This time, I visited DEARBROS. Sennichimae store in Sennichimae-suji shopping street. This shop offers a dish called "Kakuni Young" which is a registered trademark. The atmosphere is like a food stall and I really liked it. "Kakuni Young" costs 1,200 yen and consists of tender fluffy omelette rice topped with meltingly soft braised pork belly, with a sauce made with dashi that complements both the omelette rice and the braised pork. They also have other menu items like Wagyu Neil, Chicken Neil, and Mentaiko Neil which I am curious about. The main store is located in Suita, where they offer over 30 different types of omelette rice dishes. I would like to visit the main store as well.

On Saturday, I took a walk to this restaurant near Kansai University for lunch. I arrived before noon, so there were almost no customers, but soon students started coming in one after another. The American-style interior must be lively at night. The restaurant seems to specialize in omurice. With little prior knowledge, I decided to go for the top menu item, which I assumed would be the most popular. But before that, I ordered a side dish, which was potatoes. One thing I want to complain about is the condiments like ketchup and mustard. They should have been replenished properly before opening. Not just at my table, but overall, they were lacking. - Braised Pork Omurice (L) 1,099 yen - Set: Potatoes, Drink Now, onto the main dish, the omurice. The size ranges from SS to king, and I chose L. When the menu arrived, I was a bit surprised. I thought, "Huh?" and when I looked at the omurice from the top and sides, I realized it was quite a lot of rice. This called for the pitch-eating method, where you feel instinctively that you have to finish it quickly to avoid danger. It reminded me of the exploding fried rice at Yonaka Soba in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture. The omurice had soy-flavored rice instead of chicken rice. The braised pork, which was the filling, was quite sweet. I got tired of it quickly. So, I ended up adding ketchup and pepper midway, but it was frustrating because the condiments were not managed well. As expected in a restaurant located next to a college, the portion was generous and satisfying. The staff was good, but I wish they would improve the management of condiments.

I visited the restaurant after seeing another person's post. I ordered the "Kanmae-style Jumbo Chicken Cutlet Mountain" in size L and a lunch set (with potatoes and a drink). The menu and sizes are plentiful, making it hard to choose. Especially the sizes like King or Joker are for those with a big appetite. I ordered the L size assuming that the King size would be around 1.5 kilograms based on another person's post. Ordering is done through an app, which is quite convenient. When the Mountain arrived, it had a nice appearance, but it would have been even better if the chicken cutlets were more neatly arranged. The ketchup rice was surprisingly delicious when I tried it first. It has a mild flavor, so I kept eating. Starting with the mild ketchup rice, it felt light at first, but by the time I finished the chicken cutlets with demiglace sauce and the hearty ketchup rice, it was just right. The balance of flavors was exquisite. Although it was the L size, it felt like it was about 1 kilogram in quantity. When I asked how big the King size was at the time of payment, they said it was 1.5 times the size of the L. My assumption before ordering might have been surprisingly accurate. It was a delightful meal. #Kansai #KansaiGourmet #KansaiLunch #Osaka #OsakaGourmet #OsakaLunch #Kandaifront #KandaifrontGourmet #KandaifrontLunch #OmeletteRice #LargeServing #FoodChallenge #Diablo #DEARBROS. As I left the restaurant, I was reminded of Grill MOTO's Katsudora, perhaps because they have a similar style.

