I visited the restaurant for lunch. The staff were nice, but I didn't find the samgyupsal to be very tasty. The main impression I had was that it was too greasy. I have tried various samgyupsal dishes before, but this one didn't stand out. I felt a bit uncomfortable with indigestion from that night until the next day.

They greeted me with "Annyeonghaseyo" and showed me to my reserved seat. I was served unlimited servings of seaweed kimchi, cabbage kimchi, japchae, sesame and lettuce. The staff cooked the samgyeopsal for me, which was a relief. The dishes tasted a bit different from before, and the japchae I ordered was too rich. I enjoyed trying different combinations like wrapping the meat in green chili or dipping it in melted cheese. I ordered naengmyeon as the final course, but I was too full to finish it. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Huh? I went for lunch and the prices have gone up significantly! I was surprised! I remember the prices went up quite a bit when I went for dinner too. It's always crowded with customers, but an increase of almost 1000 yen is tough... I wish they didn't compromise on quality with the price increase. Even for dinner, the ingredients have decreased... Dinner has also gotten more expensive! It used to be more luxurious... What a shame... I really liked it. When the ingredients change or the prices go up, it makes it less appealing to go.

I went to a Samgyupsal restaurant near Tsuruhashi Station for lunch. The place was quite crowded inside. I ordered the 1600 yen lunch set. The staff cooked everything for us. Besides the meat, all-you-can-eat side dishes were available, and I asked for a refill of chives. The portion was quite generous and I was very satisfied. I would like to visit again.

We arrived 10 minutes before the store opened. The staff inside told us to wait, so we entered and waited until opening time. My wife and I didn't have a reservation, but we were able to get in. We ordered the Samgyupsal set and had a toast with draft beer. It was my first time trying Samgyupsal, but it was cost-effective, filling, and satisfying.

My wife and I went together. It was our first time, but the staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. The meat was tasty, but the fried rice they made with added namul at the end was especially delicious. I would definitely like to visit this restaurant again.

Samgyupsal, grilled right in front of you. When I visited after a long time, the price had gone up a lot. Even on weekdays, it was packed, but it was not crowded this day. The meat is thick and juicy, and the taste is delicious. The side dishes are all-you-can-eat, and the green onion salad is especially tasty. The lunch for 2530 yen felt a bit expensive. It's understandable though, with the rising cost of ingredients. It's a shame that it's no longer a place you can casually drop by.

I had the lunch set of Samgyeopsal. It was only 2200 yen for all-you-can-eat side dishes other than meat, which is a great deal! The taste was also delicious, and I was very satisfied. Personally, I liked the taste of Chapchae and had seconds. The first photo shows the set of side dishes that are included from the beginning. Although not shown in the photo, rice, green onion salad, and wakame soup were also brought while grilling the meat. It was a place where I could feel full and satisfied at this price.

The restaurant plays K-POP music and has a lot of Korean vibes. There are plenty of side dishes like kimchi and chapchae, and all-you-can-eat except for meat. I wanted to try the ramen and fried rice too, but I was too full to make it. I enjoyed delicious samgyeopsal. ^_^

The original Napun Namja has moved closer to the station. When I want to have a lively time with my work colleagues, this is the place I choose! I recommend the "chapchae" that is included in the all-you-can-eat menu. It has a simple seasoning that I really love! There used to be a wider variety of vegetables available for all-you-can-eat, but it's different now so I'll give it 4 stars. The kimchi has an authentic taste, as confirmed by my Korean friend (although I'm not a fan myself). I was happy to see the owner in the store. When I mentioned that the taste of the chapchae was different and made me realize the store had changed, the owner said, "It's common in Korea!" The store has moved to a new location near Tsuruhashi Station, so it might be confusing as it has the same name and same place, but the popular spot is now near Tsuruhashi Station! Of course, it's delicious and has the lively atmosphere of the original place!

I went to "Nappun Namja" restaurant. This place is a popular Samgyeopsal specialty shop located a 5-minute walk from JR Tsuruhashi Station. The menu consists of one item, the Samgyeopsal set lunch for 1980 yen (tax included). The best thing about this place is the great cost performance. In addition to the Samgyeopsal meat, you get unlimited refills of kimchi, negi salad, chisha greens, Korean seaweed, japchae, Korean-style seaweed vinegar dish, wakame soup, and rice. The side dishes are all delicious and reminiscent of authentic Korean flavors. The main pork meat is thick and juicy, with no unpleasant smell. It was a fun experience enjoying the meal with friends and a little bit of alcohol. We couldn't finish all the side dishes, but in Korea, leaving a little bit is not considered rude. It was delicious and enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I went on a lunchtime drinking tour in Tsuruhashi. The first place I visited was "Nappun Namja." The staff were all Korean and the atmosphere made me feel like I was in Korea! They cook the meat using a burner right at your table. All I had to do was eat! Delicious samgyeopsal with makgeolli! Such a happy lunchtime~ Thank you for the feast.

At the Samgyupsal specialty store in Tsuruhashi, you can eat as much as you want for 1,700 yen per person. Besides the meat, you can have unlimited refills, and the staff will grill and cut the meat for you. It feels like being in Korea, and it satisfies the desire to visit Korea a little. The grilled kimchi is delicious. Be careful because there is another shop with the same name in Tsuruhashi, even though they are not related.

