I went alone on Saturday at 1:30 PM. I ordered the Korean Champon. The taste was delicious, but at 1,300 yen for a single dish, the cost performance was a bit questionable. I wonder if they offer side dishes during weekday lunches? However, it was easy to enter even as a solo diner, and it was nice that K-pop music was playing in the restaurant the whole time!

I always come around this area after work for lunch. This day, all the coin parking lots were full and I finally found a spot near this restaurant, so I decided to visit. I had the spicy ramen and kimchi set. It was delicious, but I felt like the cost performance was a bit lacking.

The food was average in price and taste, but the staff's attitude was very poor. Even when pressing the call button to place an order, they took a long time to respond. It was difficult to tell where the sound was coming from, so sometimes orders were taken at the wrong table. It was convenient that they were open until late at night, but because of the staff's bad attitude, I don't think I will be going there again.

I visited this Korean restaurant that I found in Osaka city. It is located on the first floor of a mixed building on the west side of Namba station. Inside the restaurant, there are a counter and several table seats. I noticed they offered all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options, so I decided to order. It was an order buffet style, so I ordered Korean miso bibimbap, namul, bean sprout soup, bulgogi, kimchi jeon, and tteokbokki. The Korean miso bibimbap had ingredients like cucumber, kimchi, bean sprouts, seaweed, and a fried egg. When mixed together, the miso flavor was strong. The namul was light and refreshing. The bean sprout soup had a seafood flavor. The bulgogi had a mild seasoning that went well with rice. The kimchi jeon had a dipping sauce that you serve yourself. The tteokbokki had a sweet and spicy flavor. The restaurant was constantly busy with takeout orders and UberEats deliveries, even more than dine-in customers. It is convenient as they are open until late at night.

This is a delightful restaurant that offers a single item as a set meal if you arrive before 5 pm. The staff, who are cute ladies, are very kind and accommodating. I tried the Jajangmyeon this time, and it was incredibly delicious. The side dishes can be refilled once, which is also a nice touch. I would like to come back next time to try the Kimchi stew. :)

Located about a 15-minute walk from JR Namba Station, this shop has a K-POP playing inside, giving it a Korean-like atmosphere. Looking at the menu, it seems a bit pricey. I ordered the spicy ramen and a bento box. The spicy ramen had a familiar flavor with a raw egg inside. I can handle spicy food well, so I enjoyed it. The bento box was a bit on the spicy side, so those who don't like spicy food may find it tough. The customers were mostly Korean. I'm thinking of coming back at night next time. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this restaurant as my second stop. I made a reservation for 8:00 pm, but the restaurant was already full. I couldn't decide whether to go for the all-you-can-eat option, but since it was my second stop, I decided to order individual dishes considering my stomach capacity. I had Chukumi, Buldak, Kimbap, Samgyeopsal, Chamisul, and Makgeolli, and all of them tasted authentic and delicious. I was happy to see a variety of Korean dishes and drinks. I will definitely come back next time with an empty stomach for the all-you-can-eat option.

I came to a Korean restaurant on the outskirts of Minami for lunch. The restaurant was empty when I arrived, but the staff were all busy speaking Korean to each other while working. In Korea, the delivery culture is much more developed compared to Japan, and this restaurant seemed to be carrying on that native Korean delivery culture. Delivery drivers similar to Uber were coming and going, while the staff were busy packing orders. They seemed too preoccupied to attend to the customers dining in, so customers had to help themselves to water and cutlery. You could turn any dish into a set meal here. You could also choose from individual dishes, or opt for the daily set meal. Today's daily set meal options were Kimchi Fried Rice or Bibimbap. I chose Bibimbap. It came with a sunny-side-up egg, egg soup, Japchae, and Kimchi. The Kimchi had a nice level of fermentation, with a thick and smooth texture that I liked. The restaurant is located at 2-2-6 Minatomachi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka.

I made a reservation for takeout at 09:15 and waited until 09:30 because the payment couldn't be processed. Takeout was 30% off. Previous customers: 2 orders. Following customers: 0. Stir-fried squid × 1. Spicy seasoned squid... Chewy...

