【Seafood Bowl 1500 yen】I heard that Kuromon Market has opened inside Lalaport in Kadoma, so I decided to visit. There are various food and beverage shops inside Kuromon Market at Lalaport, but this particular shop always has a line even on weekdays. Despite that, the turnover is relatively fast, so I was able to get a table quickly. Still, there was a wait of about 5-6 groups on a weekday. People kept coming one after another. I ordered the seafood bowl without hesitation. When it was brought to me, the bowl exceeded my expectations. Everything was delicious! I always thought that food court seafood bowls would just have ordinary sashimi on top, but the sashimi at Sanpei was outstanding, being from a fish market. The shrimp was also substantial, and most importantly, each piece of sashimi was thick and large. I was surprised to see a whole abalone in it too! A seafood bowl made with no shortcuts, only possible because of the freshness. I understand why it's so popular! When you visit Kuromon Market at Lalaport, be sure to stop by. Thank you, Sanpei at Kuromon Market, for the delicious seafood bowl! Grazie!

The moment you take a bite of the seafood bowl, your taste buds will melt in pure bliss. First, the vibrant red tuna spreads throughout your mouth, impressing with its perfect amount of fat. Next, the soft texture and deep flavor of the salmon captivate you. A surprising accent comes from the chewy abalone, releasing rich flavors with every bite. The popping texture of the salmon roe and the oceanic aroma enhance the taste, while the sweetness of the shrimp adds a finishing touch. Lastly, the plump texture of the sea bream melts in your mouth, leaving you with an exquisite flavor. This seafood bowl, packed with the freshness of the sea, is truly a masterpiece. The variety and harmony of ingredients, delicate presentation, and rich umami flavor make it a dish that will impress any food connoisseur.

I was disappointed that I didn't take a picture of the seafood bowl that arrived (;_;) but honestly, it was delicious! I'm glad I ate it! My husband had to work on his day off, so I took the train alone all the way to Rinku Premium Outlets. I had already done my research on the food. I had decided to come here! I read reviews and the vinegared rice was particularly praised! Ever since I became an adult and started drinking alcohol, I just can't seem to eat raw fish with rice, you know (^-^; at least with vinegared rice, I can have it with tea. The seafood bowl was a tough choice, but I'll save that for when I come with my husband (*^^*) The tea is self-service. Since it's like a food court, it's unavoidable, but the seat I chose alone faces the walkway, so people pass by right in front of me (^-^; Now, the seafood bowl arrives. Of course, I took a picture! As I ate, I thought of sending the picture to my family to boast, but then I realized I hadn't taken one (;_;) It looks a little different from the menu picture. It had a whole raw shrimp, octopus, salmon, tuna red meat and a bit of fatty tuna, and two slices of white fish. Also, a little salmon offcut and some salmon roe. There were no fish on the nori or shiso parts, so I need to consider the balance of vinegared rice and fish! While checking the slices, I found that they were huge! One slice was huge! Isn't it hard to put it all in one bite? The white fish was fresh!! Delicious. I cut the fatty tuna-like slices with chopsticks, put them on top of the nori with vinegared rice, and enjoyed it like a hand roll. The miso soup was a bit lukewarm, which was disappointing, but it had three big clams in it. I wish they could have cut the slices in half and put two pieces each, but overall, I think the cost performance was good and I was able to enjoy the seafood. Thank you for the meal.

The amount of tuna is generous for the price of 1320 yen (each slice is thick and large, equivalent to 4 pieces at a conveyor belt sushi place). The freshness of the tuna is good (it seems to be served without being frozen, as there is no cell damage and it has a smooth texture). If you prefer medium fatty tuna, you might want to go for the more expensive seafood bowl. The rice is just right for the bowl, not too sweet. However, there is no separate plate for wasabi, shiso leaves, and decorative flowers, which is a lack of consideration. Self-service for items like tea could be improved as well. This was my third or fourth visit, and I will definitely come back again!

