On Tuesday, 8/01, I had lunch at #Abe no Hoop B1F #HoopDiningCourt and tried the #Ten Kara Ten #Shanghai-style Tempura Rice Bowl for 890 yen. I asked for only a third of the rice and they kindly served it separately to avoid soaking it in the sauce. The tempura ingredients included 2 shrimp, smelt, squid, eggplant, green pepper, and lotus root. The batter was a bit crispy, but freshly fried and hot. For an extra 100 yen, it came with a small bowl of udon noodles and dipping sauce. Overall, great service and delicious meal! #OsakaGourmet #OsakaLunch

At Abeno Hoop's food court, there is a tempura rice bowl restaurant called "Tenkara Ten" where you purchase a food ticket, wait at your seat with a calling device, and then receive your order. The tempura rice bowl costs 860 yen (tax included) and includes tempura with shrimp, chicken, squid, lotus root, white fish, eggplant, and pumpkin. The rice can be served in a large portion for free. The oil used for frying is canola oil, which is light and crispy without being greasy. The nightmare of being affected by the oil from the restaurant across the way was dispelled. However, it's a bit disappointing that the meal does not come with pickles or other side dishes.

The basement floor of Abeno Hoop has turned into a food court. It had been a while since I last visited, and about half of the shops had changed. There were about 7 different options, all looking quite luxurious. The atmosphere was bright and casual, with free extra rice offered. The cost performance is great!

The shop here in Hoop's food hall. There were towering conger eels (laughs). It's cheap but has a lot of volume, so it's cost-effective! I like a strong dashi, so it was nice to be able to add more myself. I'm full. I'm also interested in the fried chicken bowl.

My wife took me to the food court in the basement of hoop in Tennoji for lunch. We found a voluminous tendon by chance and decided to try it. The portion was quite generous, with a variety of tempura including shrimp, chicken, kisu fish, and three types of vegetables. The tempura was crispy and delicious, especially the shrimp tempura was thick and juicy. It was great that we could add our preferred amount of tendon sauce. I wish this place was closer so we could come back again.

I felt like having a light meal, so I wandered around the food court and found a zaru soba place. I placed my order and soon realized it was actually a tempura specialty shop. I couldn't pass up on tempura at a tempura specialty shop! It was a ticket system, where I was given a pager-like device and waited for my food to be ready. After a few minutes, my pager went off and I went to the counter to pick up my food and brought it to my seat. The zaru soba I had was delicious - the noodles were smooth and the dipping sauce was slightly sweet. The cute dish with a Hamachidori illustration added to the experience. Itadakimasu! Food eaten: Zaru soba...¥490 This article was originally posted on a blog, you can find the original post here for more details: https://kyuumudou.livedoor.blog/archives/52278546.html

I visited Tennoji for the first time in a while, but I didn't feel like moving around too much, so I decided to have lunch nearby. I headed to "Ten Kara Ten" on the 1st floor of the Hoop underground food court in Abeno. I hadn't eaten at this restaurant before. It was still a bit early for lunch, around 11:20 am, but the food court was already open, which was convenient. The main menu included dishes like fried chicken bowl (780 yen), shrimp tempura bowl, chicken tempura bowl, vegetable tempura bowl (each 790 yen), tenkara tempura bowl, Yamnyon fried chicken bowl, sweet sauce fried chicken bowl (each 860 yen), Shanghai shrimp tempura bowl (890 yen), conger eel tempura bowl, shrimp extravaganza (each 980 yen), manly tempura bowl (1,340 yen), and more. You could also add small udon or egg tempura for an additional 100 yen. I ordered the shrimp extravaganza. The food court provided a buzzer and I waited for my order. The tempura was made to order, so it took a bit of time. When my order was ready, I picked up the shrimp extravaganza on a tray. It was a tower of tempura, with four shrimp tempura standing tall in the bowl. Behind the shrimp tempura were three types of vegetable tempura (lotus root, eggplant, pumpkin). I removed the lid of the bowl and rearranged the tempura for easier eating. I also remembered that I had asked for extra rice, which was served. The tempura had a nice color and wasn't overly fried. The shrimp were slender but tasty. I alternated between eating the shrimp and vegetable tempura, along with the rice. By the end of the meal, I was almost full. As I get older, oily foods seem to affect me more, but the tempura was light. The dipping sauce was not too sweet, which I preferred, but I tend to like sweeter sauces. Overall, it was like a visual feast with the shrimp tempura tower in the bowl. Thank you for the meal!

