Second visit to Kirameki no Tori, first time at the Yao branch. Tried the soy sauce Kirameki for 850 yen and the Kirameki pork bowl with a coupon. I had previously tried the salt Kirameki at another branch and it was richer and more delicious. I wonder if it varies by location or if it's just personal preference for salt. The chashu bowl was extremely delicious. It's great that there are so many options for changing up the flavors.

After a late lunch, I burned some calories with a one-hour walk and light full-body exercise. For dinner, I went to the Kirameki no Tori restaurant, which I haven't been to in a while. I tried their special dish only available at the Yao store, the extremely rich chicken broth mixed noodles, or GTM for short. I ordered the large size for 970 yen and added the daily scratch onion coupon. The taste, portion size, and cost performance were all excellent! (^-^

The limited menu item "Power of Wheat" at Kirameki no Tori is as large as a 300-gram serving of thick noodles. Of course! Extra pork, vegetables, and garlic are free. Yes. Today is a good day, so I confidently ordered the set with a pork bowl using a coupon. Although my stomach was protesting, I managed to finish it. (^-^

I went to Kyoto twice when there was only one location, thinking there would be no chance to go back. But then I found out they have 18 locations now, it's like a big company haha. However, the taste has not deteriorated, the quality is amazing. I ended up choosing the chilled tantanmen until the end, so I need to go back soon to have it again.

I've been curious about Kirameki no Tori's hiyashi tantanmen since yesterday while working. I added the boiled egg topping that I got from the original app's daily scratch and tried it. The presentation is great, the sesame flavor is great, and the combination of noodles and soup is exquisite, 100 points!

Chicken soy sauce ramen, extra-large size for 920 yen. Great cost performance as always. The creamy white chicken soup with just the right thickness perfectly coats the noodles, creating a very satisfying texture. I also got a topping of seaweed from the official app's daily scratch, which added to the enjoyment of the meal. Thank you very much! (^-^

Around 12:30 in the afternoon, it was great to be able to enter the restaurant without waiting in line. I ordered the chicken salt ramen from the ticket machine, and I appreciated that they had a small size option. I wanted to eat ramen but also watch my calories, so this menu was perfect for me. A few minutes later, my chicken paitan ramen arrived with thin straight noodles and charred chicken chashu. I enjoyed drinking up the juicy and delicious soup, and I was happy to see finely chopped onions in it. I savored every last drop. Thank you for the meal!

Today I tried the Taiwan Mazesoba in extra large size that I was curious about last time. It was delicious! At first, I wondered if I could finish it due to the large portion, but the flavor of bonito and the aroma of garlic mixed well with the noodles. It was amazing! I added extra chili oil and vinegar myself and finished it all in one go. The mini rice served at the end made me feel the thoughtfulness of the owner. Thank you for the meal! I'll give it a perfect score of 100 points again today♪

I suddenly felt like having some garlic and headed to "Kirameki No Tori". I usually go for the Taiwan maze soba, but this time I decided to try the "Kirameki Jiro" that I had been curious about. It had thick noodles with plenty of vegetables and a huge serving of chashu. It was satisfying and quite delicious. I'll make sure to order this regularly as well.

I've been curious about this shop for a while. I usually just pass by in front of the store by car, but today I happened to be nearby for some errands so I decided to go in! The Tori Paitan Shio Ramen (extra large) for 970 yen is definitely worth it. The taste is great with a hint of citrus from the cut lemon and the crunchy onions really stimulate the appetite. The thick soup perfectly coats the noodles and tastes delicious!!! Their business strategy using the official app (for stamps) is also impressive. I will definitely come back again. Thank you to this restaurant that deserves a perfect score that I haven't encountered in a long time!

I tried the Pork Kimchi Cheese Mazesoba. It was less spicy than the Taiwan Mazesoba DX I had last time, and it was delicious. The chunks of chashu were surprisingly tender and tasty. The second photo shows that I had a free bowl voucher, so I ended up ordering a lot. The Kara-Mayo Don was delicious with the combination of fried chicken and mayonnaise, the Chashu Don was okay with chashu on rice, and the Goro-Cha Don (not sure of the name) had chunks of tender chashu from the mazesoba on top of rice with a sweet seasoning, which was tasty.