After shopping, I had a solo lunch. There weren't many people waiting for lunchtime, so I decided to line up. The turnover was fast, and I was seated in about 10 minutes. The service was friendly, with the staff changing the menu orientation for easy viewing and providing a basket for personal belongings. Self-serve tea and water. The seating was cramped, with tables close together and people waiting surrounding the dining area, making it a bustling atmosphere. The tuna bowl caught my eye, and I changed my order last minute. The rice was okay, but the tuna was delicious.

First floor of the food court area. Despite being in the food court area, this shop has about 30-40 seats inside, so you have to eat there for some reason, causing a line to form. ✔️Seafood bowl ¥1,650 Tuna bowl ¥1,430 Seafood and chicken bowl ¥1,980 The turnover is not bad, so I waited about 20 minutes until I finally got a seat in the early afternoon. The order arrived in about 5-10 minutes. I tried it and it was delicious. The tuna, yellowtail, salmon, abalone, raw shrimp, and salmon roe were all delicious. It's no wonder there's a line. The toppings are all fresh and quite large, and for this price, it's worth it. The toppings are so big that you actually run out of rice. They change the toppings based on the availability, so it seems to vary by season. I'm not completely full as a big guy, but it's a satisfying meal. Truly a branch of a famous restaurant. It's worth coming to Lalaport for this slightly luxurious meal (even though you have to wait a bit).

Headed to the restaurant area on the 1st floor of the Kadoma Outlet Park. Despite it being a weekday at 3 pm, it was bustling with many people. We went to "Kuromon Sanpei," a popular seafood bowl spot from Kuromon Market. Several items were already sold out, so we ordered the seafood bowl for 1,650 yen. It came with tuna, sea bream, yellowtail, salmon, squid, salmon roe, and even abalone! Each piece of seafood was thick and satisfying to eat. The squid was particularly chewy and delicious. The salmon roe had no fishy taste, showing the quality of a market shop. The rice was vinegared and quite filling, but we finished it all! It came with miso soup with clams, and it would have been nice to have some pickles or ginger on the side. It was my first time eating in a food court-like setting in a while, and I didn't feel very comfortable, so I might not revisit, but the taste was great. They also sell fresh fish next door. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the Monzen Outlet and Lalaport for the first time, wondering if it had calmed down. The parking lot was free, which was surprising. The first floor and third floor were Lalaport, while the second floor was the outlet. There was a popular restaurant called Kuromon Sanpei on the first floor. I tried the tuna bowl there, which was delicious with thick slices of tuna. I would like to try the other bowls next time.

I lined up at the Kuromon Market in Lalaport Izumi and had a seafood bowl for 1500 yen. Great value for money. Simply delicious. It's nice to see fishermen from near the fishing port running the shop, but at this place, the beautiful presentation also adds to the satisfaction. I was impressed that it even included shiso leaves.

I visited the newly opened LaLaport Izumi in April. Even though Costco hasn't opened yet, it was crowded with both Japanese and foreigners on a weekday afternoon after Golden Week. The atmosphere was similar to other LaLaport locations, but what stood out was the unique food court named Kuromon Market, featuring shops from the famous Kuromon Market in Osaka. I tried the Maguro Donburi at Kuromon Sanpei, which despite having limited menu options, was delicious with fresh, glittering tuna on top. The price was reasonable at 1,430 yen, and I highly recommend this place. I definitely want to go back for more!

We went on a lunch date with my husband to the newly opened "Lalaport Izumi" mall. It was just before 1 pm on a weekday, but there was a line of about 20 people in front of the restaurant. However, since they were offering a limited menu after opening, we thought that the seafood bowl and tuna bowl would be served quickly. As expected, the line moved quickly and we were seated inside in about 20 minutes. We placed our order, and while my husband went to get the self-service tea, the food arrived! (Probably about 30 seconds after ordering) ☆Seafood Bowl x 2 Grilled seaweed, medium fatty tuna, tuna red meat, isagi (threeline grunt), salmon, medium fatty tuna, ikura (salmon roe), sweet shrimp, and octopus The seafood bowl looked beautiful and luxurious. The fresh sashimi, sliced thickly on top of the rice, was delicious. The rice underneath was vinegared rice. The miso soup was piping hot with 2-3 clams in it. However, the rice was a bit cold and slightly firm... Personally, I think if it's called a seafood "bowl", I would have preferred slightly warm rice instead of vinegared rice. If it's vinegared rice, wouldn't it be a seafood "chirashi" bowl? Nevertheless, considering the price of this seafood bowl, it offers excellent value for money, with good freshness of the fish and a variety of contents that can be enjoyed daily. The staff were efficient and the restaurant had a lively atmosphere. It's a great place to stop by for lunch while shopping, without having to go all the way to Kuromon Market. There is a supermarket, LIFE, right in front of the food court, and the outlet stores are also well-stocked, making it a convenient place to visit for shopping or outings. Thank you for a wonderful time. Itadakimasu (｡uωu)♪

