A new restaurant specializing in charcoal-grilled pork bowls has opened near Minami-Morimachi Station, around the Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street area on the west side. The pork bowls feature charcoal-grilled pork similar to what you would find in Hokkaido, and the portion of meat and rice is larger than usual. I decided to order the small charcoal-grilled pork bowl for 790 yen. When I entered the restaurant, I walked about 3 meters past the counter to find a ticket machine. Even though it was a small size, the pork bowl had more meat and rice than a regular restaurant. The pork bowl comes with self-serve ice water and kimchi, which was delicious and went well with the meal. The grilled pork belly, arranged in layers on a small plate, looked like a beautiful flower. The pork belly was tender and tasty. I enjoyed changing up the flavors with the sansho pepper provided on the table while harmonizing it with the rice. Overall, it was a very satisfying lunch. I am grateful for my healthy body today.

In Minamimori-cho, there is a specialty pork bowl restaurant called "Buta-ko-ya Tenjinbashi Store." I went there after failing to find soba in the area. I ordered the "Heavenly Egg Pork Bowl" and miso soup. The pork belly was plentiful and delicious, with about 15 slices. The sweet sauce was balanced out with a bit of shichimi spice. The meal was satisfyingly heavy, and I enjoyed it.

I finally visited the restaurant that caught my eye every time I passed by. It took quite a while to get to the rice because there was so much meat. The sauce for the Obihiro-style pork bowl was also very good. The pork belly was tender and I was able to enjoy the taste of the pork. You can choose from 3 types of sauce, so I would like to try a different sauce next time. It's also nice that you can eat kimchi as much as you want.

Today's lunch was at a place called "Butagoya" in Tenjinbashi-suji. I usually eat ramen for lunch, so I decided to try something new this time. I ordered the large portion of pork bowl with eel sauce, which I had never tried before. The dish arrived and I dug in eagerly. The taste was... honestly, it was decently delicious, but I was a bit disappointed that the pork wasn't freshly grilled.

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There weren't many open seats around, so I ended up coming here. I couldn't order the bowl because of a doctor's recommendation, so I got the pork set meal instead. It came with kimchi which was a bit firm. There was pork bowl sauce on the table, so I used that to change up the flavor. Well... it was okay. I'm grateful that there was seating available.

There are many lunch spots in Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, but today I decided on the pork belly bowl. As soon as I saw the sign in front of the restaurant, I knew I had to try it. Inside, you can see the meat being grilled right next to you, which looked delicious! They use a ticket system where you choose your meal before being seated. The interior of the restaurant is long and narrow, and this time I chose a table on the terrace at the back. The meal was ready in about 10 minutes, and I was overwhelmed by the portion size. I wondered if I could finish it all! Although it was pork belly, there was less fat than I expected, and the meat was a bit tough. The seasoning was good, and there was plenty of rice in the bowl, but in the end, I couldn't finish it all. I got a bit bored halfway through and wanted to change the flavor. I will look for another place to eat in Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street next time.

Today, I was in Senba-cho and planned to go to a Chinese restaurant I wanted to try, but unfortunately it was closed unexpectedly. Feeling disappointed by the high rate of unexpected closures lately, I wandered around Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street and ended up at a place called "Butagoya" that I had noticed before but never visited. I love pork and still remember the amazing pork bowl I had in Hokkaido, so I decided to give it a try. The dish was satisfying in terms of taste and portion size, but the weak miso soup and lack of lively atmosphere were a bit of a letdown. Personally, I enjoyed the flavors and would like to visit again, but I hope the restaurant can bring more energy to their establishment. Thank you for the meal!

The pork bowl here is quite filling even in the regular size. The pork is grilled over charcoal, giving it a strong and delicious charred aroma. The homemade kimchi was also all-you-can-eat and had a taste that suited Japanese people, unlike the sour kimchi from Korea. It was really delicious!

Charcoal-grilled pork set meal for 900 yen. Comes with miso soup, unlimited kimchi, and macaroni salad. Around 7 pm on Sunday, about half of the seats were taken, but I was able to sit down smoothly. The table was a bit dirty, but when I told the staff, they quickly wiped it clean. The atmosphere was a bit outdated with old J-pop music playing, like Ayaka, Ito Yuna, and EXILE, giving off a cheap impression. The rice portion was generous, even the regular size was filling. The kimchi was a bit too sour for my taste, but still edible. The restroom was unisex and not very clean, but having paper towels for hand washing was a hygienic touch. Adding some sansho pepper made the food taste even better.

I was intrigued by the neatly arranged pork on top of the rice bowl, so I decided to try it. I ordered the regular pork bowl from the ticket machine. I ordered the Grilled Pork Bowl with Roast Pork, Regular size for 890 yen (tax included). There weren't many customers at the time, so I took a picture inside the restaurant. It seems like they offer all-you-can-eat kimchi. The pork bowl was neatly arranged and tasted delicious, with a slightly firm texture but not too thick to eat. The seasoning was just right and enjoyable. The kimchi was also tasty. I felt like there was a bit too much rice, though.

I visited for the first time. I ordered the heavenly pork bowl (small) and miso soup! Kimchi is self-served in small dishes for free. Even the small size can be filling later on, but after exercising, the large or extra-large size might be good! For the pork bowl, I chose belly meat. There is also loin meat, so you can choose between these two options.

