The Yoshinoya restaurant had a surprisingly stylish interior, almost like a cafe. They had a drink bar and it felt like a new version of Yoshinoya. There were outlets at the counter, so I was able to charge my phone. The beef bowl was consistently delicious, I could eat as many bowls as I wanted. I will definitely come back here to enjoy a peaceful meal of beef bowl!

I went to Yoshinoya on Chuo-dori, Fukae Bridge in Osaka to have a refreshing breakfast with their Gyusara Mugi-Toro set meal. The restaurant has a clean and cafe-like interior with only table seating, making it suitable for families as well.

This place is convenient and has a parking lot, so I often stop by on my bike. It seems like they recently renovated, as now you have to pick up your food yourself. I usually go for the classic beef bowl, but this time I noticed the fried chicken and decided to try the fried chicken beef bowl set. After paying, they gave me a buzzer like you see in food courts, and when it rang, I went to the pick-up window. I received my usual beef bowl and miso soup along with three large pieces of fried chicken. I was pleasantly surprised by how good the fried chicken was - crispy on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside. I couldn't believe it was from Yoshinoya, it was that good. I've been to other places that claim to have award-winning fried chicken, but honestly, this was just as good if not better. Yoshinoya should really promote this more because it was a pleasant surprise. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the mood for fried chicken.

Satisfy your cravings with the Meaty Beef Side Dish! I used to order dishes like Beef and Miso Soup or Beef and Pork Soup, but this time I tried ordering the Tartar Nanban Fried Chicken Set with a Meaty Beef Side Dish. While the amount of beef may have decreased compared to ordering just beef, adding the Meaty Beef Side Dish to the fried chicken set allows you to create your own beef dish! The amount of fried chicken and vegetables also increases, and the price doesn't go up too much, making it a great choice.

▼Location▼Located along Chuo Avenue, 50m from the Higashi-Imazato 2 Higashi intersection towards Midori Bridge on the left side. ▼About the Restaurant▼Yoshinoya was founded in 1899 at a fish market in Nihonbashi. The first store was relocated when the fish market moved to Tsukiji. In the 1970s, they began expanding as a chain and overcame challenges such as filing for corporate reorganization, becoming one of the largest beef bowl chains in Japan. Hanamaru Udon and Peter Pan are also under the Yoshinoya umbrella. ▼Menu▼They offer dishes such as beef bowls, beef and salmon set meals, and curry. For more details, please visit their website. ▼Food Consumed▼ ▽Beef Bowl, Large Portion 547 yen ▽(June 2022) The original beef bowl with beef and onions. The thin slices of beef are easy to eat, and the umami from the beef and onions blends well with the soy sauce-based sauce, creating a delicious flavor. The slightly less sweet taste makes it easy to eat and pairs well with the rice. ▼Impressions▼ (June 2022) As one of the largest beef bowl chains in Japan, Yoshinoya is a longstanding chain that was founded in 1899 at the Nihonbashi fish market. They expanded as a chain in the 1970s and now have locations nationwide. Hanamaru Udon is also operating under Yoshinoya. The Chuo-dori Fukae Bridge store is located along Chuo Avenue, slightly towards Midori Bridge. I visited at the same time as last year. This time, I tried the beef bowl, which I haven't had in a while. I opted for the large portion, which had a slightly larger amount of meat, giving a satisfying experience. I still prefer the simple taste of Yoshinoya's beef bowl. I look forward to visiting again in the future.

GW...yes, of course it's work (^ω^) Today I had a relatively easy day with one day shift and one night shift (lol) It was past 1:30 PM...I drove to a restaurant with parking facilities, located near Fukae Bridge. I visited Yoshinoya on Chuo Dori near Fukae Bridge! I ordered... - Beef Yakiniku Set Meal for 598 yen (excluding tax) I usually have beef bowls at Matsuya or Sukiya, but for some reason I don't have beef bowls at Yoshinoya (lol) Soon, the beef yakiniku set meal arrived! Visually...the yakiniku looked rich \(//∇//)\ It came with salad and miso soup. The set meal comes with rice, and you can have seconds. First, the miso soup...yes, the standard machine-made miso soup. The salad...yes, it's a salad (lol) I tried the beef yakiniku...yes, it's flavorful \(//∇//)\ The rice went well with it. About halfway through the beef, I ran out of rice! Sorry, I asked for a rice refill. I got a small portion (o^^o) I dived the beef into the small rice portion, and a beef bowl was complete \(//∇//)\ I ate heartily and finished it! Thank you for the meal.

I went to Yoshinoya! Sometimes I just feel like going there. I wanted to have beef bowl, but I couldn't resist ordering the super-sized Stamina Don with chicken, pork, and beef all in one, with a strong garlic flavor. It was packed with flavor and left a big impression. It even came with extra rice, so I was completely full! It was a whopping 2000 calories, so if you can handle it, give it a try! I'm thinking of challenging it again!

