Visited with 4 colleagues around 8:45 pm on a weekday in July 2015. We also went for lunch the next day. It had been about half a year since our last visit. The staff seemed to remember us, which was nice. We were all feeling tired from work, so we decided to relax and chat over some food. I wanted to have some sake, but since not everyone in the group drinks, we decided against the all-you-can-drink option. We ordered a variety of dishes like sashimi, salmon collar, sausages, and fried foods, along with some drinks. The sashimi was always beautifully presented and the tako (octopus) was particularly delicious. Even though I couldn't have the sake this time, I still enjoyed the meal. The next day, around 2:00 pm, I visited the restaurant alone. I later found out that my boss and another colleague had visited 50 minutes before me, followed by another colleague 30 minutes before me. I prefer dining alone during lunchtime, so I'll have to be more careful in the future. I ordered the lunch set that was recommended on the signboard, which was a great deal at 680 yen. The portion of sashimi in the donburi was generous, and the combination with shirasu (whitebait) was delicious. The dish came with plenty of negi (green onions) and shirasu, making it very satisfying. The soba that came with it at that price was a steal. I wanted to try the tempura (150 yen) as well, but I had ordered the large portion and was already full. The staff kindly advised me to order it after finishing my meal. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and I look forward to visiting again.

Today's lunch was at Honmachi. I visited Yamano Yasai Ichiba Market in the 9th building of the Senba Center Building for the first time. I ordered the Maguro Tekka Don for 930 yen, as Thursdays are all-you-can-eat Maguro topping days. The interior of the shop is filled with baseball decorations, including flags of various teams and uniforms from famous high schools. The monitor was showing Koshien baseball games. Shortly after sitting down, the Maguro Tekka Don arrived along with rice, mini soba, pickles, and a side dish of dried radish. And then the unlimited Maguro topping began. I wasn't sure when to stop, so I ended up getting quite a lot. It's been a while since I had so much Maguro. It was delicious, with a variety of Maguro dishes. The mini soba was cold soba, which was also good. The cost performance of unlimited Maguro topping at this price is amazing. Thank you for the meal.

Chicken cutlet at the amazing set meal Yamanoya Market @ Honmachi I saw the sample and decided to try it around 12:20 pm. There were a few empty tables. The waitress tried to seat us in a narrow booth for 8 people, but couldn't keep up with cleaning. We waited, and then a waiter gestured us to a table. Even though we ended up sharing a table, it was still spacious enough. I ordered the chicken cutlet. While looking at the menu after ordering, I noticed there were two types of amazing set meals. I was asked about the choice of noodles or miso soup, but not about which set meal I wanted. I wondered which one would come out. Of course, it would be the more expensive one... The dish was served after a short wait, and indeed it was the amazing set meal. The noodles came later, and the serving took quite some time. The chicken cutlet was not overly generous in portion, but it was decent. The simmered mackerel was delicious (*´ч`*). Overall, it wasn't bad, but they should have asked the customer... The service was not customer-oriented. #Izakaya #ChickenCutlet #Value #Amazing #YamanoyaMarket #HonmachiGourmet #HonmachiLunch

I ordered the grilled mackerel set lunch at the seafood izakaya on the B2 floor of the Funabashi Center Building No. 9. I was impressed to see a whole fish instead of just fillets. The set included soba or red miso soup, pickles, two large pieces of fried chicken, simmered vegetables, tuna sashimi, and rice. There was also unlimited boiled eggs on the table. The main mackerel was deliciously fatty. I was surprised by the generous portions of the side dishes like the amazing fried chicken. All of this for only 880 yen is great value! I definitely want to come back for the dinner menu too!

Visit on May 10, 2022. Second time here. I had a set meal for ¥830 with a ¥50 discount coupon. It came with three bowls of rice, two boiled eggs, and a generous amount of side dishes. I was surprised by the ginger in the tartar sauce, but it was delicious! Although I was hoping for the complimentary soft drink service like last time, it wasn't available this time. Still, I was satisfied with the value of the set meal.

I visited "Yamanoya Market" on the B2F of Funabashi Center Building No. 9 in Honcho for the first time. When I arrived just before 6 PM, there was only one group of customers who had already ordered and were waiting for their food. Soon after, many salarymen started coming in and within 30 minutes, the restaurant was full. [Food Ordered] - Assorted sashimi (mackerel, red shrimp, octopus, bonito, Spanish mackerel) - Satsuma-age (deep-fried fish cake) - Rolled omelette with dashi broth I opted for the all-you-can-drink alcohol option. The freshly made rolled omelette was incredibly delicious. Most customers were also enjoying the all-you-can-drink option, and although it was self-service, this time I had 5 glasses of draft beer and 1 highball.