When I went to the Mint Bureau's Sakura Street, there were no food stalls this year, so I was really hungry. Usually, I would go back home from Kyobashi, but this year I decided to go to the Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street. I was drawn to the delicious-looking tonkatsu, but to my surprise, they didn't have it. Despite being disappointed, I ended up ordering a pork bowl. It was rich. And I mean, really rich. It was tasty, but I'm glad I ordered a small size. My friend who ordered a regular size suffered from heartburn the next day. Laugh out loud.

Pork bowl with grilled egg and large portion for 1090 yen. Located a few minutes walk from Minamimorimachi Station along the Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street. I went around 3pm and was able to get a seat smoothly. I was hungry so I ordered the large size. You can choose between loin and belly for the meat, I chose loin. The bowl arrived a few minutes after ordering. The amount of meat overflowing from the bowl was amazing. The egg was half-cooked and gooey in the center but overall a bit firm. The pork had a good thickness and a nice chewy texture. The light but sweet and salty soy sauce topping was generous and added a strong and delicious flavor that went really well with the rice! The kimchi for all-you-can-eat was tangy, and when eaten with the meat, the acidity and spiciness combined for a fantastic and addictive taste. The large size was perfect for getting filled up with plenty of meat and extra rice! Thank you for the meal.

This restaurant located in Tenjinbashi-suji Shotengai is like a hidden gem with a ticket machine at the back like an eel's bed. I was torn between options but finally settled on the pork bowl with sweet sauce and a choice of lean or fatty pork. I chose lean pork and it was delicious. The rice was so tasty and I couldn't stop eating, especially with the soft-boiled egg topping. The kimchi was also unlimited, which was a nice bonus. However, I don't think I could have eaten a larger size, even though I was already full. I would like to try the king size next time, but it might be more of a challenge than a meal.

I had some business nearby and happened to come across this shop. I saw the menu outside and thought it looked delicious, so I decided to go in. I paid at the ticket machine inside the shop. I was able to choose the amount of rice, and I chose the regular size. When the food was brought to me, I was worried if I could finish it all because it was a generous portion. There was a spicy miso sauce on the table for the pork bowl. There were also sansho pepper and ichimi pepper, but the dish was tasty enough to eat without adding anything. The sauce was sweet and savory, so even if you don't like spicy food, you should be fine! If you happen to be nearby, please give it a try.

First visit. Went to a pork bowl restaurant located in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. Ordered a small size of the eel and pork bowl. While waiting, I enjoyed the all-you-can-eat kimchi. It was a bit sour. The meat itself was delicious, but the flavor, including the sauce, was a bit monotonous, so I added extra sauce as I ate. I would like to try a different flavor next time.

Located in Osaka, Tenjinbashi 3-chome, "Tonkoya" is a specialty restaurant known for its charcoal-grilled pork bowl. It is just a few minutes south of the Midosuji Line Minamimorimachi Station Exit 3. The concept of the restaurant is to indulge in a delicious pork bowl without worrying about calories. The first branch is in Sannomiya, and this second branch opened in July last year. I purchased a ticket from the touch panel vending machine at the entrance and sat at the counter seat near the live kitchen. I tried the "Grilled Pork Bowl Set" for ¥970, with an additional ¥80 for a soft-boiled egg. The grilled pork in the bowl was quite large, with a sweet and slightly spicy sauce. The meat was thick and had a good chewy texture, making it a satisfying meal. The set also came with miso soup and a soft-boiled egg, and they offer unlimited kimchi for flavor variation. My husband tried the "Garlic Miso Pork Bowl" for the same price, which had a deep bowl filled with delicious pork. He was impressed by the generous portion and flavor options available.

This pork bowl specialty shop located in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street in Minamimorimachi. I happened to pass by and was drawn in by the sign. I ordered the "Salt Sauce Pork Bowl Regular 890 yen" using the ticket machine inside the store. It was late afternoon at the end of the year, and there was only one other customer. Maybe everyone is heading to izakayas or yakitori places instead. They offer self-service homemade kimchi for free, which was a delightful bonus. The kimchi's acidity helped cut through the richness of the pork bowl, making it more enjoyable. The pork bowl looked exactly like the picture on the sign. Even with the regular size, the amount of meat was overwhelming, and you couldn't see the rice underneath. I was really hungry, so I dug in and finished every last bit. The kimchi played a crucial role in enhancing the dish. They also seem to sell alcohol at very reasonable prices, making it a truly honest and fair restaurant.

I used it for lunch. I ordered the delicious salt sauce pork bowl. I was surprised by the appearance, it was a huge portion. The salt sauce was a bit sweet, and there was plenty of salt sauce and soy sauce on the rice, so the flavor was too strong and I couldn't finish the rice. It might be better to have a little less sauce...

In the middle of a shopping street, there is a place called Butagoya that fulfills the desire for a hearty pork rice bowl. At Butagoya, you can choose between pork loin and pork belly for all the menu items. Both are delicious, making it a tough decision. I tried the kabayaki bowl this time, which was carefully and generously served overflowing from the bowl. One of the recommended points of Butagoya is the all-you-can-eat kimchi, which pairs perfectly with the flavorful kabayaki pork. If you want to be 120% satisfied and not just satisfied, I highly recommend this pork bowl restaurant, Butagoya.