▼Location▼ Located along Chuo Street, 50m towards the Midoribashi direction from the Higashi-Imazato 2 East intersection on the left side. ▼About the Restaurant▼ Yoshinoya was founded in 1899 at the fish market in Nihonbashi. The first store was later relocated to Tsukiji due to the market's move. In the 1970s, they started expanding as a chain and overcame challenges such as filing for corporate reorganization, becoming one of the largest beef bowl chains nationwide. Hanamaru Udon and Peter Pan are also under the Yoshinoya umbrella. ▼Menu▼ They offer dishes such as beef bowls, beef and salmon set meals, and curry. For more details, please visit their website. ▼Food Ordered▼ ▽Negi Shio Buta Don (Green Onion Salted Pork Bowl) - Regular size 505 yen ▽(June 2021) This dish is as the name suggests, a bowl dish. It consists of grilled pork with a salted sauce, a seasonal limited edition bowl with kabosu pepper on the side. The pork is slightly tough and gives the impression of being frozen. The salted sauce itself is not bad, with a simple taste that becomes refreshing when mixed with kabosu pepper. ▼Impressions▼ (June 2021) As one of the largest beef bowl chains in Japan, Yoshinoya is a longstanding chain that originated in the fish market in Nihonbashi in 1899 and relocated to Tsukiji with the market. They began expanding as a chain in the 1970s and now have locations nationwide. Hanamaru Udon is also currently operating under Yoshinoya. The Chuo Dori Fukae Bridge branch is located along Chuo Street, slightly closer to Midoribashi. This was my first visit to this branch. I tried the seasonal limited Negi Shio Buta Don, but the pork itself was not very tasty, leaving an average impression overall. It reaffirmed that Yoshinoya excels in beef bowls.

When you're in trouble, Yoshinoya is open 24 hours and has parking. The morning beef set includes a beef bowl, miso soup, and a choice of 5 side dishes. I had a small beef bowl with a side of soft-boiled egg. It was reliably delicious. "Thank you for the meal ☺︎"

(Shishiodoshi) Con!! I was able to recite it well. I took it home. Nowadays, you can make reservations on your smartphone. Customers who come later leave the store without ordering, as they have already placed their order on their smartphones. Smartphone ordering seems like a good idea. - Karaage Don - It took a little time to be served, as it was freshly fried. The chicken is marinated in a special sauce and coated with a flour-based batter. The rice and cabbage are served in one container, while the karaage is in another container. The chicken is juicy as it is made with chicken thigh meat and the pieces are quite large, making it very filling. The batter is seasoned with a special sauce, so it tastes delicious on its own, but you can also try it with the additional mayonnaise. Thank you for the meal.

I successfully recited the "Shishi Odoshi"! Takeout obtained. I added extra meat to a regular Gyudon for an additional 139 yen, making it a "Nikudaku Gyudon." I regret not getting extra sauce. Yoshinoya is delicious, fast, and affordable. Thank you for the meal.

I happened to visit Yoshinoya and there was a surprise! I didn't know that January 24th is "Beef Day," and that Yoshinoya is celebrating its 120th anniversary this year. To show gratitude for 120 years of patronage, they are offering a special promotion on January 24th where you can get 120% more beef for free in a regular-sized beef bowl. The promotion is only for one day from 10:00 to 22:00, so make sure to visit your nearest Yoshinoya! I was lucky to come across this promotion, and although I couldn't visually confirm the 20% increase in beef, it definitely felt like there was more. The taste was as delicious as always. Thank you for the meal.

Beef bowl regular size (without green onions) ¥448

Today I was very busy from the morning and I went to Don Quijote at Fukae Bridge. My smartphone charging cable had poor contact, so I had no choice but to go to a nearby Yoshinoya for breakfast. I had the mentaiko breakfast. I've had salmon and tamago kake gohan at other places before, but this time I went with mentaiko as the main dish, with a smaller portion of rice, but the price was the same. The amount of mentaiko seemed to be a lot for this meal. It was about 1.5 times the size of a regular mentaiko serving, equivalent to two sausages. If this set came with salmon, the saltiness of the tamago kake gohan would overpower the mentaiko, so I just had the mentaiko. The miso soup was also very delicious.

The place is located across from Nakanoshindo West, just before Morinomiya. There are not many parking spaces available. Inside the restaurant, there is a counter and tables. I ordered a regular beef bowl and pickles. The taste is similar to other restaurants. The rice was piping hot! I sprinkled shichimi pepper on the meat and pickles, but the spiciness was mild. The onions were also soft and had a classic taste. The turnover of customers is fast. Although the menu has expanded, I have only ever tried the beef bowl at Yoshinoya.

