It's been a while since I had Pom no Ki♡ I love the rice and the thin yet creamy eggs at Pom no Ki. I usually go for the classic ketchup omelette rice, but today I decided to try something new. I had the grated yam and cod roe omelette rice with various mushrooms. The Japanese-style rice in the middle had a nice buttery aroma and was delicious with the different mushrooms. The cod roe and grated yam was mostly just creamy without much cod roe flavor. It was recommended to eat it with ponzu sauce, but it was quite sour. It was tasty, but not my favorite on the Pom no Ki menu. I ordered a salad set for 189 yen, but was surprised by how little it was. On the other hand, there was too much dressing. Maybe it's better not to add the extra 200 yen. The service was not great (*_ _) but I'm glad I got to eat there again after a long time. ^^

★ Mushroom and spinach Japanese-style soup omelette rice When you think of omelette rice, you might imagine it with ketchup, but this is a soup omelette rice. It was an omelette rice with plenty of mushrooms and spinach. The rice was buttery and the light Japanese-style soup matched perfectly, making it very delicious. While regular omelette rice is good, I also found soup omelette rice to be enjoyable. I'm planning to order it again next time. Thank you for the meal. There were many other delicious omelette rice options, so I'm looking forward to going again. Keep up the good work. Details of Mushroom and spinach Japanese-style soup omelette rice →http://suitudaietto.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-3565.html Pom no Ki Links Umeda Store is a restaurant specializing in omelette rice, using high-quality eggs to make the best omelette rice. There are about 40 types of omelette rice available, so you can enjoy them every day (laughs). They also have seasonal, limited-time menus, so while the GRAND MENU is delicious, trying the limited-time omelette rice might be a good idea. Thank you for the meal. It's fun just thinking about what to eat next time. For more details about Pom no Ki Links Umeda Store →http://suitudaietto.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-3568.html Website introducing restaurants that make delicious dishes →http://suitudaietto.blog.fc2.com/

Not just a simple omurice specialty shop, but a Western-style restaurant that has been ranked first in the Oricon Customer Satisfaction Ranking Restaurant Chain Western Food Division in 2014, and has won the top ranking for the second consecutive year in 2015 and 2016 for the variety of Western food menu. With a history, reputation, and proven expertise, this is a well-known restaurant. The menu offers a wide variety of options, with about 40 different dishes. Pom no Ki, a neighborhood Western-style eatery, Pom no Ki Jr., and Escents are part of the brand lineup. They issue a nationwide common meal ticket, ketchup omurice ticket, and have reached their 31st anniversary in 2021. They maintain three key concepts: the technical skill of wrapping rice with half-cooked eggs, the combination of rice and sauce, and the pursuit of over 200 rich variations for achieving a fluffy and creamy texture. They have a strong commitment to carefully selecting ingredients, such as eggs, to achieve the desired texture. Located at Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Umeda Links Umeda 8F, just 143 meters from Osaka Station, the restaurant features a commercial design with brick-like walls and pendant lights on the ceiling. With a seating capacity of over 35, customers can place orders using tablets equipped with Lenovo Japan's Alexa Built-in, resulting in minimal interaction with staff except during entry and payment. The special double cheese omurice features a beautifully balanced combination of brown demiglace sauce and white cheese. The omurice is served with a red paper cup of soup to start. The egg has a beautiful film on the surface and a creamy half-cooked texture inside, with bacon and mushrooms sautéed in the rice. Customers can choose the size of the omurice, ranging from petit size to standard size. The menu also includes limited-time items such as the Domestic Fig Fair and seasonal mixed juices. Take-out options are available, with dishes like Mozzarella Cheese Tomato Sauce Omurice, Chicken and Spinach Teriyaki Cream Omurice, and more. Please note that Pom no Hi (Pom Day) will be on hiatus for the time being. The demiglace sauce contains soy, dairy, and wheat.

The miso soup comes in a small paper cup the size of a dentist's cup, which is really cute. The menu at this omurice specialty shop is extensive, making it hard to choose. The food was delicious and the service was quick. The prices are reasonable, overall a great experience.

Last time, there seemed to be a shortage of staff, as it took a while for a waiter to come and the omurice took quite some time to arrive after ordering. But this time, when I visited after a long time, they had installed touch panels, which made everything much smoother! I found the menu a bit hard to read because I wasn't used to it, but the waiting time after ordering was short and stress-free! The omurice itself had more sauce than shown in the menu photo, which made me very happy! I'll definitely come back when I crave omurice again. The touch panels also had dedicated disinfectant wipes, ensuring thorough infection prevention and making me feel very safe. Thank you for the meal!

