Shop Name: Dining Hira Yamane Nearest Station: Otemachi Type: Curry When you come to the location on the map, you won't see anything that looks like a restaurant? It's on the first floor, but it's all the way at the back of a multi-tenant building, so it's a bit hard to find. It was my first visit to this restaurant. I arrived at 11:40 and there was no one waiting. The door also looked closed, but there was a sign indicating that they were open. I ordered the Roast Beef Curry (1000 yen), which is famous for their roast beef. The set came with salad and miso soup. The roast beef looked delicious in the photos, and it was just as tasty in person. The taste exceeded my expectations, and the portion size was satisfactory. The curry was average, but for 1000 yen, the quantity and quality were fantastic. The way the menu is written makes it seem like you could order the same thing in the evening. I'll have to come back at night next time.

I finally visited this restaurant for a solo lunch after reading the reviews. It was my first time, so I ordered the roast beef bowl. It came with salad, miso soup, pickles, and horseradish, all for a surprising price of 1000 yen including tax. It was delicious. I will definitely try the "tsukimi tororo gyudon" next time.

On this day, I was wandering around the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street and stumbled upon this place. I was feeling hungry! Let's have lunch! As I walked through the shopping street, I found this place tucked away on the first floor of a building, giving off a hidden gem vibe. There were a few customers already there, which for some reason made me feel at ease. I ordered the Moon-viewing Roast Beef Bowl with grated yam. The owner runs the place alone, so there may be a bit of a wait. The roast beef was tender and flavorful, and it surprisingly paired well with the grated yam. The sauce drizzled on top was delicious, and the Western-style wasabi was a nice touch. I thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef!

After exercising on November 20, I stopped by around Ogimachi for a bite to eat. The place has been renovated and looks really nice now. I ordered the "Roast Beef and Shrimp Fry Curry." I also wanted to try the shrimp fry. They took my order, cut the meat, and cooked the curry. When it was all ready, they served it to me over the counter. The presentation was great, and the place has become quite stylish. The roast beef was delicious, the curry had a great simmered flavor, and the shrimp fry was crispy with a nice shrimp taste. It was a good balance. I mixed it with the rice and enjoyed the mild flavors. For some reason, I ate slowly today. I savored each dish one by one, and the roast beef was the best part. It was really delicious. Thank you for the meal. Today's lunch: Roast Beef, Shrimp Fry, Curry - 1000 yen. Drink - 300 yen.

I happened to come across this place while looking for lunch around Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. The interior has a nostalgic cafe-like atmosphere where you can enjoy your meal in peace. This time, I had the roast beef bowl. It comes with salad and miso soup, which is a nice touch. The roast beef paired well with the sauce and was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

At the entrance of the shopping street in Ogicho, there is a sign for "Hirayama". The shop is located at the end of the passage behind the sign. It feels like a hidden gem! Upon entering, I found two groups of female customers. I sat at the corner of the L-shaped counter, but there didn't seem to be a place to put my belongings. I ordered the Roast Beef Bowl for 1000 yen (including salad, soup, and pickles). They also had a spicy Yukke-style option, but I chose the regular one as I don't like spicy food. The salad arrived first, but I patiently waited for the bowl to come 4 minutes later. The Roast Beef Bowl looked beautiful, with a special sauce glistening on top. Despite being lean, the beef was moist and delicious! I enjoyed wrapping it with the sauce using chopsticks. The salad was refreshing, and the hot miso soup was a nice touch. It was a shame that they no longer offered free coffee, probably due to the pandemic. My only suggestion would be to add a yolk to the Roast Beef Bowl. That would make it perfect!

