Hello. I'm Keinsuke. Today, I would like to introduce "Inasa Sushi" located in Yao. I had been wanting to visit this restaurant for a long time, but it was difficult to make a reservation. However, a friend invited me, and I finally had the chance to visit. Although Yao is far, it is definitely worth a visit to this sushi restaurant. If you are traveling by train, you can go to Kintetsu Yao Station. If you are driving, please note that there are only spaces for 2 cars to park, so be careful. If you can't find a parking space, you can park at a nearby parking lot. Reservations can be made by phone or by making a reservation when you visit the restaurant. If you choose to call, it is recommended to call before opening hours or after 1:30 pm, as the restaurant is popular and the staff may not be able to answer the phone during peak hours. During my visit, there were 3-4 groups of people who came without a reservation and unfortunately could not enter the restaurant, so be sure to make a reservation before going to Yao. As for ordering, you can either order the "Omakase Set" or order individual items. This time, I wanted to try a variety of different types of sushi, so I chose to order individual items. When ordering individual items, you write down the items on a piece of paper and give it to the chef. For food, I ordered the "A La Carte" (4000 yen per person), which is known for its large pieces of sushi. The toppings are so big that you can't see the rice underneath. The gunkan sushi is overflowing with ingredients, and it's amazing. I ordered various types of sushi, such as tuna, otoro, flounder, sweet shrimp, sea urchin, salmon roe, eel, squid, crab meat, salmon, oyster, fatty tuna, and eel with cucumber. The prices are not listed, which may be a bit concerning, but when you receive the bill, you'll be surprised at the quality and price. The large pieces of sushi filled me up, and I especially loved the gunkan series with sweet shrimp, crab meat, and salmon roe overflowing. The taste of each sushi was delicious, and the chef even gave comments like "Today's fish is a bit less fatty, is that okay?" when taking orders, which was helpful. In conclusion, someone who had made a reservation for the same time had come all the way from Shikoku. This shows how popular the restaurant is, so I highly recommend making a reservation. I hope to visit again someday! Thank you for the wonderful meal!

Inasa Sushi @ Yao City, Osaka Long time no see! Inasa Sushi is located in a residential area, where you write down what you want to eat on a piece of paper to order. It's always crowded, but this time I had: - Assorted nigiri - Kamatoro - Amaebi - Red sea urchin - Toro Taku - Sake-steamed clams Everything was amazing, especially the amount and size of the clams in the sake-steamed dish. The red sea urchin had a completely different taste from the uni in the assorted plate, and it was delicious. I want to come here every week! Thank you for the delicious meal. Location: 4-66 Midorigaoka, Yao City, Osaka #InasaSushi #KansaiGourmet #OsakaGourmet #SushiInstagram #Gourmet #SushiLovers #SushiAddict #SushiLunch #Tabelog #Delicious #Seafood #FoodPorn #SakeSteamedClams #AkoOysters #InasaSushiYao #YaoGourmet #YaoSushi #GourmetInstagram #FoodiesWanted #tmzoooGourmet

It's difficult to make a reservation at Inasa Sushi, so I visit monthly. This time, they had fresh tuna toro and kamatoro, which were amazingly delicious! The bill for two people was 8000 yen... I wonder if it will ever exceed 10,000 yen. Now, as a thank you to everyone who reads my posts, I will share the quickest way to make a reservation at the time of this post. They have unplugged their phone line since around February due to constant calls during business hours. The only time they can answer the phone is from 22:00 to 22:30 for reservations. So, the golden time to call for a reservation is 22:00 on business days. If you're close by, you could also visit the restaurant after 20:00 or 21:00. Please use this information if you want to visit.

I visited for lunch but all seats were full, reservation required. They were able to squeeze me in for just an hour. The set menu was very satisfying with generous portions. I also ordered the Toro Takumaki which was also very filling. Great cost performance and delicious. A regular customer at the next table recommended the steamed clams, so I would like to try that next time.