Last time, the omurice was delicious so I decided to visit with my wife this time! This time, we focused on sweet dishes! I ordered an American parfait served in a jug or pitcher, and surprisingly it was reasonably priced. I thought it was a jug because it didn't seem too big, so I ordered a pasta in "Joker size" for the main dish! I was asked to order through a QR code as before. I ordered: Bacon Cream Parmesan Pasta in Joker size, American parfait, and Chicken White Broth Rare Char Siu Omurice S (additional order). My wife focused on sweets and ordered: American Fried Chicken Steak, American Fried Potato in BIG size (enough for two people), and Diablo Sundae. The dishes were served shortly after. The Bacon Cream Parmesan Pasta was recommended by the staff as it was similar to carbonara, but I found it to be rich yet lacking in flavor. The portion in Joker size was quite generous, but the noodles were surprisingly short, perhaps for easier sharing. The American parfait had too much whipped cream and cereal, making it overly sweet and unbalanced. The ingredients seemed a bit cheap in taste. The Chicken White Broth Rare Char Siu Omurice was a bit lacking so I ordered an additional one. It felt like pouring ramen soup over omurice, and while each component was tasty, there was a slight sense of discomfort. The American Fried Chicken Steak was amazing with delicious spices. I wanted to have more of it! The American Fried Potato was also delicious with the melted butter spreading beautifully, making it tasty even when cold. Overall, this visit had mixed reviews as our preferences differed. The collaboration with the chefs from the Imperial Hotel may be limited to certain menu items. Thank you for the meal!

I found "W Sekizen-style Jumbo Chicken Cutlet Mountain!" at Diablo and it's huge! So, I decided to go for lunch! The restaurant has a nice American atmosphere. I arrived first for lunch and the place was not crowded as the university was still on break. Initially, they handed me a paper with a QR code to place an order, but I was a bit confused. Eventually, they came to take my order directly. I ordered the W Sekizen-style Jumbo Chicken Cutlet Mountain (Joker size) and a cola. I asked if they had a larger size for the cola, which they did for an additional charge. The food was served, and it was a huge omurice covered with chicken cutlets. The omurice was delicious with a light and flavorful taste. The chicken cutlets were also tasty, and the demi-glace sauce was really good. Despite the large portion, I managed to finish it all. It was a great meal! I would like to try their large parfait next time.

A pub on Student Street known for its large portion dishes. The main attraction for me was the huge dessert that I couldn't try last time. Smoking is allowed. There are counter seats, table seats, and music videos playing on the monitors (I heard 3rd Generation J Soul Brothers). The amount is incredible. My wife and younger daughter's mini parfait (377 yen) looked like a normal size parfait. I ordered the most popular Diablo Sundae (Strawberry 577 yen), in a normal size but definitely extra large. However, it was delicious and I managed to finish it all. Thank you for the meal.

Near Hankyu Seki-University Station, there is an American bar with a lively American atmosphere. The service was good. I ordered the "Kakuni-Young M" for 1098 yen, which you order by scanning a barcode with your smartphone. The dish was omurice topped with kakuni (braised pork belly). It was visually impressive, but the sauce didn't quite match the omurice, and the kakuni itself was a bit dry. The portion size was quite large even for a medium, and I ended up leaving some behind.

Kansai-style Jumbo Chicken Cutlet Combo M ¥827

A student street Western-style bar. They have a wide variety of drinks (alcohol)! The food is cheap and comes in large portions! However, the taste is just okay... The cocktails are not that great either. If you don't like cigarette smoke, it's better not to go. It's more of a place for people who want to eat and drink a lot, have fun, and not really focus on the taste.

I went to a restaurant with an American-style atmosphere. I couldn't decide between curry and omurice, so I ordered the Teriyaki Chicken Combo in a small size for $629. The sweet and savory teriyaki chicken was crispy and delicious. The seaweed added a nice touch! The meal came with white rice topped with a thin omelette, salad, and french fries, like a children's lunch. Maybe I should have gotten the medium size. Thank you for the meal!

Second daughter and I stayed home alone, so we decided to dine out in the neighborhood. We found a place with dishes that looked like something students would eat, with huge portions. The desserts also looked delicious, so we planned to order more if we were still hungry. We ordered the "Kanmae-style Jumbo Chicken Cutlet Mountain Combo (M)" for 829 yen. Smoking allowed. It took about 10 minutes for the food to be served. Even though we chose the medium size, the amount of food was incredible. There was no time to savor the taste, it was all about how much we could eat. My daughter ordered the "Shrimp Mountain (S)" for 727 yen, also in a small size but with a substantial amount of food. It would be enough for a man. In the end, we had to leave half of it and take the rest home in a doggy bag. It's amazing how students can finish such huge portions. Looking at the menu, I realized that the M size had the most food (there was no L size). The total cost was 1680 yen (tax included).

