In Umeda, Osaka, there is a Korean restaurant called Babu Babu where you can choose a main dish and enjoy a course with 50 Korean dishes for only ¥2,850 (¥500 extra on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and the day before holidays). The main dishes I chose were Ebi Roll Samgyupsal and Choa Chicken. You can enjoy both shrimp roll samgyupsal and chicken at the same time, dipping them in plenty of cheese. For the chicken, you can choose from 6 flavors like crispy chicken, yangnyeom chicken, honey mustard chicken, snow chicken, basil chicken, and curry chicken. I chose yangnyeom and basil chicken. For the all-you-can-eat Korean dishes, I ordered kimchi assortment, Korean-style chilled tofu, Caesar salad with raw ham, keralan chim, seafood chijimi, spicy ramen, and a sherbet for dessert (limited to one per person). You can enjoy a variety of Korean dishes to your heart's content at a great price. Definitely worth a visit!

A Korean restaurant located in the shopping street on the east side of Umeda. I made a reservation for 12 o'clock on a weekday. Those who didn't have a reservation were waiting in line, but it seemed like they couldn't get in because all the seats were full. I chose the Samgyupsal all-you-can-eat course for 1850 yen. There is an extra charge for leftovers. It ended up being over 2000 yen due to the one drink policy. The meat was tough and difficult to chew, but the cake was a nice addition and quite a good deal.

I thought I had ordered all-you-can-eat chicken, but ended up ordering a single item. By the time I realized, the dishes had already been served, but when I asked to change to all-you-can-eat, they responded flexibly. They changed it to all-you-can-eat right away. The staff's service was excellent. The chicken was delicious too.

The cost performance is surprisingly good. [Order] All-you-can-eat for 1,628 yen per person. I had shrimp rolls, samgyupsal, and choa chicken! You can choose from two flavors of chicken, and it comes with a dessert buffet where the staff brings it to you. You can eat until you're full with a 2-hour all-you-can-eat with last order 90 minutes before. There are two types of all-you-can-eat, 50 items + all-you-can-drink for 3,000 yen, which is quite cost-effective. K-POP music is playing, and it was almost full even on weekdays during the day. The private rooms are cute, and I think girls will like it!

A cute Korean restaurant located in Higashi Street Shopping District. The interior is cute with a pink neon glow, perfect for Instagram photos. This time, I ordered the Ebi Roll Samgyupsal and Choa Chicken all-you-can-eat. It costs 1,628 yen per person. For the Choa Chicken, you can choose from 2 flavors. The popular ones are Yangnyeom and Snow, so I went with those. Snow is powdered cheese. Additionally, they offer Cake Bings as well. There are 9 types of cakes including Tiramisu. The time limit is 2 hours, with the last order after 90 minutes and a 1 drink minimum. The Ebi Roll Samgyupsal and Choa Chicken are like Cheese Dakgalbi, where you dip them in heart-shaped cheese. The Ebi Roll Samgyupsal has shrimp wrapped in pork, so it's very satisfying. Even though it's all-you-can-eat, I was full after one round. It was cheap and delicious. Great value for money! The customers in the restaurant were mostly women. There were many young people too, so it's affordable for everyone. Please visit the cute restaurant, Babubabu!

I had Ebi Roll Samgyeopsal and Choachicken. I also had Prosciutto, Caesar Salad, Cheese Ball, and Kelanchim. Personally, I especially liked the Cheese Ball. The interior of the restaurant is mainly pink, with KPOP music playing, creating a trendy atmosphere. The staff are all beautiful and handsome. I visited around 7 pm on Friday and it was full later on. It seems very popular, so I recommend making a reservation before going.

I went to eat the dancing octopus takoyaki. Even though it was written on the menu, the octopus didn't move at all, which was disappointing. If it doesn't move, they shouldn't write it on the menu or should inform in advance. The taste was okay. The atmosphere of the restaurant was stylish and cute.

