I left the omurice decision to my companion at the food court in Lalaport EXPO (lol), and went in search of something spicy. I found a place called VEGEGO <Onu Resikutan>, which was a bit difficult to pronounce (*´ฅ`*) lol. I ordered the Sundubu Plate for 968 yen. The Sundubu was piping hot! It had clams and shrimp in it, and the seafood flavor was delicious. It wasn't very spicy though (๑´ڡ`๑). The rice was a multi-grain rice, but it was a bit dry and disappointing. Well, it's a food court after all (lol). Thank you for the meal ☆

Dinner, Korean set meal, and Korean alcohol <Total bill> 10,505 yen for 4 people (approximately 2,626 yen per person) including tax. *The prices below are excluding tax. <13VEGEGO Special Stone Bibimbap & Bulgogi> 1,300 yen x 2 <Half & Half (2 pieces of Jeon)> 1,580 yen <Seafood Jeon (5 pieces) and Shrimp and Clam Sundubu set meal> 1,280 yen <Cold noodles> 980 yen <Crispy Yangnyeom Chicken Plain> 800 yen <Makgeolli or Kan> 1,380 yen <TERRA Beer 355mL> 680 yen <Chilsung Cider> 250 yen Cold noodles are delicious with Korean noodles, Bulgogi has a flavorful seasoning, Stone Bibimbap is not too spicy, Sundubu has a flavorful soup. Jeon was chewy and delicious. Grateful. Thank you.

I went to Expo City to watch a movie. "Fast & Furious" series! I love this series (^-^) As the series progresses, it gets more powerful, so I wanted to see it on the big screen! iMAX at 109 Cinema! It was 109 Cinema day, so I could watch it for a discounted price of 1800 yen. The movie was interesting, but for those who haven't watched the series, they probably wouldn't understand what's going on. In fact, when it ended, there was a guy who said, "I didn't understand anything from start to finish." "Mission Impossible" is a series where you can enjoy just one episode, but this movie carries over from past works, so it's important to do some preparation. However, the intensity was amazing. Towards the end, it became like an Indian movie "RRR," which made me laugh (((^^;) It ended at 12:30. I was hungry. What should I eat? Let's go to the convenient food court where there is everything! However, this food court is the farthest from the movie theater! I went up to the third floor and to the farthest end! Due to it being a weekday, there were fewer people overall. The food court was not crowded even though it was lunchtime. What should I get? I couldn't find Indian cuisine here. Instead, I found Korean cuisine. It seemed popular as there were more customers lined up compared to other places. I found "Korean Plate Side Dishes." You can choose from "Deji Kalbi," "Yangnyeom Chicken," or "Bulgogi," and it comes with rice, side dishes, and miso soup. I chose "Deji Kalbi" for 850 yen, and you can have a free extra serving of rice, but I politely declined. I paid with auPay and received a buzzer. The spacious food court was not crowded, so I could sit anywhere. I noticed that many people were choosing Korean cuisine. The staff seemed busy. After a while, the buzzer rang, so I went to pick up my order. The Deji Kalbi was small! In Korea, it would be 2-3 times bigger. The side dishes were also small. Well, that's why I always ended up feeling stuffed, so this amount was just right for me (((^^;) However, two pieces of kimchi were too few, right? Well, this is Japan, not Korea. First, the miso soup... Wait, this is not jjigae. What is it? I don't know, but it's tasty soup with some vegetables. The rice was mixed grain rice. It's healthy and good (^.^) The side dishes were "Water Kimchi," "Spinach Namul," and "Radish and Carrot Pickles." The pickles were Japanese-style (((^^;) The "Water Kimchi" had crunchy carrots. The taste was not that great. The namul was delicious. But the amount of side dishes was small. I had to eat them one bite at a time. Now, let's wrap the Deji Kalbi in lettuce and eat it. It was well-seasoned. It goes well with rice! Of course, it goes well with beer too. I didn't order beer this time, though (((^^;) It's delicious, so I still think they should give at least 5 pieces of lettuce. I had to put it on rice and eat it with chopsticks. This was also good. The price is reasonable, and it's good, right? It's great that you can easily eat Korean cuisine at the food court (^^) Thank you for the meal.

My daughter enjoyed the cold noodles and digital kalbi here, so we had lunch before shopping. I had the seafood sundubu with shrimp and clams. I was very hungry, so I got extra multigrain rice for free. The shrimp was plump and there was plenty of tofu. It was hot and delicious~ The size of the bowl caused the egg to be completely cooked, which was a shame, the yolk was solid. The mild spiciness was good! We also shared the honey mustard chicken, and we were full.

Visited in May 2023. Went to lalaport EXPOCITY for shopping and lunch. Opted for lunch at the food court again to try out different options. Chose "Vegego Onureshikutan lalaport EXPOCITY store" which offers Korean dishes like cold noodles, Jjajangmyeon, Tteokbokki, Bibimbap, along with vegetable side dishes. Ordered the Jjajangmyeon set which included Jjajangmyeon, Vegetable Pancake, White Kimchi, Spinach Namul, Daikon and Carrot Salad, and Korean seaweed. The Jjajangmyeon was tasty but not the Korean-style I was expecting. The Vegetable Pancake was chewy, the White Kimchi was not spicy, and the other side dishes were decent. The Korean seaweed was a bit difficult to eat without rice. Overall, the concept of offering various Korean dishes in a set meal was good, but it would have been better with rice included.

