The famous night crying soba at Dormy Inn is surprisingly delicious. I feel like I want to eat a whole serving, but half a serving after dinner should be just right. Having a refreshing soy sauce flavored ramen before bed, and then enjoying a breakfast buffet in the morning. It seems like there were fewer options compared to last year, but it could just be my imagination. The udon with beef topping was delicious, and the omelette was also tasty.

This time during my business trip in Osaka, I stayed at "Dormy Inn Osaka Tanimachi," which is conveniently close to tomorrow's work. The location is just a short walk from Tanimachi Yonchome Station on the Osaka Metro. You can go up the street and head west on Honmachi Street, cross the Uchihonmachi intersection, and it's on the right side along the street. Unfortunately, I didn't have the famous "night-crying soba" this time, but at least I was able to relax and sleep well after using the large communal bath. For breakfast, I had it at the 13th-floor venue called "HATAGO." This naming seems to be common in all Dormy Inns. The venue isn't luxurious but has a spacious layout between tables and a sense of cleanliness. It opened in May 2018, so that might be a reason for its newness. As soon as you enter, there is a kitchen with a chef preparing egg dishes, which is a common feature in this hotel chain. This time, as Osaka is known for its Western-style eateries, I recommend the "Beef Stew Omelette," which I ordered. Recently, business hotel breakfasts often include "local production for local consumption" and "seasonal dishes." Here, there was "chestnut rice" due to the season, "crispy udon" with mizuna as a local specialty, and "mixed juice" for dessert. As I'm from Osaka, I don't specifically choose these, but they are a nice service for tourists. The overall level of the food is about "above average" for a business hotel. If you don't have overly high expectations, you won't feel too dissatisfied. However, personally, as I use this chain quite frequently, I'm starting to feel a bit bored or lacking surprises. Well, I think that's because the service and quality are stable nationwide. The bill came to 1,500 yen. Thank you for the meal!

Located about a 5-minute walk from Tanimachi 4-chome Station on the Osaka Metro, this chain hotel by Kyoritsu Maintenance Group offers a dining spot on the 13th floor called "HATAGO." During my stay on March 22, 2021, I arrived at the hotel around 9:30 PM. I decided to try the complimentary half-size ramen called "Yonakiso" offered until 11 PM. The soy sauce ramen with menma and nori was light and delicious. I originally planned to have breakfast the next morning but overslept and missed it. During a private trip on August 31 to September 1, I stayed at the hotel and had breakfast here. The buffet-style breakfast offered a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. I particularly enjoyed the "crispy udon with mizuna," but couldn't resist loading up on sunny-side-up eggs and bacon. It was a delightful meal.

I went to the cafeteria to have a beer on this day. It's nice to be able to have a beer after taking a bath. And it's generous of them to offer it for free, and they even gave me some kaki-pi as a snack. I had about two drinks and then left. I noticed that it was getting a bit crowded, but then I realized that they even had canned beer for room drinking. This is a great service. I enjoyed it in a pleasantly tipsy mood.

I came to eat night-crying soba at the hotel where I stayed. This must be my umpteenth meal of the day haha. When I went to the dining room, there was no line. I thought maybe they would bring me a ready-made ramen, but instead they said they would make it now, so please wait a bit. It was quite authentic. After a short wait, the ramen was ready - curly noodles in soy sauce broth. And it was free! The richly seasoned ramen was perfect even after finishing it. The portion size was also just right as a half-size. Now, time to take a bath and get some rest.

I visited "Dormy Inn Osaka Temmabashi" in Tanimachi 4-chome to take advantage of their happy hour special. From 6pm to 10pm, you can enjoy unlimited alcohol and a bowl of night-crying soba as a finishing touch (you can also bring your own snacks). The drinks included in the all-you-can-drink menu are draft beer, white wine, red wine, highball, and soft drinks. They also offer peanuts as a snack. For more information on the restaurant's dishes, drinks, atmosphere, and recommended points, please visit their Instagram, LINE official account, or Facebook page if you are using a smartphone, or click on the following URL if you are using a computer. (*´▽｀*) ↓ https://lucky-luckizo.com/blog/28524.html

