I watched a competitive eating YouTuber and really wanted to go, so I finally went! I ordered the adult lunch set which included hamburger, shrimp fry, fried chicken, pasta, pilaf, and salad. First, a soup was served as a complimentary dish. It was like miso soup with beaten egg. The main lunch consisted of shrimp fry which tasted similar to frozen ones, juicy and lightly seasoned fried chicken, average tasting pasta, and a pilaf that I never want to eat again. However, the hamburger was amazing! The demi-glace sauce was delicious too! To mask the taste of the pilaf, I poured the demi-glace sauce over it. The drink was included for free with options like mixed juice, banana juice, and coffee. For dessert, I highly recommend the 260 yen option for its quality. Despite the negative points of the pilaf, the hamburger was a positive point. Overall, it's a neutral rating, but with a wide variety of menu items, it's worth trying other dishes.

Harsh. I went with my three children. They wanted to eat omurice, so we came here. It seemed like a pretty popular place, usually with young people lining up. Today it wasn't crowded, so we got seated right away. We ordered using a tablet. We got omurice, gratin, and cartilage fried chicken. For drinks, we ordered strawberry yogurt calpis and draft beer. The drinks came relatively quickly. I had a draft beer, but it wasn't very cold. I ordered a second one, and it was the same. The food took a while to arrive. Then, they told us that the cartilage fried chicken was sold out for the day. We had to cancel that. I had half of my highball while waiting, and finally, the gratin arrived. By this point, it had been 45 minutes. The kids, who were hungry, started eating quickly. Just before they finished, the omurice arrived. By this time, it had been 50 minutes. Seriously, spare me.

I went to Coco Iro Cafe for the first time for a work lunch. The menu was so extensive that I had a hard time deciding what to order. I ended up getting the Aino Special, which lets you choose between pasta and omurice. It was more filling than I expected, and the lunch was delicious!

Today, my husband and I went for a late lunch at the "Coco Iro Cafe Kishiwada" along Route 26. Despite the late hour, the place was bustling and full of customers. It was nice to have curtains at the tables, creating a semi-private dining experience. I ordered the "Osusume Garlic Beef Belly Fried Rice L size for 3 people" and "Golden Fried Rice M size for 2 people," while my wife ordered the "Ainori Special." The beef belly arrived about 10 minutes after ordering, followed by the golden fried rice about 15 minutes later, and both dishes were delicious. My wife was impressed when she tried them. However, the "Ainori Special" that my wife ordered took too long. We ordered it at 13:45 and it arrived at 14:27. By the time it came, I had already finished my fried rice. This is not good. We had the luxury of having the day off today, but for those who come in for a quick lunch break from work, this delay is unacceptable. Also, the wall next to our table could use some cleaning up, as it was peeling. Despite these issues, the drinks and desserts looked really delicious. Next time, I would like to order some drinks and desserts along with the main dishes.

- Shio-dare tsuupura-buta (Salted sauce pork) Dekamori (Extra-large portion) for 1230 yen (850 yen + 350 yen) - Toro-kuri mentaiko (Creamy spicy cod roe) for 880 yen (for accompanying person) - Located about a 10-minute walk from Shimomatsu Station on the JR Hanwa Line, along Route 26, this Dekamori cafe-restaurant offers a variety of dishes. - The interior has multiple table seats separated by curtains. - The first floor serves as a parking lot, while the second floor houses the restaurant. - Complimentary service tea (hot or cold) available for each person. This was my second visit to the Kishiwada branch. I visited this day with a big appetite, aiming for the Dekamori size above the L size. I chose a menu I had never tried before and ordered as listed above. The Dekamori size felt like around 1.0kg. I started to get full halfway through, haha. Ate too much! L size seems to be just right for me. Thank you for the meal!

When entering the store, they require customers to wear masks and use alcohol disinfection for COVID-19 prevention. The popular menu items are omurice and pasta. They also have a wide variety of a la carte dishes, making it a versatile place for drinks as well. The prices are reasonable, which is a plus. The staff are energetic, with good smiles, creating a nice atmosphere.

- Grandpa's Special (L size) 980 yen (780 yen + 200 yen) - Wings of Freedom 1080 yen - Cheese Meat Omelette Rice 880 yen - Demi-Glace Hamburger Doria 780 yen - Located about a 10-minute walk from Shimomatsu Station on the JR Sankosha Line, along National Route 26, this cafe-restaurant offers large portion dishes. - The interior has multiple table seats separated by curtains. - The first floor is a parking lot, while the second floor houses the restaurant. - Complimentary tea service with one cup per person (hot or cold) is available. I have visited the Sakai branch several times, but this was my first time at the Kishiwada branch. I chose dishes I had never tried before and ordered the above items. In the past, the portions used to be larger and I couldn't finish them, but even the L size was easily manageable this time. However, the "Grandpa's Special" was a bit bland in flavor, and I got a bit tired of it halfway through. I'll have to try a different menu item next time for a rematch! Thank you for the meal!

I visited this place looking for somewhere open at a slightly later time. Each space is like a private room, which is nice, but it tends to be generally lively, so it's not a very relaxing place. There are plenty of food, drinks, and desserts, making it a popular spot for young people. I had gratin and pizza. The gratin had a strange sweetness to it and wasn't very tasty, but the pizza was delicious with a crispy crust. It was lively throughout, so I don't think I'll be coming back.

Pasta with extra-large portion of meat sauce was disappointing. The pasta water had a strong medicinal smell, which made the taste not very good. Coco Iro, Kishiwada. Phone: 050-5597-6805. Address: 2-10-6 Yasakacho, Kishiwada, Osaka.

