Big bottle of beer for 333 yen! Tuna for 3 yen at a super cheap izakaya! Osaka Tenma, Honmaguro Daikundan Maido! Yamadera here! On this day, I enjoyed ladder sake in Tenma (^ ^ ♪ The shop is located in the Tenjinbashi Suji shopping street, Honmaguro Daikundan. There are standing (free) and seating (charged) options inside the shop. I wanted to drink slowly, so I chose a seat! When I looked at the menu, there were many reasonably priced items. I started with a big bottle of beer for 333 yen (excluding tax). But a big bottle for 333 yen is really cheap! I also ordered the 3 yen tuna that was on the menu. The tuna looked really fatty and when I tried it, it was indeed delicious with a sweet taste of fat. This for 3 yen is too good of a deal! Let's also try the Taiwanese menma for 9 yen. The spicy menma goes really well with alcohol. Let's take a break with the myoga ponzu for 199 yen. The crunchy texture of the myoga with ponzu is refreshing. Another dish we had was the tulip fried chicken! Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, the tulip fried chicken goes perfectly with beer. We also had okra pickles. The slimy texture and crunch of the okra is really nice. We also tried the sirloin steak for 699 yen! The more you chew, the more delicious meat juice comes out, making it a really tasty sirloin steak. To finish, let's have the raw beef tripe! The chewy texture with ponzu is refreshing. It was my first time visiting, but this place is cheap and delicious. I've found a new favorite spot, so I will definitely be coming back. Thank you for the meal. [Honmaguro Daikundan] Basic Information Address: 5-7-19 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Closed on: Irregular holidays Business hours: 12:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:00) Smoking allowed #Honmaguro Daikundan #Tenma #Super cheap #Izakaya #Standing drinking #Seafood #Tuna #Day drinking

I was lured in by the 3 yen tuna sashimi sign and decided to dine in. In addition to the promised tuna sashimi, I also ordered eel and bonito nigiri sushi, and a Sapporo red star drink. It was quick, delicious, cheap, and I ended up pleasantly tipsy. Since I went early in the evening, the restaurant was empty, but I look forward to experiencing the bustling atmosphere during peak hours next time.

I was drawn in by the 3 yen tuna sashimi outside the store. Although it was only available on weekdays, I was impressed by the surprisingly low prices on the menu. I found the ultimate cost performance restaurant! A large bottle of beer (Akahoshi) for around 399 yen, Taiwanese menma for 9 yen, garlic pickles for 9 yen, and pickled tub for 49 yen, and so on. The ingredients were fresh, the service was fast, and I was very satisfied. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. ★ ... 4.4 Solo middle-aged men's strong ally. The store is clean and bright, and you can see the inside from outside to understand the congestion situation. There are standing seats and table seats, but there is a charge of 275 yen for table seats.

I visited the restaurant in the early evening. They have standing and seating areas, with a small seating fee for the latter. I chose to sit. They offer a variety of unique dishes such as tuna brain sashimi, miso sashimi, beef tripe sashimi, squid legs sashimi, and eel appetizer. The appetizer was a moon-viewing meatball. I also had draft beer. The seafood was very delicious, and the portions were just right for trying a variety of dishes. I found the octopus sausage, mackerel tempura, and some kind of bone cracker to be cute and tasty. I ended the meal with sushi, which was soft and delicious. The seared meat dish was prepared right in front of me, which was a fun experience. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I finally visited the restaurant I was curious about. I was worried about ordering with my smartphone, but I was able to do it without any problems. It seems like this is the style nowadays. There are also menu items that cost just a few tens of yen, and they are quite satisfying. I might just drop by again. It seems like the seating is paid.

It seems to be a chain of izakaya restaurants that has been expanding rapidly in the vicinity of Temma Station recently. Among the chain, this is a relatively new store where seating is charged, but standing and drinking is free. The menu structure is similar to "Nianago and Shirogimo" in the Tenjin shopping street. The difference is that each store has a super cheap signature menu. Here, the "tuna sashimi" with the store name costs only 3 yen. (Only on weekdays, Monday to Friday) One serving per person, but two pieces are served and the taste is surprisingly delicious. It is not only cheaper than buying it, but the quality and freshness are also better than at the supermarket. In addition, garlic and shiso pickles and Taiwanese menma are also 9 yen each, making the food super cheap, ranking at the top among the chain. It may have started at other stores as well, but the steak menu offering at cost price at "Nianago and Shirogimo" has expanded to include not only beef and pork, but also chicken, bacon, and other varieties.

