I was surprised to find out that this newly opened restaurant was actually opening today. They offer a drink for the cost price of 550 yen (tax included). However, there is a 2-hour time limit for seating, so I opted for the 2-hour all-you-can-drink option! If you enter by 5:30 PM, the 550 yen charge is waived, but I noticed that a table charge was added to the bill when I left. The food was delicious, with appetizers, pasta, and spare ribs on the menu. Each dish looked like something you would find in a fancy restaurant, very luxurious! It's amazing that they are already so popular on their opening day that there is a line outside. By the way, I think the nearest station is Osaka-jo Kita-Temma Station, one stop away on the Osaka Loop Line from Kyobashi Station.

Located under the elevated railway in Kyobashi, a rapidly rising popular creative cheese cuisine bistro in the Kansai area, Original Cost Cheese Bistro Plus. The concept here is to think about how to incorporate cheese into dishes in a delicious way, adding French techniques and originality to create creative cheese dishes as the main focus of this authentic bistro. They offer a selection of carefully selected craft cheeses delivered directly from production areas, as well as meat and fish dishes! The shocking system here is that by paying a charge fee of 500 yen, you can drink drinks at cost price. Additionally, there is a plan where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink for 2 hours for only 660 yen, making it possible to enjoy delicious food, drink, and have fun at a very reasonable price! The open, light-filled interior with a European and classical high-quality space that is predominantly off-white is impressive. The stylish, unisex-friendly space with a country-style chic interior and striking Western-style wall paintings is likely to be well-received. Orders are placed using a system that meets the needs of the times by scanning a QR code with your smartphone to make selections. The menu has been renewed and upgraded with a more powerful lineup starting from April 25th. The Japan's number one cheese-stretching Arago is a sophisticated presentation where cheese is generously poured on the table! The aroma and heat of the cheese, the glossy visual due to being freshly made, and the cheese flowing like a waterfall excite cheese lovers' senses. The movie-genic menu, which is not only visually impactful but also attractive with the aroma and taste of cheese, allows you to enjoy a Heidi-like feeling as if you have descended to Switzerland. The roast beef of beef tongue, finished by shaving plenty of Parmigiano cheese, is cooked at low temperatures to condense the right elasticity and umami of the meat, with a good soy sauce dressing compatibility! The cheese-plus appetizer platter with 7 colorful deli foods using meat, fish, and cheese is assembled decoratively! It is sure to be a lively sharing option with just the right portion size. The prosciutto and warm egg Chicago pizza is filled with plenty of prosciutto around it, and the overflowing sauce and warm egg make for an exciting scene as if a dam has burst, enjoy it! The dough is delicious too, allowing you to fully enjoy the taste of the cheese. The whole burrata caprese uses the ultimate fresh cheese, burrata, and is finished in a caprese style, making a big impact! It is an irresistible creamy and fulfilling dish with an impressive appearance. The fresh grapefruit sour and Okinawa pineapple sour are served in unique original glasses that make you smile involuntarily. The quality of each dish is quite high, and the portion size is generous. You can enjoy plenty of cheese from food to sweets, and the content is enjoyable even for non-drinkers. The attention to detail in tableware such as plates and cutlery that enhance the dishes is also impressive. The usability that does not choose the scene, even if it rains under the elevated railway, is no problem! With hospitable staff and solid product knowledge, you can enjoy your meal with peace of mind. Keep an eye on the menu that is updated every season! It was a perfect cheese paradise in Kyobashi that is highly recommended now.

We went to "Genka Bistro Cheese Plus" in Kyobashi with 6 people. It was our 4th visit, and actually we had been there the previous week as well. This time, we tried the "Chicago Pizza, Appetizers, and Fresh Pasta Party Course" with 2-hour all-you-can-drink option for 3,500 yen. We were seated in a semi-private area at the back left side of the restaurant, which had a calm atmosphere. We started with "Asahi Draft Beer" for everyone and cheers! The appetizers included three types of dishes: edamame with pepperoncino, soft salami, and adult potato salad with gorgonzola flavor. The Caesar salad with two types of cheese was delicious. We also tried the Okinawa Pine Highball, which had a tropical taste. The cheese-fried potatoes were a light snack. Then came the highlight, the overflowing Quattro Chicago Pizza, which was amazing. We enjoyed a glass of red wine with it. The herb and bread crumb-grilled chicken was crispy and tasty. The Malibu Orange cocktail with coconut liqueur was sweet and refreshing. The pasta of the day was Carbonara made with fresh fettuccine from Awaji Men Gyo. For dessert, we had a delicious chocolate cake. We were full and satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I had lunch with my friends. It was about a 3-minute walk from Kyobashi Station. It was hot, but the distance was not a problem. The restaurant opened at 11:30, and there were about 4 groups waiting in line. Including us, there were 3 reserved groups and 1 walk-in group. It was my first time visiting, and I was surprised by the cheap drinks! All-you-can-drink for 600 yen, we ordered adult potato salad, pizza, herb-grilled chicken, and more, and ate until we were full for about 3,000 yen per person. We even had room for dessert. The pizza had a gooey cheese and a creamy texture that made it easy to eat without feeling too heavy. I would definitely like to go back to this restaurant!

