On August 22, 2023, I visited Maruman Sushi Honten in Minamisenmachi for the first time for lunch. I ordered the Sushi Assortment Set Meal for 850 yen with a side of cold udon. It arrived in about 10 minutes. The assortment included tuna, salmon, yellowtail, flounder, egg, battered sushi, red shrimp, and horse mackerel sushi, along with two rolls and a small udon, all for 850 yen, which is quite reasonable. The freshness of the fish was evident as soon as I took a bite. The temperature of the sushi rice and the balance of the toppings were excellent, clearly distinguishing it from conveyor belt sushi. The udon had a nice chewiness and was delicious. Although I was only half full, I was satisfied with the meal for 850 yen. I also became interested in trying their eel rice bowl next time. Thank you for the meal!

Katsuo dish, egg yolk sauce, chawanmushi, and nigiri sushi were all delicious. The rice was warm and fresh until around the middle, where it became cold and tasty. The managatsuo simmered in oyster broth and kamasu were also very good. The service of the drink server was a bit too much around the edges, which may be uncomfortable for some. The white shrimp with kelp was tasty, as well as the sweet sea urchin, negitoro, and tamago. Overall, the sushi was good for a quick meal, but considering the price, Maruman Sushi Honten in the shopping district might be a better option. The lack of motivation from the drink server was also noticeable. In general, it might be a bit expensive for one person to spend 10,000 yen here.

This is a sushi restaurant with a nice atmosphere. This time, I went to the one in Kitahama, but I found the rice slightly firm and the fish toppings average. I suggest getting the 1.5-person sushi platter to feel satisfied. The miso soup was delicious.

At Temma, I had the sashimi set lunch instead of sushi (tax included 850 yen). It came with 5 types of sashimi (amberjack, bonito, salmon, sea bass, octopus) + a small tamago side dish, hijiki simmered miso soup, rice, and pickles. The sashimi pieces were a bit small, but easy to eat and quite elegant. The taste was good, especially the octopus and sea bass were delicious! The hijiki simmered side dish was also very tasty and served its purpose well. The restaurant seems like a long-established one. There are many dining options in the Temma shopping street, so running a restaurant must be tough. I'm about 80% full now, so maybe I'll try one more place! Thank you for the meal!

Lunch time in September of the 4th year of Reiwa (11:00~) Sushi assortment for 850 yen, including 7 pieces of nigiri sushi, bar sushi, 2 pieces of thin rolls, a side dish, and red miso soup. It's a great value lunch set. You can choose from udon, soba, or red miso soup for the soup, and this time I chose red miso soup, which was delicious.

I went for lunch at a revolving sushi restaurant, which was exciting. I think I had a seafood bowl... I couldn't decide between that and eel (same price), but I ended up choosing the eel set (with red miso soup) for 850 yen (there was also a higher-priced option). It was a bit pricey for just one piece of eel and a piece of tamagoyaki. The taste was average, and each piece of eel came with a separate packet of sansho pepper for self-service. The seafood bowl looked delicious, so I would rate it 3.2 out of 5 stars.

I had been planning to go there for quite some time, but I had forgotten about it. The origin of Fujioka Company. The best sushi in Japan, Maru at Sakana-ya in Lucua underground. Not Fuji Food System. It's not clearly written on Wiki, but... It was more delicious than I expected! Upper Futomaki, Delicious Smile! Summer Sake Set 60ml x 3 types: Shonosato from Osaka, Chiyonokame from Ehime, and Oyukawa from Ikeda-cho, Nagano. Summer Light Set: Temma appetizer assortment, 10 pieces of red miso soup, and Upper Futomaki.

I have to use the discount tickets for Tenmangu, so I decided to go there. I recently went to Sakuranomiya Golf and wandered around the shopping street around 10:50 a.m. There aren't many shops open at 11 a.m., but there are quite a few open from 11:30 a.m. The shops that open at 11 a.m. are either soba, traditional set meal, sushi, or Sorasushi. I still have discount tickets, so I will probably visit two more places next time. I will enter right when they open and sit at the counter. I ordered a sushi assortment for 1000 yen, which comes with a choice of udon or soba. There are 5 choices available, but I decided to go with soba as I felt it would be more nutritious. The sushi arrived in about 5 minutes, with various types including egg, yellowtail, octopus, tempura, squid, salmon, sea bream, bonito, horse mackerel, and rolled sushi. There was also a cucumber salad roll. The soba came with a topping that looked like simmered scallops, without the red pickled ginger. It also had a squid tentacle attached, which seemed like a bonus. I'm quite full now, but the discount tickets were worth it. It's a good deal with a 40% discount. I'm feeling like having some sake, but I can't get drunk today. I need to head back home and take a nap instead of going to Umeda.

