I chose the ramen set at the food court! It was delicious, but I feel like it's slightly different from the regular store. Maybe it's just me? Since it's a food court, there are no special condiments, so it's not very convenient. If the menu were a bit clearer, there might be other choices available.

The ramen and the fried rice that I've been curious about for a while♪ Seasoned with salt and pepper, it has a delicious taste like a local Chinese restaurant. When eaten with garlic, the junky deliciousness is amazing♡ The noodles in the ramen are also delicious♡ The food court at this Aeon is crowded depending on the events at the dome. In the past few years during the pandemic, it was always empty whenever I went, but recently it feels like the energy is coming back.

In June of the 5th year of Reiwa, the business hours are from 10:00 to 21:00. The special soy sauce ramen costs 770 yen and you can add as much green onions as you like. It is delicious and enjoyable. The "special soy sauce ramen" from Sakigake-ya, the origin of the restaurant, is a soy sauce ramen that is thoroughly particular about soy sauce, with a light yet rich and deep flavor. It is a simple and nostalgic taste that can be enjoyed by small children to the elderly.

Ramen shop located in the food court on the fourth floor of Ion. I had been curious about it for a while, so I decided to visit during their anniversary event! I can't remember the last time I had ramen... maybe 10 years ago? I usually prefer mazesoba or tsukemen without soup. The ramen was delicious. The noodles were thin and slightly firm, which I liked. There was a station where you could add your own toppings like green onions, garlic, and vinegar, so I followed the previous customer's lead and added some to my dish. I also added extra pepper to my ramen. The minced garlic on the side was a nice touch. The noodles were so tasty! ♡

I really like the ramen shop called Raamen Kairikiya in the food court of the shopping mall. Their ramen has a classic taste and is easy to eat. When I'm feeling a bit hungry, I like to order the ramen with extra noodles and fried rice set to share, which is a good deal for lunch. Last time I visited a different store, they had a limited-time dried fish ramen, but it's no longer available. So, this time I'll go with my current favorite, the Kujou Negi special soy sauce ramen, and of course, the classic fried rice. The fried rice here is quite delicious, some stores don't make it as good. The sweetness of the Kujou Negi complements the special soy sauce, making the ramen very tasty. The medium-thick straight noodles also go well with it. I am very satisfied.

Takoyaki and beer were not enough, so I decided to finish with ramen and fried rice. As I hurriedly lined up, I could see the staff working efficiently behind the glass, frying the fried rice so skillfully that it looked delicious. I had planned to just get ramen, but ended up getting the fried rice set. And I got the large portion. The ramen was light and easy to eat, with a soup that would appeal to everyone. The fried rice, which I ordered for its Instagrammable appearance, could have been fried a bit more in my personal opinion. But the taste was still delicious.

I had some free time so I thought about inviting my wife to go for lunch, but she was fast asleep... So, I ended up going alone to eat ramen. I ordered it as a set with fried rice. The fried rice had a strong flavor. The soy sauce ramen had pork back fat in it, but it was light in taste, so it was just right.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Likelihood to repeat: ⭐️⭐️ Cost performance: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Atmosphere: ⭐️⭐️ Service: ⭐️⭐️ Location: Kairikiya, Aeon Mall Osaka Dome City Store, Nishi-ku, Osaka Before going to a live concert with my stepsister, we decided to grab a bite to eat at Kairikiya. I usually avoid this place because I'm not a fan of the greasy food, but my stepsister loves it, so we ended up going. They had a soy sauce ginger ramen on the menu, so I decided to give it a try. It was perfect for a cold day and had great sweat-inducing effects. I would love to have it again, but it seems to be a limited-time item.

Located in the Aeon Mall next to Kyocera Dome, there is a restaurant called "Kairikiya". I visited this restaurant for a meal before watching a baseball game at the dome. I ordered the Yakimeshi Set (with delicious ramen) for ¥1067 (tax included). The portion was generous and the price was reasonable. The taste was consistently delicious.

Hello. I finally had the opportunity to visit a ramen chain specializing in pork bone broth in the suburbs. It's a bit far, but I enjoyed the rich and flavorful ramen. At the end, I added some vinegar to change the taste and make it refreshing. Thank you for the meal. Well then, goodbye.

I miss it! It was my favorite ramen shop when I lived in Kyoto. It feels a bit sinful, but it's delicious. I stumbled upon the sign and ended up eating more than I intended at the food court. However, I can't really recommend the soup dishes at the food court... The noodles get soggy... it feels heavy and like it might spill on the way to the table... The seasonings like pepper are only available at the counter, so you can't change the flavor. It's not that the shop is bad, but I still prefer a sit-down restaurant. It was nostalgic though.

