Summary: A casual cafe located within Intex Osaka offering curry and hashed beef rice as main dishes. Weekly lunch specials include hamburger and fried chicken (served with rice and miso soup), fish lunch with simmered mackerel (served with rice, miso soup, and salad), curry rice with pork cutlet (served with salad), fried white fish curry (served with salad), fried white fish hashed beef rice (served with salad), fried chicken hashed beef rice (served with salad), curry rice (served with salad), hashed beef rice (served with salad), beer potato, fried chicken, salad, soft drinks, etc. Interior: 134 seats, no private rooms Ordered Menu (Tax included): - Pork cutlet curry rice with salad for 900 yen - Hashed beef rice with salad for 800 yen - Cafe latte (hot) for 450 yen - Coffee (iced) for 400 yen Business Hours (Subject to change): 11:00-16:00 as of February 11, 2023 Last order for food at 3:00 PM, for drinks at 3:30 PM Payment: Cash only Access: 8-minute walk from Exit 1 of Nakanofuto Station on the Osaka Municipal Nanko Port Town Line Address: 1-5-102 Minamikonohoku, Suminoe-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Intex Osaka 2nd Building 2F

The daily mackerel miso stew set meal is limited in quantity and comes with the option of extra rice. The Western-style mackerel miso stew set meal was delicious and went well with the vegetables. It is necessary to secure a seat before purchasing a meal ticket at the entrance, making it difficult to visit alone. The restaurant is particularly crowded during events. The interior is self-service, and customers are responsible for bringing their ordered meals to their seats and cleaning up afterwards.

This day was cold and I was looking for a nice indoor place, so I found this place. I realized I hadn't eaten Hayashi Rice recently, so I chose that. You order at the entrance counter and pick it up at the counter, like a school cafeteria style, which was nostalgic. The Hayashi Rice came with a salad, which tasted like a typical cafeteria salad. When I took a bite of the Hayashi Rice, I felt relieved. It had a rich flavor with vegetables mixed in, and even though it had few ingredients, as a fan of the sauce, I was very pleased. I asked for a smaller portion of rice. I don't usually go to these cafeteria-style places often, except at exhibition halls or events, so it felt rare and nice.

I was invited to a work-related exhibition, so I went to Intex Osaka for the first time in about two years. Everywhere I looked, I saw curry cutlets. But for breakfast, I had leftover curry from dinner. After going around the exhibition hall distributing business cards and carrying brochures in both hands, I was exhausted and started looking for lunch. I wanted to have lunch in a cool place if possible. I found the Intex Cafe after a short walk. I decided to go for the daily pasta special. Since it was past lunchtime, the restaurant was empty. I bought a meal ticket face-to-face, and wanted to order the daily pasta special, but they only had 20 servings of the limited mackerel miso stew lunch for 1100 yen. I reflexively said, "Sorry, I'll have the mackerel miso stew." It was self-service, but it took some time for the food to be ready, so I left my "2" card at the counter and moved to my seat. When they called out "Z customer," I couldn't help but say, "Not 2, but Z?" The staff apologized sincerely for the confusion. The meal consisted of a large serving of mackerel miso stew, potato fries, daikon radish, broccoli, tomato, and other side dishes that were hard to identify. Hmm, I don't quite understand this sense of combination. The potato fries didn't taste good with miso, but the daikon radish was okay. The mackerel miso stew had a soft and tasty fish, just as I expected. Even though it's a Western-style restaurant, I could probably make this dish at home. The rice disappeared quickly. The side dishes left my stomach quickly, though. The miso soup arrived late, but it was still delicious. I added a coffee for 400 yen after the meal. I leisurely waited until the slightly late lecture. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Intex for work and decided to have lunch at one of the restaurants inside the venue. Despite the large venue, there were only a few dining options, so it was very crowded during the event. I knew it would be difficult to find a seat right at lunchtime, so I decided to go early around 11 am and have an early lunch. I managed to get a seat by the window, but the venue quickly filled up with attendees, staff, and businessmen. As a result, I didn't stay long and left early. I ordered the pasta for 900 yen, which was one of the cheaper options on the menu. The prices were generally high, with most items costing over 1000 yen. I prefer set meals with rice and miso soup, but the restaurant operated like a staff cafeteria where you pay at the entrance and exchange the food ticket at the kitchen. There was quite a line at the register, so it's best to avoid going right at lunchtime. If you're visiting the venue for work and planning to have lunch there, be prepared for the crowds.

