Visited the My Curry Shokudo for lunch at the east exit of Shin-Osaka Station. It is a curry restaurant operated by Matsuya Foods, which has been increasing its number of stores by renovating Matsuya and Matsunoya (another Matsuya Foods tonkatsu restaurant) into My Curry Shokudo stores since around 2020. You purchase your meal through a touch panel ticket machine, then take a seat and wait for your number to be called on the monitor before picking up your order at the kitchen counter. The menu includes plain curry, butter chicken curry, omelette curry, vegetable curry, and more. If it's a Matsunoya store, they also offer a pork cutlet menu. I had the cheese hamburger omelette and European-style beef curry. I chose the level of spiciness to be mild. I opted for the regular rice portion, which turned out to be more than enough in terms of volume. The fluffy omelette was delicious. The beef curry had a rich and deep flavor, well-made for fast food. The topping of cheese hamburger was decent, complemented by the delicious curry sauce. The prices are reasonable, and you get a satisfying meal at My Curry Shokudo. Thank you for the meal.

This is a curry rice restaurant located at the east exit of JR Shin-Osaka Station. The quality of the food at this price point is exceptional. They offer a fruity and slightly bitter "Plain" curry, a light and refreshing "Butter Chicken" curry, and a European-style Beef curry with a strong beef extract and spice flavor. The restaurant is part of the Matsuya chain and is not very crowded as it is located on the east side of the station. The menu is displayed on a touch screen electronic payment machine, where you can purchase meal tickets. The food is served quickly once you have purchased your meal ticket. The seating consists mainly of counter seats, with a few tables available as well. The hand-prepared pork cutlet curry is priced at 690 yen and is delicious with a slightly tangy and bitter fruity curry sauce. The pork cutlet is tender and goes well with the curry. The Butter Chicken curry is priced at 620 yen and is a quick and affordable option with a chicken, potato, and carrot topping. The Beef Curry with chunks of beef is priced at 880 yen and has a rich and flavorful curry sauce with a hint of sweetness and acidity. The beef is tender and the portion size is satisfying. Overall, the food is delicious and offers great value for money. The restaurant is a hidden gem in the east side of Shin-Osaka Station, where you can enjoy a satisfying meal without breaking the bank.

My Curry Dining at Shin-Osaka Higashi Exit is a great value for money curry with a pleasant taste. The restaurant also offers a variety of dishes at the same price. It is a chain restaurant serving curry, curry rice, and tonkatsu. The atmosphere is cozy and smoking is not allowed. The location is convenient, near Shin-Osaka station in Osaka. The signature dish is the colorful vegetable curry with a medium spice level. Overall rating: Quality 4, Service 3, Cleanliness 2, Atmosphere 3. Total: 16/25.

The restaurant offers a cost-effective spicy curry up to level 4 spiciness for free. The restaurant is called "Maikari Shokudo" located near Shin-Osaka Station. They serve curry, curry rice, tonkatsu, and it is a chain restaurant. The price range is around 999 yen. The restaurant is non-smoking and there is no parking available. They are open from 5:00 to 3:00 with the last order being 30 minutes before closing. They have irregular holidays so it is best to check in advance. The reviewer ordered the hand-prepared loin cutlet curry with a spice level of 1 medium spicy. The overall rating given by the reviewer is Q: 4, S: 3, C: 2, A: 3, totaling 16 out of 25.

Just a stone's throw from the east exit of Shin-Osaka Station. Had breakfast here today. First, I purchased a meal ticket at the ticket machine. I sat at a random table, and when my meal ticket number was called, I went to the counter to pick up my order - it's a food court style setup. I ordered the Sausage Egg Curry with a European twist, spicy, and less rice. Let's dig in! Even though I asked for less rice, the portion was quite generous. The curry had a sourness to it, almost like a sauce, which paired well with the rice. The meal also came with a salad, and all this for 500 yen with change back is quite cost-effective. Overall, it was a satisfying meal. It was a bit crowded that day, but being a self-service restaurant, there was some litter on the tables and the floor, so I recommend keeping an eye out for that.

Located right outside the east exit of Shin-Osaka station, there is a row of restaurants including "Matsuya," "Matsunoya," and "My Curry Shokudo." I visited the "My Curry Shokudo Shin-Osaka East Exit branch" in Osaka and ordered from the breakfast menu. I tried the Morning Omelette Curry, which is a plain curry for 460 yen. The regular plain curry is 380 yen, so it's 80 yen more. The portion of rice seemed a bit small.

In December, a new restaurant opened next to Matsuya. They offer single servings of curry sauce (plain and Western-style), spinach and eggplant toppings, colorful vegetables, fried eggplant and tomato, classic vegetables (carrots, onions, potatoes), pork cutlet, fried egg, and potato salad.

Located just to the left of Matsuya at the east exit of Shin-Osaka Station, "Maikari Shokudo" is a new restaurant in the Matsuya group. I visited a few days after it opened, and it was quite busy. I ordered the Omubata Chicken from the ticket machine. The curry came topped with a half-cooked thin omelette. The mild Butter Chicken curry was smooth and not too spicy, suitable even for children. The soft and sweet texture of the onions was also nice. The large chicken pieces were easy to bite into and had a good impact. The combination was great, and I enjoyed it.

I used to post at "Matsunoya" before, but after confirming with the management, it was determined that "My Curry Shokudo" is a separate store located next to it, so I decided to repost here. I apologize to those who liked and commented on my previous post.------ Our nearest station is Shin-Osaka. There was an announcement that "Matsunoya" and "My Curry Shokudo" would open next to "Matsuya," so I was looking forward to it. Finally, it opened! I visited right away. It was before 6 pm, and about 70% of the seats were taken. I ordered the Rosukatsu Curry for 550 yen from the ticket machine. You can choose the level of spiciness from 5 levels. I chose level 2. Personally, it was similar to the spiciness of a "H○sujawa Curry." When the order is ready, your ticket number is called, and you go to the counter to pick up your order. Now, I will remove my mask! The curry was to my liking. There were not many ingredients, but the roux was rich and spicy, delicious! The Rosukatsu was freshly fried and hot! The coating was crispy, and the meat was tender. This taste at this price is too good of a deal, right? There may not be as impactful menu items as "Katsuya," but I am delighted that "Matsunoya" and "My Curry Shokudo" have finally opened. My partner also wants to go, so a repeat visit is confirmed! Thank you for the meal.

I saw a combined store of Matsuya, Maikari, and Matsunoya for the first time. But still, I think it's amazing that you can eat a delicious pork cutlet set meal for only 600 yen.