I stayed at this hotel in Osaka with a limited plan for Osaka residents, waiting for the lifting of self-restraint. The night-crying soba here has a consistent taste, it's a comforting flavor, and even though the portion is said to be about half the usual amount of noodles, I really like it. This time, I chose a plan with breakfast included for 3,000 yen per person. The breakfast was not a typical buffet, but a style where you choose between Japanese or Western food and pick small side dishes. Each small dish was wrapped individually, ensuring proper COVID-19 measures were taken. On this day, there was also the Osaka specialty Harihari Udon available, made with beef instead of whale meat. However, the beef broth was delicious. I wanted to have some salad as well, but I was too full to eat more. I think this breakfast is top-notch for a business hotel. Thank you for the meal.

It's a breakfast buffet. I usually don't eat much for breakfast, but I appreciate a wide variety of options. However, 1500 yen for breakfast is a bit much. There are various breakfast options in Osaka, like stand-up eateries. But here, there are plenty of choices and the venue is spacious, so it's stress-free. The udon broth and the hot plate-made okonomiyaki were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Osaka is in Tanimachi 4-chome. Along Honmachi Street, there was this hotel. I had work nearby and the staff booked this hotel for me! It was further from the station than I thought, but there seemed to be many restaurants around the hotel, so it looked like it would be a fun night. While enjoying the hotel's famous large public bath, my friend who was staying with me mentioned that there was a free-flowing drink service at the restaurant next to the bath. I was surprised by this information... Free-flowing drinks? A service like that doesn't exist. Even if it did, it would probably just be a free bowl of ramen. Despite my doubts, I decided to check it out after bathing... And there it was! It was really free-flowing drinks. They had various drinks like happoshu (low-malt beer-like beverage), highball, chuhai (shochu highball), shochu, and wine, which was quite impressive. The only snack available was dried persimmon seeds, but the drinks were truly free-flowing. You could pour the drinks yourself, take a glass from the refrigerator, and press a button to have happoshu automatically poured. This was really generous. We initially planned to have just one drink to quench our thirst after bathing, but before we knew it, we had already had 3-4 drinks each. Furthermore, after the free-flowing drink time was over, there was a free ramen service, providing us with everything we needed! We ended up going out for drinks after that, so we didn't get to try the ramen, but I would like to try it next time if I have the chance to stay here again. I don't stay in Osaka often, but this was a unique experience that I enjoyed.

◼️ Basic Information □ Area: Osaka Prefecture> Osaka City> Matsuya-cho, Tamatsukuri □ Genre: Udon □ Tabelog Rating (as of 10/20/2019): ★3.01/1 review [Ranked 19th out of 36 restaurants] ◼️ Details □ Opened in 2018. □ A business hotel affiliated with the Dormy Inn chain located in Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. □ The nearest station is Osaka Metro Tanmachi Yonchome Station. □ The unique feature here is the lounge service at the restaurant "HATAGO" on the 13th floor between 19:00 and 21:00. □ You can enjoy free beer (probably Kinmugi), highball, soft drinks, and kakinotane. □ They also offer the popular night soba service found in other Dormy Inns, which may be a new form for Dormy Inns in the future. ◼️ Visit Details □ Visiting Time: Around 19:00 on weekends and holidays □ Reservation: Not required □ Crowdedness: Several guests present [No waiting time] ◼️ Nishijima Hyogo's Impressions □ Food/Taste: ★3.0/ Can't resist the night soba □ Service: ★3.0/ I think it's good service □ Atmosphere: ★3.0/ How about having a party in the lounge... □ Cost Performance: ★3.5/ Such service with a large communal bath □ Overall: ★3.1/ Tabelog rating is like this, but the hotel's evaluation is very high (3.10) □ Recommended: Night soba (included in accommodation fee) For more details on each item, please refer to the description below.

Free nightingale soba. All-you-can-drink alcohol from 7pm to 9pm is amazing.

At Dormy Inn, guests are treated to a special dish called "night-crying soba" for free starting at 9:30 PM. It's a nostalgic bowl of old-fashioned Chinese soba or ramen from a street vendor that really hits the spot. Enjoy it after a drink and a bath, when you start to feel a bit hungry.