I went for the first time with my daughter and two grandchildren. When we entered the restaurant, there were many private rooms with curtains for entrances and exits. The rooms had wooden flooring with cushions on the floor, not sunken hearths. It had an atmosphere of a yakiniku or izakaya restaurant. The staff were friendly and polite. We ordered the fluffy omelette rice with three different sizes available. We also ordered the Caesar salad with half-cooked egg and pizza, all of which were generous in portion size. It seemed suitable to order one dish per person and share. Even with a 1-year-old and a 4-year-old, we were able to enjoy a leisurely meal in a satisfying space.

After enjoying a pancake morning at Hoshino, I had lunch with a young woman on maternity leave. It was difficult to choose a restaurant because we were accompanied by a 2-month-old baby. This place has all seats separated by curtains, so we could maintain our privacy. The staff were amazing and led us to a spacious tatami room, which could accommodate more than 10 people for a party, but we used it for just the two of us and the baby. The regular menu here is extensive, but the lunch menu is also varied. I had the Hamburg Lunch for 780 yen, which includes 6 types to choose from, and I chose the Fondue Hamburg. It comes with rice, soup, salad, and a drink. The young woman wanted pizza, so she went with the All-You-Can-Eat Pizza Lunch for 980 yen, where you can choose between a daily pizza and 12 types of omurice or pasta. She chose the Salted Pork Two-Platter. This also comes with salad, soup, and a drink. Cocoilo is affordable and has decent taste, with good portions suitable for young people. Of course, we couldn't resist ordering dessert after our meal. We were considering the +150 yen Lunch Parfait, but we both ended up getting the Dolce Plate for an additional 280 yen. In the neighboring tatami room, there was a group of moms with small children having a gathering, so the noise level was mutual. It's expected when dining with babies. Thanks to using the private room, we were able to breastfeed, change diapers, and have uninterrupted conversations. The staff were really helpful and accommodating. Thank you so much!

Along National Route 26 near ROUND1 Kishiwada store, there is a farm that serves a creamy cheese omelette rice (¥780) set with salad and soup (free refills). The omelette rice is wrapped in a half-cooked egg with cheese and coated in demiglace sauce. With each spoonful, you can taste the subtle aroma and acidity of ketchup, the richness and stretchiness of cheese, and the sweetness of the runny egg, all enveloped in the refined flavor of demiglace sauce. While it is a Western dish, it has a very warm and homely flavor. The menu is incredibly diverse, offering omelette rice, pasta, grilled dishes, pilaf, and even dishes like fried chicken set meals. It is a restaurant where you can feel at home and visit repeatedly if you live nearby or work in the area.

Daisen Western-style restaurant❓Family restaurant❓There is also one in Misaki Kit and Higashi Osaka Gaien (^ ^) ● Otsukimi Yamato Pasta 626 yen ● Monster Size 378 yen Despite being called a monster size, the portion isn't that big (≧∇≦) The taste is like finishing pasta with a Japanese-style hot pot broth (^^) It's light and feels like eating super fine udon noodles~ but it was delicious (o^^o) My stomach seems to have grown, it can still fit more ψ(｀∇´)ψ What are you trying to do❓Is my stomach growing❓Mystery (≧∇≦) I want to try the omurice next time (o^^o) Koko Iro Kishiwada 072-437-3944 2-10-6 Hassaka-cho, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2705/A270502/27004852/

In any case, it's cheap and the portions are generous! The interior of the restaurant has a slightly dim, Asian atmosphere. I went at night and could hear the voices of many customers, so it seemed lively. The table seats have curtains for privacy, creating a relaxing space. When I looked at the menu, I saw many of my favorite dishes like omurice and pasta. The menu had creative names and some had photos while others didn't, so it took a bit of time to decide. In the end, I chose the dish that looked the most delicious in the photo. The demi-glace sauce was rich and intense, maybe a bit too heavy with the egg and cheese on top. I drank a lot of water. But it was delicious! The portion was generous, but I'm a bit worried about the calories for a late-night snack. I'd like to come back and try a different dish next time.

Located along Route 26 in Kawachi-Nagano is Cocoiro. The atmosphere of the restaurant is tropical and has a calm feeling. The menu is surprisingly extensive, making it difficult to decide what to order each time. I usually order pizza and pasta, and then choose based on my mood. They also have a wide variety of drinks, including cocktails that even women can enjoy. It's a great spot for lunch or for a night out. Whether you're with a small group or a large one, they can accommodate you, which is great.

Everyone was divided in opinion, but we all agreed that we love Coco Iro with its private rooms separated by favorite cafe curtains and extensive menu. It's a popular chain restaurant with seasonal limited-time offerings, so you never get tired of it! (╹◡╹)

My wife and I came. We had lunch outside, and dinner too! There were so many options, it was hard to choose, but I decided to go with the seasonal limited menu of pumpkin omurice! It was delicious! My wife had the mentaiko cream pasta, which she also said was delicious!

The interior of the store was lively and easy to visit even with children! The meals were generous in portion size and felt like a great deal haha. The menu was extensive, so you never get tired of going there! Especially recommended for locals.

I visited the sister store of Colors in Wakayama, which is also located in Osaka. This restaurant also had a wide variety of menu items, including seasonal specials in addition to the regular dishes. It was difficult to choose what to eat because of the many options available. Despite the large portions, the prices were surprisingly wallet-friendly. The food was delicious and did not disappoint, matching the reasonable prices. It was an excellent restaurant!

I went at night! I ordered a lot, but the staff was very kind and the food was delicious! They have a wide variety of menu options and seating options for couples and families with children. I highly recommend it!