I got off at Tennoji Station for the first time in a while! Abeno Harukas is so tall! I was really hungry, so I happened to enter this restaurant for the first time (lol). There are so many restaurants on the 3rd floor of Abeno Harukas! It's been a while since I entered an unknown restaurant without researching. This time, I got lucky! It seems to be a hamburger specialty shop. I ordered the simmered hamburger 300g with demi-glace sauce & medium rice (around 2500 yen). The demi-glace sauce was hot and delicious! This restaurant doesn't come with rice or bread with the hamburger. With 300g, it's quite a generous portion. It was a random choice, but I really liked the cozy atmosphere of this restaurant!

Established in 1952, this hamburger specialty shop offers juicy hamburgers made with 100% beef. I ordered the most popular hamburger topped with a large shrimp fry. The hamburger was served on a hot iron plate, and it paired perfectly with the demi-glace sauce. The crispy shrimp fry was delicious with plenty of tartar sauce. The American-style interior on the first floor and spacious second floor create a welcoming atmosphere for families with children and adults alike. Located a 6-minute walk from Tennoji, if you're interested in authentic hamburgers, be sure to give this place a try!

I went to Boston in Harukas and had a craving for hamburger steak. I ordered the Japanese-style grated hamburger steak with soup and sprouted grain bread. The set with soup and bread was not available, so I had to order them separately. The hamburger steak was piping hot and delicious! Hamburger steak tastes best when it's hot, right?

I went to this restaurant after attending the Rilakkuma 20th anniversary event. Among many food options, there was a really good smell coming from one place, so my daughter and I immediately lined up. The inside of the restaurant was bright, and the staff were very friendly. We ordered a hamburger with rice and a bread separately. My daughter and I tried both, and the bread was also delicious. I would love to go back again! Thank you for the meal.

I visited the "Showa-cho BOSTON Abeno Harukas Dining Store" in Abeno Ward, Osaka City, located on the 12th floor of the Abeno Harukas Kintetsu Main Store Tower Building, directly connected to Tennoji Station on the subway and Abeno Bridge Station on the Kintetsu Line. BOSTON is a long-established hamburger specialty store that has been operating for over 60 years in Showa-cho, Abeno Ward, and this store in Harukas is their 6th branch. The interior of the restaurant has a nostalgic atmosphere of a classic Western-style eatery, making it a cozy place to dine. I ordered the "MIX Grill (200g hamburger)" and "Rice (medium)" (1,980 yen). The menu was very easy to understand with photos. The hamburger arrived sizzling on a hot plate, looking very appetizing. The 200g hamburger was quite substantial, juicy, and flavorful with a soft texture. The homemade demi-glace sauce added a delicious touch. The sausage was crispy on the outside and juicy inside, with a rich flavor. The grilled chicken thigh was well-cooked and satisfying. The side vegetables were also well-seasoned. The MIX Grill was a generous portion and filled me up. Unfortunately, the service by the male staff was not up to par, as he seemed careless and not attentive to details. I hope they improve their service to retain customers.

I received a women-only set available only on Wednesdays. There was no limit on the quantity or time, so I got it around 7 pm and it was served as the first item on the menu. The regular price seems to be 3,200 yen, but I was able to enjoy it for only 2,200 yen (tax included). Furthermore, the main dish, a hamburger, can be changed to other types for an additional fee, as indicated by a plus sign next to the price. You can choose between bread or rice. I tried the whole grain bread, but it wasn't to my liking, so next time I'll go for rice when I visit on a Wednesday. The hamburger was served piping hot and when I poured the demi-glace sauce on it, it sizzled. The buttered potatoes on the side were also delicious. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

We thought we would eventually go to the main store since it's so close, but being too close made us not go in the end. Instead, we ended up having lunch at Harukas with my dad, mom, husband, and daughter. There were 6 people waiting outside. We waited for a while. The restaurant area in Harukas was very busy! My dad ordered the Hamburg steak (300g), my mom got the Hamburg steak (200g) with daikon salad, my husband ordered the mixed grill (300g) with rice, and I got the onion bacon Hamburg steak (200g) with sprout bread. First, the daikon salad arrived! It was just daikon, but it was so delicious!! It seems like something I could make at home, but surprisingly, it might be difficult to replicate. The Hamburg steaks kept coming out one after another. They were juicy and delicious, but not too heavy on the meat. This is the Japanese style of Hamburg steak. I give up on looking for a heavy meaty Hamburg steak. And I realized that Hamburg steak goes better with rice. Thank you for the meal! ✩⃛( ͒ •·̫• ͒) ===========

I arrived at Tennoji Station. My purpose is to visit the Peter Rabbit exhibition at Abeno Harukas Art Museum. I first went up to the observatory on the 60th floor to overlook Osaka, then enjoyed Peter Rabbit at the museum on the 16th floor. Before I knew it, it was already past 1:00 PM. For lunch, I went to "Showacho BOSTON" on the 14th floor and ordered a 200g Demi-Glace Hamburger for 1,408 yen, topped with a hot spring egg for 165 yen, and a medium rice for 300 yen. The sizzling hot plate arrived with the hamburger and potato fries. The Demi-Glace sauce and juicy hamburger paired well and tasted delicious. The potatoes were crispy and flavorful. While reminiscing about the loveliness of Peter Rabbit, I enjoyed a leisurely and delicious meal.

