I relied on the navigation and visited the restaurant around 4:00 PM. It was a shop in a food and drink street that offers freshly fried croquettes. There were three groups of customers inside, creating a lively atmosphere. One customer was getting croquettes for takeout. I was able to order immediately, so there was no wait except for the frying time. I initially planned to order 3 croquettes, but seeing them being fried, I was tempted by the atmosphere and ended up ordering 3 more. They were ready in less than 5 minutes! I wanted to eat one on the spot, but decided to wait and enjoy them at home. The croquettes had a nice color and a traditional feel. The thin breadcrumbs made them crispy. The inside was soft with a slight creamy texture, and you could taste the flavor of the potatoes. The frying oil wasn't too heavy on the lard. Personally, I prefer a bit less lard. I thought 6 croquettes might be too much, but I ended up eating them all. It was my first time at this restaurant, but I found a really good place. Thank you for the meal.

While on the move in Korien, I couldn't resist buying croquettes from the butcher shop, so I ended up getting croquettes and minced cutlets to take out from Niku no Sankosha. The croquettes were quite sweet, and the minced cutlets were thick and highly recommended. Niku no Sankosha, located at 22-11 Korien Shinmachi, Neyagawa City, Osaka Prefecture.

I was recommended a delicious croquette and decided to visit the shop. I bought 3 freshly fried croquettes for ¥70 from the butcher's storefront and enjoyed them while they were still hot. They were simple, fluffy, and delicious. I will definitely be a repeat customer. I look forward to trying out other items on their menu.

I visited on a Saturday evening, there is no parking lot, but it is within walking distance from Keihan Kori-en Station. Actually, when I get a little hungry in Kori-en, I used to enjoy the cheap and delicious takeout of Mitarashi dango (sweet rice dumplings) from "Wakashiba" for 70 yen per piece (tax included). However, unfortunately, the Kori-en store closed on December 31, 2021. So, I was looking for something new this year. I found "Sankosha" which sells croquettes for 70 yen each (tax included). It has less guilt compared to sweets and they fry it on the spot after you order. I think I will become a regular customer from now on. The menchi katsu for 110 yen (tax included) is also cheap and recommended. Croquettes from a butcher shop are always delicious, right? Thank you for the meal!