Unexpectedly healthy!? Generous portion of Tempura Rice Bowl ❤️‍Tennoji (Abeno Hoop B1F) 'Ten Kara Ten' @tenkaratenhoop ◎Anago Tempura Rice Bowl ¥890 Look at this portion!!! The anago is huge ❤️‍❤️‍❤️‍❤️‍ Not only anago, but also shrimp, chicken, pumpkin, eggplant, and lotus root are piled on top. The tempura, fried after ordering, has a thin and crispy batter. The anago and other ingredients are light and fluffy, the best~! Despite the appearance, it's actually a healthy tempura with 50% less oil. It's a generous portion but not too heavy, you can eat it easily with a sweet sauce that makes you want more and more. And all this for ¥890 is such a great deal~! If you're in Tennoji and can't decide what to eat, definitely give this a try. #OsakaTempura #AbenoGourmet #AbenoLunch #TennojiLunch #TennojiGourmet #AbenoHoop #TenKaraTen #OsakaTempura #KansaiGourmet #KansaiLunch #KansaiDinner #KansaiCafe #OsakaGourmet #OsakaLunch #OsakaDinner #OsakaSweets #TennojiCafe #TennojiDinner #GourmetInstagram #OsakaIzakaya #WantToConnectWithPeopleWhoLoveToEat #Tennoji #TempuraRiceBowl #instafood #foodstagram #GourmetGirls #WantToConnectWithFoodies #osaka #donburi #instagourmet

Super big anago tempura rice bowl & small udon set, went to Tenkaraten in the basement of Abeno Hoop and had a feast❣️ Anago tempura rice bowl... 890 yen, so cheap‼️✨ Someone might say, "That's why you're getting fat from eating this!" but this is a healthy tempura with 50% less oil, so even though it's a big portion, it's not too heavy and you can eat it crispy. Oh, but be careful not to overeat⚠️ It was delicious, cost-effective, and I used to go to Tennoji a lot during my student days, it's been a while but to find a place like this... impressive✨ #ThankYouForTheMeal

Boom! Huge conger eel rice bowl! It's massive with conger eel, shrimp, chicken tempura, pumpkin, eggplant, lotus root - conger eel is crispy and fluffy, dangerously good. With 50% less oil, it's not too heavy and won't cause indigestion. You can eat it without feeling weighed down! For this volume, 890 yen is too cheap! Plus, you get a small udon for an extra 100 yen. The cost performance is the best!

Hello, it's the second day of rain in Osaka✨ I came across an eel rice bowl that seems to be inspired by Japan's tallest building, Abeno Harukas✨ It's from a restaurant called "Ten Kara Ten Abeno Hoop", where they serve healthy tempura with 50% less oil, so it's okay to have it with a small udon on the side✌️😂 The ingredients in the rice bowl are eel, eggplant, pumpkin, chicken, shrimp, and lotus root. And you can get extra rice for free❗️ Despite the impressive appearance and generous portions, my daughter, a big eater, also wanted a fried chicken rice bowl with small udon on the side.😂 After we finished eating, we were both so full that we ended up taking a nap.😂 The tempura was freshly fried after we ordered, so it was really delicious✨ Opened on March 23, 2022, in a stylish food court. Thank you for the feast! A for-Real (Shoji Mizuki) Osaka, Osaka City, Abeno Ward, Abenosuji 1-20-30, Abeno Hoop B1F

"Osaka Sightseeing・Tenkara Abe no Hoop Store ❤️Amazing‼️ Super Impressive ❤️ 'Tower of Anago Tendon' ✔️ After ordering, when you hold it in the food court, everyone around will be amazed ✨✨ ✔️ Freshly fried, hot and crispy ❤️ ✔️ Healthy tempura with 50% less oil, so even though it's a generous portion, it's not too heavy ❤️ ✔️ A menu that will surely please those who want to enjoy tempura, both visually and in taste, even for foreigners ⤴️⤴️⤴️ ✔️ Full and very satisfying ✔️ An assortment of anago, shrimp, chicken, eggplant, lotus root, pumpkin, etc., with great cost performance"

Boom, a huge conger eel bowl!! A restaurant where you can eat a conger eel bowl bigger than your face! This restaurant opened in March. You can enjoy it in the food court in the basement of Hoop. The bowl I ordered not only had conger eel, but also tempura of chicken, shrimp, pumpkin, eggplant, lotus root, etc. It keeps coming out from the bottom! This is amazing!! The tempura is crispy and very delicious. It goes well with the sweet sauce and rice! It's a healthy tempura with 50% less oil, so it's a hearty tempura bowl that is gentle on the stomach! I was surprised that this huge bowl costs only 890 yen! Small udon is available for an additional 100 yen. The cost performance is great! My stomach is full!! This bowl is 100 points in satisfaction! If you are going to eat in the food court, this is highly recommended! [Tenkaraten] Abeno Tennoji HOOP Basement 1st Floor Food Court

Located just a short walk from Kintetsu Abenobashi Station on the B1F of Abeno Hoop. I recently visited this restaurant and ordered the Ebi Tendon for 740 yen, which was on sale for 540 yen. It came with two pieces of shrimp tempura, white fish, lotus root, pumpkin, and eggplant tempura. The tempura was crispy yet light, and the sauce was delicious. Until April 22nd, you can get a 200 yen discount, making it a great deal.