In a private room-like space, there were rose marks scattered on the ceiling, making it very cute! The all-you-can-eat cheese had a heart shape in the middle, and the dishes were visually appealing and highly recommended. ☺️

Number 1 in popularity! Choose from 4 main dishes + 50 items all-you-can-eat for ¥2850, with a 2-hour time limit and last order at 90 minutes! There is also a drink all-you-can for ¥1000 or ¥1500! Add ¥500 on weekends! The main dishes to choose from are: Samgyeopsal, Nakgopsae, Ebi Roll Samgyeopsal, and UFO Choachicken. This time I tried the Ebi Roll Samgyeopsal and UFO Choachicken ❤️ I love shrimp, and I was surprised by how packed with ingredients they were! Shrimp, meat, and cheese, what a sinful dish! Other items like Kimbap and Gyeranjjim are also all-you-can-eat! Orders can be placed via QR code! If you're interested, definitely give it a try! Check out other posts from @yk_mg18 for more Osaka gourmet recommendations! #KoreanFoodLover #UmedaGourmet #UmedaKoreanFood #UmedaDinner #UmedaAllYouCanEat #OsakaGourmet

This time, I had a dish called Nakkopse, which is a seafood hot pot with a spicy stew. The most surprising moment was when they put a live octopus into the pot! It's not just about the taste, but also the entertainment value which makes it really great! The hot pot was delicious and there were plenty of other dishes to enjoy too! The atmosphere is cute and cozy, making it especially recommended for women!

[Osaka, Higashi-Umeda] ▶︎ Located an 8-minute walk from Osaka Metro Higashi-Umeda Station, this popular restaurant in a trendy and pop-style interior on the Higashi-Nakadori shopping street in Umeda offers Korean cuisine. The first floor has a Char Siu Punch, and the restaurant is located on the 3rd floor. The cute pink-themed interior features a large monitor playing K-POP music. With table seating and semi-private rooms, the restaurant has a total of 36 seats and is affordable and fun. We visited for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Arriving about 10 minutes early, we found several people already lining up before opening. Surprisingly, it was a very popular restaurant! We went there with the intention of trying the dancing octopus hot pot "Nakkopse," and it turned out to be quite popular! The lunch special offers all-you-can-eat and drink for 2,500 yen! The main dishes include Samgyeopsal and Nakkopse, among 8 other choices, with side dishes like Chijimi available for unlimited table orders. Additionally, there is a buffet of side dishes and cakes included at this unbelievable price. The food menu is extensive, and we ended up ordering so much that we couldn't finish everything. Orders are placed through a QR code. The restaurant is popular among women in their twenties who are all captivated by K-POP. It is a perfect spot for these girls. Despite being busy, the staff are kind, polite, and above all, cute and charming. The food was very satisfying, and we had no complaints. [Lunch Special All-You-Can-Eat and Drink for 2,500 yen] ● Dancing Octopus Nakkopse: A hot pot with octopus, hormones, shrimp, vegetables, and Korean cellophane noodles. The octopus is cut in half from the head while still alive and added to the pot in a lively manner. When cooked, the staff cuts the octopus into bite-sized pieces, with plenty of chewy octopus and hormones. ● Garlic Chijimi ● Seafood Chijimi: Crispy and chewy with plenty of seafood. A must-order dish! ● Bossam: Steamed pork served in a basket with miso and lettuce, quite filling. ● Sundubu: Spicier than Nakkopse, with plenty of pork. ● Yamnyom Chicken ● Honey Mustard Chicken: Large portions, tender and crispy. ● Japchae: The best with chewy Korean cellophane noodles, a personal favorite. A must-order! ● Cheese Kimbap: Kimbap with the familiar stretchy cheese.

I went to an all-you-can-eat restaurant with my friends where we could also eat Nakkopse. It seems like there are several Korean restaurants around here, but the staff were polite, the all-you-can-eat options were delicious, and the other menu items were also tasty, all at a reasonable price! I left feeling satisfied and would like to come back here again. ✨

Visited the restaurant based on a friend's recommendation. I was getting hooked on samgyupsal at the time. The toppings were plentiful and made it enjoyable to eat. At the table next to us, there was a high school student celebrating their birthday. The lights in the restaurant suddenly went out, and a cake was brought out. It was a fun surprise. I'm now interested in exploring more samgyupsal options.