On this day, we all went to Inasa Sushi♪ A friend recommended this place and made a reservation for us since they work nearby, yay! When we arrived, we found out that making a reservation was quite difficult as the phone line was always busy. Moreover, even those who didn't have a reservation were showing up (of course, they couldn't be accommodated), so reservations are a must! The nearest station to Inasa Sushi is Yao Station, but walking from JR is almost impossible, so it's better to go from Kintetsu Yao Station, right? Our friend from Jimo-ti came to pick us up from the station, and we zoomed to the restaurant. When we entered, we were told to choose any seat we liked, but since the place was not fully set up and customers were scattered around, we were a bit puzzled about where to sit. The chef kindly gave us the option to sit side by side or in a corner, so we chose the corner. The order process was unique, as we had to write our choices on a small memo and hand it to the chef. We ordered vinegar oysters, marinated tuna, and steamed clams. The menu only listed sushi, but there were some side dishes available too! The oysters were huge and delicious, the clams were fresh and tasty, and the marinated tuna was generously served as a complimentary dish by the chef. We also tried squid, fatty tuna, flounder, amberjack, crab miso, sweet shrimp, eel, salmon roe, and fatty octopus sushi. The sushi was all delicious and the portions were generous! The squid was served with a sweet sauce and was delightful. The fatty tuna was a bit intimidating at first, but it turned out to be incredibly tasty. The eel had some bones, which could be a bit bothersome. The salmon roe with cucumber was a classic combination. Overall, the sushi was great! We couldn't finish with the fatty octopus sushi due to being too full. The total bill for three people, including beer, sake, and cocktails, was surprisingly affordable. We were expecting to pay around 10,000 yen each, but it was much less. We are already planning our next visit, but we need to figure out how to make a reservation. The chef mentioned that there are specific times when the phone line is less busy, so we will inquire about that for our next visit. If you are curious, feel free to message us on Tabelog. Thank you for the delicious meal! ♥

Today's lunch was at Inasa Sushi in Yao. It's hot, so I took a taxi from Kon-Yao haha. The princess there is very reliable and even made a reservation for us without me having to say anything. We were seated in a corner L-shape, which made it easy for us to chat. The sushi pieces were huge! The prices weren't listed, so we weren't sure, but we just ordered a variety of things to share. Surprisingly, the bill was very reasonable. We had a great time eating. Thank you!

It's not just cheap, the volume is satisfying and the taste is great. The tuna dishes are delicious, but the amount of toppings on the battleship sushi is generous. On this day, we ordered 15 varieties and clam sake steamed for ¥3,500. Reservations are a must! You must go! ~~----------------------------------------~~ Shop: Inasa Sushi Address: 4-6 Midorigaoka, Yao City, Osaka Hours: 12:00-14:00, 18:00-22:00 Closed: Mondays, Tuesdays Private parking available (2 spaces) Phone: 0729-96-6051 Access: - About 20 minutes from JR Loop Line Tennoji to Tsuruhashi and then Kintetsu Yao, fare: 440 yen - About 30 minutes from Subway Tanimachi Line Tennoji or Abeno to Tanimachi Kyuchome and then Kintetsu Yao, fare: 490 yen For more Osaka, Tennoji, and Abeno area food recommendations, check out my other posts on Instagram @hibi_turnalia. If you're interested, please follow and save. I'd be happy! ~~----------------------------------------~~

I visited the restaurant around 12 PM on Saturday without a reservation, but luckily they had an opening. There were 3 types of assorted sushi sets available, and since it was my first visit, I decided to go with the 10-piece set for 1,400 yen. The fish was fresh and the flavors were rich, melting in my mouth and tasting delicious. Next time, I plan to try the next level of assorted sushi. The cost performance was great and I left feeling very satisfied.

I visit a sushi restaurant called Inasa Sushi once a month. It has been difficult to make reservations since last year, and now it's even harder. The quality of the sushi is consistently good, especially the fatty tuna on my last visit. We ordered individual pieces of sushi this time, and the total bill for two people was 7010 yen, which was even cheaper than last time. The chef seemed lively and the atmosphere was great after the long holiday break. I recommend this place for sushi lovers in Osaka.