For the March to April projects, we will be running two serializations almost simultaneously: "2022 Meaty 30 Match" and "2022 Seafood 30 Match." The seafood series will focus on dishes where seafood is a key element rather than the main ingredient. In this review, we visited Maruman Sushi Main Store in Minamimorimachi, Osaka, and ordered the Sashimi Set Meal for 780 yen.

Marumansushi Honten, located south of the Shotengai in Senshomachi. They offer takeout options, but also have a variety of affordable lunch options. The counter seating is spaced out for safety. The restaurant seems to be quite popular. I ordered the "Nigiri Moriawase" for 780 yen (tax included). It comes with either red miso soup, udon, or soba. Since it was hot, I chose the cold udon. It was served in about 5 minutes. The set included 8 pieces of nigiri sushi and 2 rolls, which was quite a generous portion. With the udon included, it was a great value. Every piece of sushi was delicious. The restaurant had a lively atmosphere.

After 3 o'clock in the evening, I went for a late lunch in search of a place near Minami-Morimachi Station, wandering around the Tenjinbashi-Suji Shopping Street. Since it was past lunch hours, there were not many open restaurants, but I stumbled upon Marumaru Sushi. It seems like they are open all day, which is convenient for those looking for a late lunch. I was seated at the end of the counter, which was a bit disappointing as I couldn't see the sushi chef in action. I ordered the Kitahama set, which came with a miso soup, adding to the value. I really wanted to have a beer, but since alcohol was not allowed at the time, I had to skip it. The miso soup and sushi were very comforting and delicious. The miso soup had plenty of fish scraps in it, which added to the flavor. Thank you for the meal.

"I want to tell you - without hesitation - that I will go" (song: "My Way") Found a great deal for lunch at the classy-looking "Maruman Sushi"! The chef exudes elegance and the staff are attentive and polite, truly reflecting the restaurant's long history. The assorted sushi lunch set is only 780 yen including tax. The presentation is beautiful and artistic! It includes 7 pieces of nigiri sushi such as octopus, squid, yellowtail, tuna, egg, and salmon, along with 1 piece of tempura and 2 pieces of rolls. The flavors are authentic and delicious! The set also comes with red miso soup and a tamago (egg) salad. It's such a steal to enjoy high-quality sushi at this price - pure happiness!

I had some errands nearby during lunchtime and decided to visit a sushi restaurant that has been in business since 1947. Apart from sushi, they also offer set meals and eel rice bowls. To combat the lingering summer heat, I ordered the eel rice bowl (850 yen). One distinctive feature of this dish is the eel roll that comes with it. The taste of the eel itself and the sauce was good, but what really stood out was the eel roll. The egg was cooked just right, not too hard or too soft, with a nice texture. Combined with the flavor of the eel, it was very satisfying. The restaurant is located in Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street, 3rd block, and is a short walk from Minami-morimachi station. Despite the ongoing pandemic, there were still people buying takeout bento boxes when I visited. It was a great way to enjoy a nice lunchtime at the end of summer! Thank you for the meal!

This is a traditional sushi restaurant located in Minamimorimachi♬ It's a well-known spot in the area. I often see sushi packs and rolled sushi being sold at the storefront these days. One day, I decided to have sushi for lunch here❤️ The interior of the restaurant is quite spacious and there is even a second floor with tatami seating! It feels like visiting a relative's house with a lovely atmosphere (・∀・)w (The restroom is on the second floor) For the order, we got: ★Assorted sashimi ★Simmered tai fish head ★Grilled salted sea bream ★Bonito tataki ★Fatty tuna sushi roll ★Various drinks~⭐️ The sashimi included the classic trio of "tai, salmon, tuna~" and the octopus with plum paste was a nice touch. You can enjoy traditional flavors with the simmered and grilled fish. The highly anticipated "fatty tuna sushi roll" was incredibly fatty and delicious. The thick roll of the sushi roll, which has been preserved since its establishment, was impressive. After having some blowfish fin sake, I felt great❤️ It was a relaxing lunch with sake at this long-established sushi restaurant, making me feel the essence of Japan✨ #Minamimorimachi #Sushi #Savannah in Lion♡