I went to "Korean Cuisine Samgyupsal Nakkopse Babubabu Umeda Store" in Osaka, Higashi Umeda. It is a cute and pop space with a pink theme where you can enjoy popular Korean dishes such as Samgyupsal and Yangnyeom Chicken. You can also taste authentic Korean drinks like Bonbon and Hete along with the Korean cuisine. ▼Lunch Limited Samgyupsal All-You-Can-Eat & All-You-Can-Drink for 2500 yen Thick-cut Samgyupsal, thin-cut Samgyupsal, Moksal, Hanjongsal, Gyubara, and Techan, a total of 7 types of meat are available for Samgyupsal all-you-can-eat. You can enjoy a variety of vegetables such as Sunny Lettuce, Sangchu, 15 types of colorful vegetables for wrapping, garlic slices, Pechu Kimchi, and Negi Salad. The seasoning is sesame oil salt and Samjang. There is also a buffet-style counter with soup, Tteokbokki, and potato fries. Ananya Cheesecake, Framboise Mousse, and homemade BAB handmade cakes are available for dessert. There are 9 cute cakes in the showcase. I enjoyed all the Korean classic drinks such as Bonbon Grape, Bonbon Peach, Hete Pear, Seksek Orange, and Chilsong Cider. The drinks with fruit pulp are cute when poured into the glass. Sweet Korean drinks are a must-have accompaniment to Korean cuisine. I was able to enjoy unlimited meat from lunchtime. All-you-can-eat BBQ usually requires a higher budget, so 2500 yen for all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink is wallet-friendly and helpful. The dessert cakes were delicious and cute, making it a very happy lunchtime.

Korean Cuisine Samgyupsal Nakkopse Babubabu Umeda Store・Higashi Umeda / Korean Cuisine・Izakaya・Yakiniku (8-12 Doyamacho, Kita-ku, Osaka, 3F) ☀️¥2,000〜¥2,999 / ¥3,000〜¥3,999 ・Business hours: 12:00〜23:00 【☀️12:00〜15:00】(Food last order 22:00) (Drink last order 22:30) Just a 5-minute walk from Higashi Umeda, you can enjoy trendy Nakkopse with neon lights reminiscent of Seoul nights at the Korean restaurant "Babubabu." The interior has monitors where you can enjoy K-pop on a big screen! ◾︎Menu options: [Choice of main dish + 50 kinds of all-you-can-eat for ¥2,850] (with all-you-can-drink for an additional ¥1,000) I decided to go for the Nakkopse here without hesitation! The spicy soup with shrimp and hormone, where live octopus legs are added and simmered, was an interesting sight to behold. When it was ready, the staff came to cut the octopus, so it was fun to watch! The spicy hot pot with plenty of seafood warmed my body. They also offer thick-cut samgyupsal, the popular Ebi Roll Samgyupsal, Choachicken, and more, all at affordable prices! If you want to enjoy Korean cuisine easily with great cost performance or if you're a K-pop fan, be sure to visit here! Follow Natsu Gourmet for more Osaka gourmet content on Instagram, TikTok, and Tabelog! #OsakaDinner #OsakaLunch #OsakaGourmet #OsakaDrinks #FukushimaGourmet #FukushimaLunch #FukushimaDrinks #instafood #KansaiGourmet #OsakaGourmetInfo #OsakaGourmetIntroduction #ConnectWithGourmetLovers #ShinsaibashiGourmet #ShinsaibashiLunch #ShinsaibashiDinner #Gourmet #FoodPorn #UmedaGourmet #UmedaLunch #UmedaDinner #NambaLunch #NambaGourmet #HigashiUmedaDinner #HigashiUmedaGourmet #KoreanCuisine #Babubabu #UmedaKoreanCuisine #UmedaSamgyupsal #Nakkopse