Notice: Inasa Sushi will be closed from May 29th (Mon) to June 21st (Wed). I visited the monthly Inasa Sushi event again this month! Starting with a 10-piece nigiri set, I added uni, yellowtail, and tuna akami to my order. When I asked the chef if they still had shirako, he humbly mentioned they had some frozen natural tiger pufferfish shirako. I asked for it as an otsumami, and received a generous portion of delicious shirako. Once again, I left completely satisfied and full, and when the bill came... it was 8240 yen for 2 people. I don't think I can leave this place until I spend 5000 yen per person. See you again next month! Please enjoy your break! I returned home feeling incredibly happy ♥️ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ If you liked the post, please like ♥️ and follow. If you found any interesting posts, please save them. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Visited on May 25, 2023. Spent a little over 8000 yen for 2 people, cash only. A few minutes walk from Kintetsu Yao Station. Parking available for 3 cars. No official website (only on Instagram). Foodlog rating at the time of posting: ⭐️⭐️⭐️3.18

The portion size and taste were great for the price. Even on weekdays, it's better to make a reservation in advance as there were people who couldn't get in without one. I didn't take any photos, but I was especially surprised by the firmness of the yellowtail and amberjack. I will definitely visit again!

I visited Ina Sushi, a restaurant that is buzzing on Instagram and TikTok, for my monthly visit. This time, I started with nigiri sushi, which I had never tried before. From the familiar sushi to the ones I don't usually order, I enjoyed a variety of dishes like fugu shirako, uni, otoro, amaebi, hotate, and toro taku. The total bill for two people was 7,920 yen, which was cheaper than last month. I think this place offers the best value for high-quality sushi. The restaurant is currently difficult to book due to the phone being turned off during business hours, but I will definitely be back next month. Date of Visit: 2023904.20 Cost: Around 8,000 yen for two people (cash only) Location: 10 minutes walk from Kintetsu Yao Station Parking available No official website (only on Instagram) Food rating at the time of posting: ⭐️⭐️⭐️3.15

I often get asked what my favorite food is, and hands down it's sushi. On this day, a parent and child from Kyoto sat next to us, enjoying their sushi so much, and it made me really happy. The sushi was overflowing with fresh toppings. There were four of us, and we had 24 plates of sushi and sake-steamed clams, which came out to over ¥4500. I've never spent that much before. Make sure to make a reservation because they might not have space if you go without one. They are closed until June 21st! Check out @yk_mg18 for more food and drink recommendations in Osaka. Just a heads up, these are my personal opinions and tastes, which may vary from person to person. #InasaSushi #KintetsuYaoGourmet #YaoGourmet #OsakaGourmet #OsakaSushi

Monthly tradition at Inasa Sushi, where influencers and Instagrammers frequent for the best cost-performance sushi in Osaka! This time, the highlight was the fatty tuna...!! The chef brought out today's special white fatty tuna with a smile, and it was truly white and delicious, not overly fatty but sweet! Other types of sushi were also fresh and incredibly tasty. We had seconds of the fatty tuna, as well as shrimp, tuna collar, sea urchin, and other high-quality toppings, totaling around 15 plates for just under 8500 yen... unbelievably cheap! Will definitely visit again next month.

I participated in a private party at Inasa Sushi, a well-known restaurant in Yao with the best cost performance. The assorted sushi was beautifully arranged with sea urchin, salmon roe, sweet shrimp, and crab meat overflowing on battleships, as well as extra-large portions of fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, and salmon. All the sushi was delicious and priced at only 2500 yen, which is incredibly cheap! We also ordered dancing prawns, avalanche fugu sperm sac, and clams steamed in sake, all of which were exceptional. We enjoyed a bellyful of delicious sushi for only 4000 yen, or just the assorted sushi and clams steamed in sake for 3000 yen. This popular restaurant requires reservations, so it's best to call a little before opening hours or during off-peak times to secure a reservation. It was truly the best budget sushi in Yao, a fantastic restaurant.

