I can fry and eat my favorite foods myself, which is the best cost performance among the kushikatsu restaurants. However, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and high prices, the time has been reduced, and the price now includes free refills of soft drinks. I'm just grateful that they are open! The cost performance is better than chain restaurants! I am very satisfied with the menu I created. I will definitely visit again.

There are various menu options available and you can choose your favorite items by yourself. The place is quite crowded. It's a restaurant where you can pick your own kushikatsu and the oil can be a bit heavy, so you might not be able to eat a lot. Soft drinks are all-you-can-drink and included. They offer curry, fried rice, etc., so it might be good when you're hungry. There is no syrup or milk for the iced tea, only straight tea is available.

It was my first time entering a new world. I was surprised to see so many kushikatsu restaurants. The style of picking and frying each skewer by yourself, like at Kushikatsu Tanaka, was fun. They also offer yakisoba and fried rice, so you won't get tired of the menu. Be careful with the shumai, as it can be filling. It's a shame that there are few dessert options, but considering the price, it's understandable. I wanted some ice cream. The warabi mochi with kinako and matcha was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

"Kushikatsu Viking President" New World Shin-Imamiya Ebisu-cho (OSAKA) All-you-can-eat kushikatsu! Located right near Tsutenkaku in the New World area, this restaurant offers a unique style where customers can coat and fry their own kushikatsu at the table. Weekdays (Mon-Fri) cost 1,958 yen, while weekends (Sat-Sun, holidays) cost 2,838 yen. Enjoy all-you-can-eat kushikatsu with approximately 30 varieties, a soft drink bar, salad bar, and additional dishes like curry, yakisoba, udon, and karaage. If you're looking for a lively atmosphere and all-you-can-eat kushikatsu in New World, this place comes highly recommended. Address: 2-1-2006 Ebisu Higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 06-6634-5377 Opening hours: 11:00-21:00 (Last order at 19:30) @baiking.daitoryo #KushikatsuVikingPresident #KushikatsuPresident #President #Kushikatsu #Katsu #DeepFriedSkewers #Izakaya #NewWorldGourmet #NewWorldLunch #Shin-ImamiyaGourmet #Shin-ImamiyaLunch #EbisuchoGourmet #Tsutenkaku #OsakaKushikatsu #OsakaDeepFriedSkewers #OsakaIzakaya #NewWorld #TsutenkakuGourmet #OsakaLunch #OsakaGourmet #OsakaDate #OsakaTravel #OsakaSightseeing #KansaiGourmet #Japan #JapaneseFood #Osaka #OsakaFood"

All-you-can-eat deep-fried skewers! Just a short walk from Tsutenkaku in the Shinsekai area. You can coat the skewers yourself and fry them at your table. Weekdays (Mon-Fri) 1,958 yen, Weekends (Sat-Sun, holidays) 2,838 yen. Enjoy approximately 30 types of skewers, a soft drink bar, a salad bar, and other dishes like curry, yakisoba, udon, and karaage. Skewers include shrimp, beef, chicken breast, pork belly, hormone, salmon, scallop, lotus root, shishito pepper, asparagus, pickled ginger, cheese, and more. My recommendations are the shrimp, salmon, and cheese. If you're looking for a lively all-you-can-eat skewer experience in Shinsekai, this place is highly recommended. Follow me on Instagram for more foodie tips → @misa_stagram_osaka.

I received a discount coupon as a prize and decided to visit this restaurant. The interior had the typical smell of frying oil, but the staff were cleaning the windows diligently. I was worried about getting oil stains and smells on my clean clothes. They offered all-you-can-eat, but there were no high-quality ingredients, making it suitable for those who want to eat a lot at a low price.

Since the first state of emergency, this restaurant has been closed, but I happened to see it open last week. I ran to the staff to confirm the opening date, and they said it was from 1/16. I visited the restaurant right away. The chocolate fondue was no longer available, and the prices have gone up quite a bit, but you can enjoy your favorite kushikatsu that you can fry yourself! Side dishes and all-you-can-drink soft drinks are included, making it my favorite all-you-can-eat restaurant in the area.