Today, I visited Shitennoji Temple and then walked to Abeno Harukas. For lunch, I tried a long-standing hamburger restaurant around here. I ordered the "Demiglace Stewed Hamburger 200g for 1430 yen" and "Rice for 300 yen". The piping hot stewed hamburger was delicious with the demiglace sauce. This is a taste that is loved by many. I enjoyed my meal today as well. Thank you for the meal.

I went to pick up my family at Tennoji and decided to have dinner before heading back. I had always wanted to try this place since it's somewhat famous. It was Friday night but we had the whole place to ourselves, haha. I made sure to try their signature and popular dishes - the simmered soup hamburger with gooey cheese inside was pretty good. The teriyaki and demi cheese were also tasty. As a hamburger specialty store, the burgers were soft and delicious. The burgers were great, but the drinks were a bit pricey... Budweiser for 650 yen and Smirnoff, Sky Blue for 600 yen... I usually buy a bottle for around 200 yen each, so I guess it's the restaurant's price, but still, it's a bit much... wry smile

I visited during lunchtime on a holiday. It's a shame that they don't have lunchtime on weekdays, but I ordered the classic MIX grill with rice. The moment it came out, I was sure it would be delicious. The hamburger was great, but the vegetables and potatoes were also seasoned well and to my liking. I will definitely visit again!

I usually have meals at the main store, but today I decided to try a restaurant at Harukas for a change. I ordered the Onion Bacon Hamburger, which is not available at the main store. The sauce on this hamburger is a Japanese-style sauce and it's incredibly delicious! This Japanese-style sauce is my favorite. The onions on top don't have any spiciness and when you eat them with the sauce and the hamburger, it's really good. The bacon is not crispy, it has a rare texture. Since the hamburger itself is delicious, the bacon didn't stand out much. The side potatoes here are also very tasty, making it an overall well-balanced and delicious lunch. Thank you for the meal.

Located in the Kintetsu Department Store at Abeno Harukas. The main store is in Showa-cho, the next station over. Visited on April 9, 2021 in the afternoon. Honestly, hamburgers are not usually my go-to, but every now and then I crave this kind of full-on Western meal. Ordered the Mixed Grill Hamburger 200g. The hamburger patty was juicy and delicious, goes well with the rice. The sausages and chicken that come off the hot plate were okay. Next time I come to this restaurant, I'll have to try the popular simmered soup hamburger.

There was a sample case on the 12th floor of "Abeno Harukas Dining". As it is a hamburger specialty shop, the menu is full of various types of hamburgers! On top of the sample case, there was a panel with the history of the shop written on it, stating that it originated in Showa-cho, Abeno-ku, where they used to run a music cafe. Inside the restaurant, the casual interior had a calm atmosphere, and it was about 40% full on that day. For lunch, rice in small and medium sizes was free. I ordered the "Hot Salsa Hamburger". It was 200g and priced at 1,330 yen excluding tax, a bit on the pricey side. Since it was written as "Hot Salsa", I asked the staff if the salsa sauce was spicy, and they said it wasn't too spicy, so I ordered it. It was served on a hot iron plate, sizzling. It was a 100% beef hamburger, with bean sprouts underneath and a small whole potato on the side. The salsa sauce, which was full of ingredients, wasn't too spicy as promised. The person I went with ordered the "Teritama Hamburger" (200g for 1,530 yen excluding tax). It had teriyaki sauce with a poached egg topping, popular among women. Although the prices were a bit high due to the location, it was a nice place to enjoy delicious hamburgers. Thank you for the meal. The blog post is here: http://asap.blog.jp/archives/41346039.html

Hello, this is pta1001. Today's lunch spot is Hamburg restaurant BOSTON. A famous Osaka Hamburg restaurant with its main store in Showa-cho. I recommend ordering the simmered soup Hamburg. The sukiyaki-style soup is absolutely delicious.

