Egg Katsu Curry 790 yen The authentic-style curry with a manageable level of spiciness was delicious and affordable. It was a bit disappointing that the katsu seemed frozen or like it came from a retort pouch. However, it paired well with the curry and was tasty. There were no other toppings. The Fukujinzuke pickle had a nice sweetness that helped balance out the spiciness of the curry. The soft-boiled egg was also delicious.

In conclusion, the cafeteria had a taste that was neither good nor bad, but their famous curry was worth trying if you have the opportunity during your license renewal. With a variety of options available at the cafeteria and shop, it's a good place to stop by while waiting for your procedures and training to be completed.

This is a cafeteria inside the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center. I used it for lunch during a break in license renewal. I had high expectations because the menu outside said "Specialty Three-Element Pork and Onsen Egg Cutlet Curry," but it turned out to be a curry that you can find at service areas or roadside stations. It was a slightly sweet curry with a mild taste, topped with a hot spring egg, and the cutlet was soft and delicious. I will use it again when I go to the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center. Thank you for the meal.

I went to the cafeteria at the driving school in Kadoma. I had heard that the pork cutlet curry here is delicious, so I ordered it without hesitation. The service was incredibly fast. The curry was spicy and easy to eat, topped with a pork cutlet made with high-quality pork and a soft-boiled egg. Although the cutlet wasn't piping hot, it was thick and tasty. I finished it in about 5 minutes. It was delicious! I will definitely come back when I come to renew my license at the driving school!

When switching my driver's license, I noticed that the driving license test center in Kadoma no longer has the many parking lots and the small shop where they used to take practice tests or photos. It has been replaced by a coin parking lot and a condominium. There is only one old coffee shop that remains. With no other options, I decided to have a morning coffee sandwich for 500 yen (tax included) or toast and eggs for 400 yen (tax included). The coffee is not as bad as it used to be, more like canned coffee level, so I spent some time there.

#Famous Test Site Pork Cutlet Curry#The menu is quite extensive, isn't it⁉️ August 2022❗ Time to renew my license❗ I made a reservation for 8:45 am because I wanted to get it done in the morning. Parked my car in the parking lot and endured the two-hour ordeal of renewing my license❗ Now❗ After the hellish training, "I'm hungry❗" Since I came all the way here, let's eat at this cafeteria❗ "It hasn't changed much here❗" However, the menu has changed quite a bit❗ ⭐Famous Pork Cutlet Curry ¥790 with a soft-boiled egg❗ Good❗ A nostalgic unchanged cafeteria❗ The cook in the kitchen❗ Hey❗ Don't pour all the curry over the cutlet❗ Originally, the sauce should be served separately❗ At most, pour it over half of the cutlet❗ If you pour it all over, the cutlet will get soggy and absorb the curry sauce, resulting in less curry sauce❗ Also, the crispy texture of the cutlet will be lost❗ Geez, he doesn't understand the feelings of curry lovers at all❗ However, the old-fashioned cafeteria curry is delicious❗ I like this taste❤️ It was delicious❗ Thank you for the meal～～～～❤️

I came to the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center in Osaka Prefecture to renew my license, and decided to have lunch at the cafeteria inside. The cafeteria was surprisingly listed on Tabelog with a rating of 3.27, so I was curious to try it out. It is located on the first floor, towards the left back corner. The cafeteria is open on weekdays from 8:30 to 15:30, and on Sundays from 10:00 to 14:30, with a limited menu on Sundays. Orders are placed through a ticket machine, where you purchase a food ticket, submit it at the kitchen counter, and receive your meal in a self-service style. The menu includes udon, soba, ramen, curry, katsudon, and set meals. The specialty is the Katsu Curry topped with a soft-boiled egg, made with premium pork. I ordered this without hesitation. [Katsu Curry] 790 yen (tax included) The katsu was not freshly fried, so the service was quick. The batter had a slightly moist texture, with a standard thickness and size, and the meat was lean and light. The curry was sweet, spicy, and flavorful, with a manageable level of heat. There were no additional ingredients, just some melted onions and small meat pieces mixed in. The soft-boiled egg had a gooey yolk and was deliciously creamy. The portion size was reasonable, and the katsu curry was satisfying and filling. Thank you for the meal!

