The freshly fried tempura tendon at Santen Minoh Nishijuku store offers great value for money. The tempura is crispy and delicious. The store is a chain restaurant located in Osaka, serving tempura, tempura bowls, udon, and soba dishes. The average budget is around 999 yen. It is a non-smoking establishment with parking available. Operating hours are from 10:30 to 24:00, with the last order taken 30 minutes before closing. The restaurant may have irregular closing days. I ordered the tempura tendon set with shrimp and chicken, which was satisfying.

We visited "Santen Minoh Nishijuku Store" in Minoh City, Osaka for lunch with our family of four on the first day of our company's summer break. We arrived by car around 13:15 and found the parking lot with 16 spaces full, but were able to find a spot as a car left shortly after. We purchased food tickets totaling 2,280 yen and filled out a waiting list sheet. We ordered: Seafood and Vegetable Tempura Set Meal for 740 yen, 39 Tempura Rice Bowl for 390 yen each, Tempura Set Meal for 540 yen (with a mini ramen for an additional 90 yen), and Egg Tempura. We received 2 lotus root tempura and 2 pumpkin tempura as a service with a LINE coupon. We waited for about 20 minutes for a table to open up, and then were seated at a 4-person table. The restaurant has a total of 33 seats (5 tables for 4, 1 table for 2, and 11 counter seats). Our food was served within 7-10 minutes after we handed in our tickets. The tempura and tempura rice bowls were decent, nothing exceptional but good for the price. The mini ramen had soy sauce broth with slightly wavy noodles of medium thickness, topped with seaweed and green onions. While the ramen was not particularly impressive, the tempura dishes were great value for money. We have frequented this restaurant after visiting our parents' graves, and will continue to do so in the future, but I don't think I will order ramen again. However, I believe their tempura dishes are the best in terms of cost performance.

Before going to my relative's house, I stopped by the Minoh store. At Santen, the staff are always cheerful and have a bright voice. They also have cute young ladies working there. It's true, you really feel energized there (^^) And of course, the food is delicious. The tempura is crispy and the sauce is tasty.

Visited the tempura restaurant "Santen Mino Nishiyado" for lunch, which is part of the Washoku Sato Group. Our family's grave is relatively close by, so we often stop by while visiting the grave. On this visit with my wife and second son, we purchased food tickets totaling 1,360 yen at the ticket machine. We ordered: -39 Tempura Don x2 (390 yen each) -Vegetable Tempura Don (450 yen) -Egg Tempura (130 yen) -Shrimp Tempura x2 (140 yen each, with a free coupon) The food was served in less than 5 minutes, as usual. The 39 Tempura Don came with shrimp, horse mackerel, vegetables, seaweed, and an additional egg tempura. The portion of rice was just right. When it comes to eating out in a bowl dish, people often choose beef bowl restaurants due to their popularity. However, this tempura restaurant offers reasonably priced tempura dishes, which is a welcome option. They have a parking lot, making it easy to stop by. The tempura here may not be exceptional, but the dishes are generously filled and affordable. While I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, I do plan on stopping by occasionally in the future.

I visited this restaurant for lunch on a regular day. They have a parking lot, and the price for a tempura bowl is 390 yen including tax, which is amazing. The tempura bowl includes shrimp tempura, white fish tempura, pumpkin tempura, lotus root tempura, okra tempura, and seaweed tempura - a total of 6 varieties. Isn't that incredible?! The taste is decent, but the cost performance is great. They provide water, but hot tea is self-service. The background music is like a second-rate supermarket, changing it would enhance the atmosphere. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the Ten Minoh Nishijuku store. It is a popular tempura rice bowl chain in the Kansai region. Here, you can get a tempura rice bowl for 390 yen. It's cheap. I had the Thank You Tempura Set, which comes with a tempura rice bowl and a mini udon. I also tried the special whitefish tempura because they were having a Whitefish Fair. There are condiments like tempura sauce, pickled radish, and nori flakes on the table. Plus, they give you a free tempura coupon for your next visit, which is even more cost-effective. Thank you for the meal. (Visited: Rating 3.04, 13 reviews)

The restaurant offers cheap, fast, freshly fried food inside. I think it's okay to say it's delicious. I think it's a good restaurant. They advertise that they offer freshly fried food quickly. I think it's a good restaurant. They give out service coupons every time you visit, which I think helps increase repeat customers. I am one of those repeat customers. Thank you for the meal.

