I was looking for a delicious seafood restaurant near Taisho Station. It was my first visit. I was happy to see a menu of local sake! I started with a sashimi platter for one person. It was delicious! I was looking forward to sushi that day, so I had Kanpachi, Hamachi, Toro, Uni, and eel, and more. Everything was delicious! And the bill was reasonable! I would like to visit again.

I visited the Izumioi branch of this restaurant. The sashimi, meat, and tempura were all delicious. I forgot to take a picture of the udon, but it was tasty with a rich broth. My son, daughter, and I enjoyed the octopus and meat dishes, which we don't usually eat.

We visited this restaurant on a Sunday night with our family (2 adults and 2 preschoolers)! There is a paid parking lot nearby, and they have sunken kotatsu table seats, making it a family-friendly place for those with children. They offer a variety of seafood including rare fish like ainame, as well as other seasonal dishes to choose from. It was fun deciding what to order. The food was delicious and we were very satisfied! If you want to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine and seafood, this is a highly recommended restaurant in Taisho. We will definitely visit again. Thank you very much.

I discovered a local sushi restaurant in Taisho. It was already full when I entered, with a counter and tatami seating available. The restaurant was very clean and seemed new. The head chef was very friendly and talked to me, which helped me relax. We started with a sashimi platter, which was delicious with fatty and thick slices that we fought over. We also ordered tempura of shirako and octopus, both of which were tasty. The sushi was all delicious, with the best being the yellowtail. I want to go back again since it's a local spot! Kaisendon Kizuna Taisho Ekimae, Osaka, Japan. Open from 5:00 PM to 3:00 AM, closed on Thursdays.

This is a new restaurant that opened in 2020. I visited without a reservation. The interior has counter seats, with table seats in the back on the right. The owner, who wears a flashy headband, is lively and the atmosphere is upbeat. The young female staff members are also cheerful, leaving a good impression right from the start. It's important to have that kind of atmosphere. I sat at the counter and looked at the menu for sake. They don't have a wide selection, but they have a lineup that hits the spot. They have junmai, ginjo for sake lovers, and a selection that pairs well with sushi. I had sashimi, lightly seared scallops, and ended up drinking 5 cups in between. I ordered an omakase sushi set of 9 pieces and wanted just one more piece, and finished with eel. The texture and flavor of the sushi rice is quite good for this price range. The seafood dishes are reasonably priced like in an izakaya, and the quality is solid. The comfort of the place is outstanding. The staff's attitude is very good. It's also convenient that they are open late into the night. This is definitely a place I want to visit when I'm in Taisho. Thank you for the meal.

It was delicious!