I have been using this place a lot recently for their wine all-you-can-drink option, including Chamisul and sparkling wine, which is perfect for someone like me who enjoys drinking. The hors d'oeuvres are delicious, and the content varies slightly depending on the day, so I always enjoy them. This time, I also ordered Chicago pizza. Instead of writing something here, I just want to say that it's so delicious that I recommend going to the restaurant and trying it yourself. There are so many menu options that I haven't tried yet, so next time I go, I'm thinking of trying the cheese fondue!

I went to "Cost Bistro Cheese Plus" in Kyobashi for the first time in 4 months. This is my third visit, and I plan to go again next week. This time, I tried the "Choose Chicago Pizza and Cheese Fondue W Main Course" which includes 2-hour all-you-can-drink and 8 dishes in total for 4,000 yen. I had Asahi draft beer and sparkling wine which were both delicious. The appetizers included Gorgonzola potato salad, edamame, and more, all of which were tasty. The green salad with Spanish ham and Pecorino Romano was also great. The cheese fried potatoes were a nice snack. The cheese fondue with Swiss Gruyere and Emmental cheese was rich and flavorful. I chose the Quattro Formaggi Chicago Pizza, which was amazing. The meat platter was satisfying, and the special pasta of the day, Carbonara with Fettuccine, was delicious. For dessert, I had a chocolate cake which was also good. I left the restaurant feeling extremely full and satisfied.

I made a reservation for 17:30 on a weekday, so there were only a few people in the restaurant at that time, but by the time I left at 19:00, it was full. Every dish was delicious, but the beef tongue plate was especially amazing. The alcohol is priced at cost, so all the menu items are cheap, making it a great choice for those who just want to drink. The interior has a stylish atmosphere, making it perfect for events like girls' night out.

The drink prices are incredibly cheap in terms of cost price!! Soft drinks start from 1 yen!!ヽ(ﾟдﾟヽ)(ﾉﾟдﾟ)ﾉ!! I went during lunchtime and you can choose from three options: pizza, pasta, or cheese fondue, all at a very reasonable price!

This is a Western-style izakaya located on the west side of Kyobashi Station. - Wine for 200 yen! Cola for 1 yen! - All-you-can-eat focaccia! - The food was delicious. - The atmosphere is bright and welcoming. I was intrigued by the sign that said "Drink cost" as I passed by. I decided to go in and found out that they offer sour drinks for less than 100 yen, and soft drinks for only 1 yen! The wine was also around 200 yen, which was amazing! I had to try it! I was able to get in without a reservation around 6 pm on a weekday, but they recommend making a reservation as they were turning people away after that. The seating area has about 20 table seats, and the atmosphere is bright and welcoming, making it easy for women to enter. There were mostly female customers, and many people dining alone. The background music was a bit loud, but it wasn't too noisy as there were not many businessmen around. The highlight is the drink menu, as you can see in the photos. As the name suggests, many dishes use cheese. Pizzas with overflowing cheese range from 1500 to 2000 yen, and there is also a cheese assortment for 1000 yen. The prices are on the higher side, but that's understandable. They ask you to add them as a friend on LINE to place an order, which I found a bit annoying. I wish they had a way to order without sharing personal information. - Appetizer: 550 yen The complimentary focaccia that came first was delicious, and you can have seconds for free! It has a rosemary scent and goes well with the sauces from other dishes. - Kumamoto Horse Meat and Avocado Yukke: 990 yen The horse meat was delicious, and the avocado and egg yolk enhanced the tenderness of the meat. The leftover sauce was great with the focaccia. - Country-style Pate de Campagne: 715 yen It has no unpleasant smell and goes well with wine. Perfect for sipping on while enjoying your wine. - World Cheese Assortment (5 types): 1518 yen Although it's a bit pricey, the quantity is decent. The cheeses include hard, white mold, blue mold like Gorgonzola, and a 12-year-old Mimolette. They were rich and flavorful. - French Oden Daikon: 385 yen A imitation of the famous red and white oden. It was not very impressive. - G Valaetar Cabernet Sauvignon (glass): 124 yen - G Chartro La Fleur (glass): 190 yen - G Cortejara Valpolicella (glass): 283 yen - Naminami Sparkling Wine: 270 yen I went with a friend and spent less than 3000 yen each, which was surprisingly cheap considering we had 5 glasses of wine. This place is a great deal for those who enjoy drinking without eating much. Overall, I had a great time and would recommend it to others.

This is a restaurant that specializes in cheese dishes. They offer a drink all-you-can with drinks that seem popular among women. However, the wine in the drink all-you-can was not very good. As for the food, the impactful pizza is recommended. But be careful, the staff will cut it into pieces before you can take a picture (it's hot and there's a risk of burning). If you want to take a picture, make sure to mention it when you arrive. Overall, the seasoning was on the milder side.