Business trip in Osaka! For dinner with my colleagues, we headed to the "New World" area for some deep exploration. It was past 8 pm on a weekday when we arrived, and the whole area was filled with "kushikatsu" (deep-fried skewers) restaurants. We were completely lost on where to go! After wandering around, we ended up at this place. It was a self-serve kushikatsu buffet, a first for us. Many kushikatsu restaurants nowadays offer all-you-can-eat options, which can be challenging for us as we tend to eat a lot. However, the clear pricing was a plus. The prices were displayed separately: - All-you-can-eat (60 minutes) 1500 yen - All-you-can-drink alcohol (60 minutes) 1000 yen After being seated and receiving instructions, we started frying our own skewers. There were around 30 types of skewers to choose from in the refrigerated cabinet. We would coat them in batter, breadcrumbs, and then fry them until crispy. Of course, double-dipping in the sauce was not allowed! Each skewer was small, so they fried quickly, allowing us to eat as many as we wanted. We drank 5-6 alcoholic drinks, had over 30 skewers, enjoyed some frozen noodles, and finished with soft-serve ice cream. The bill came out to around 3000 yen per person. Self-frying the skewers was enjoyable for us as customers, and it also seemed like a cost-saving measure for the restaurant. It was a win-win situation. Our bellies were full, and it was a delicious meal!

I wanted to eat all-you-can-eat kushikatsu in Osaka, so I searched and found a restaurant that was cheap, had a wide variety, and was self-service. Since I couldn't make a reservation during Golden Week, I decided to go directly to the restaurant. I only had to wait a short time before being seated. It was a holiday evening, so I ordered the 60-minute dinner buffet for 1,500 yen. Luckily, I was able to use a coupon to extend the time by 30 minutes. When ordering, I was told that I had to choose either one drink or a drink bar, so I chose a single drink. With over 70 different items on the menu, there was a wide variety including kushikatsu, salad, yakisoba, udon, and hashed beef. For the first round, I focused on meat such as beef and chicken, and for the second round and onwards, I tried to choose different types like fish and vegetables. The batter on the kushikatsu was thin and crispy, which was great. The yakisoba had thick noodles and was surprisingly authentic. With mayonnaise and nori available, it could be enjoyed as a standalone dish. The salad was refreshing and served as a nice contrast to the fried foods. I also had soft serve ice cream for dessert before the buffet ended. In the end, the four of us ate a total of 170 kushikatsu skewers. Although we were able to extend the time by 30 minutes, 60 minutes felt a bit short and rushed.

I tried a all-you-can-eat kushikatsu buffet for the first time, and I was impressed by the detailed explanation of the plan. The ingredients were fresh, there was a wide variety, and the portions were generous. They had a secret kushikatsu sauce that didn't allow double-dipping, as well as other delicious sauces. I visited during lunchtime and the place was bustling with many customers, creating a lively and bright atmosphere. I would definitely want to visit again when I am in the area.

Cheap! Cheap!! Too cheap!!! All-you-can-eat skewers and other dishes for 60 minutes for 1000 yen Σ(・□・；) All-you-can-drink alcohol for 60 minutes is also 1000 yen, making it a 2000 yen all-you-can-eat and drink deal. And for an additional 300 yen, you can extend it to 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat and drink Σ(・□・；) It's terrifying((((；ﾟДﾟ))))))) By looking at the exterior, staff, and menu, you can guess that it belongs to "that" group. They have been disrupting the new world order, so I didn't want to acknowledge them, but these prices are sure to make the common people and tourists happy (lol) However, they are now a leading food and beverage group in Osaka, operating more than 100 giant restaurants! Let's acknowledge them! Even if a loser like me acknowledges them, it won't change anything, but let's acknowledge them!! I succumbed to temptation and ended up drinking, but I have to complete my tax return so please don't look for me... (^^;; #President #Skewers #NewWorld #AllYouCanEat1000Yen #AllYouCanDrink1000Yen

Similar to the "Kushiya Monogatari" restaurant, this place allows you to pick your favorite items, coat them in batter, and fry them yourself at your table. The cost performance is amazing. The prices have been gradually increasing, but it is still cheap. It costs 1,780 yen for adults and preschoolers are free. This means that if you come to the zoo with a preschooler, you can eat all you want with soft drinks for 1,780 yen for both of you. For older children, they might eat more than their parents, so it makes you wonder if the restaurant is making a profit. The main issue is the turnover rate. Although there is a time limit of 60 minutes, the line moves very slowly. There are many tourists from overseas, and on this day, half of the restaurant was filled with a group of Southeast Asian tourists, causing a 30-minute wait for 3 to 4 groups to move forward. While it is a family-friendly restaurant, the biggest challenge is whether children can wait patiently during this waiting time.

You can enjoy a variety of ingredients such as meat, fish, takoyaki, baumkuchen, and imagawayaki fried, giving a sense of indulgence. Personally, I was happy with the shrimp.