Pom no Ki visited the Sanyo Himeji store in February 1999 and tried the mushroom white cream omelette rice (priced around 800 yen) and was impressed by its deliciousness. This time, after a long time, I went back and found that the water is self-service, orders are placed through a tablet for simplicity, and there seemed to be quite a few staff members. The sizes available are SS, S, and M, priced at 1188 yen, 1298 yen, and 1518 yen respectively. Additional drink costs 209 yen, and a mini salad costs 198 yen. As for the taste, the sauce was disappointing! It seemed like a retort pouch quality, lacking any milk flavor, and the slimy texture was unpleasant, possibly due to a thickening agent. The sauce was like a simple convenience store one, not something worth discussing. The rice, which in 1999 was a delicious ketchup rice with chicken, was now like a ready-made pilaf from a convenience store. The rice had no ingredients and the taste was poor. The miso soup was served in a paper cup, which was off-putting. Despite losing my appetite, I finished the meal. The Pom no Ki I remembered was completely different from what I experienced this time. I think that there are parts of Japan's food culture that have declined in the 21st century, especially in chain restaurants. I keep track of my expenses on my smartphone, and I don't want to categorize this as a food expense, so I'll record it as a household item or entertainment expense.

There is a restaurant in Umeda Links that serves delicious omurice. The carefully folded egg was soft and creamy, and the spinach in the dish was also very tasty. I had never had omurice before, but I will definitely go back to eat it again!

After visiting Antico Cafe, we decided to have dinner nearby in Umeda. We ended up at Pom no Ki, located next to Yodobashi Camera or in the building accessible from Yodobashi Camera called Links. We arrived close to the last order time, so it wasn't crowded. There was a sign saying only people wearing masks were allowed, which was a bit scary since we didn't have masks at that moment. Luckily, my friend had two masks with him, so we were able to enter safely. We ordered the lettuce chicken butter rice with ketchup mayonnaise, which looked unhealthy but tasted delicious, and the classic demi-glace sauce omelette rice. And let me tell you about the hidden gem at Pom no Ki - the amazing banana juice! It's not just a regular banana juice you can make in a blender, it's something special that I can't quite explain. Unfortunately, it wasn't on the menu at this Pom no Ki, but I promised my friend we would have it next time. The omelette rice was delicious, and I can't wait to try the banana juice next time at the nearby Pom no Ki!

Pom no Ki is such an exciting place to visit because they have a wide variety of menu options! They offer four sizes to choose from: SS, S, M, and L. It's so fun to have so many choices!(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))♡

Located in Links Umeda, Pom no Ki is considered the holy land of omurice. The interior of the restaurant is decorated in earthy tones with a natural feel. It attracts a wide range of customers, from families to couples. During weekday lunchtime, we ordered a small size of shrimp and avocado with Italian sauce omurice, a small size of ketchup rice with chicken and spinach in teriyaki cream sauce omurice, butter rice, a drink, mini salad set, and orange juice.

I visited the restaurant for dinner in September 2019. It is located in the Yodobashi Camera restaurant area in Osaka Umeda. I was tired from shopping before the tax increase, so I decided to have dinner. Everywhere was crowded, but the omurice section was empty so I decided to try the autumn limited edition mushroom dish. I ordered the Autumn Salmon and Mushroom Cream Omurice SS for 1296 yen. The taste was delicious with the salmon and mushrooms complementing each other well. The rice was buttered and light. If you're tired from shopping, you can quickly get a seat and enjoy a meal, so I recommend it.

There are too many types of Spam dishes at the restaurant, making it hard to choose. I thought a size S would be enough, but when my friends ordered size L, I was surprised by how big it was. They all looked like they were struggling to finish it, but I still want to challenge myself and try it someday.

A friend recommended this place for their omurice, so we went there together. They have a wide variety of creative menu options, with four different sizes to choose from and the option to select the type of rice you want. I ordered the L size omurice with eggplant and mushrooms. The L size costs an additional 400 yen. When it was brought to the table, I was a bit surprised by how big it was. According to the menu, it uses 6 eggs and the equivalent of 6 bowls of rice (600g). The eggplant pieces were a bit larger than bite-sized. The eggs were incredibly fluffy, and I couldn't stop myself from eating. The ketchup was just the right balance of sweet and tangy, adding a delicious flavor to the dish. I got carried away with my eating and ended up running out of ketchup towards the end! They also offer demiglace, cream sauce, curry, and many other options, so I definitely want to visit this place again.

