Recently, I have been exploring various restaurants around the Tenma and Tenroku areas. One of the places that caught my attention is located on a street that intersects with the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street towards Tenroku, with popular budget sushi restaurants Harukoma and Sushimasa nearby. The main dish at this restaurant is Omurice, and they offer a variety of Omurice options along with gyoza, karaage, and other side dishes, making it suitable for both meals and drinks. I ordered the Men's Set which comes with gyoza, karaage, and soup, along with a free extra-large portion and a draft beer. The Omurice I had was the classic original style, surrounded by creamy eggs. The flavor was not too strong, and the finely sliced chashu had a good taste. It was quite delicious. The extra-large portion was a bit much for me, and I realized I should have been less greedy. The gyoza was crispy and tasty, while the karaage was decent. The soup was a pork bone broth, likely from a ramen shop, and it was also delicious. The food here is definitely B-class, but it has a good portion size, tasty flavors, and affordable prices. I am interested in trying out the other types of Omurice they offer, so I would like to visit this place again. It would be great to have a place like this near my workplace or home.

After thinking about where to have dinner around 8:30 pm, I was walking around the Tenjinbashi-suji Rokuchome area when I saw a familiar sign (laughs). Sometimes, I crave it so much, it's addictive - the omurice (omelette rice). I ordered the omurice (omelette rice), fried chicken, gyoza, and soup men's set. Each dish has its own unique flavor, and the rich soup and large fried chicken are absolutely delicious. Once again, thank you for the wonderful meal! 🚶‍♀️

Before talking about the taste or the atmosphere of the restaurant, I have to say that the customer service was absolutely fantastic. It was like a mirror of excellent hospitality. I was truly impressed! I highly recommend going there to experience it. And the omurice was delicious. I ordered the mini size, but it was very generous. There were three young men next to me who were eating the large size omurice. It was so huge that they were surprised by the portion. I left feeling really good.

This is a restaurant I had been curious about for a while, located near the entrance of Harukoma-san, cutting through the Tenroku Nakazaki Shotengai to the Tenroku Shotengai. The exterior has a welcoming and pop feel, similar to Mannen-san's style. Inside, there are only counter seats, and it seemed like the manager, a man, was running the place alone. The menu offers about 20 different types of omurice, along with sets including gyoza and karaage, as well as other side dishes. I ordered the creamy pork omurice with karaage. In about 6 minutes, the omurice arrived, followed by the karaage. The dishes had a playful appearance. Trying them out, the omurice had a fluffy and creamy egg texture, with a nice egg flavoring. The fried rice was light and had a subtle seasoning that complemented the egg flavor well. The creamy pork was cooked well and had a sweet and savory taste. The menu seems to cater more towards men, but the staff were friendly and welcoming, making it a place easy for solo female diners to visit. It was quite delicious. Thank you for the meal.

The staff at this restaurant was working hard all alone. They handled everything from cooking to the final check-out by themselves. When I visited, the place was full. The staff was friendly throughout and made delicious omurice. It was quite filling, more than it looked. I left satisfied and would like to visit again.

It's been a while since I visited Tenroku. There are still many restaurants I want to try in this area, but on this day, the temperature was extremely high, so I chose a restaurant not too far from the station. This restaurant is located in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, right in front of a popular sushi restaurant with a long line of customers. The interior has only counter seats. I ordered the summer limited spicy minced meat omurice with fried chicken and soup set. The omelette, which looks more intense than it tastes, increases your appetite. The soup tastes like ramen soup? Delicious! And above all, the service is very polite, making you feel like "the best in Osaka".

I found a place called Om-chan Shokudo in front of the Chinese restaurant I visited a few days ago at Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street, so I decided to go back and try it. I ordered the Omurice Fried Rice (750 yen) and added the Gyoza Set (+200 yen). The Omurice Fried Rice had a fluffy and creamy egg covering the fried rice, and it was not too heavy in flavor, making it easy to eat. The gyoza also had a light taste.

This is a counter seat-only restaurant, but it is clean and comfortable. It specializes in Omurice, but also offers side dishes such as potato salad, gyoza, and fried chicken. I thought it might be greasy because it's fried rice, but it was light and easy to eat, and delicious.