Today's lunch was at the exam center cafeteria after passing two out of six exams for a full driver's license. I had the famous Pork Cutlet Curry for 790 yen. The curry was delicious and the freshly fried cutlet was tasty. Next week, I have another exam for a towing license. The cafeteria is located on the 1st floor of the Kansai Driver's License Examination Center in Kadoma, Osaka.

Today was my fourth attempt at the large-sized provisional license test, but unfortunately, I failed again. The eye test machine was new, similar to the one at Komonji, and it seems like they are updating the machines. I was able to clear the S-turn perfectly without any issues, but I struggled with the challenging crank. I managed to enter the entrance, but it seemed like the left front wheel lifted when turning right, leading to the test being stopped. It might be tough to overcome the challenge of the crank. The next retest will be at the end of the month. I tried to lift my spirits by eating a katsudon, but it didn't really help. The katsudon was delicious though. Thank you for the meal. Kumamoto Driving License Examination Center Cafeteria 06-6908-9121 23-16 Ichibancho, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture 1F https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2707/A270701/27040330/

Today, I had lunch at the cafeteria inside the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center while waiting for my driver's license renewal, which happens once every 5 years! The food looks delicious (＾皿＾) Hehe. The sample also looks tasty (lol). The specialty dish, Three-Element Pork and Onsen Tamago Cutlet Curry, costs 770 yen. The onsen tamago is good, and the curry roux is quite tasty too. It's a bit pricey for a student cafeteria, but it was a feast. Thank you for the meal! Address: 23-16 Ichibancho, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture. Phone: 06-6908-9121. Open on weekdays from 08:30 to 15:30, Sundays from 08:30 to 14:30, closed on Saturdays. Feel free to follow me on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter! I participate in blog rankings, so your one-click support is greatly appreciated! Recently, the clicks have been increasing, thank you! Please continue to support me in the future. Thank you!

Currently being detained at a government-run yakuza establishment from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. The admission fee is 11,700 yen. They are skilled in using both rewards and punishments. The door is not locked, but leaving is not allowed. Lunch break is only 40 minutes, so we are forced to eat at the company cafeteria. Despite the pandemic, the cafeteria was bustling. Morning hot sandwich and coffee cost 470 yen including tax. The large serving of pork cutlet curry for lunch costs 820 yen including tax. The hot sandwich was delicious. #Kadoma Driving Test Center #Reporting for Administrative Penalties #Speeding Violation

[Visit on July 26, 2021] - Three-layer pork and warm egg cutlet curry: 770 yen - Kadoma Driving License Examination Center Cafeteria (Three-layer pork and warm egg cutlet curry) - 06-6908-9121 - 23-16 Ichibancho, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, Examination Center 1F - https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2707/A270701/27040330/

Today, I went to renew my license and there was a training session as well, so it looked like I would go past lunchtime. I decided to have lunch at the driving school cafeteria! They had a famous dish called "Three-Element Pork Cutlet Curry"! I couldn't resist when I saw the word "famous"! I noticed others around me also ordering the pork cutlet curry. It seems like everyone is weak against famous dishes! I enjoyed it very much. Thank you!

Today's lunch was at the driving license test center in Kadoma, after passing the exam. I had kitsune udon set with kitsune udon and umeboshi onigiri. It felt like a school cafeteria. The test center used to have a run-down building 30 years ago, but it was rebuilt a few years ago and now looks splendid and clean. Kadoma Driving License Test Center Cafeteria 06-6908-9121 23-16 Ichibancho, Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, 1st floor of the test center.