For some reason, I suddenly feel like eating there. It's not the easiest place to go alone, with mostly women, families, and couples. But after going a few times, I no longer feel uncomfortable. The frequency of my visits has decreased over the years, but I still go about once a month. The prices have gone up compared to ten years ago, and it seems to have affected the popularity of the place. I used to see long lines and full seats at various locations in the past, but not so much lately. When I went around 5 pm, about half the seats were empty. Even when I went around 9 pm recently, more than half were empty. Maybe I'm avoiding the peak times. The decrease in popularity may have also affected the quality of the staff. The smiles and friendly service seem to have declined compared to before. But I still crave the cream omelette rice. The combination of creamy sauce and buttery rice is just so delicious. It's almost like a taste of nostalgia. This time, I ordered the bacon and corn cheese cream sauce omelette rice. It took about 20 minutes for the food to arrive, which felt long. The combination of bacon, corn, and cheese in the creamy sauce is a classic and tasty choice. The richness of the cheese cream sauce is great, and I just keep eating more and more. Is it worth the price? Would I recommend it to anyone? I can't say yes to that, but I just love it. That's how it goes. Additionally, I want to share what I had last time. The sausage and mushroom cream sauce omelette rice. This menu item was introduced a few years ago. The sausage, mushrooms, and creamy sauce all go well together! It has a junk food feel but is well put together. It's not cheap for a solo meal without drinks, but it's not expensive either. It feels like a little luxurious treat that is easy to indulge in. I definitely want to come back again.

I visited the restaurant around 12:30 on a weekday for lunch. It was lunchtime but I was able to enter without waiting. This time, I ordered the "Mentaiko Mayonnaise Omurice" in size S. The S size is equivalent to a normal serving size, about two rice bowls. By the way, the SS size is about one and a half rice bowls. This time, I went with the normal size. The omurice that came out looked quite substantial. The rice had a Japanese-style flavor with butter rice mixed with mentaiko, fluffy egg, topped with mentaiko, mayonnaise, and shredded seaweed. It all blended well together. I finished it all at once and felt satisfied. For women, the SS size might be enough.

Pom no Ki, located a 3-5 minute walk from Umeda Station, is a popular omurice restaurant. The fluffy omelette rice is a highlight here, drawing in mainly female customers. Being located in the Links Umeda shopping complex, it's convenient to stop by after shopping at Yodobashi Camera. I ordered the popular dish, Nanban Tartar Omurice. The sweet and sour tonkatsu soaked in sweet vinegar, topped with plenty of tartar sauce, was delicious. The butter rice and egg surprisingly went well together, making it a satisfying meal. If you're looking for a restaurant in Links Umeda, be sure to visit Pom no Ki. Thank you for the meal!

Today, I visited Pom no Ki Yodobashi Umeda store in Osaka, located on the 8th floor of Yodobashi Camera Umeda in Kita-ku, Osaka. Pom no Ki has branches in 29 prefectures across Japan, so if you love omurice, you may have visited this place before. I decided to try their omurice after being disappointed by another restaurant. The menu was extensive and I was tempted by the thick tonkatsu curry sauce omurice. The L size omurice with thick tonkatsu and curry sauce was my choice. The curry sauce was rich and slightly spicy, with a good balance of flavors. The tonkatsu was thick and flavorful, making the dish very satisfying. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would recommend it to omurice lovers.

Premium beef stew for 2288 yen. Miso soup was served as a complimentary side dish.

It's been a while since I had Pom no Ki. It was delicious, but I didn't realize the SS size was so small, haha. I'll definitely come back when I want to eat omurice again!

The shop has a wide variety of options, making it fun to choose. It was my first visit, so I went with the standard tomato sauce omurice. The rich butter rice, generous amount of egg, and tangy tomato sauce went really well together and tasted delicious. The complimentary miso soup was a nice touch. The option to choose from sizes SS to L is appealing. Even the S size is quite filling. The slightly higher price compared to other omurice shops is a bit of a downside. While it's nice to have different sizes to choose from, I think it's hard to justify returning for the S size if it's over 1000 yen. Also, since the shop is located in a restaurant area, it can get a bit noisy.