Today, I went out early in the morning in the rain to do some shopping in Osaka. I went to a public bath and stopped by here for breakfast! It's a Korean restaurant run by native Koreans, serving Korean style breakfast in a Korean-style interior. The familiar owner who used to cook at the restaurant was not there, but there were young male and female chefs and staff, probably managed by the owner. They also deliver bento boxes to nearby companies, and they receive continuous bento orders via email! Amazing! For the meal, my partner had Sundubu jjigae set and I had Tenjang kuk set. We also ordered Chapchae, Cheese Dakgalbi, Korean seaweed, Janchi, 2 glasses of pomegranate shochu highball, 2 glasses of lemon shochu highball, and 1 bottle of Chamisul. We ate and drank a lot, and the bill was just under 8,000 yen. It was a luxurious meal in the morning! After that, we were picked up by my partner's acquaintance and joined them to go shopping at a Korean grocery store. This was our breakfast while waiting for the acquaintance! Enjoy your meal!

Najimichi Jimi, located next to Maimai in Namba Motomachi, has moved from its previous location. It was my first time visiting, although I often drive by. I ordered the Pure Tofu Stew (Sundubu) for 800 yen, and added 200 yen for a set meal. The set meal came with rice, a small portion of Chapchae, and two pieces of Jimi. The staff here is younger compared to nearby restaurants like Myeongdong and K-story. The Pure Tofu Stew wasn't too spicy, so I wonder if they toned it down for me.

The future is something you decide for yourself, and the most radiant form of living is right now. This is a quote from the drama "This is Not a Business Expense!" I was also interested in watching Kuroki Haru's "Nagi's Long Vacation" airing at the same time, but I chose this one. Instead of a clear-cut decision like the title suggests, the image of the heroine played by Tabu Mikako, who is always wavering, remains vivid. Today, I visited the Korean restaurant "Najimikinpa." I noticed that it had recently relocated nearby. I was a bit confused about the official store name, whether it was "Minna Pocha" or "Najimikinpa," but based on the website, I decided to prioritize "Najimikinpa." I ordered the daily special set meal [Spicy Stir-Fried Pork] for 700 yen. I was originally thinking of getting the stew set meal, but the daily special set meal was cheaper, so I changed my mind. The main dish for today was the spicy stir-fried pork. It also came with two side dishes (bean sprout namul, small cut chijimi, beef stir-fry), rice, and tofu soup. The bright red color made me expect it to be very spicy, but it wasn't as spicy as I thought. The onions were crunchy and had a spicy kick. The pork belly was quite generous, giving it a satisfying texture. It went well with the rice. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. They also sold a takeout BBQ bento for 500 yen. I walked the path diligently, stealthily, and without regret.

After drinking two bottles of Chamisul, I had a bulgogi set meal and bibim cold noodles for only 2200 yen. Isn't that too cheap?! I think there must be a mistake, so I left the restaurant without saying anything. No one knows... (laughs) #Minatomachi, Naniwa-ku #Korean restaurant #Najimichijimi #lunchtime

The staff was very kind and recommended delicious food for us to order! Everything we tried was tasty. We opted for the all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink option, and we were able to eat to our heart's content. This place was really great.

The ramen was so spicy that I drank all the water in the pitcher. The coupon that comes with ordering 4 items is so versatile, it even includes Kimbap. Next time, I want to go with a large group and try the all-you-can-eat option!

The usual. There doesn't seem to be any daily deals for 770 yen, and if you get the stew and set meal, it's likely to cost over 1000 yen.

I surprisingly found my way here without getting lost. It's close to the main street, so I felt safe! I had the 2200 yen all-you-can-eat option. The all-you-can-eat requires you to order one drink, so it's around 2500 yen. They had dishes like tteokbokki, japchae, cheese dakgalbi, jeon, and assorted namul... The tteokbokki was the spiciest! It was quite hot in my mouth. But it also had a nice sweetness to it and was delicious. Most of the staff were Korean, but there were also some Japanese staff. I noticed that they had their nationality written on the back of their uniforms. The UberEATS delivery guys kept coming in one after another. They must be really busy! The food here is so delicious! ⚠️ Let's make sure to wear clothes that can handle a bit of smell!! ⚠️

I ordered a snack set for delivery for 2620 yen, and it was amazing! It included one kimbap, one jeon, and one serving of tteokbokki. The kimbap had pickles in it even though I asked for it without, but it was a fun surprise. This set is perfect for a late-night snack for two. My favorite was the jeon! It had a crispy outside and a chewy inside that was irresistible. I would definitely order this again when I get hungry at night!

I remember eating at this place about 5-6 years ago. This time, I got takeout and added samgyupsal as a topping to my kimbap. There were some crispy thin strips in it, maybe that was the samgyupsal? The kimbap was light, so I could eat it quickly.