Nankai Minami Osaka Line's final stop, Abenobashi Station, is located right next to Abeno HOOP, an underground shopping mall that serves as a food court. A new tempura rice bowl specialty restaurant opened on March 23, offering a discount of 200 yen until April 22. I tried the Manly Tempura Rice Bowl, which included shrimp, chicken, fried chicken, conger eel, and vegetables. The portion was huge and the tempura was well-fried, though the rice seemed small in comparison. Overall, it was a satisfying meal with great value.

Recently opened at the Hoop Dining Court on the basement floor of Osaka Abeno Hashi Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line is a restaurant specializing in tempura rice bowls. The Hoop Dining Court opened on September 13, 2019, but due to the global pandemic, it had to temporarily close, resulting in the replacement of four different stores. The location previously housed an okonomiyaki restaurant, which had a counter facing the kitchen, but now the counter is used for serving dishes. The restaurant, called "Ten Karaten," is operated by the company ALL WIN, which has branches in Hyogo and Osaka, and already has stores in Juso and Itami. The menu includes various tempura rice bowls such as the "Ten Karaten Don" (790 yen), "Chicken Tempura Don" (740 yen), "Shrimp Tempura Don" (740 yen), and "Conger Eel Tempura Don" (890 yen). They also offer "Fried Chicken Don" (740 yen), "Yangnyeom Fried Chicken Don" (840 yen), and "Sweet Sauce Fried Chicken Don" (840 yen), with the option to add small udon for an additional 100 yen. During the opening promotion, all rice bowl dishes are discounted by 200 yen. I ordered the popular "Ten Karaten Don" and was given a buzzer to wait for my order. The dish arrived on a deep bowl with a mound of various tempura on rice, with a small plate stuck in the middle. The tempura included shrimp, smelt, chicken, shishamo smelt, lotus root, and eggplant, all fried to a crispy texture. The shrimp was plump and juicy, while the chicken tempura could have been cooked a bit more. The tempura batter is fried in canola oil using a special fryer that reduces oil absorption by up to 50%, resulting in a crispy and healthier tempura. However, the overall dish was a bit salty due to the strong seasoning of the broth. It's great to have more casual tempura rice bowl options in the area, and I hope they continue to improve and compete with other nearby restaurants like Donbun-Tei in Abeno Harukas and New Tsurumatsu in Tennoji Mio.

"Tentendon Don Don~ Tentondon Man~" (Lyrics by Takashi Yanase) Hoop Eat-in has a new opening called "Ten Kara Ten"! The voluminous tempura rice bowl is very popular among men. The female staff who serve the dishes are polite and pleasant. The shrimp tempura rice bowl is priced at 740 yen including tax, but now it's only 540 yen. Wow, the tempura looks amazing! It includes 2 shrimp, large eggplant, pumpkin, lotus root, and smelt tempura, all fried beautifully and deliciously. The dipping sauce may be a bit too strong, but for 100 yen, you can also get a small udon. I wish they also offered miso soup or pickles as side dishes.

Located just a short walk from Kintetsu Abenobashi Station on the B1F of Abeno Hoop, this restaurant opened on March 23rd. Until April 22nd, they are offering a 200 yen discount for their grand opening. It used to be a okonomiyaki restaurant before, but it had been closed for a while. Now, a tempura rice bowl restaurant has opened there. They use batter with half the oil absorption rate, so it seems like a healthier option. I purchased a tempura rice bowl for 590 yen (originally 790 yen) from the ticket machine. It included one shrimp, one chicken piece, white fish (kisu), and three types of vegetables (pumpkin, lotus root, eggplant). The shrimp, kisu, and chicken were all juicy and delicious. The vegetables were also well-prepared. I will definitely come back again.

I went to Tenkaraten in the basement of Abeno HOOP in Tennoji. I tried their recommended dish, "Anago Tendon," which came with a side of small udon. The huge Anago Tendon was very impressive! The crispy batter and tender meat were amazing. In addition to anago, it also had shrimp, lotus root, pumpkin, eggplant, and chicken. It was a very filling meal with thick udon and a refreshing broth. I ate to my heart's content and left very satisfied. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I had a tempura rice bowl. It was crispy and just the right amount, very delicious!