The open-air hot spring area is very enjoyable with various activities, and I really felt like I was on a hot spring trip as I moved around in a yukata and visited different shops. The food was satisfying, and there were also various sweets and drinks available, so I had a great time.

Three of us ate until we were full and it didn't even cost 3000 yen per person. The cost performance was very good. The rolled omelette is microwaved so I don't recommend it, but the fried chicken had a lot of volume and the batter was crispy and very delicious.

Super sento unique? It's extremely overpriced and the portions are tiny. Just entry to the hot springs and rock bath costs over 3000 yen, and they must be making a lot of profit at the food and drink shops too. It's surprising that there isn't even a water server in the rock bath. You're forced to buy overpriced mineral water. I couldn't find any sense of value or cost performance, so I won't be visiting again.

Bentencho, the main dining area of Kuutei Onsen. An open space without walls. The shoebox key is used for payment. Order by scanning the tablet. The mixed juice has a frozen orange on top, with a taste like fruit milk. I'm not from Osaka so I'm not familiar with mixed juice. It's like what you can find at Komeda. If there was a description written, I would have enjoyed tasting it. There are tables, raised seating, and tables for solo diners. Mostly couples here. It's not cheap, so why are there so many young people? Maybe it's Instagrammable? It must be. Enjoy the photos. Thank you for the meal!

Tobacco is available in the nearby indoor smoking area, where you can relax and enjoy your meal with low chairs and tables. They offer a variety of izakaya dishes, rice bowls, sushi, udon, non-alcoholic drinks, and desserts. The food is of high quality and the service is polite. They also have a children's menu available.

The restaurant inside the hot spring facility. I didn't have high expectations because of the setting, but it was surprisingly decent. The food wasn't amazing but it wasn't bad either. It's okay for a restaurant inside a facility. The prices may be a bit high considering the taste.

Due to the impact of the coronavirus, operating hours have been affected. I originally wanted to go to the neighboring noodle shop, but they are only open on weekends, so they were closed. Here, it feels like having a beer after a bath and dinner. There are quite a variety of dishes available, from set meals to hot pots to sushi. However, the sushi I ordered had hard and frozen rice. Well, given the current situation, I can't complain. The tempura was freshly fried and delicious. I hope things return to normal soon.

I visited this place about 17-18 years ago when it was still Konami Sports. I remember being impressed by the large indoor pool with a 70-meter long acrylic bridge called "Sky River" that made you feel like you were walking in the sky. Unfortunately, it has since closed down and transformed into the current Sora Niwa Onsen. After checking in, we changed into yukatas. While women had a variety to choose from, men only had three options. Women also received free tabi-style socks, while men had to walk around barefoot in the expansive outdoor garden, which was a challenge in winter. We stopped by "Kuidaore Yokocho" for lunch and chose the izakaya "Nawa no Ren." The menu offered a mix of Japanese and non-Japanese dishes. I ordered the Sundubu set meal and my wife got the Samgyupsal with rice set. The Sundubu had clams, squid, and other seafood, making it a flavorful and authentic hot pot. The Samgyupsal came with plenty of pork belly, side dishes, and vegetables, offering great value for money. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food. We even ordered extra rice, as the portions were a bit small. Overall, we had a delicious and satisfying meal. I recommend this place for its other attractions and facilities as well. Enjoy!

It is directly connected from the north exit of Bentencho Circular Line. Despite being a bathhouse, it is not very spacious and the layout is awkward, making it difficult to use. The hot spring water is ordinary even though it is sourced from a natural spring. The facility offers a variety of amenities such as shopping, dining, resting areas, and a place to read books even if you do not use the bedrock bath. The overall facilities are well-equipped. The foot bath space in the garden is large and very pleasant to relax in during this season. Information about dining options is shared through personal Google reviews.