Amazing lunch deal in the office district! Limited luxurious seafood bowl only available 5 times a day! [Yamanoya Market] Located in Osaka Metro Midosuji Line Hommachi Station, directly connected to exit 9 of the Funaba Building basement. A place where you can enjoy affordable seafood lunches and set meals! This time, I tried the limited 5 servings per day! Extremely luxurious seafood bowl! (1780 yen including tax) Waited only 5 minutes. A bowl filled with a variety of seafood such as salmon roe, crab, tuna, fatty tuna, salmon, octopus, yellowtail, mackerel, and more! The rice was just right, and the seafood paired perfectly with it. Comes with a side dish and soba noodles! All the seafood was delicious! I especially loved the fatty tuna. If you're looking for a good deal, the seafood Yukke bowl is also great! The set meal menu is also extensive, and you can enjoy it for under 1000 yen! I will definitely be back for more! Thank you for the meal! [Store Information] Business hours: 11:00-15:00, 17:00-21:00 Closed on Sundays and holidays Counter, table seating available Credit card payment available Electronic money payment available.

In the heart of Honmachi, there is a cozy izakaya called Yamano-ya Ichiba located on the south side street of the basement 2nd floor of Funaba Center Building No. 9. It's a great spot for a solo lunch, with plenty of lunch options available. The menu mainly consists of seafood dishes and fried items, with over 10 different choices. The impressive special set meal (880 yen) includes a variety of dishes like salted mackerel, rolled omelette, freshly fried chicken, sashimi platter, cold soba noodles, burdock tempura, konjac, and more. The restaurant is decorated with uniforms and memorabilia from high school and adult baseball teams, making it a favorite spot for baseball enthusiasts. The meal is served quickly, allowing you to enjoy your food while watching a baseball game on the wall-mounted TV. It's a satisfying dining experience that leaves you feeling grateful for the delicious meal.

The volume was great and the cost performance was good. I entered before noon and the place was constantly busy with customers, so I think it's a popular restaurant. Although the seafood dishes looked tempting, I was drawn to the amazing chicken nanban set with cold soba noodles in the menu photos. You can also choose red miso soup. While waiting, I enjoyed a free boiled egg placed on the table. It was very much appreciated. Soon, the set meal I ordered arrived. I was first surprised by the volume, which was even more than in the photos. In addition to the main dish, it came with 3 slices of tuna sashimi, grilled mackerel, and simmered dish. I thought the rice portion was a bit small, but considering that soba noodles were also included, it was enough. The chicken nanban was crispy and juicy, generously topped with tartar sauce, and the meat was also juicy. I felt satisfied. I regretted eating too much again today, but the content was very fulfilling. The price was 880 yen. Thank you for the meal.

This is a seafood izakaya located on the basement 2nd floor of the Funabashi Center Building No. 9. The main seating is at tables with a TV installed. The atmosphere is lively with energetic voices, giving it a street stall or beach house vibe. For lunch, they offer 6 different set meals, all priced at 880 yen each. I ordered the "Amazing Sashimi Set Meal" which came with a three-tiered dish featuring fried chicken, grilled mackerel, fish stew, and a sashimi platter with 4 varieties. You can choose between miso soup or soba for the soup, and there is also a basket of boiled eggs on each table with a sign saying "Please help yourself!" It was a generous portion, and although I was getting full towards the end, I enjoyed the value for money. Thank you for the meal.

Visited for the first time on June 8, 2021. Saw a sign for "Amazing Set Meal" so decided to enter. Ordered the "Amazing Chicken Cutlet Set Meal." It took a bit of time for the food to come out. They offered free refills of white rice and boiled eggs on the table. The chicken cutlet didn't seem that big, but it came with side dishes like mashed vegetables, rolled omelette, salmon sashimi, grilled fish (slightly warm), pickles, and soba noodles. It was nice that they slightly warmed up the side dishes for those who came in after 1:00 PM. Additionally, they offered a drink service for customers who came in after 1:00 PM, so I got lucky with an iced coffee. I had 3 servings of white rice and 2 boiled eggs. The only thing that bothered me was the background music. They played three different sources at the same time - radio, cassette player, and TV. It would be better if they just chose one. It was a good value for the money.

I made a reservation for an all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat course. I was so excited for our girls' night out! The staff here are so kind and friendly, making it easy to talk to them. If the food is going to be delayed, they politely say, "Please wait a little longer." The food was decent, not bad at all... in fact, I think it's pretty tasty for the price! The drinks were self-service. You can mix your own beer, cocktails, highballs, and even pour your own sake. We had a great time experimenting with different combinations and getting excited when we made a delicious drink. Especially when we made a great cocktail with white wine and ginger ale, we all fought over it! I will definitely come back again!