Lalaport EXPOCITY was quite crowded, and there were restaurants with long lines even on weekdays. The pancake shop had a long line, so I gave up and went to the food pavilion. I've never been to the food court at Lalaport before, but when I looked around, I found a Korean restaurant. "I know! Let's have Sundubu!" The restaurant's name was "VEGEgo Onureshikutantan" - a name that's hard for me to remember. I was also a bit interested in the cheese tteokgalbi, but I wasn't in the mood for something heavy, so I went with the Sundubu. I ordered the seafood Sundubu plate for ¥968 (tax included), which came with kimchi and namul on three plates. I like the spinach namul the most. There was also Korean seaweed included. When I received it, it was bubbling and hot, so it was very hot. It was spicy, with a large piece of tofu, clams, and shrimp. There was also an egg, but I think it was just the yolk. The rice was mixed grain and had a nice texture. Hot Sundubu goes well with rice. It's been a while since I had Sundubu, and I think I could have handled it a bit spicier. From the window seat, I had a good view of the Tower of the Sun and the Ferris wheel.

Today, I went to "lalaport EXPOCITY" and headed straight to the 3rd floor food court due to limited time. After considering the options, I chose the Korean restaurant "VEGEGO Onnuleshikutan (Vegego)". I decided on the "Seafood Sundubu Set with Shrimp and Clams" for 986 yen. The set came with 3 kinds of side dishes (panchan), Korean seaweed, and a generous serving of rice. The stainless steel bowl was small, but filled with multigrain rice. The steaming hot sundubu in a stone pot was not too spicy, allowing me to enjoy the smooth tofu. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. "Vegego" seems to have branches in various lalaport locations, so I look forward to visiting again. Let's strive on the path we take, so we can end without regret.

Visited VEGEGO Onu Resiktan at the food court in Expocity, Suita City for the first time. Chose the "Half & Half Set for 1280 yen" with Bibimbap and Sundubu. I also added toppings of mentaiko and cheese, which incurred additional charges. The Bibimbap had a nice crispy texture and was delicious. The Sundubu was consistently good as well.

The other day, on a holiday, I went to "VEGEGO" for lunch with my daughter. We had to wait in a long line. We met up with my daughter after her test, around 1 pm on a weekday, and there were several groups waiting. My daughter had the Samgyetang plate with sixteen-grain rice, and I had the stone bibimbap plate with wakame soup upgraded to Samgyetang. The Samgyetang had tender chicken and what seemed to be Korean ginseng, which was very soft. It was my first time trying Korean ginseng, and I didn't find it very tasty, but I hope it helps with recovery from fatigue! The soup was delicious and warmed us up nicely.

The Korean restaurant in the food court of Expo City had good customer service. I ordered the Korean Jajang noodles plate for 1188 yen. It came with Korean Jajang noodles, 16-grain rice, 4 side dishes, and Korean seaweed. The appearance of the noodles was quite different from the menu photo, and the portion seemed lacking. The soup was flavorful but quite spicy, making it difficult to drink.

After spending half a day at the museum and having a fulfilling afternoon, I decided to stop by the shopping mall, "LaLaport." When it was time for dinner, instead of the restaurants, I chose to go to the food court. I was drawn to the "Korean cuisine" stall and decided to try it out. They offered a variety of set menus with classic dishes. However, my companion wanted to try the "Jjajangmyeon." We found out that you could also order it as a single item. It's noodles mixed with a sweet and savory miso sauce. It tasted like a Korean-style meat spaghetti. It was really homely and nostalgic. Although I never had it as a child, it felt familiar.

I went to Expo City with my husband to watch a movie. Before the show, we had lunch. My husband insisted on eating at a place where you can only eat in Osaka, so he had Okonomiyaki, but I ended up choosing this place after some hesitation. It's one of the restaurants in the food court at Expo City. It seemed to be the most popular among moms with children during the daytime on weekdays. After some consideration, I ordered the Cheese Dakgalbi set meal. It came with sixteen-grain rice, cheese dakgalbi on a hot plate, side dishes like namul and kimchi, and two pieces of lettuce. It also came with a wakame soup. I wish they had given me four pieces of lettuce instead of two. Since I had never tried this dish before, I was satisfied with the taste. I couldn't really compare it to anything else, but it was enjoyable. The staff members were quietly plating the dishes on small plates. The hot plate was quite heavy, so be careful when carrying it. Thank you for the meal.

The shop in the food court at Expo City. This is my third time. I'm waiting in line. Delicious!

The food court at Lalaport EXPOCITY offers a Half & Half Mini Chijimi (3 pieces) and Stone Pot Bibimbap. The taste is average, but the portion size is good and the price is reasonable. It's nice to be able to try a variety of dishes.

It is recommended to eat the cheese-topped iron plate menu first as it was delicious. While enjoying the Namul and soup, before you know it, it will be hardened and difficult to eat.