I went to "Dining Hirayama." I was planning to eat the "Loco Moco Bowl" (850 yen), but it was no longer on the menu. So, I opted for the "Roast Beef Bowl (mini)" (800 yen). It may be a smaller size, but it was a light lunch. The restaurant is located to the east from the "Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street" through this narrow alley. It is at the far end on the right side (south). It comes with salad and miso soup, which are delicious. You can tell that the chef is skilled. The pickles and horseradish as condiments are a nice touch. It's a mini size, but the pink-colored roast beef is stacked beautifully. Yummy! This sign is the landmark. I love the cozy and hidden gem atmosphere of this place. It's a popular spot among regular customers. Visit "Mickey's Daily Life" for more: http://mickeyjapan.blog.fc2.com/

Today's lunch is at "Dining Hirayama" in the Tenjinbashi Suji Shopping Street in Osaka, Tenma. This is my second visit, maybe about three years since the last time. The impression from the previous visit still remains. I had the roast beef and tonkatsu curry this time, which is amazing! Lunch is all 1,000 yen menu items, which is great. The atmosphere is luxurious, like going on a date with Mai Shiraishi and Tao Tsuchiya at the same time (a confusing example, but...). The roast beef and tonkatsu are not the only highlights, the curry sauce is also served in a full bowl. The meat is delicious, although I wish the curry was a bit spicier. The salad and miso soup were good, but the miso soup portion was small. After finishing the meal, they offered coffee, which was Nescafe Barista and very good. The service is consistent with my visit three years ago, and the prices are the same. The menu also includes hayashi rice and "tsukimi tororo gyudon," which look delicious. The "adult lunch for women" also looks tasty. I can't order it myself, so I hope to get married soon and have my wife order it for me. The entrance to the restaurant is a bit hard to find, as it is located at the back of the building. Here are the restaurant details: Dining Hirayama, 3-9-14 Tenjinbashi, Kasa Buronse 1F, Osaka, Tel: 06-6356-6262. Open from 11:30-14:00/17:30-22:30, closed on Tuesdays.

Roast beef and pork cutlet curry for 1000 yen. Comes with salad, pickles, and miso soup. The salad is dressed with French sauce. Despite being a pork cutlet curry, there are small pieces of beef in the curry sauce. The roast beef, although tasty, lacks sauce which is a bit disappointing. I would like to try the roast beef separately. The pork cutlet in the curry is made from pork fillet and is average in taste.

One person with tied back hair at a Western-style counter restaurant. Located in a building alley off the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. Their specialty is roast beef, served that day with onion salad. The Australian beef steak is tasty and reasonably priced at 900 yen. The carpaccio comes in a half-size portion. They also have homemade pate. It was a day for special drinks, so the stay was short, but I would like to try their curry next time.

"I always thought that dishes like roast beef bowls weren't delicious. I believed that just eating roast beef itself would be much tastier. So, even though it became popular, I never went to try it. But then, I had a sudden thought that maybe I should give it a try. I decided to go to "Dining Hirayama," a place I had been curious about, and tried my first roast beef bowl. It was incredibly delicious. The bowl came with a generous portion of rice (250g) and neatly arranged slices of meat (120g) with a perfect seasoning sauce. Adding horseradish for a flavor change further increased my appetite. The care and effort put into making such a delicious dish at "Hirayama" really came through. I now realize why I had never tried it before. It was all worth it."

Visited a shop I wanted to try for the first time. Started with a salad being served. The chef is working solo but is quick and efficient. I had roast beef and oyster fry curry for 1100 yen including tax. Non-smoking. The food was served in 10 minutes. It was delicious. Miso soup was served at the same time as the main dish. My wife had roast beef curry and katsu hayashi for 1000 yen including tax. She said, "I wanted to eat this kind of curry." Customers kept coming in one after another. It seems to be a popular shop. Thank you for the meal.

I received it. It's a quite spicy and delicious Western-style curry.

Roast beef curry & Katsu hayashi. I prefer the Katsu hayashi.

I visited at night and tried various menu items other than the roast beef bowl, and they were all delicious!! It's a hidden gem and I really liked it♪♪

The other dishes are also delicious. A relaxed dining experience.

In a hidden shop like this, you can find such delicious food...

Kubo-san