"Image and limited menu update" I was about to become a lunch refugee, so I had lunch at the nearest Yoshinoya from my company! From June 2nd, the limited menu item "Mugi-Toro Gomoku Gohan" was available ● Hearty and healthy ■ Mugi-Toro Gyudon Regular Size 580 yen Large Size 680 yen ■ Mugi-Toro Unagi Gohan Regular Size 880 yen ● I tried Yoshinoya's eel for the first time! ■ Mugi-Toro Unagi Gohan Tororo, barley rice, eel, okra, miso soup all served on a tray! It appeared quickly, almost like the quick service of a beef bowl (laughs). Eels that have quickly become a super high-end ingredient due to a lack of young fish in the fishing industry are served at this price, so I was a bit skeptical... The eel placed on the tray is small and thin, almost like half a piece. I wonder if it's a pre-cooked retort product finished in the microwave? It was fluffy and hot inside, but there was no chewiness at all. The taste of the sauce is strong, overshadowing the taste of the eel. The barley rice is added on top of the white rice, and the barley flavor seems a bit lacking. The tororo is grated slightly coarsely, which is quite authentic and delicious compared to the commercial tororo used in stand-up soba shops, etc. The chopped okra side dish is delicious as usual. I tried putting the eel on top of the barley rice with tororo! The taste of the sauce of the eel wins. The slightly too sweet taste of the sauce is mitigated by the tororo, creating a good balance. I finished it by scooping it up without chewing much. It was satisfying in a way, but not entirely... However, I did feel like I had eaten eel! Personally, I like tororo, so I wouldn't mind a menu like Mugi-Toro Don. Thank you for the meal! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do you ever feel like eating at a major beef bowl chain even though you don't usually use it? And which chain do you like the most? I've always been a fan of Yoshinoya, the original chain. It's probably because the first beef bowl I ate as a child was from Yoshinoya, so it's the most familiar to me. I do eat at other chains as well, but I prefer Yoshinoya. On this day, I had a sudden craving for a beef bowl (laughs) and headed to "Yoshinoya Chuo-odori Fukae Bridge Store" near my company! ● This is the kind of restaurant it is. The store is a street store with a parking lot along the westbound lane of Chuo-dori. There is no drive-thru. It was closed for renovation until May 13th, so I don't know the details of the renovated interior. Yoshinoya... In 1899 (Meiji 32), Yoshinoya was born as a personal shop in the fish market in Nihonbashi. In 1926, when the era changed from Taisho to Showa, it moved to Tsukiji along with the market and established a shop, which is now the "Tsukiji No. 1 Store." In 1980, the company filed for reorganization and later became a subsidiary of Seibu. Currently, it has about 1,200 stores in Japan and about 670 stores in the United States and various Asian countries, totaling about 1,900 stores. They are also developing new initiatives such as the "Yoshinomi" business where you can enjoy izakaya-style dining and "Soba-dokoro Yoshinoya" where you can enjoy 100% soba noodles. ● Revival! Pork Bowl [Pork Bowl] ■ Pork Bowl Regular Size 330 yen Large Size 430 yen Extra Large 500 yen Special Size 630 yen ■ Pork Kimchi Bowl Regular Size 430 yen Large Size 530 yen Extra Large 600 yen Special Size 730 yen ■ Pork Negi-Tama Bowl Regular Size 430 yen Large Size 530 yen Extra Large 600 yen Special Size 730 yen ■ Pork Half-Cooked Egg Bowl Regular Size 400 yen Large Size 500 yen Extra Large 570 yen Special Size 700 yen ■ Pork Cheese Bowl Regular Size 430 yen Large Size 530 yen Extra Large 600 yen Special Size 730 yen ■ Pork Plate Regular Size 280 yen Large Size 400 yen Special Size 530 yen [Beef Bowl] ■ Beef Bowl Regular Size 380 yen Large Size 480 yen Extra Large 550 yen Special Size 680 yen ■ Beef Negi-Tama Bowl Regular Size 480 yen Large Size 580 yen Extra Large 600 yen Special Size 730 yen"

I was looking for something warm to eat and discovered that Yoshinoya was selling something called "Gyudon Kimchi Hot Pot Set". As a fan of kimchi, I didn't have high expectations since it was from Yoshinoya, a chain restaurant, but it turned out to be delicious! It remained hot until I finished it! In addition to beef, it also contained kimchi, onions, tofu, and noodles similar to kishimen. It went really well with rice! I finished the whole meal. The regular size was 630 yen. I think it's much better in terms of cost performance to spend around 1000 yen on a delicious kimchi hot pot like this than on a mediocre one. If I crave kimchi during this cold season, I will definitely visit again.

In July 2013, while out and about, I had dinner at Yoshinoya. I nibbled on the Ponte ring and wiener on the table, sipping on organic beer while talking on the phone with the queen of my house. I mentioned that I can't eat eel, but my mom can. She was enjoying her eel while I was on my way back home to buy my dinner. A traveler who loves eel said that the eel at Yoshinoya was good, but I can't confirm that since I can't eat eel. My mom enjoyed her eel while I had a beef bowl with a side bento box, adding my own eggs and soy sauce for a delicious meal. Apologies to the traveler, but a beef bowl and eel collaboration is not for me!