Today's morning bath and breakfast at a new hot spring that opened in March at the site of the Konami Sports Club in Bentencho Bay Tower. The morning bath entrance fee is 1296 yen, and the inari set breakfast is 626 yen. The breakfast menu was a bit limited. During the morning hours, the outdoor areas were closed, and most shops and eateries were closed except for those serving breakfast. The entrance fee was quite high for what was offered. It might be better to go to Spa World instead. Sora Niwa Onsen, Osaka Bay Tower, 06-7670-5126, 1-2-3 Benten, Minato-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture.

I visited Sora Niwa Onsen, which is currently a hot topic in commercials. It is directly connected from Bentencho Station ☆ As soon as you arrive, everyone changes into yukatas, and there are various types to choose from. Since everyone in the facility is wearing a yukata, the atmosphere is nice (^^) I thought the food would be somewhat ordinary, but there were creative dishes such as daikon with sea urchin sauce, black potato salad, cream cheese tofu, etc... The taste was delicious and I felt the high quality ♫ There are standing drinking seats, tatami seats, table seats, etc., so I was able to enjoy the atmosphere of a short trip. I was quite satisfied with the hot springs as well. I would like to come for an overnight stay next time (^^)

I enjoyed the bath and atmosphere more than the meal. It was fun to choose a yukata! The facility is new and clean. The foot bath in the sky garden was the best for me! As for the food, I didn't have much I wanted, so I stopped taking pictures halfway through. The menu was typical, and the rolled omelet came on a hot plate. I didn't eat much, so it felt even more reasonable. But my elementary school daughter was happy, so we might visit again after going to USJ!

I visited the newly opened Sora Niwa Onsen during the discounted entrance fee period where adults pay 1600 yen. I had a great time taking photos in the cute yukata provided and enjoyed the unique sweets like the giant takoyaki. The interior was luxurious and elevated my mood! The food was decent, with sashimi and meat surprisingly tasting authentic and delicious. The location is convenient, directly connected to Bentencho Station so you won't get wet in the rain. The atmosphere aims to showcase a Japanese vibe, possibly targeting inbound tourists. Everyone is required to wear the yukata-like "kimonos" inside, which adds a fun cosplay element especially for couples. There are various dining options, with some offering slightly better quality dishes than chain izakayas at reasonable prices. The drink prices are affordable, but the entrance fee is a bit high. However, considering the opportunity to rent a yukata and take photos for 1000 yen, it's worth it. Overall, Sora Niwa Onsen is a place for young people to visit with friends or as a couple, making it a part of the new golden tourist route in Osaka along with USJ and Kaiyukan.

I heard that this place was newly opened so I decided to visit the hot spring. There are multiple dining areas, and this time I chose to dine at "Nawa no Ren" which is like a izakaya. Since it's still new, many things like the baths and menu are still being prepared. As a result, the entrance fee was discounted to 1400 yen, 1000 yen off the regular price. Once the regular price kicks in, it might be tough, but I hope they do well.

The half-size frozen chocolate banana for 280 yen looks great in any situation! Payment can be made using the wristband key when entering, followed by settling the bill later.

Recently, there are many super sento bathhouses with a theme park vibe. The food tastes like typical chain izakaya dishes. If you don't have high expectations, you can still enjoy the meal!

It was delicious but the portion was a bit small.

I reserved a room with a private outdoor bath including meals♪ It was a luxurious experience with unlimited use of the outdoor bath and a delicious meal. The food was really tasty! I had a great time indulging in luxury.

I visited around 3:00 PM on Saturday, August 20th. The price was high, but understandable since it's a facility. I didn't order any drinks, so I just got some water, but it tasted bad. I'm not sure why. The kids ordered fried chicken and rice. The fried chicken didn't look great, but they said it tasted good. I ordered the udon hot pot set meal, which came with assorted sushi and tempura. The sushi included tuna, salmon, egg, eel, and yellowtail, and they were quite large and satisfying. The tempura was mediocre. The fire in the udon hot pot went out on its own, and even after trying to relight it several times, I had to ask a staff member for help. They replaced it without much enthusiasm. Overall, the service was a bit unfriendly, but I understand that it's a young staff in a hot spring facility with a lot of young customers.