The oil is dirty, old, and insufficient. The kushikatsu is not fried properly. The meal was tough due to the raw fat. I won't go back.

During a company bus tour, we had a lunch buffet at a kushikatsu restaurant. In this area, there are many kushikatsu shops. This restaurant is a self-service type where you can fry your own kushikatsu. It's a 60-minute all-you-can-eat buffet with a drink bar. There is a fryer in the middle of the table where you can pick your favorite ingredients, coat them with batter, and fry them yourself. The sauce is provided, and double dipping is not allowed. The ingredients include the usual beef, pork, chicken, shrimp, salmon, smelt, various vegetables, as well as unique items like takoyaki, shumai, baumkuchen, and dessert options like red bean paste. In addition to kushikatsu, they also offer curry and udon. The ingredients are served in small portions, so you can try a variety of them. If you get tired of kushikatsu, you can fill up on udon. Be careful as the floor can be slippery when going to get more ingredients.

It's a buffet so I didn't have high expectations, and the quality of the food wasn't that great. It's attractive that you can eat for 3000 yen using coupons for all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink, but they didn't have cheese or shrimp as listed on the menu. There were marshmallows next to the chocolate fountain, but for some reason they were hard and not very tasty. The biggest downside is the staff, they are young part-timers so it may be unavoidable, but they lacked any motivation. They were touching their smartphones while serving customers and were cleaning up even though there were customers around 8 pm. I don't know about daytime, but I don't recommend it much.

I found a restaurant where you can enjoy affordable and fun kushikatsu with a buffet style, which is rare in the famous Kushikatsu area of Shinsekai. The unique neon atmosphere of Tsutenkaku and Shinsekai can also be enjoyed together, which is great. Foreign visitors who love to experience new things were very pleased with the style of choosing their favorite ingredients, dipping them in batter, and frying them themselves. The fact that there was also all-you-can-eat sweets, ramen, udon, and more was also wonderful. While there is usually a 60-minute time limit, we were lucky to have a coupon that allowed us to extend the time until closing on weekdays, so we were able to enjoy ourselves until we were full at a low cost. There is a wide variety of kushikatsu available, and the taste is delicious, with excellent service from the staff. All-you-can-eat for 1300 yen is too good of a deal. The free drink option for 200 yen and all-you-can-drink alcohol for 1000 yen are also incredibly cheap! Our foreign guests were also surprised (laughs). It was helpful that there was an English menu for foreign visitors! After the meal, we were able to return home while enjoying the atmosphere of Shinsekai and Tsutenkaku, and we had a meaningful time until the end. Thanks to that, it was a wonderful dinner, and the foreign guests left very satisfied. Thank you very much. I would like to visit again if I have the opportunity.

It's a shop in the style of Kushikoya Monogatari in Shinsekai. At lunch, it's only 1080 yen. Cheap! However, it's a one-drink system. The time limit is short at 60 minutes, but if you use a Hot Pepper coupon, it becomes 90 minutes. Soft drinks are 150 yen + tax, and you can order a drink bar for the price of two drinks. The system is almost the same as Kushikoya Monogatari, and the menu is also almost the same. There are various types of sauces just like there. There are a few side menu options as well. Well, you can think of it as almost the same thing. However, when I happened to go, the oil was extremely black. I think they probably don't change the oil every day, judging from how black it was when I went during the opening rush. The price is much cheaper than Kushikoya, and the cost performance is good.

I found this restaurant while taking a walk near Tsutenkaku. It was lunchtime and all the famous places had long lines. I was looking for somewhere with a shorter line when I was told I could be seated right away. When I looked at the menu, it was a self-service buffet style where you could take as much as you wanted. It was my first time trying Osaka-style kushikatsu so I wasn't sure what to do. I just grabbed various ingredients and fried them myself. I had no idea when they were done frying so I just took them out when they looked cooked. The ingredients were all cut into small pieces so I assumed they were cooked through. Despite the trial and error, the freshly fried kushikatsu was delicious. I kept dipping them in the sauce and frying more. It might actually be a good deal. There were a variety of ingredients like shrimp, shellfish, meat, and vegetables, but since I didn't know much about traditional kushikatsu, I just focused on what I wanted to eat. The restaurant was quite spacious. While enjoying my kushikatsu, a large group of tourists came in and the food section became crowded. Some people were taking a lot of food at once, causing some items to run out quickly and forming a waiting line. If it's not too crowded and the oil hasn't gotten dirty yet, I think it's a pretty good place to eat.