Whenever you go, you can always get a free voucher for one item. In today's case, if you go on 6/12, the voucher is valid until 7/15. If you don't use it within the deadline, you'll feel like you're missing out. It's better for your mental health to change your mindset and see using it before the deadline as a benefit, but it's hard for me due to my frugal nature. Thank you for the meal.

I am grateful to Santen-san for making it easy to enjoy tempura casually. The taste is just delicious. The tempura bowl alone is reasonable, but be careful as the menu with various items can be less cost-effective. It's nice to receive a free "choose one side dish" coupon when you go. Thank you for the meal.

We visited "Santen Minoh Nishijuku" for lunch with a family of four. We arrived in our car on a Sunday afternoon around 1 pm, but the parking lot with about 15 spaces was full, with one car waiting ahead of us. Since there were no other nearby parking options, we had to wait for a while. After about 10 minutes, we were able to park. We bought our meal tickets, wrote our names on the waiting list, and waited. It took about 20 minutes for us to be seated at a table for four. Our total order came to 1,710 yen, but we used a smartphone coupon and paid 1,460 yen. We ordered: - Ebi-Tendon (Shrimp Tempura Rice Bowl) x4 for 390 yen each - Tori-Ten (Chicken Tempura) x3 for 50 yen each It took a little over 10 minutes for our bowls to be served one by one, which was a bit strange considering they were similar dishes. The Ebi-Tendon came with two shrimp tempura, pumpkin tempura, lotus root tempura, and additional chicken tempura. It was satisfying for the price, not outstanding but decent. While the portion was a bit small for me and my high school son, my elementary school son left a lot, so we ended up eating his share and it was just right. There were some aspects of the service that could be improved, but overall, it's a good option for a cost-effective dining experience.

In March 2019, I visited "Santen Minoh Nishijuku Store" in Minoh City and ordered the "Shrimp and Chicken Tempura Donburi + Small Soba Set" for dinner. The restaurant had a decent amount of customers, and the food was served after a short wait. The tempura consisted of 2 shrimp tempura, 2 chicken tempura, okra, pumpkin, and lotus root on top of rice. It was a delicious and satisfying meal, perfect for when you're craving tempura and want a quick bite to eat. Tempura has become a popular fast food option nowadays.

Ebi Tendon for 390 yen. A fast food style tempura rice bowl restaurant. The mild dashi aroma stimulates the appetite. The tempura is freshly fried and piping hot. It would be great to see more fast food tempura restaurants in Kansai. I often crave tempura rice bowls. Thank you for the meal. San Ten (first visit) Rating: 3.0. Address: 1-8-30 Nishiyado, Minoh City, 562-0034. Phone: 072-734-8830. Opening hours: 10:30 AM - 11:30 PM (Last Order). Website: http://sato-res.com/santen/

Located in a corner where major food and beverage establishments line along National Route 171, this restaurant specializes in tempura dishes. They offer a tempura rice bowl for only 390 yen, and I had a free coupon for one shrimp tempura, so I decided to visit. Upon entering, there was a large menu board where you could choose what you wanted to order in advance. Inside, there were two touch screen ticket machines where you could purchase your meal ticket. The front of the restaurant had counter seats, while the back had table seats. I handed my meal ticket to the staff member, and my order was complete. Although I wanted to try the 390 yen tempura rice bowl, there were many other set meal options, so I chose the 390 yen tempura set meal with a large serving for 540 yen. The food was served promptly, with a medium-sized shrimp tempura, various vegetable tempura, plenty of grated radish tempura dipping sauce, miso soup with seaweed, a small side dish of spinach, and a large serving of rice. There were pickles and furikake available on the table for free use. Considering the price, the portion size was very generous and the tempura tasted decent. Compared to Tempura no Yama, which specializes in tempura, this place definitely takes the lead.

Tempura here is more moist than crispy. Among the 9 types of tempura, the cheese stick and well-seasoned chicken tempura were particularly good. The rice was just right in firmness and portion size, and it paired well with the sweet sauce. We had enough to eat without feeling too full, and the total came to 2,110 yen for three people.