I had lunch at the original Omurice specialty restaurant "Om-chan Shokudo", located a 5-minute walk from JR Loop Line Temma Station. I ordered the original Omurice salad and soup set. It's a popular place with long lines, but I was able to get a seat at the counter right away since there was one available. The Omurice had fluffy eggs and was delicious. The collagen-rich soup had a taste similar to ramen shop soup, probably because they are affiliated with a ramen shop, and it paired perfectly with the Omurice. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while, so I decided to visit today after going to Charai in Shin-Imamiya. It took less than 5 minutes to walk from Temma Station. It used to be the location of the 1 Pound Steak Takel, right across from the always crowded Harukoma main store. I arrived 15 minutes early, but the curtains were still down and the door was open. When I tried to enter, the person sitting at the entrance told me, "Not yet." It was true, so I decided to come back later. I killed some time around there and returned at the opening time. When I entered the restaurant at opening time, the owner greeted me politely, saying, "I'm sorry about earlier, thank you for waiting." The interior of the restaurant only had a counter, and water was self-service with cups and a pitcher on each table. I ordered the "Toro Meat Curry Omurice" for 1280 yen, with an extra-large portion for an additional 300 yen. After a while, the dish was served. It was served on a large plate, with fried rice topped with fluffy eggs and a generous portion of tender meat. The difference from Charai is whether the eggs are soft or firm. The curry sauce was light and the combination of eggs, curry, and rice created a great balance of flavors. The curry wasn't overpowering, allowing the flavor of the fried rice to shine through. The topping of toro meat was so delicious that I would want to have it in a bowl by itself. The curry sauce was light, so it was easy to eat and I finished it in about 7 minutes. The portion of rice was equivalent to about 2 bowls. The owner, as mentioned by other reviewers, was friendly until the end. Thanks to him, I was able to enjoy my meal comfortably. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When I hear about fried rice wrapped in egg, I suddenly crave it, so I visited this place. When I enter this kind of restaurant, I always have a hard time deciding what to order. Unable to withstand the pressure of the waiter waiting for my order, I finally blurted out "beef lettuce fried rice." The fluffy and tender egg-wrapped fried rice arrives! Since I hadn't eaten anything since morning, I devour it. The fried rice is on the heavier side, like something you would expect from a ramen shop. A bit greasy. It might be really delicious for young people, but as someone in their fifties, it was quite heavy for me. The rice was a bit on the firm side. This egg fried rice didn't really suit my taste. The waiter was working really hard and the service was polite. However, what bothered me the most was the overall greasiness of the plate. It might not have been washed properly...

I visited around 11:40 am on a regular day. There were 3 customers already there. I ordered the A. Special Soup & Salad Set with Curry Omurice. They had a special offer where Sets A and B were 50 yen off and you could get a free upgrade to a larger portion. So I got the large portion. The total came to 1040 yen after the discount. The omurice was served first, followed by the salad after about 10 minutes. The salad was quite big with lettuce as the main ingredient, and you could choose between sesame or shiso dressing. I chose shiso dressing. The Curry Omurice was served next, and it was also a large portion, around 300g. The omurice had a nice salty flavor and the curry was a thin pork bone soup base, which was also tasty. Eating the omurice, omelette, and curry together was really delicious. Even without the curry sauce, it was tasty, but having it added some extra enjoyment. I would like to try other varieties of Omurice in the future.

Today's late lunch. I decided to eat quickly here. This is my second time here, after a year. Lately, I find that I can't handle large portions of food, so I opted for the ladies' set. The generous salad had sesame dressing, the omurice was in a mini size, and the dessert was included in the set. The omurice was delicious because the fried rice flavor was good. The pudding was firm and had a rich egg flavor. It exceeded my expectations in terms of taste. Thank you for the meal!

The manager was working alone at the restaurant when I arrived at 7:00 pm, but he was three times more efficient than I imagined. He moved quickly and was considerate, so I didn't have to worry about anything from ordering to paying. The flavor was typical of a ramen shop, with delicious soup and fried rice, perfect for finishing off a drink. By the way, men cannot order the ladies' set. Total cost was 1420 yen.