A few minutes' walk from Temmabashi Station and Tenjinbashi Rokuchome Station. I stopped by here today. The exterior with a sign advertising tuna sashimi for 3 yen caught my eye, and the main menu is seafood-focused. Orders are placed via smartphone. I ordered a draft beer, tuna sashimi for 3 yen, fried horse mackerel, and tomato slices. Let's dig in! The draft beer is a Malt's, which is not commonly found in other establishments, so it was a taste I hadn't had in a while. The 3 yen tuna sashimi came as two thin slices. Well, for 3 yen, I can't complain about the quality. I also added five Taiwanese deep-fried skewers and flounder bone crackers. And a large bottle of Sapporo beer. The Taiwanese deep-fried skewers turned out to be tiny shumai-like bites coated in a sauce that resembled the real thing. Not what I expected, but it was okay. The bone crackers were freshly fried and piping hot, larger than I thought, and went well with the beer. So, thanks for the meal! Overall, despite the low prices, the absence of appetizers and the casual atmosphere make it easy to stop by casually. The location is also convenient within a shopping street, so you can easily access the station without getting wet even in the rain.

The naming of this tuna fleet is quite funny, with a tuna for 8 yen on weekdays, but it's really small. And it's not even real tuna, haha. The chu-toro and negitoro are delicious though. They offer highballs for 199 yen, and it's a standing bar but you can also sit down if you have around 300 yen. I didn't stay for a long time so standing was fine for me.

I had overlooked Tenma Shigoshu for a while, but apparently they offer sashimi for only 3 yen on weekdays! Not only fish, but you can also enjoy meat dishes, and it was lively even during the daytime! On this day, I had tuna tataki with ankimo and harami. They also have a wide variety of drinks, which is great!

※This is a memo. It is a personal record of when, where, what I ate, and drank. For the second stop of our Temma drinking tour, we visited Honmaguro Ofunetuan. On this day, we had: - Kakubin Highball 299 yen - Tuna sashimi 3 yen - Fried garlic bombs 99 yen I intended to go to Ichiendou, but they were closed until 3 pm, so I walked around Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street and found a similar restaurant. It seems that this group of restaurants has been opening a lot lately, and this one had just reopened. The tuna sashimi was only 3 yen for two pieces, so it was a great deal. You order using your smartphone, so be aware if you're not comfortable with that.

I visited a standing bar in the Tenjinbashi shopping street for my second stop of the night. I love tuna, so I decided to try this place based on its name alone. The bar had a few table seats in addition to standing space, and it was spacious enough that you could walk in without having to wait. I ordered tuna, chicken liver sashimi, mini okonomiyaki, and pickled radish. I tried to keep my order light since I was bar-hopping, but the menu had so many tempting options. The tuna was amazing, and surprisingly affordable at only 3 yen per person for a plate that served two. The mini okonomiyaki was the highlight of the night for me - crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside, it was delicious. I also had two beers, two green tea highballs, and one highball, bringing the total to 2,891 yen. The bar operated on a mobile order system, and I noticed that the final bill was slightly higher than what was displayed on my phone. This was due to a seating charge, which was reasonable but not clearly stated. Overall, the atmosphere, value, and taste at this bar were excellent. Thank you for the great meal!

Shop Name: #HonMaguroDaikobune Ordered Items: Malt beer (large bottle) for around 333 yen, Taiwan Menma for 9 yen, Tuna sashimi for 3 yen, Quail skewers for 99 yen. All prices are excluding tax. Other Information: Located at 5-7-19 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture. 3 minutes walk from Temma Station. Plenty of standing and seating space available. Payment is made after dining. Review: Seems to be affiliated with Chutoro and Pig Feet restaurant. Apparently opened on 4/28 and offers unbelievably low prices. Tuna for 3 yen is too good to be true! The Taiwan Menma was quite spicy, making me worry if the beer would be enough. Overall, it was amazing! Tags: Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Osaka Gourmet, Osaka Izakaya, Osaka Food, Drinking Tagram, Temma Gourmet, Temma Izakaya, Osaka Senbero, Temma Senbero, Osaka New Store.

I was surprised by the 3 yen tuna! The large bottle of beer was also cheap and satisfying.