I received a birthday plate! I was a bit worried because I didn't have a photo, but the design was really cute!! The manager, or I'm not sure if it was the manager, but the man who served us was especially wonderful. When he brought the plate, he asked, "Should I take a photo for you?" and since it was before the food was served, he said, "Shall I bring it back later?" He was very kind! I ordered pasta, and they were able to make it without garlic and even offered to make it a larger portion for free. It was really good value for money!

I felt like the restaurant was understaffed. The food was delicious, but when my friend ordered cold noodles, it wasn't part of the lunch menu so the portion was surprisingly small. I wish they would offer cold noodles for lunch as well.

The beautifully polished mirrors scattered throughout are truly impressive. It feels like my soul is being cleansed. And in the summer, nothing beats... cold noodles. The authentic Korean gray noodles with buckwheat flour that are hard to chew. Served in a semi-transparent glass bowl, the cold noodles are surrounded by frozen soup, a summer tradition. The mild soup can be enjoyed until the last drop. Kimchi, egg, chashu, green onions, and cucumbers enhance the gray noodles. Although the bowl is placed alone on a large table, you will realize that it has a decent portion size as you continue eating. Enjoying the cool air passing through your throat while overcoming the heat. Korean cuisine, as well as Korean-Italian fusion dishes...KOREAN DINING HIDEAWAY 296.

My mother and I came from afar to visit this restaurant. We had made a reservation in advance, but I think we could have gotten in without one. The staff were not very friendly, but they did their job properly, which was good. We ordered the seafood sundubu with cheese topping and cranberry juice. The food was served quickly, which was nice. However, overall the dishes were too salty. The seafood was more like a seafood mix... so I guess it was decent for the price. The atmosphere was stylish.

I happened to pass by and was greeted by a pink frog. I ordered the Bulgogi Kimbap and chicken set for 880 yen. The service was fast, the food was delicious, and the portion size was great. Many Korean restaurants focus on Instagrammable dishes but end up disappointing in taste. However, this place had a calm atmosphere and was welcoming for solo diners. The menu is limited, but I'm excited to try other dishes like the stew and samgyeopsal next time.

The interior of the shop was beautiful and the atmosphere was very nice! The shop also had a pleasant smell! I think it would be great for a date, a group gathering, or a company drinking party! The service from the staff was also good. There was a wide variety of alcohol and the food was delicious!

I went to a new restaurant on a cold day because I wanted to eat spicy hot pot. For lunch, they had the following menu options: - Stone Bibimbap Lunch 880 yen - Bulgogi & Kimpa Lunch 880 yen - Pure Tofu Lunch 780 yen - Choice of Pasta Lunch 980 yen - Seafood Sundubu Lunch 880 yen I chose the Seafood Sundubu Lunch for 880 yen. It came with a large tofu sundubu, free rice refills, salad, and side dishes. It was delicious, and the seafood broth was excellent.

KOREAN DINING HIDEAWAY 296 (Rakutenchi Building, Kita-ku, Osaka) I went out to Umeda and headed east on the street between Navio and Five. I found a newly opened restaurant and decided to check it out. I was surprised to see that there were no other customers inside. The staff welcomed me to choose any seat I liked. I chose a semi-sofa seat in front of the VIP sofa at the back. I looked at the menu and decided not to have pasta this time. The pure tofu and bibimbap seemed too hot. I opted for the Bulgogi Kimpa & Chicken Lunch for 880 yen, which came with what seemed like fried chicken. The meal started with a plate of three side dishes and soup, followed by the Kimpa and fried chicken. The fried chicken was really crispy. The Kimpa was delicious. Soon, more customers started coming in, creating a nice atmosphere. (March 9, 2023) KOREAN DINING HIDEAWAY 296 5-1 Tsunoda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka Rakutenchi Building 1st floor 06-6867-7595

Today's lunch was the KOREAN DINING HIDEAWAY 296 Pure Tofu (Sundubu) lunch (¥780). It comes with pure tofu, rice (all-you-can-eat), salad, three side dishes, and it's very filling! You can add extra spiciness or cheese topping for an additional ¥100. The Sundubu is bubbling hot and looks very spicy (haha). It includes cabbage, shimeji mushrooms, leeks, onions, pork, and chili peppers, with eggs as a nice touch. The spiciness is just right, with a mix of miso sweetness and richness that makes it very tasty and goes well with rice. The side dishes include something like a mashed dish or chijimi, a quiche-like dish with cheese and broccoli, cucumber kimchi, and they make for a nice break between bites. Adjusting the soup well, I managed to finish two servings of rice. Thank you for the meal!

HIDEAWAY, which means a hidden place, also seems to imply a place for individuals, as solo diners are also welcome. It was a cozy restaurant. With the cold wave hitting, the only choice for lunch was the piping hot Sundubu. Excited about whether it would be spicy or not, I eagerly awaited the finished dish. It comes with rice, salad, and side dishes for only 780 yen, which is a great deal. And you can have unlimited rice refills. Despite my initial worry about the egg yolk on the menu, it was actually hidden at the bottom. The Sundubu had tofu, mushrooms, cabbage, leeks, green onions, and pork all dyed red. The first bite made me think it was extremely spicy, but it was actually a manageable heat that didn't linger. It's easy to eat. But it warms you up a lot, so now is the perfect time to enjoy it. KOREAN DINING HIDEAWAY 296

They provided Chamisul service! It had a cute frog mascot.

KOREANDININGHIDEAWAY296, a Korean-Italian bar that opened in the alley between Navio and HEPFIVE in Umeda, seems to mean a hidden place for owls. I was invited to a tasting event before the opening, perhaps by fate. This restaurant, open from lunchtime to late at night, has a spacious and stylish atmosphere for Umeda, with a chic counter that is perfect for a light meal before or after a movie, a meeting, or a date. The staff is friendly and the food is delicious, with a menu that combines Korean and Italian cuisine. It's a great place to visit!