In 2022, I visited "Kirameki no Tori" located at Kubo-ji-guchi. The interior was clean and inviting. I purchased a meal ticket and sat down. I ordered the "Gokunou Tori Shiro-tan Ramen" with extra chicken back fat for maximum richness. The soup was thick and flavorful, without any unpleasant aftertaste. It paired perfectly with the medium-thick noodles. The addition of onions and spicy miso provided a nice kick. For an extra ¥230, I also enjoyed a delicious pork bowl. It was a satisfying meal. Highly recommended for solo diners, friends, and families alike.

The "Taiwanese Mazesoba Naotaro 870 yen" at "Kirameki no Tori" in Yao City seems to have an addictive quality. The double punch of garlic and chives makes it a bowl you'll want to recharge with regularly when tired. The ability to enjoy flavor variations with curry powder and lemon pepper on the table is also a nice touch.

I tried the Taiwan Mazesoba DX. It was delicious on its own, but a bit spicy for my taste. So, I ordered a cheese topping. With the cheese topping, it was just right and balanced out the spiciness. The seasoned egg was creamy and tasty.

This is a shop that opened around spring. I finally had the opportunity to visit "Kirameki No Tori" recently, as I've been seeing the shop in various places. The shop is known for its chicken broth and Taiwanese mixed noodles. I decided to purchase the rich chicken and dried fish broth after some hesitation. I chose a small portion of noodles, which cost 850 yen. The shop is new, so the interior is bright and very clean. The space is also spacious and welcoming, making it easy for families or groups of women to enter. Self-service water is available. I was asked about the apron before confirming my order, which was thoughtful. Since it was before noon and the shop wasn't crowded, the food was served relatively quickly. The large slices of chashu, bamboo shoots, finely chopped onions, and seaweed were arranged on top. Black pepper was sprinkled on top of the chashu. When I tried the soup, it had a strong dried fish flavor! It wasn't a subtle dried fish flavor, but rather quite bold. Dried fish can have a distinctive taste, so it may not be for everyone, but it made a strong statement. The chicken broth was smooth and enveloped the assertive dried fish flavor. The noodles were medium-thick and had a firm texture, which I enjoyed. The chashu slices were quite large. They had a good amount of fat but were not overly rich or bland. I ordered a small portion, but towards the end, I felt like changing the flavor a bit, so I added black pepper and vinegar from the table condiments. It was nice to have a variety of condiments on the table. Although I ordered a dried fish-based dish this time, I think I'll try soy sauce or salt next time I visit. It's important for a restaurant to make you want to come back!

I had the day off from work, so I took care of some errands in the morning and decided to check out a new ramen shop that recently opened nearby. It had an exterior color that didn't quite fit the surroundings. I walked in and was immediately seated at the counter as there were only about half the customers in the restaurant at 11:45 am. I ordered the Chicken Shio Ramen with extra green onions. The restaurant had apparently opened on April 22, 2022, and the staff were still learning the ropes, which was evident in their service. When the ramen was served, I was impressed by the large, thick slices of chicken chashu. However, I was a bit disappointed when I tried the soup as it seemed a bit lacking in volume and was lukewarm due to the large pieces of chicken and bamboo shoots. I prefer my soup piping hot, so this was a letdown for me. The noodles were warm and had a nice chewy texture, and they paired well with the rich chicken broth. Overall, the ramen was tasty once I got past the lukewarm soup issue.

Kirameki no Tori Osaka Yao Store 1-58-5 Shinkecho, Yao City, Osaka GTR DX (Large) - 1280 yen Kirameki Pork Bowl - 230 yen Miso Karaage Bowl - Free with coupon Kids Ramen - Free I visited the newly opened Kirameki no Tori Osaka Yao Store on April 23rd. I was torn between choosing the Chicken Salt or the Extra Rich Chicken, but ended up going with the GTR (Extra Rich Chicken) bowl. When the bowl arrived, I was surprised by the generous amount of toppings on the surface. It was packed with both cubed and sliced chashu, spicy chicken oil, and a seasoned egg, giving it a powerful and hearty appearance. As I dug into the noodles, the rich and creamy Extra Rich soup emerged, coating the noodles in a velvety and thick broth. The flavor was bold and the broth was well-seasoned, making it very enjoyable. However, I regretted not going for the regular GTR instead of the DX, as the toppings were a bit overwhelming and overshadowed the broth's flavor. I also tried the Kids Ramen with Chicken Salt soup, which was surprisingly rich and flavorful. Next time, I would like to try the Kirameki Salt with all the toppings. The Pork Bowl and Karaage Bowl were both delicious as well, with the pork bowl having a nice char on the meat. Overall, everything was delicious, and the staff was very accommodating, especially with children. The restaurant was constantly busy with customers, showing its popularity. I recommend trying out the Kirameki no Tori app to receive various free coupons. Thank you for the meal!