In the basement of Building 9 of the Funabashi Center Building, tucked away in the back, the restaurant sat among numerous signs. As I was looking at the menu outside, the staff called out to me, so I decided to go in. The lunch menu was extensive, making it hard for me to choose. This time, I ordered the "Marinated Seafood and Whitebait Bowl" for 690 yen from the chalkboard menu. I could choose between soba and miso soup, so I chose miso soup. While waiting, I noticed the menu was really diverse. And then I saw it. The words "100% Buckwheat Soba." When I asked the staff, they said even the lunch set soba was 100% buckwheat soba. I couldn't resist. And then the food arrived. It had plenty of whitebait, beautiful marinated salmon and tuna. There was also plenty of green onions, but as I ate, it turned out to be just the right amount. The miso soup was delicious too. They also offered a boiled egg as a service, which was a nice touch. Inside the restaurant, there were many baseball team towels and other items. At the all-you-can-drink alcohol counter, there was a sign that read "DRINK Stadium." It seems they really like baseball here. As I was leaving, I noticed it said "Soba Izakaya." Next time, I'll definitely order soba. Thank you for the meal.

Today I had boiled red snapper head for 790 yen. With a coupon, I got a 50 yen discount, so it was 740 yen. While eating lunch, I started craving alcohol, but I didn't have any (*≧∀≦*). Today, I didn't eat the boiled eggs at the all-you-can-eat. Thank you for the meal~o(^o^)o

Chicken Nanban set meal for 880 yen, with a permanent coupon it's 830 yen. Rice refills are available. Boiled eggs are all-you-can-eat (*≧∀≦*). No smoking. Electronic payment accepted. How was it? Thank you for the meal~o(^o^)o

On my first day back to work in the new year, I had grilled salted yellowtail collar for 790 yen. I used a coupon for unlimited refills, so it was 740 yen. Boiled eggs were all-you-can-eat and you could get extra rice. When I entered the restaurant, the staff sprayed alcohol disinfectant on my hands. Even though restaurants are struggling, keep up the good work! Thank you for the meal! o(^o^)o

I suddenly felt like drinking and wandered around Ebisu Center Building, where I found a nomihoudai (all-you-can-drink) place. They had a variety of drinks, with a focus on sake. The nomihoudai was self-service. The food was delicious, but a bit pricey. They offer good quality items at a reasonable price. So, the cost performance is average. It's a place with both pros and cons.

Hamburger and shrimp fry set meal for 790 yen. With discount ticket, it's 740 yen. They accept electronic payments like d払い. It's a great deal because you get sashimi, simmered dish, fish, and rolled omelette for this price. The hamburger isn't exactly delicious, but it's not bad either. The boiled eggs are all-you-can-eat, and you get a 50 yen discount ticket every time you go, creating an endless loop of 50 yen off. Thank you for the meal!

I went for lunch a while ago. I was really into seafood bowls at that time and kept eating them until I got tired of them. I thought I'd choose one with a variety of toppings here as well, without any reservations. As long as the fish is fresh, it's usually delicious. I enjoyed it here too. What I learned at that time is that it's more delicious when the fish go well together rather than just piling on various toppings. I'd like to have a theme decided for the next time. Thank you for the meal!

They thought I was a heavy drinker, so I decided to drink with S, N, and A girls in Honmachi for the first time. I chose this restaurant because I knew for sure that with this group, it would be all-you-can-drink! The course includes substantial dishes and a self-service all-you-can-drink option with a variety of sake. The food started with edamame and fried snacks, followed by salad, sashimi assortment, tempura with large prawns, and overflowing sushi rolls. The seafood dishes were delicious, and the self-service alcohol kept flowing! The downside is that the conversation might become incomprehensible as you make your way through the drinks, but with close friends, it's all good. The waitress mentioned that they would serve soba at the end of the course, but they seemed to have forgotten as it never arrived. However, we were already full, so it was fine. It was a reasonably priced course, and I would like to visit again. Oh, as expected, the girls were all heavy drinkers. Thank you for the meal!

I only have 2 more restaurants to go before completing my lunch conquest at Funamachi Center Building No. 9. Even after 1 PM, this popular restaurant still had a steady stream of customers. When I sat down, they asked if I wanted miso soup or mini soba noodles. I chose the mini soba noodles and ordered the "sashimi platter set." The set arrived after about 7-8 minutes, and it was quite substantial. The sashimi, especially the salmon, was delicious, but the tuna was just average. The octopus and yellowtail were fresh and tasty. The two pieces of fried chicken were crispy and filling, and the side dishes were varied. The service was good, with complimentary boiled eggs at the table and free drinks after 1 PM. However, the coffee was served without milk, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, it was a popular seafood izakaya with generous portions and friendly service, but some dishes were forgettable.