Today, I visited Hanakin Sushi Sakaba, the main store in Osaka's Kuromon Market. I ordered the Hanakin casual drinking set for 1,100 yen, which includes one drink, a sashimi platter with salmon, shrimp, and tuna, and one small dish. It was a great deal and the quality exceeded the price. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Enjoying a casual daytime drink♪ Grilled eel liver skewers 218 yen each, Grilled oysters 273 yen for 2, Grilled scallops 308 yen, and a medium-sized bottle of beer for 605 yen including tax. Isn't Kuromon Market a place with reasonable prices? The oysters were perfectly grilled, plump, creamy, and sweet. The eel liver skewers were full of liver and had a satisfying taste. I was satisfied with the oysters and liver skewers. The scallops were grilled with mayonnaise, but I couldn't taste the deliciousness of the scallops, which was disappointing for me. I didn't order it this time, but the whale tendon oden is large, soft, and delicious with a flavorful broth, and it's my favorite. Of course, the sashimi is also delicious. Noteworthy is the wonderfulness of the floor lady♡ She is cute, friendly, has a lovely smile, speaks fluent English, is considerate, and soothing. She is a goddess♡ The 5.0 rating for service and atmosphere is for the lady.

I was strolling around Kuromon Market and was thinking about heading back soon, but since there were empty seats available, I decided to have a light drink at a restaurant. I ordered grilled oysters, Kuromon seafood soup (with spiny lobster head), and a plate of fresh shrimp. Here, you write down what you want to eat on paper and give it to the staff. I enjoyed a sudachi sour while waiting. I've been snacking and trying different foods, and surprisingly, I can still drink alcohol. The shrimp sushi was packed with shrimp, and the visual impact of the miso soup was impressive. However, the miso soup was disappointingly lukewarm. The young ladies who were serving were very polite and had a clear voice, providing excellent service.

The virus prevention measures have been relaxed, allowing entry from overseas, and the bustling Kuromon Market offers delicious and affordable seafood for lunch. There are many foreigners adding to the exotic atmosphere! The blowfish tempura is plentiful and delicious. Thank you for the feast!

Having a lunch drink at the Kuromon Market♪ I saw this place on YouTube before and thought "I want to go there." The miso soup at the storefront smells really good. The sushi is around 300 yen per piece. The tuna was good, but on this day, the sea urchin had a taste of the sea that was so delicious. The sea urchin costs close to 500 yen. Don't worry about the sushi rice, just enjoy the deliciousness of the toppings.

I was drawn to the freshly cooked oden and seafood soup at the storefront, so I decided to enter. I ordered the seafood soup with everything in it, enagawa sashimi, and oden. The seafood soup had a rich and delicious flavor with shrimp and crab broth. The enagawa sashimi had a crunchy texture depending on the piece. In the oden, there was a menu item called "whale loco" that I had never seen before, so I decided to try it. It had a very elastic texture like hanpen, neither good nor bad. There were many other seafood menu items available, so I would like to try them on my next visit.

Since the relocation, this was my first visit and recently there has been a slight return of inbound customers, so the restaurant was almost full of foreigners. And it seems that as a result, all the prices of the dishes have increased. The cost of living has also gone up, but the price increase seems a bit significant. I had the Tokutoku Set, and the quality of the fish was really good, as expected from a fish market. However, the sushi rice felt a bit amateurish and sloppy. The value for money might have become a bit questionable with the in-house ordering. However, the takeout option is still cheap, and interestingly, you can also eat the takeout items inside the restaurant.

I visited "Kurodote Sushi Sakaba Hanagami Main Store" for lunch at Kurodote Market for the first time. I had been curious about this restaurant as I often passed by it. The restaurant offers both eat-in and take-out options for their products like sushi, shellfish, ikura, uni, eel, and more. The place was full, so I had to wait for about 20 minutes before being seated. I ordered a 10-piece assorted nigiri set and a draft beer. The nigiri included akami, tai, salmon, flounder, seared mackerel, kinmedai, scallop, shrimp, kanpachi, and squid. The rice was slightly sweet with a mild vinegar taste, making it easy to eat. The scallop and kinmedai were particularly delicious. I also ordered a sea urchin gunkan and raw shrimp gunkan, as well as a sea urchin bowl and seafood soup. The sea urchin was fresh and delicious without any unpleasant smell, and the seafood soup had a rich flavor with a strong seafood taste. The staff seemed very busy as there were only two of them, but I would definitely visit again if I have the chance!