I was planning to go to a certain restaurant but there was a long line, so we decided to look for another place. We were wandering around an area with many eateries when we came across this restaurant. I peeked inside through the glass and saw that the takeout counter was open, with a staff member saying, "We have seats available!" So, we decided to enter. (We entered around 1 pm and about 70% of the seats were taken.) The restaurant had only a counter seating area. I chose the gyoza set from the four set menu options. I usually go for gyoza when there are set menus, so I ordered the gyoza set. I noticed that the ladies' set had a mini-sized omurice, and I wanted a larger main dish, so I ordered a separate kimchi omurice and a red egg pudding. Later, I slightly regretted this choice... -----Taste Impressions----- The cheese omurice arrived first, followed by the kimchi omurice, which turned out to be larger than expected. I have an average-sized appetite, so I was unsure if I could finish it. And then the gyoza arrived. The kimchi omurice was fluffy and the cheese omurice had a nice balance of flavors. The gyoza was crispy and delicious, serving as a nice break from the spiciness of the rice. For dessert, the pudding was rich and velvety, a perfect way to end the meal. ------------------- Although I didn't try them this time, they also had options like Japanese-style plum shiso and shrimp chili, which seemed interesting. Next time, I'll go for the ladies' set to avoid overeating. It was a delightful experience as always. Thank you for the meal!

The special set of Tang-age with a thick-cut meat omelette fried rice. First, savor the tender meat placed on the fluffy eggs. Yum~ it's really melting in your mouth. Then, take a bite of the omelette and fried rice together. Yum~ This is amazing. The calories are also amazing. Haha. And then the Tang-age. It's fried crispy just the way I like it. The special soup is delicious at a normal level. I heard that you can adjust the amount of rice in the omelette, but the default portion already fills you up. Thank you for the meal.

Fried rice with fluffy eggs! This combination is really delicious. The owner's attention to detail and service is wonderful, making dining a pleasant experience. There are many varieties of omurice on the menu, including seasonal specials, which makes me want to come back and try them all.

#Spicy minced meat omurice#If it tastes good, anything goes❗#Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street August 2022❗Gah❗It's hot again today❗I'm sweating just from walking a little in this scorching heat❗The shop I was looking for was closed, so I wandered around the shopping street and ended up here❗Oh, I've been here before, haven't I❗(laughs)⭐Spicy minced meat omurice "It's a summer limited edition❗," said the manager (Huh? Why?) (Why the smug look?) (I don't get it at all) It's definitely a delicious fried rice with spicy minced meat and sweet and savory scrambled eggs on top... It must be omurice❗There's no way it could be bad, right❤️ It was delicious❗Thank you for the meal❤️

【Visit Date】Dinner on 7/30/2022【Order】Gyoza Set (Large Omurice Fried Rice) Small Draft BeerToday, I felt fed up because my least favorite high school team made it to Koshien, but I was hungry. I decided to try this place that I had been curious about after seeing it on a TV show. It specializes in Omurice Fried Rice where the fried rice is wrapped in egg. The fried rice was not too salty and I quickly finished the large portion. The gyoza was small but packed with strong garlic flavor. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Thank you for the meal.

On Sunday lunchtime, I strolled through the shopping street as usual. I remembered seeing this place on TV recently. I've never been here before. Alright, today's lunch will be here. The interior of the restaurant only has a counter, and the owner is energetically flipping a frying pan at the back. I ordered the special omurice set which came with soup and salad. Then, I couldn't resist and also ordered the "grilled soup dumplings" which looked delicious in the photo. The omurice was delicious with a generous portion and the pickled ginger was a nice touch! The grilled soup dumplings were also delicious, served piping hot on a hot plate. The salad was larger than I expected. However, I wish the interior of the restaurant was a bit cleaner. They had quite a variety of a la carte menu items, so it seems like a good place for a casual drink in the evening.

Tenjinbashi-suji 6-chome ◇ Omuchahan ◇ [Kitaku Tenjinbashi 5-chome] Located next to Harukoma and Sushi Sei, east of the Tenjinbashi 5 signal on Tenjinbashi-suji. The "Omu-chan Shokudo" is a popular spot with customers already seated at the counter around 6 pm on weekdays. They specialize in the original Omuchahan. Menu items include: Omuchahan (680 yen), Curry Omuchahan (850 yen), Tomato Omuchahan (850 yen), Premium Meat Omuchahan (980 yen), Cheese Omuchahan (980 yen), Mabo Tofu Omuchahan (980 yen), Garlic Omuchahan (780 yen), Double Red Egg Omuchahan (780 yen), Kimchi Omuchahan (780 yen), and more. The reviewer ordered Double Red Egg Omuchahan, Gyoza (200 yen), and Special White Soup (100 yen). Ready in 5 minutes, the fluffy egg on top with a yolk on it reveals a light and delicious fried rice underneath. Egg lovers will be delighted. The friendly owner adds to the overall positive experience. "Thank you for the meal."