Last Friday, my son went on an extracurricular trip to the "11th Osaka Motor Show." He enjoyed it so much that he wanted to go again, so we decided to make a second visit. We arrived at 12:30 after a delayed departure, and first thing we did was have lunch. My son had the "Simmered Hamburg Lunch" at the "Intex Cafe" on Friday, and he requested to go there again. It was our first time visiting the "Intex Cafe." It is a self-service restaurant, so we secured a table first and then lined up at the food ticket counter. Here are our orders: - Son: Simmered Hamburg Lunch - 900 yen - Wife: Daily Pasta - 900 yen - Me: Hayashi Rice - 800 yen All prices include tax. The food was served quickly after ordering. While my wife and I were getting water, she accidentally spilled it on the tray and floor. Then, my son spilled miso soup on his scarf. We managed to clean up the mess and enjoy our meals: - The simmered hamburg lunch was delicious. - The daily pasta with mushrooms in a ketchup-based sauce was hot and tasty. - The hayashi rice was simply delicious. After lunch, we visited the Motor Show. My son wanted to explore on his own, so we split up but met up at designated times. We had a great time at the show, and my son even learned the phrase "preference for substance over style." It was a fun experience, and we even saw Junichi Ishida there. Thank you for the meal!

Intex Osaka. It's a bit of a hassle to transfer trains from Shin-Osaka Station, but this time there was a paid temporary direct bus to the exhibition hall, which made it easy to get there. After walking around the exhibition hall, we had lunch at this restaurant. Here, you first secure your seat and then buy a meal ticket before receiving your food, but it seemed like everyone didn't notice despite the instructions being there. At the exhibition hall, surprisingly, everyone seemed tired and didn't bother reading. - Pork Cutlet Curry (900 yen): The price is understandable given the location. The pork cutlet was thin, with 3 slices. The meat was tender. The curry was a typical taste you'd find in a commercial setting, not bad. The amount of rice was okay considering the location. - Iced Cafe Latte (450 yen): This was like thin coffee with extremely diluted milk. You couldn't taste the depth of the coffee, bitterness, or the dairy flavor at all. Even if they reduce the quantity, having stronger coffee and milk might make it more satisfying. You can get stronger coffee at a family restaurant's drink bar. Maybe it was just a one-off.

【2019.04.28】I visited a self-service cafe in Intex Osaka for lunch. Although the "recommended dish" is the "Hamburger and Onsen Tamago Donburi for 850 yen", I ordered the "Young Chicken Karaage & Hayashi Rice for 850 yen". After paying at the register, my order was quickly prepared in the kitchen and brought to the counter. The food was served in disposable containers, with Hayashi rice, karaage, onsen tamago, and salad all on one plate, along with plastic utensils. The Hayashi rice had a richer flavor than expected, and the karaage was still warm, indicating it was freshly prepared. Both the karaage and onsen tamago may have suited curry better than the Hayashi rice. The portion size was not very large, and the salad on the plate may have been used to make up for the smaller amount of rice. Considering the price of 850 yen, it would have been nice to have a soup included as well.

Disappointing event meal. Osaka "Intex Cafe" February 16, 2019 NEW! Theme: Kansai Area On my second day of a business trip in Osaka... I was doing a site visit at Intex for an event. After walking around quite a bit in the morning, I was pretty tired by lunchtime... It was cold, so I decided to warm up with some food at the "Intex Cafe" located on the 2nd floor near the entrance. The main dish was curry, but I opted for the spicy tan-tan noodles... for 800 yen. Hmm... just looking at it, it seemed like a disappointing bowl... and to make matters worse, they served it in a disposable foam container... This is the kind of container we often use at ramen events, not something you'd expect at an indoor restaurant, especially for 800 yen... The noodles were bad, the soup was bad... there was nothing to praise about it... A rare bowl indeed. This is why event venues tend to have disappointing food... Oh well... the only good thing was that there were few customers, so I could relax a bit... ● Shop Information Intex Cafe 06-6612-2100 1-5-102 Minatomirai Nanko Kita, Suminoe-ku, Osaka Intex Osaka 2nd Building 2F

Today, I attended a seminar at Japan IT Week Kansai at Intex Osaka. After the morning session ended at noon, I tried to find a place to have lunch but everywhere was full >_< I ended up negotiating with customers who were already eating to share a table and finally had my lunch. It was quite a business strategy to serve retort hamburger with curry on top for 850 yen, with self-service. But I guess it's necessary since the place is always crowded. Thank you for the meal♪

I'm working at the Fishing Show in Osaka and I'm here at Intex. The exhibition hall has restaurants outside, so it's cold this time of year. This place is further away from the main hall in Munich, so it's empty and you can sit down and stay warm. It's a relief because the job involves standing all the time. The recommended menu is the hamburger and hot spring egg bowl for ¥850. The utensils are made of styrofoam and the spoons and forks are plastic, but they are clean and there are no issues. The taste is not bad. It's good for babies and children.

When I went to Intex Osaka, I found it too much trouble to go out to eat, so I went here instead. I ordered the hamburger and onsen egg bowl. It came out quickly. It's clearly pre-made, but that's to be expected in a place like this. On a plate, there are vegetables and rice, topped with a hamburger and onsen egg. If I were to be picky, I would prefer the dressing for the vegetables and the sauce for the hamburger to be served separately. The taste is just as expected. I think it's better to use this place as a cafe rather than for a meal.