At Dome Ion, went shopping and had a quick meal at the food court. The bright red sign of Sakarikiya catches the eye. The "Rich and Tasty Ramen" has lots of fine back fat... it's rich and delicious. The thin straight noodles go well with it. The green onions are also tasty. Thank you for the meal! (๑>◡<๑)

On this day, I finished work in the morning and went to watch an exhibition game between Orix and Giants at Kyocera Dome Osaka. Before the game, I decided to grab a quick bite at this place in the food court of Aeon Mall Osaka Dome City. It was a little past 1 pm on a weekday, so there weren't many people around. It was actually my first time at Kaikaraya (^^ゞ I ordered the Rich and Tasty Ramen for 825 yen, which came with thinly sliced chashu, menma, and green onions. You can add more green onions at the counter, but I tried to be moderate about it (^^ゞ The noodles were thin and straight, cooked firm by default. The soup was a tonkotsu shoyu base with a hint of spiciness like chili pepper and a little garlic. It also had a good amount of pork fat. I felt like there was a bit less noodles and more soup than usual. In terms of cost performance, it's not the best, considering it's 825 yen in a food court... I wish they could keep it around the 700 yen range. But overall, it was quite delicious. It's good to try chain restaurants once in a while (^^) Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by at Aeon because I was working nearby and discovered Kaikaraya, so I decided to go in. I had their special ramen and fried chicken set for about 1,200 yen. I could add all the green onions I wanted, and the pickles were all-you-can-eat. It was a bit pricey, but it was so delicious! Thank you for the meal!

[Visit on March 24, 2021] - Soy sauce Kujo green onion ramen: 830 yen - Fried rice set meal: +230 yen - Half-cooked seasoned egg: +100 yen Kaikiruya, AEON Mall Osaka Dome City Store (Kujo green onion ramen) Phone: 06-6585-7814 3-13-1 Chiyosaki, Nishi-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, AEON Mall Osaka Dome City Store 4F https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A270401/27120498/

Had lunch at the food court on the 4th floor of Ion Mall Osaka Dome City. Instead of going to Kotan for ramen, I tried the new restaurant called Kairikiya. I ordered the delicious ramen with a side of fried rice. The ramen had a Kyoto-style pork fat soy sauce broth, and it was a consistently good taste.

For my last dining out of the year, I decided to have New Year's Eve ramen instead of soba. After finishing work, I headed to the food court at Kyocera Dome Osaka and lined up at this newly opened ramen shop. I went all out and got all the toppings! It was a bit pricey, but well worth it. The shop is located in a bad spot in the food court, with the water station being incredibly far away. The ramen had a rich and flavorful broth, and the noodles were slightly thin, making it easy to slurp them up. Here's to a great year ahead. Thank you for the meal!

Special Soy Sauce Ramen Regular (Chicken and Soy Sauce 715 yen) ★★★☆ The soup is based on chicken broth with back fat and soy sauce flavor. The noodles are thin straight noodles. The toppings include pork shoulder chashu, Kujo green onions, and menma. This restaurant is a branch of "Kairikiya" located in Kitashirakawa, Kyoto, and opened in the food court on the 4th floor of AEON Mall Osaka Dome City on December 11th. The soup is made from chicken broth with plenty of back fat added, creating a smooth soy sauce flavor with a slightly sweet taste. The three slices of chashu are tender and well-seasoned, making them delicious. You can also enjoy different flavors by adding pepper, vinegar, garlic, green onions, and takuan from the separate condiment corner. (Source: http://toyotune.blog107.fc2.com/blog-entry-4861.html)

"I visited the newly opened 'Ramen Kairikiya AEON Mall Osaka Dome City Store' on December 11th. This shop is a branch of 'Kairikiya' located in Kitashirakawa, Kyoto, and is situated in the food court of AEON Mall Osaka Dome City, with the nearest station being Hanshin Dome-mae Station. The menu includes: Special Soy Sauce Ramen (Regular) - 715 yen Miso Ramen - 803 yen Special Soy Sauce Kujo Negi Ramen (Limited Quantity) - 913 yen Rich and Tasty Ramen - 825 yen Spicy Miso Ramen - 825 yen Ume Shiso Ramen - 825 yen Kids Ramen - 209 yen Extra Toppings - +253 yen Half-Boiled Seasoned Egg - +110 yen Chashu - +220 yen Vegetables - +110 yen Extra Noodles - +110 yen. The soup is a chicken bone-based soy sauce soup with animal fat, with a round soy sauce base that has a good balance of richness and sweetness from the fat, resulting in a rich yet light flavor profile. The noodles are medium-thin straight noodles with a good texture and moderate firmness. The chashu pork is tender and well-seasoned. There are garlic, vinegar, pepper, and chili oil available at the counter to adjust the flavor. Green onions and pickled radish are self-service."

The spicy miso bean sprouts (with chashu) were too spicy.