The interior of the store was bright and clean, and the staff's friendly and polite service was excellent. The drinks and food were served promptly, allowing us to enjoy our meal. The dishes and drinks were delicious, and I also thought the cost performance was good.

The cost performance was great, and the staff's service was amazing. The Naminami Sparkling Wine was overflowing, and it was really delicious. The complimentary focaccia bread was also tasty. It was a perfect place for a casual and fun atmosphere.

It seems to be a chain store. The unique selling point of this place is that they sell alcohol at cost price, with crazy pricing (✿￫艸￩) lol. Soft drinks are only 1 yen?! Wow~ lol It's interesting (´▽`ʃƪ) By the way, all the cheese dishes were delicious~ lol

I jumped at the 880 yen all-you-can-drink deal. The sparkling wine wasn't cold, and the wine tasted like all-you-can-drink quality. The beer had a consistent flavor. For all-you-can-drink, choosing beer might be a good option. The food tasted average. The famous pizza was more like cheese fondue than pizza. As I get older, I realize that quality is more important than quantity.

Two middle-aged men went to a trendy, Instagrammable restaurant popular with women. The staff, all young and beautiful women, seemed happy. They were friendly and didn't make us feel out of place. We were surprised by the great value of the all-you-can-drink course. #GenuineCostBistroCheesePlusKyobashiBranch

Juice for 1 yen (lol). I was surprised and amused when I looked at the menu at this cheese-centric restaurant, as I don't drink alcohol. The variety of cheeses was impressive, and those who enjoy wine should never get bored. The interior of the restaurant had a stylish Italian cafe vibe, and it seemed to be popular among women. The carbonara was rich with cheese, and I had quite a bit of meat dishes and pizza, but I finished with a dessert cheese. The dessert cheese was well-made, with the unique smell of dairy products being subdued, making it enjoyable even for those who don't like cheese. It was surprisingly fresh.

At 7:00 pm, the restaurant was almost full, so I recommend making a reservation for peace of mind. They offer a variety of dishes such as fried potatoes with two cheese sauce for 649 yen, chorizo on an iron plate for 770 yen, shrimp and broccoli ajillo for 990 yen, assorted ham and salami for 1386 yen, and ham and warm egg Chicago pizza for 1969 yen. The cover charge is 550 yen per person, with sour drinks starting at 75 yen and soft drinks starting at 1 yen, making it quite a deal! You can also enjoy a 2-hour all-you-can-drink option for 660 yen. The free-flowing focaccia cover charge allows for unlimited refills, and I couldn't resist dipping it in the ajillo multiple times. The gooey cheese on the Chicago pizza was especially delicious. If you reserve a birthday plan, they will provide a cute Gâteau Chocolat plate for free.

There were so many menu items using cheese at the cheese shop! The Chicago pizza was delicious with its gooey cheese. It seems like it would be fun to come with a large group so you can try a variety of dishes! The all-you-can-drink option is very cheap! When you add up the food and drinks, it came to around 7000 yen, so the cost performance is not amazing, but I think this is a great place for cheese lovers. Thank you for the meal!

The atmosphere, the taste of the food, and the strength of the alcohol are all amazing. And on top of that, they offer all-you-can-drink alcohol for only 660 yen, including wine, highball, soft drinks, and more. The cost performance is unbelievably great! I highly recommend trying it out at least once. ⭐️⭐️ It's really worth it!

Original Cost Bistro Cheese Plus/Osaka Kyobashi Italian and almost cost-price drinks... FOOD ✔︎ Margherita Chicago Pizza 1749 yen ✔︎ Quattro Chicago Pizza 1749 yen ✔︎ Prosciutto Onsen Tamago Chicago Pizza 1969 yen ✔︎ Cheese Plus Assorted Appetizers 990 yen ✔︎ Devilish Cheese Fried Potatoes 1760 yen The food here is delicious, but the real highlight is the drinks! They are incredibly cheap, almost at cost price. You can get a glass of Maruef sparkling wine for 260 yen and soft drinks for just 10 yen. It's worth visiting just for that. The portion sizes for the food are generous, so it's recommended for groups. You can even have a daytime drink here. If you're unsure where to go, this place is a good choice. Thank you for the meal! ✌️

The dishes that came out were as follows: 5 kinds of appetizers, salad with ham, cheese, fried potatoes, cheese fondue, Margherita pizza, and pasta. The pizza had a shape I had never seen before. I think the cost performance was good. Thank you for the meal.

If you pay an entrance fee of 550 yen, you can drink alcohol at cost price at the restaurant. The Cheeze Plus 1 restaurant in Kyoto has expanded to Osaka and offers a variety of drinks at cost price, such as beer, lemon sour, and whiskey highball. The food menu consists mainly of cheese dishes, and the ordering system is mobile-based. The reviewer tried a variety of dishes including appetizers, cheese platters, pasta, and risotto, with the total cost coming to around 4500 yen for one person. The reviewer noted that the ice in the drinks was minimal and the alcohol content was a bit weak. The service was decent, but there were some issues with the mobile ordering system and limited availability of VIP member menu items. Overall, the experience was mixed, with some highlights in the food and drink offerings.