Inasa Sushi: A great value sushi counter standing in a residential area. ☑️ Special assorted sushi plate ¥2,500 ☑️ Steamed clams with sake ¥2,000 ☑️ Miso soup ¥150 ☑️ Fugu Shirako (milt) ¥？？？ I had been curious about "Inasa" for a while!! Finally, I visited for the first time~♡ The sushi toppings were all fresh and delicious!! And the nigiri sushi were generously topped!! Everything was so delicious, I couldn't get enough. The added shirako melted in my mouth~ I want to keep coming back... ✎ The restaurant has about 10 counter seats! It's a bit of a walk from the station, but definitely worth it no matter how many minutes it takes to get there. It's a good exercise after eating to your heart's content♪ Address: 4-66-16 Midorigaoka, Yao City, Osaka 581-0837 ⚐ Business Hours: Lunch 12:00-14:00, Dinner 18:00-22:00 ⚐ Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays ⚐ Phone: 072-996-6051 ⚐ Reservations: Accepted ⚐ Access: 17 minutes walk from Kintetsu Yao Station ⚐ Parking Available ⚐ Prices: ¥2,999-¥3,999 Thank you for reading until the end. Please like, follow, and save for more content.

■A sushi restaurant with a high-quality and affordable sushi set. I had been wanting to visit for a while, but it was far and I couldn't make it. However, this time I received an invitation to a lunch meeting and finally fulfilled my wish to visit. ■Order - Special assorted sushi set: 2,500 yen Includes fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, salmon, and more. The sushi pieces are incredibly large, allowing you to fully savor the flavors. - Steamed clam sake: 2,000 yen As soon as it was served, the aroma of clams filled the air. The clams are large and the broth is gentle. - Blowfish shirako: Shirako (blowfish milt) generously piled on top of sushi rice. The melt-in-your-mouth texture brings happiness to your mouth. - Tekka and unagi toro: A combination of tuna, eel, and pickled radish with cucumber. It's easy to eat with a perfect harmony of textures. ■Store Information - Access: Approximately 17 minutes on foot from Kintetsu Osaka Line "Kintetsu Yao Station" - Business hours: 12:00-20:00 - Regular holiday: Monday to Wednesday - Seating: Counter seats - Parking: None (Coin parking available nearby)

This place has amazing value for money! It's a popular sushi restaurant in a residential area in Yao. Even after multiple visits, you'll keep wanting to come back. It might be a bit tricky to find at first, but once you do, it's like an oasis for sushi lovers. They have a lot of funny jokes too. The prices aren't listed, which might make you uneasy, but for a set meal it's around 1500 yen, and for all-you-can-eat sushi with various types of fish, it's around 4000 yen. I can't wait to go back soon! 😊🍣

Sushi restaurant where you don't know the price of each item. Cheap, delicious, and the portions are huge! The fatty tuna is so melt-in-your-mouth. The blowfish sperm sac is also generously served. All this for just 2,500 yen... Apparently they raised the price by about 10 yen per piece due to recent inflation. Just go there and you'll be satisfied! Seriously~ --- Restaurant: Inasa Sushi Address: 4-6 Midorigaoka, Yao City, Osaka Hours: 12:00-14:00, 18:00-22:00 Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays Parking available for 2 cars Access: About 20 minutes from JR Tennoji to Kintetsu Yao (440 yen), or about 30 minutes from Subway Tanmachi Line Abeno to Kintetsu Yao (490 yen) For more Osaka, Tennoji, and Abeno area food recommendations, check out my other posts on Instagram @hibi_turnalia. If you're interested, please follow and save!

A hidden gem with great value and large portions! Located in a residential area, this popular restaurant may be hard to find at first, but you need to make a reservation to get in. Every dish is generously sized, and the chef is friendly, always recommending the best of the day. The atmosphere is welcoming, and I can't wait to go back!

This month, I went to Inasa Sushi again! It has become a monthly tradition for me to visit this place on Fridays for dinner. When I arrived, it was packed and the chef seemed very busy. On this day, I had Otoro, Kamatoro, Hamachi, Tai, Saba, Toro Taku, Kuruma Ebi, Oysters, Hotate, Uni, and Akadashi soup, among other things. Everything was consistently delicious and the portions were generous. The Kuruma Ebi was still moving! The Toro Taku featured in the cover photo had a thick texture and was very satisfying to eat. The total bill for two people was around 6500 yen, which is quite affordable. I hope to one day spend 10,000 yen in one night here. Reservations are still difficult to secure for the next two weeks, but I will definitely be back next month.