, pickled cucumbers, and gyoza, all for just a little over 1000 yen. Even if you upgrade the beer, it still won't cost more than 1500 yen. Is there any other set that is so perfectly balanced like this one? Thanks for the delicious meal once again!

I visited "Osaka Ohsho Nagai Store" and got a Gyoza Bento (tax included 730 yen) to go. The prices overall seemed a bit high. The Gyoza Bento comes with fried rice, gyoza, and pickled vegetables. The fried rice was a good balance of fluffy and moist, with a decent amount of pork in it, so it was delicious. The gyoza came in a set of six, with a main filling of meat and a small amount of cabbage. Being a chain store, the quality seemed consistent. Thank you for the meal.

Personally, I had lunch at Osaka Ohsho for dinner because it was a weird time. There were only two groups including myself. The classic gyoza set was ordered. The gyoza was not stuck together and the wrappers were not closed at all! These are the good gyoza from Osaka Ohsho. The bean sprout stir-fry was very flavorful. The rice was good. The egg soup was not good, so I left it. Be careful, even the regular size rice is larger than the general large size.

I ordered 4 servings of dumplings. The first serving arrived quickly with the message that the remaining 3 servings would take a while. I took a bite and realized they were lukewarm, probably reheated leftovers. It's understandable to avoid food waste, but it would be better if they were served hot. The remaining 3 servings were too hot, almost burning, which was even more disappointing. I also ordered "Sichuan" mapo tofu with extra spiciness, but it turned out to be quite mild, so I had to add chili oil and pepper to make it spicy. It was labeled as Sichuan but tasted sweet. I understand they cater to a wide range of customers, but I wish they didn't label it as "Sichuan" if it's not spicy. I'll have to try their fried rice next time to see if it suits my taste.

I also ate dumplings.

For now, let's have beer at Osaka Ohsho. With a name like "Ohsho," I get the impression that the prices might be a bit high. The restaurant is clean and has a comfortable atmosphere. Overall, the taste is good. I prefer Osaka Ohsho over Kyoto Ohsho. I wish the pig's feet had a bit more fat. The gyoza is delicious, especially when cooked to about 60% done.

The old man really loves the fried rice at Osaka Ohsho in Nagai. The fried rice is not your typical kind, as it includes lettuce and shrimp as ingredients, but it tastes really good. The flavor is quite subtle, but you can still taste the deliciousness of each ingredient, making it a very well-executed fried rice in my opinion. I know there's no need to hype up a chain restaurant's food so much, but I can't help it if I really like it. I want others to appreciate what I find delicious, even though taste is subjective. I think this fried rice has a flavor that would appeal to many people. Aside from the fried rice, their dumplings and ramen are also good. But whenever I go to this restaurant, I always end up ordering the fried rice in the end. Well, if you have the chance, please give it a try!!!

Fried rice is delicious, isn't it? Sometimes, I make it at home myself. There are many websites that explain various recipes and tips, so even amateurs can make a decently tasty dish. However, the quality may not compare to what a professional chef can create. But finding delicious fried rice at any restaurant can be hit or miss since everyone has their own preferences. Personally, I think the best fried rice is the Shrimp and Lettuce Fried Rice from Osaka Ohsho. It's seriously delicious. This dish consists of fried rice with a crispy texture, shrimp, and lettuce. The flavor is subtle, but the shrimp taste really stands out and the texture of the lettuce is amazing. I believe it's a well-made fried rice dish. If you have the chance, I recommend giving it a try.