Maruman Sushi is one of the many popular sushi restaurants in the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street area, known for its casual dining and open hours from lunchtime. I visited this restaurant on a holiday afternoon for a sushi and drinks session. The restaurant has a long history, dating back to 1947, giving it a somewhat traditional feel. The establishment is a two-story building with a counter seating area and spacious table seating on the first floor, while the second floor has private tatami rooms for larger gatherings. I started with a refreshing draft beer and ordered a variety of dishes, including a sashimi platter with sea bream, octopus, yellowtail, salmon, and fatty tuna. The sea bream had a firm texture and great flavor, while the octopus was chewy and delicious. The yellowtail was decent, and the salmon was fatty and tender. The fatty tuna was also flavorful but slightly watery. I then tried the grilled sweetfish, which had a mix of dry and tender meat. The sea bream head simmered in broth was overly salty for my taste. The fatty tuna sushi had a lot of fat and a unique white color, which was not to my liking. The recommended thick roll was filled with ikura, shrimp, tarako, egg, and sweet-savory cooked shiitake mushrooms, offering a flavorful combination. Overall, the dishes were standard for a casual sushi restaurant, and the service was average. The total cost for one person, including drinks, was around 6000 yen. Maruman Sushi is a convenient option for a leisurely drink and meal from day to night. After noticing the name "Fujio Oshizu" on the restaurant's sign, I was curious about the history of Maruman Sushi and its founder. Upon further research, I discovered some fascinating facts about the restaurant's roots, which added an unexpected twist to my dining experience.

It's lunchtime and I visited this place for lunch. In a previous article, I was immediately drawn to the eel rice bowl, so I ordered it. It was served beautifully. The eel rice bowl looked delicious and the cost-performance ratio seemed decent. It also came with a small side of soba noodles. It was tasty. Thank you for the meal!

I had always been curious about the sushi restaurant in Minamimori-machi shopping street. I couldn't make a reservation by phone in advance, but I was able to get a seat. The first floor has a counter and table seats, while the second floor has tatami seating. We ordered drinks, Doshima, and various simmered dishes, and also added sushi by the piece. We left feeling satisfied and full. The non-sushi dishes, especially the simmered dishes, were delicious. The flavors had seeped through thoroughly. As for the sushi, it was just like you'd expect from a sushi restaurant. The seaweed was crispy where it needed to be, and the flavors were refreshing where they needed to be. I realized that there's a balance to the taste of fish. Overall, I was very satisfied.

This is a sushi restaurant located in Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. There were three of us, so we sat at a table and ordered a bottle of beer, a sushi assortment (1000 yen), and an eel and rice bowl (1000 yen). We started with a side dish of simmered sea bream scraps, which was incredibly delicious. The sushi pieces were quite plentiful, but the taste was just okay. However, the set also came with soba noodles, making it a very filling and good value lunch for 1000 yen. My son ordered the eel and rice bowl, which also came with simmered sea bream scraps, eel, egg, and red miso soup, all for 1000 yen. It was also a great deal for lunch! Thank you for the meal!

In the 4th week of February 2019, after finishing work near the area between Hirakata Bridge and Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, I checked out a place called "Obachan's" for lunch before heading back to the office from Osaka Tenmangu Shrine Station. However, they opened at 11:45, so I decided to walk around the shopping street. I then noticed a sign at Maruman Sushi that caught my eye: "Unagi (eel) rice bowl for 850 yen... can add mini soba or udon with red miso soup for an extra 50 yen." I decided to go in as I was intrigued. I ordered the Unagi rice bowl with mini soba for 900 yen. The assorted sushi set that another customer ordered looked good too. My Unagi rice bowl arrived and upon opening it, I noticed that there was less eel than expected. The price reflected the portion size, but it was still decent. The sample outside the store had tamagoyaki (rolled omelette), but mine had eel roll instead. The mini soba was a bit soft and reminded me of cheap supermarket noodles. The taste of the eel in the rice bowl was average, but the eel roll with fluffy and delicious tamagoyaki was a pleasant surprise. Overall, the price was reasonable for what you get. Although I wished there was some sansho (Japanese pepper) available on the counter to sprinkle on top.

I went to Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street for lunch. I remembered visiting this place once at night a long time ago. It left an impression of a very ordinary local sushi restaurant. It was a comfortable and relaxing place. After doing some research, I found out that the official name is "Honmaru Masushi." It was established in 1947 and has evolved from a dining hall to its current form. The "Maruman Sushi" that you see around Umeda are all part of the same group, but each one feels independent, with the chefs given a lot of freedom. The interior of the restaurant exudes a sense of history. There is a nice counter and plenty of table seats. The lunch menu offers six options, including chirashi and donburi, but I opted for the sushi assortment for 1,170 yen. It also comes with a choice of red miso soup, udon, or soba. This time, I chose soba. First, a set of 10 pieces of sushi, including hosomaki, was served. This was followed by the soba. Sushi and soba go really well together. Then, another set of 5 pieces of sushi arrived. It was quite a generous portion with seasonal ingredients, making it a delicious and affordable option for traditional Osaka-style sushi. Bon appétit!