Shoyu no Kirameki (Chicken + Soy Sauce) - 780 yen. The soup is chicken-based with soy sauce flavor. The noodles are medium-thick straight noodles. The toppings include pork shoulder chashu, green onions, and bamboo shoots. This shop is a branch of "Kirameki no Tori" in Kyoto, and it opened near Kintetsu Yao Station on April 23rd. The soup is made from chicken with a moderate amount of chicken oil added, accented with a hint of pepper flavor, and a rounded soy sauce base for a mellow taste that brings out the umami of the chicken. The homemade noodles are chewy with a good wheat flavor. The large, thin chashu slice is moist and tender with a rich meaty flavor. You can enjoy changing the taste with curry powder, black pepper, garlic powder, lemon pepper, shichimi, chili oil, and vinegar provided on the side. I met the weekend regular, Slo-san, at the new store. (Recommended: Noodles and soup) 2022.04.23 Kirameki no Tori Osaka Yao Branch. Main menu: Salt Kirameki - 850 yen, Miso Kirameki - 850 yen, Shoyu Kirameki - 780 yen, GTR DX - 1230 yen, GTR - 950 yen, GTR with extra meat - 1130 yen, Small: -50 yen, Large: +50 yen, Extra Large: +100 yen, Taiwan Maze Soba Naotaro (with rice) Small, Regular, Large: 870 yen, Extra Large, Mega: 970 yen, Taiwan Maze Soba DX Small, Regular: 1180 yen, Extra Large, Mega: 1280 yen, Taiwan Maze Soba Spicy Curry Small, Regular: 980 yen, Extra Large, Mega: 1080 yen, Kids Ramen: Free, Kirameki Special: +250 yen, Extra Meat: +200 yen, Seasoned Egg: +100 yen, Juicy Meat Gyoza: 230 yen.

"I visited the newly opened 'Kirameki no Tori Osaka Yao Store' on April 23rd. This shop is a branch of 'Kirameki no Tori' in Kyoto, and the nearest station is Kintetsu Kubo-ji-guchi Station. Inside the store, I saw some regular customers who visit on weekends. The menu includes Salt Kirameki (850 yen), Soy Sauce Kirameki (780 yen), Miso Kirameki (880 yen), with options for small, large, and extra-large sizes. They also offer Taiwan Mazesoba with various toppings, GTR ramen, and Kirameki Special. The Soy Sauce Kirameki has a chicken-based broth with a slightly thick soy sauce soup that is well balanced with a hint of pepper flavor. The homemade noodles are medium-thick and have a good texture. The chashu pork is tender and flavorful. You can also customize your dish with black pepper, curry powder, garlic, lemon pepper, shichimi, vinegar, and chili oil on the table."

I thought I should try the Shoyu no Kirameki Choice first, ignoring the limited-time menu of Shoyu no Kirameki, priced at 880 yen. I assumed the shoyu ramen would be light, but I was completely wrong. The rich chicken shiratama broth with shoyu sauce was packed with flavor. It had a punch with a mix of chicken richness, shoyu depth, and aroma spreading throughout the mouth, making it delicious. I often see Kirameki Nori on Instagram these days, and I understand why it's so popular. The noodles had the perfect thickness and firmness, perfectly complementing the rich soup. The soft and large chashu was the finishing touch, leaving no weaknesses. And all this for only 880 yen, making it delicious, affordable, and satisfying. Please add an option for extra noodles to the menu. I hope they open more branches in Osaka city soon. Next time, I'll try the limited ramen. Thank you for the meal!