There are two ways to get from Takarazuka to Kadoma City. One is to go to Osaka and take the Keihan train from Yodoyabashi to Kadoma City, or take the Keihan train from Kyobashi to Kadoma City, or go to Hankyu Hotarugaike and take the monorail to Kadoma City. This time, I decided to go with the latter option. It was Golden Week and I expected it to be crowded, so I was prepared for that. However, when I arrived at Lalaport Kadoma, it was packed with people. Even the restaurants had long lines. I wanted to have a seafood bowl, so I decided to line up at Kuromon Sanpei, which is located in the Kurokado Market. I lined up around 2 PM and waited for about 30 minutes. Finally, I got to enjoy the seafood bowl. Most of the menu items were sold out, and there were only a couple of options left. The fish was fresh and there were many varieties. It was satisfying and delicious. If you visit Lalaport Kadoma, you must try this place. Lalaport Kadoma has only been open for about a month, so it's still very crowded. I recommend visiting on a less busy day. There are about 4,300 parking spaces available, with a basic rate of 200 yen for every 30 minutes on weekdays. The first 2 hours are free on weekends and holidays. There are additional free hours for members based on purchase amounts. However, taking the train is more convenient and time-efficient. I recommend taking the train, as it only takes 5-8 minutes from Kadoma City station.

I visited Kuromon Market in Kadoma! The fish market's specialty dishes are seafood bowl and tuna bowl. The seafood bowl includes thick cuts of tuna, yellowtail, salmon, shrimp, scallops, and salmon roe. It also has diced lean tuna, making it a great deal. The tuna bowl is full of medium fatty tuna to lean tuna, very filling and delicious. Self-service tea is available. It's great to be able to enjoy these seafood bowls in Kadoma.

I went to the newly opened Kuromon Sanpei restaurant at Izumi LaLaport in the morning and lined up for about 40 minutes to enjoy a delicious seafood bowl. The seafood bowl was worth the wait with fresh and thick slices of abalone, ikura, chu-toro, and akami on top of vinegared rice. It was a rich and satisfying meal for the price of 1,650 yen including tax. After the meal, I enjoyed some leisurely shopping at the outlet. It was a great experience!

"From 'Lalaport Koshien,' as usual, I will be uploading a series of introduction articles on 'Tabelog' in advance, and then gradually posting on the blog at a pace of about two posts per day. The official release will be after the 16th and will be completed by the 28th (aiming for 20 restaurants this time). If you want to see the introduction articles before the blog release, please click here: [link to Tabelog profile]. At 'Lalaport Koshien,' the 23rd new discovery - Part 72, I visited 'Kuromon Sanpei Lalaport Koshien Store' in the Kuromon Market area on the first floor (Osaka, Kadoma City). Currently, they only offer two types of seafood bowls. I ordered the Tuna Bowl (large serving) for 1300 yen (excluding tax). It wasn't listed on the menu, but when I asked, they said they could make it a large serving."

The portion was generous, delicious, and cheap! I want to try something different next time, so I will definitely come back.

There is a cost-effective seafood bowl available, and since the opening is early, you can usually get a seat fairly quickly.

Fresh, generous portion sizes, free extra rice, good value for 1650 yen.

The tuna bowl is really good. The tuna is fresh and fatty, very satisfying.

I went to the newly opened Lalaport Izumi in April. It was surprising to see a shopping center where Kuromon Market used to be. I had a seafood bowl here. It had yellowtail sashimi, shrimp, shiso leaves, seaweed, and various toppings, and it was delicious.