Delicious Ebi Roll Samgyupsal / Main Pot + 50 Dishes All-You-Can-Eat for 2850 yen. A Korean restaurant with the best cost performance. This time, I went to eat the popular Ebi Roll. [Recommended Points] - Main pot + 50 dishes all-you-can-eat for 2850 yen - Choice of pot includes Ebi Roll Samgyupsal + Choachicken (featured in this video) - Abundant vegetable menu including salad Personally, I was looking forward to the long shrimp rolls. The heart-shaped cheese is cute, but as it melts away, it reminds us of the impermanence of all things. Besides the pot, we also ordered various vegetables and specialty dishes and ate to our heart's content. Highly recommended when you're really hungry! Babu Babu 8-12 Doyamacho, Kita-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 5 minutes walk from Umeda Station Opening hours: 12:00-23:00 For more Osaka food adventures, check out my Instagram @jumy_as or search #jumyfood

The entrance with a pink atmosphere may seem a bit unfamiliar, but once inside, it feels safe and welcoming. The Samgyupsal seemed to be a specialty, and there were plenty of fresh vegetables which was nice. The staff were extremely friendly and provided excellent service, even moving us from a cramped table to a more spacious one. Overall, we had a great time and enjoyed our experience at this restaurant.

Today, I visited "Korean Cuisine Samgyeopsal Nakkopse Babubabu Umeda Store" on Higashi Street in Umeda. As I climbed the stairs and opened the door, I was greeted by bright neon lights and KPOP music, creating a Korean atmosphere. This place is recommended for outings with colleagues or friends. They put original stickers on drinks and even the pizza cutter is in a stylish bicycle shape, making it perfect for Instagram photos. It's also a great place for girls' night out or couples. To start, we had Chorogi salad, prosciutto cheese, potatoes, yangnyeom chicken, cheese balls, and kimbap. The yangnyeom chicken had just the right level of spiciness, and I couldn't stop eating it. The cheese balls were chewy on the outside and gooey with cheese inside, very delicious. We ordered kimbap with chanja on top, and each ingredient was tasty, with great harmony with sesame seeds. Finally, we had the main dish, dancing octopus nakkopse. It was packed with shrimp and octopus, and the sight of it raised my spirits! The octopus was put into the pot while still alive, making it look like it was dancing in the pot. Being able to enjoy not only with your taste buds but also visually is one of the charms of this place. The staff were kind and polite, and their smiles were lovely. I had a satisfying experience and would love to visit again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

There are many popular Korean restaurants among young people, but to be honest, the taste at most of them is just okay. However, this restaurant's hot pot was seriously delicious! It had plenty of shrimp and octopus, and you could eat it for less than 2000 yen per person. I was really impressed by how they manage to keep the prices reasonable despite the rising cost of living. The octopus is put alive into the hot pot, moving around and adding flavor to the broth. Some people might find this sight a bit unsettling, but I thought it looked delicious and felt grateful for the food (lol). It was spicy and made my body feel warm, but the deliciousness outweighed the spiciness, making it just right. I also tried various other dishes, and everything was tasty! They had a great selection of drinks, including popular soft drinks from Korea. The inside of the restaurant was filled with the yellow cheers of female fans in Korean idol music videos. Was this applause meant for me?! Thank you for the meal! (´- `*)

I went to the restaurant "Babu Babu" in Umeda to eat a lot at a low price! Just like last time, K-pop music was playing, and the neon lights inside the restaurant made me excited. This time, I tried the shrimp roll samgyupsal and choa chicken! Surprisingly, it's all-you-can-eat for only 1,628 yen per person! What a great deal! We melted the heart-shaped cheese spread on the table and dipped the chicken and shrimp in it. The combination of stretchy cheese and chicken & shrimp was devilishly delicious. The energetic and friendly service from the staff was also great! Everyone is sure to leave full and satisfied! This is a must-visit for Korean food lovers! Be sure to check it out!!