#Cherry Blossom Walk at the Mint Bureau #Exploring Temmabashi #It was beautiful #Finished with flour dishes I went to the Mint Bureau again this year. Since there was an entry restriction, I was able to take my time and enjoy the visit. After exploring, I had dinner at the City Mall. It was a long time since I had flour dishes, and they were delicious. Three members of the ramen club chatted and had a great time. Thank you for always accompanying me.

I visited for lunch at 11:20. I won a coupon for LINE's Temmabashi Keihan City Mall, so I can use a premium meal voucher. I had an okonomiyaki lunch with Kagoshima Charmington and squid, salad, rice, miso soup, and pickles. I also had a winter oyster fair topping for the okonomiyaki, which was brought in and served with ponzu sauce. They brought a square iron plate and warmed it up on an IH stove, keeping it hot for a long time.

When I saw the sign at the entrance saying "Meat!! Teppanyaki!!", I got in the mood for some delicious teppanyaki. The smell inside the restaurant was amazing, with the sauce sizzling on the hot plate. Even though I entered the restaurant with a craving for meat, the smell made me want to try the savory okonomiyaki or yakisoba. In the end, my partner and I decided to share both, and the yakisoba with thick noodles was delicious. The meal came with rice, miso soup, and pickles. The rice was glossy and tasty, and the meat was plentiful and satisfying. The grilled vegetables on the side were a nice touch. The table was equipped with a warming feature, so the meat and yakisoba stayed warm and delicious throughout the meal. The lunch menu was extensive, including pasta options, and on weekdays, they even offer free coffee. The steak fair on the dinner menu was also very tempting. I definitely want to come back again.

On a day off, I felt like having lunch at "Konamon". I went to Kaze no Machi Rouge Temmabashi store. The original name of this place was "Okonomiyaki, Kantou, Fugetsu" which opened in Senbayashi in 1960s. Now it seems to be unrelated to the famous Fugetsu in Tsuruhashi. However, they have expanded to about 30 stores mainly in Osaka. The special feature of the Temmabashi store is the variety of meat menu. Feeling hungry, I ordered the "Okonomiyaki Steak Set" for around 1700 yen. The meat was tough and lacked juiciness. The okonomiyaki was decent but nothing special. Overall, it was a bit of a disappointment. I will try a different menu next time. Thank you.

Yes, I have arrived at Temmabashi. After some thought, I decided to eat here for lunch! One of the reasons is that there is relatively little waiting time in the food and drink floor. This place is quite familiar as it is a chain restaurant. It seems to have become quite stylish with the addition of some rouge. I ordered the Osaka-style set menu with okonomiyaki and rice. The taste is decent and has not changed much over the years, but it is a bit on the expensive side. Well, considering that prices for flour-based dishes are high everywhere now, it's understandable. Overall, it's not bad.

I arrived at Temmabashi and decided to go up to the 8th floor restaurant area in the building. Tonight, I chose okonomiyaki. I love oysters, so I went for the "kakitama" option. I couldn't see the oysters on the surface, so I was a bit surprised. There were about 5 or 6 small oysters. The ingredients were a bit lacking, though. They were supposedly from Hiroshima, but... Well, for 1000 yen, I guess it's okay. However, the draft beer tasted great after walking, and the kimchi was quite delicious. The interior was stylish and chic. It seems this is a chain restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

When I first moved to Osaka, I was shocked to hear that Osaka people eat okonomiyaki as a side dish with rice. I was surprised by the carb overload! But on this day, I witnessed it firsthand. Since I don't often go out to eat okonomiyaki, I asked to be taken to lunch at "Kaze no Machi Rouge" where I saw it. The name of the restaurant didn't sound like a typical okonomiyaki place, but it seemed like they chose a slightly more upscale okonomiyaki restaurant for me, as I am a woman. The restaurant is located inside Keihan City Mall directly connected to Keihan Temmabashi Station. Despite being an okonomiyaki restaurant, they also have a wide range of teppanyaki dishes, which seemed to dominate the menu. The interior, mainly in black and red tones, had a clean and sophisticated adult atmosphere. Okonomiyaki Lunch Set for 1080 yen Comes with a warm vegetable salad, rice, soup, and pickles I was surprised to see that white rice actually comes with okonomiyaki! As for the taste... it was good! It tasted like a typical franchise okonomiyaki. The restaurant is a long-established store that opened "Okonomiyaki Amatou Kazuki" in Osaka City in 1960, and after going through "JOY Kazuki," changed its name to "Kaze no Machi" in 1990. From the following year, they started a franchise system. Kaze no Machi's okonomiyaki is characterized by having less flour, which allows the quality of the ingredients to shine. In addition to okonomiyaki, their yakisoba and otsumami dishes are also popular, and they have been loved for many years. They also sell frozen food products, and the Kyobashi store even holds an "Okonomiyaki cooking class." It was my first time visiting, but it seems like a large chain store! I was surprised to learn that I didn't know about it before. My partner was enjoying the okonomiyaki with white rice as a side dish in front of me. "Tsuruhashi Kazuki" must be a related branch. Osaka has many franchise okonomiyaki restaurants, and I don't really know popular okonomiyaki restaurants that have been in business for a long time. So, I don't really know what the standard for a delicious okonomiyaki restaurant is... When I ask people around me, they say things like "It's a matter of taste" or "That place is dirty." Everyone is so tight-lipped. Since starting to use Tabelog, my current goal is to go on a tour of delicious okonomiyaki restaurants based on people's reviews.

Located in the dining area of Keihan Temma Station Building, Wind City Rouge Temma Hashi branch is a restaurant that caters to individual customers. During my visit for lunch, the dishes were served in unique tableware, creating a cozy atmosphere. I started with yakisoba, which was average, followed by pork balls, also average. While waiting, I had some kimchi, which was neither outstanding nor disappointing. Since it was a leisurely Saturday lunch, I wished they had used a hot plate instead of the special hot plate imitation. Perhaps the evening menu is the same? This is just my personal opinion, so I recommend trying it out for yourself to see if it suits your taste.

Visited on May 5, 2018 for a lunch date with my son after a long time. We had lunch at Konamon, a restaurant located directly connected to the Keihan Temmabashi Station in Keihan City Mo. Okonomiyaki, yakisoba, rice, and miso soup are soul food for Osaka people like me!! Half okonomiyaki and half yakisoba lunch set: 1,100 yen.

Located a 3-5 minute walk from Temmabashi Station is the teppanyaki restaurant, Kaze no Machi Rouge Temmabashi. They offer a variety of teppanyaki dishes such as steak, okonomiyaki, and yakisoba, catering mainly to shoppers at Keihan Mall. They also have affordable set menus for lunch, perfect for those looking to have a hearty meal during the day. I ordered the steak and okonomiyaki set for lunch this time. It was a great combination of teppanyaki dishes, surprisingly delicious and satisfying. If you happen to be shopping at Keihan Mall in Temmabashi, be sure to pay them a visit. Bon appétit!

I have used this place multiple times, and the service was very smooth. The staff member who helped me was a foreigner, but the service was just like a Japanese staff member. I will definitely come back to eat again. They accept credit cards and have semi-private rooms available.

This is a stylish teppanyaki restaurant in Temmabashi. I went with a friend and we each ordered one okonomiyaki. I chose the seafood mix. The taste was average. The atmosphere is nice, so if you're looking for a calm place to eat teppanyaki, this is a good option. I wish the prices were a bit lower for the portion size. Thank you for the meal!

I had a course with steak and okonomiyaki. The soup and appetizer were decent, but the main dishes, steak and okonomiyaki, were really delicious. This restaurant offers a good value for money with their course menu.