Today, we had a meal at the restaurant area in Abeno Harukas after a long time. Abeno Harukas has a restaurant area on the 12th, 13th, and 14th floors, with a zone on the 12th floor called "Osaka Tsuu" that gathers Osaka's shops. There is a large golden gourd monument on the floor, representing the famous Senari Hyoutan of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. There are gourd-shaped lanterns hanging from the ceiling as well. In this "Osaka Tsuu" zone, there is a branch of the popular hamburger specialty store 'Showa-cho BOSTON'. We always go to the main store in Showa-cho, so this was our first time eating at the Harukas branch. The atmosphere here is also American-style, just like the main store. I ordered the BOSTON Hamburger (200g) for 1274 yen. The hamburger is sizzling on the hot plate when served. It's juicy and delicious when you cut it with chopsticks. The side dish of potatoes is also tasty. Chibitsunu ordered the Japanese-style grated hamburger (200g) for 1382 yen. Squeeze lemon and pour ponzu sauce over it to enjoy a refreshing taste. The pumpkin soup for 648 yen is also a favorite at BOSTON. It has a rich and delicious pumpkin flavor. We also ordered rice (regular) for 270 yen. Just a tip, if you come for lunch on weekdays between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm, the rice is free, so it's a good deal.

On this day's holiday lunch, I went to Harukas Dining in Abeno Harukas. Although I often visit Abeno Harukas for gourmet events and local product exhibitions, I rarely visit Harukas Dining, so it felt refreshing. As I rode the elevator up to the restaurant floor, I was captivated by the attractive lineup of various restaurants. Among them, I spotted this restaurant, which has its main branch one station south on the Midosuji Line. This was also my first time visiting, so I decided to give it a try. The exterior with a showcase displaying a variety of products had a country-western atmosphere, giving a very casual vibe even within the department store. The menu offered over ten types of hamburg steak, making it difficult to choose, but I ended up ordering the 200g Demi Cheese Hamburg with rice. It took about 15 minutes to arrive, likely due to the crowd. The hamburger was immersed in a sauce simmering in a clay pot, with yellow cheese coating the center. Upon tasting it, the hamburger had a firm and substantial texture, different from the soft and fluffy type found elsewhere. The rich flavor and creaminess of the melted cheddar cheese added depth to the dish. The Demi sauce, however, had a lighter taste than expected, allowing the hamburger to stand out more. Overall, it was quite delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited BOSTON for lunch on a Saturday without a reservation. I had been curious about the existence of the main store in Showa-cho, but never had the chance to go until now. Although it wasn't the main store, I finally had the opportunity to visit while shopping at Harukas. I wrote my name on the tablet at the entrance and had to wait for 14 groups ahead of me... (It was the end of the year at a department store, and it was a holiday weekend so it couldn't be helped). Still, I was seated in about 30-40 minutes. The tables were small. It was my first time, so I ordered the BOSTON Hamburg for 1,180 yen (excluding tax) with a warm egg topping for an additional 120 yen. I also ordered a small rice for 200 yen (medium rice is 250 yen) to go with it. I wanted to have a salad as well, so I also ordered the prosciutto salad for 880 yen. First, the salad was brought out. It was a bed of lettuce topped with prosciutto, with bits of cheese sprinkled on top. The taste was average, but the Italian dressing was too much, making the dressing overpowering. Soon, the hamburger and rice arrived. It sizzled on the hot plate. I had it with a demi-glace-like sauce poured over it. It wasn't incredibly delicious, but it had a nostalgic feel to it, both the hamburger and the sauce. It really brought a sense of the Showa era. There wasn't a strong desire to come back for more, but I felt satisfied that I finally got to try it. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Harukas for some errands. It was done in no time and still before noon, so I decided to have lunch at the restaurant floor. I have never been to the main store in Showa-cho, but I have been to the one in Kabuto 4-chome once, so I went to the hamburger restaurant Boston. I was surprised to see a long line, with many elderly customers as well. I waited while looking at the samples in front of the store. There were 6 groups waiting. The turnover was quite slow, and the staff were taking their time to clean up, so it took me a good 30 minutes to be seated. This restaurant was established in 1952, which is 66 years ago. Amazing. The menu is modern, with lots of cheese and simmered dishes. But I went for the normal Boston hamburger for 1,180 yen. The lunch set with soup and salad for an additional 200 yen. The soup was small but rich in flavor, like a thick potage. The salad was unusual, made with thinly sliced radish. Surprisingly, the hamburger was served quickly. It didn't look very meaty, with a pale color. The sauce was not demi-glace, but more on the light side. I wish it had a bit more of a ketchup flavor. The side dish was small potatoes.

At the Abeno Harukas, there is a Boston restaurant. If you go early on a weekday, you can get in without waiting in line. I still think the cheese hamburger is the best. It's delicious with the juices overflowing. I also tried the Japanese-style hamburger, which was surprisingly tasty and refreshing.