Lunch on this day was at DEARBROS. near Kandai. Located on the street from Hankyu Kandai-mae Station to Kandai, this restaurant has a menu with a kind of American feel. The interior is spacious, with tables spread out towards the back. It was lunchtime, so there were many students. The menu includes Curry Rice starting from 299 yen for an SS size. The most popular dish at the restaurant seems to be the Chicken Curry. The Omelette Rice is also available for less than a coin if you choose the SS size. The Bacon Italian Pasta is available for 499 yen for an S size. There are combo menus and options for toppings, so the menu variety is rich. I ordered the Curry Rice in M size for 499 yen because I needed a lot of food! It took about 15 minutes for the Curry Rice to arrive! It was voluminous even though it was an M size. By the way, the L size was not listed on the menu. Maybe it's a hidden menu item? The rice is piled high, and the curry is generously poured over it. I want to drown in a sea of curry! On the other side, there is a generous serving of Fukujinzuke. The curry had a sweetness at the first bite, but then the spiciness kicked in. It says "The ultimate curry made from homemade bouillon!!" on the menu, so they seem confident in their curry! The spiciness became more pronounced from the second bite, and by the time I finished eating, my mouth was slightly tingling. I wonder if those who like spicy food can still taste the sweetness all the way through? I was full after eating the M size large portion curry. The total at the register was 538 yen excluding tax. But it was clearly written at the top of the menu that "displayed prices do not include tax."

We went to dinner with a friend to check out a restaurant for my upcoming birthday party. We arrived around 6 o'clock and the place wasn't too crowded yet, so we sat at the counter. The menu had a variety of options and the portion sizes were surprisingly generous for the prices. I ordered the American Mountain in size small, while my friend got the grated hamburger combo in size small. We were worried if the small sizes would be enough, but they turned out to be huge. The American Mountain was as big as a large plate at Pom no Ki. The grated hamburger combo was also a large portion, so we were glad we didn't go for the larger sizes. We noticed a man next to us ordered the chicken curry in size large, which came in a huge bucket-like plate. The alcohol was okay, but a bit on the light side. The restaurant had a casual vibe, perfect for university students. The staff were attentive and mentioned they do birthday performances with music and allow you to bring your own cake. The place is not very spacious, so it might not be suitable for large parties. Overall, it's a great spot for small gatherings or birthday parties for university students in the area.

In this area filled with Kansei University students, I happened to have a meal at a certain restaurant here. I ordered the Chicken Young, which is like teriyaki sauce fried chicken omelette rice (served with white rice). It's a taste that I personally love, similar to Jackfood. I think young people would also enjoy this flavor!

I personally love the atmosphere of this place and often come here for lunch. It's dark and has a nice vibe. When I feel like eating omurice near Kandaimae, this is the place I always go to. The portions are generous, delicious, and they have a wide variety of omurice options. When my friends suggest drinking in the afternoon, we always come here. They have a wide selection and you can drink from the afternoon, which is great. Sometimes when I visit at night, I see a gentleman sitting alone at the counter enjoying his drink.

I often use this place for drinking parties and such! They have a wide variety of drink menu with many original cocktails. They offer several courses, making it easy to use even when you just want to drink. They also have all-you-can-eat omurice, which is great for when you just want to eat! I also use it during the day, and being in a student area, the prices are cheap with generous portions, making it a good deal! The food comes out quickly and the service is good.

It seems to be a staple for students at Seki University. I'm not a student there, but I often come here after circle practice. The taste is like a classic American burger, not bad. I recommend the Chicken Meal. They have four sizes - SS, S, M, L - but I can't finish a size L, M is my limit. The cost performance is great. Also, the female staff are cute! It's recommended for those who are into sports.