I walked 20 minutes from Minami-Kadoma Station on the Osaka Metro Tsurumi-Ryokuchi Line to the first floor of the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center. Due to the impact of the new coronavirus, I came to the Kadoma Driver's License Testing Center for the first time to renew my driver's license. Despite it being a weekday, there was a long line of people who had made reservations. I managed to complete the procedures and training session safely. There is a cafeteria, so I decided to stop by. The menu is very extensive, and I bought my meal using the two ticket machines, then took the food ticket to the cooking counter and waited there. I was torn between the daily special and the famous Katsu Curry for 770 yen, but I chose the Katsu Curry. The price is not cheap. The Katsu Curry came with a tender 5mm thick pork cutlet, a thick traditional curry sauce with a child-friendly level of spiciness, bright red Fukujinzuke, and a soft-boiled egg.

Osaka, Kadoma City. A cafeteria located inside the Kadoma Test Center. After finishing the license renewal procedures, I was hungry. Inside the restaurant, there is a ticket machine to the right as you enter. To the left is the kitchen, and in the back right, there is a large seating area. There is also a store attached. Tempura udon, 570 yen... (´･ω･`) Quite a high price. Tempura udon (570 yen) includes sweet potatoes, lotus roots, and two large shrimp. The broth is rich in color, and the udon noodles are included. The tempura is quite generous in portion. And it tastes delicious! Σd(ﾟдﾟ,,★) It seems like it's freshly fried. This is a luxurious meal from the morning. The noodles are probably frozen, but they are stable. Slightly curved and chewy noodles. The broth is strong in soy sauce but sweet. It's delicious with a solid broth! (*´ч`*) Honestly, I was expecting cup noodle tempura. But for 570 yen, it's worth the price, or even cheap. Remember, in the morning, there are fewer customers, so the tempura is freshly fried. A cafeteria worth visiting even if it's not for license renewal! ( ^ω^ )

I took a half day off from work and went to get my driver's license reissued, which I realized was missing yesterday. After completing the procedure, feeling relieved, I realized I was hungry and decided to revisit the place. I ordered the curry cutlet, which was listed as a specialty. Just like last time, the curry was not too spicy. It seems to be more suitable for families with children. The price felt a bit high for what you get.

In mid-March, as the new coronavirus infection was spreading, I refrained from traveling to Hokkaido. The day after my scheduled departure, I remembered that I needed to renew my license, so I went to the Furukawa Bridge License Testing Center. I missed the morning session, so I had some time to spare and found out that the cafeteria was open. Although I wasn't very hungry, I decided to go in and check out the menu. There were various options, including daily specials, but they were sold out that day, so I ordered my favorite, curry udon. I bought a meal ticket from the machine, brought it to the counter, received the bowl on a tray, and ate at a table. The service was quick, and the curry udon was not extremely delicious, but it had a noticeable spice flavor and was decent, especially considering it was from an employee cafeteria. It cost 550 yen, which may be debatable, but it had a good amount of meat and other ingredients, providing a satisfying experience. The noodles were probably frozen, but they had a good texture and tasted delicious. I ended up sweating quite a bit after finishing the meal. I rarely have the opportunity to visit, but I would like to try a set meal next time I renew my license.

I went to Kadoma Driving License Test Center for my license. I got there quickly on my bike, but the office on the test venue side had short business hours due to government work. I barely made it in time, there was no line, and I quickly completed the process. It took about half an hour. I had a café au lait at the cafeteria inside the facility while waiting. It felt like a café where you can wait. The atmosphere was not very calming, with chairs and tables scattered around like a study hall. It seems like the cafeteria is only visited for license-related matters.

This year is supposed to be the year for renewing my driver's license, but I haven't received a postcard yet. Since there is still about a month left, I decided to go ahead and get it done this year. Fortunately, the office in Kadoma is open on Sundays, but it was crowded with a long line. I made a mistake and ended up in the wrong line, so I couldn't see the person who was originally next to me. I thought maybe I would have to come back in the afternoon for the driving test, but luckily I made it just in time for the morning session and finished by noon! By then, I was really hungry from being out since early morning. I was planning to look for a nice place near the station to eat, but then I noticed a cafeteria nearby with a sign showing a picture of a specialty dish - pork cutlet with fried egg curry. It looked delicious! I decided to give it a try. I waited in line for a bit, but the cutlet was a bit tough despite being freshly fried. It was hard to chew. Overall, it was a typical cafeteria-style curry with cutlet.