Hello! I'm a middle-aged man who loves pork. I currently live in a town called Tsuruhashi in Osaka, which is known as one of Japan's top Korea towns. There are many Korean barbecue restaurants in this area. I have visited the local restaurants frequently in the past. This time, I was planning to stay home and have a quiet beer, but I was called out by a junior colleague. He said, "We're eating yakiniku! Please come!" So, I visited a yakiniku restaurant called Nappun Namja. As a pork lover, I was delighted to go. The pork was already cooked when I arrived, but it was delicious! I spread miso on it, wrapped it in vegetables, and enjoyed it. I also had some cold noodles as a finishing touch. It was so tasty! Drinking sweet Korean soju while enjoying pork was a nice change. The prices were reasonable too. If you have the chance, I recommend trying it out!

Today, my friend took me to a Korean restaurant called "Nappun Namja." The interior of the restaurant had K-pop music playing, making us feel like we were in Korea. We ordered a few dishes and also got the Samgyupsal, which was cooked by a handsome Korean waiter. The food was delicious and the portion size was great! We had Chamisul, Korean beer, and Makgeolli that day, and the waiter mentioned that it's okay to bring your own alcohol next time. The prices for the food were reasonable, and the fact that we can bring our own alcohol is amazing! We will definitely visit again. It's a great place to have a fun and lively time. Thank you for the delicious Samgyupsal.

I have been going to this place for many years now. You can enjoy delicious samgyupsal for only 2000 yen, which is quite a deal for both lunch and dinner! In addition to samgyupsal, you also get kimchi, japchae, and Korean seaweed as side dishes, and the best part is that they are all you can eat. You can also ask for rice, ramen, or cold noodles and they will serve it to you. It's simple but delicious! There are two branches in Tsuruhashi, and I visited the one closer to the station on this day. The staff are all Korean and very friendly. They keep an eye on your meat and K-pop music plays on the monitor, giving you a taste of being in Korea. It seems to be a popular spot for women, maybe because of the day and time I went, as there were more older people at night. I was 500% satisfied and the taste was excellent. I love this place and will definitely visit again!

I've decided that the original Napun Namja in Tsuruhashi is the place for samgyeopsal. I've tried various places to eat, but this place has the best cost performance and taste. We started our evening drinking session at 5 pm! We had made a reservation in advance, and it was a good thing because by the time we left, the restaurant was fully booked. The chapchae was delicious, not too sweet, and we couldn't stop eating it - we had four helpings! I really like the seasoning here. The super spicy pork cutlet wasn't included, so we ordered it separately. You can't have samgyeopsal without it! Whenever I come to Tsuruhashi, I always buy some from the Korean grocery store in the shopping street to take home. I like to sandwich about four pieces of the pork cutlet with the meat and enjoy the spicy goodness! We also ordered meat and green onion salad. At one point, we felt like having some white rice, so we got some. We rolled it with Korean seaweed and enjoyed it. We also had ramen and cold noodles in the end. These are not included during lunchtime, so nighttime is definitely a better deal. The white rice plus ramen and cold noodles was clearly too much food, but it was all delicious. The cold noodles didn't have any toppings, but the texture was amazing - not rubbery, but firm and chewy. I'd like to know what kind of noodles they use. The ramen was probably spicy ramen with a spicy broth and firm noodles - just the right amount. As always, it was so delicious that we were stuffed. Note: This is not the store located in the shopping street. Address: 15-16 Funahashi-cho, Tennoji-ku. Reservation required.

There seems to be a mix of information about Nappun Namja and Nappun Namja De Son... There are two shops with the name Nappun Namja in Tsuruhashi! The popular and delicious one is Nappun Namja De Son near the elevated railway tracks at Tsuruhashi Station. The ice-cold beer is amazing, and the food and staff are great. Highly recommended! The take-out chapchae is popular, but we love the green onion salad. It's a popular spot where Korean enthusiasts, madams, and gals constantly gather!笑

There are two restaurants in Tsuruhashi with similar names, Nappun Namja and Nappun Namja De Son. The popular one near Tsuruhashi Station is Nappun Namja De Son, known for its delicious food and friendly staff. Highly recommended for their takeout Chapchae and our personal favorite, the green onion salad. It's a popular spot where Korean enthusiasts, madams, and gals gather constantly!笑

I came to the original Napun Namja Tesong Honten in Tsuruhashi as written. There is a shop with the same name in the shopping street, so it's easy to get confused ^^; (It's not a sister store) My friend who loves Korea recommended this place for delicious samgyupsal in Tsuruhashi, so I decided to give it a try - reservation confirmed. Tesong is the name of the owner. The first floor was fully packed even on a weekday lunchtime, so we were seated on the second floor and could relax. We started with lunch drinks - since they didn't have highball, I had a draft beer and then ordered a lemon chu-hai. There are three types of samgyupsal, all thick and incredibly delicious. Unlike many places that serve thinly sliced frozen meat, you can see why this place is popular. The marinated pork was especially tasty. The chapchae was not too sweet, with a hint of pepper, very tasty - I even had seconds. The wakame kimchi was also delicious - I had to order the plukochee with green chili peppers separately, a must for samgyupsal! Japanese people are often thought to not like spicy food, so they don't serve it unless you ask, but I love spicy food so I told the staff it's okay - they were surprised. This plukochee is very spicy, so it's better for those who can handle the heat (laughs). The rice is included, and the cost performance is amazing! You can have seconds of everything except the meat - it was truly delicious! Reservation is a must. I will definitely go back (already a repeat customer). It seems that K-pop idol fans come here, as everyone was glued to the TV in the restaurant. By the way, I have no knowledge of K-pop idols at all (￣▽￣;). I'll definitely recommend this place to my friends too!