I visited this place for a casual daytime drink. There were three groups of customers before us, but the place was constantly busy. We ordered two beers, fresh oysters, 2 pieces of sushi, and grilled scallops, which came to a total of 2,302 yen. If you come to Kuromon Market, you must visit this place! The draft beer is in the 300 yen range, which is incredibly cheap. The oysters and scallops were large and delicious. There are several other seafood eateries in the area, but this one seemed the most welcoming. You can easily see the menu from outside, and be sure to check the daily specials on the whiteboard. Payment can be made with cash or PayPay. Visited on: 3.06

Second stop for food hopping around Kuromon Market and Namba area. Couldn't find a lunch spot after walking around Kuromon Market, but the take-out sushi and seafood soup being cooked on a gas stove caught my eye, so I decided to eat here. The interior of the restaurant is bright with about 5 counter seats and 3 tables, creating a cozy atmosphere. I ordered the "Chef's assorted sushi" and the "Seafood bowl" with a change to the seafood soup instead of the regular miso soup, which cost around 1,000 yen each. The seafood bowl had vinegared rice that was delicious, with fresh and high-quality ingredients like tuna, salmon, raw shrimp, tobiko, mackerel, and egg. They also provided two types of soy sauce, regular soy sauce and a sweeter one from Kyushu, which was a nice touch. The seafood soup was packed with scallops that were about two years old, and it was perfect for the slightly chilly day. Overall, it was a satisfying meal for a light lunch while food hopping. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by this place because you can have miso soup with Ise lobster at Kuromon Market. It's a great restaurant. You can enjoy fresh fish and sushi even during the day, which is wonderful! There were many people enjoying lunchtime drinks too! The sushi was all delicious. The salmon roe was surprisingly crunchy! It's reasonably priced, and you can even eat the sushi displayed in front of the shop. Takeout is also available! The miso soup with Ise lobster had a rich flavor and was delicious. Be careful, it sells out quickly. It's popular! I'll definitely visit again when I'm nearby! (*^^*)

Located inside Kuromon Market, this sushi restaurant offers delicious dishes such as boiled soup with lobster heads and grilled scallops. I tried the boiled soup with lobster heads, which was perfect for warming up in the cold winter. This time I ordered it raw, but next time I would like to enjoy it with some sake.

In Kuromon Market, there is a shop where you can enjoy delicious seafood at a reasonable price! The shop is a bit small but bright, and the master is entertaining. It can get crowded at certain times. They also sell side dishes, sushi, and seafood at the front of the shop, which you can take home. The take-out sushi is amazingly luxurious, and my friend once ordered some without looking at the price, and was surprised by how fancy it was compared to the cost. My friend and I often go there, and when we order the chef's choice sushi, they always include plenty of our favorite toppings. The fish is fresh and sizable, with no fishy smell. The oysters are also plump and delicious. I highly recommend trying their seafood soup as well. It's affordable and incredibly tasty!

I used to visit this place occasionally before they moved, but now they have relocated near Nakagawa. Let's have lunch there after shopping in Nakagawa. I didn't take any photos, but the raw oysters were big and delicious. I also tried shirako for the first time, which is in season now. I still can't drink alcohol, but I'm being patient for now. The restaurant is also taking thorough measures against COVID-19. The owner is very friendly, and the atmosphere is really nice.

Inside the Kuromon Market, I noticed that this restaurant had moved from its previous location nearby. Although I knew of its existence, this was my first visit to the new location. The entrance displayed a lunch menu, which led me inside. The restaurant was small, with a counter at the front and table and low counter seating towards the back. There was one regular customer at the counter enjoying a drink. I looked at the menu and saw that their specialty was a large tuna dish. They also offered rice bowls and oden. There were three sushi set options, all including a variety of sushi. I ordered the "Luxurious Uni Nigiri Set" for 1628 yen (excluding tax), which included 12 pieces of nigiri, 2 pieces of rolled sushi, a side dish, and miso soup. The side dish was fish nanban-zuke. The portion was quite generous, almost like a main dish in a set meal. The sushi rice was on the larger side, as were the toppings. The rice was a bit rough, typical of sushi restaurants in the market, but it didn't bother me. The portion size and value for money were excellent. Delicious meal!

The freshness, price, and taste were all decent. It was nice to see customers gradually returning to Kuromon Market. There were quite a few foreign tourists as well.

This restaurant serves delicious "omakase don" and shrimp soup.

This is an izakaya that mainly serves fish dishes. They sell products in front of the store, so you can buy something after eating and take it home. They source fresh ingredients from the market every day. They offer a variety of dishes from sushi to small plates.