During my drive, I ordered the morning set meal at Matsuya. I chose Matsuya because they offer free rice refills, but in the end, I was too full and didn't need it (lol). I started with the beef side dish, ate about half, and then mixed the rest with the shredded mountain yam, which was just the right amount to make me feel satisfied. The pickles and roasted seaweed were surprisingly delicious and much appreciated. It was delicious again today! Thank you for the meal! See you next time! #Abeno #Matsuya #BeefSideDishMorningSetMeal #SetMealInstagram #SetMealClub #SetMealInstagrammer

I came to eat the so-called "goro-chiki," which has been revived with a limit of 800,000 servings nationwide. Once it's gone, it's gone. Of course, I also ordered some fresh vegetables to balance it out (lol). I've eaten goro-chiki many times before, so I remember the taste well, but every time I eat it, I am impressed. The curry sauce and the amount of chicken are different from those of large chain stores, and the quality seems to stand out. In my personal opinion, the satisfaction and feeling of fullness are higher than any curry menu at other chain stores. Even though the hot days continue, my appetite is not very high, but for some reason, curry is different. I have to eat it a few more times before the 800,000 servings are gone (lol). It was delicious again today! Thank you for the meal! See you again! #Abeno #Matsuya #Goro-Goro Simmered Chicken Curry #Fresh Vegetables #Goro-Chiki #Curry #CurryStagram #CurryClub #CurryInstagrammer

I visited Matsuya because I wanted to try their Heisei retro Ton-tekis. The limited-time items always sell out quickly, so I always feel rushed to get them. Just like the online reviews said, the rich sauce mixed with the Ton-teki was delicious. Some reviews mentioned that the meat was thin, but there are also thick cuts available. The garlic chips were crispy and added a nice touch. However, with only two pieces of meat, it felt a bit lacking, so I recommend getting three or more pieces, especially for men. Matsuya's limited-time items sell out fast, so if you're interested, be sure to try them soon!

This is a restaurant with a yellow signboard specializing in rice bowls, curry rice, and set meals. They operate on a food ticket system, with a ticket machine on the right side upon entering. The seating includes counter seats in the shape of the letter "し" and table seats. The kitchen is located at the back of the store. I had the mini pork rice bowl. It is a small portion menu with rice topped with sweet and savory cooked pork and onions. The sprinkled white sesame seeds add a nice touch. One great point is that miso soup is included when dining in at Matsuya. (Miso soup is not included for takeout orders.) You can adjust the flavor using the table condiments like chili pepper and pickled ginger. It was a satisfying meal. Dish consumed: Mini pork rice bowl...¥300 This article is a repost from a blog. The original post can be found here: [link to original post]. For more detailed information, the original post is recommended for clearer understanding.

▼Location▼ Located along Abeno-suji, 150m from the Kintetsu Minami Intersection towards Tezukayama on the left side. ▼About the Shop▼ Founded by the founder of Matsuya, who was impressed by the taste of Yoshinoya, it has become one of the largest chains of beef bowl dishes. With a focus on gyudon, set meals, and curry, Matsuya differentiates itself from other chains by offering unique services such as complimentary miso soup with rice bowls, which is exclusive to Matsuya in the industry. ▼Menu▼ The menu consists mainly of beef bowl dishes, curry, and set meals, with seasonal limited-time dishes available as well. For more details, please visit their website. ▼Food Ordered▼ ▽Chunky Chicken Curry, Regular Size 630 yen The curry contains grilled chicken and original curry, creating a delicious combination with the flavorful spices and tender chicken pieces. The chicken has a nice texture and pairs well with the curry, making it a tasty dish. ▼Impressions▼ Matsuya is one of the leading chains in the beef bowl industry, offering a variety of menu items beyond just beef bowls. They provide seasonal limited-time dishes and unique services like complimentary miso soup with rice bowls. The Abeno branch, located near Abenobashi Station on Abeno-suji, is a convenient stop for shopping. The Chunky Chicken Curry was delicious, showcasing the quality and flavor that Matsuya is known for. I will definitely visit this place again for their tasty offerings.

Massaman curry resurrection. Authentic taste, generous portion. Great cost performance. Nothing to complain about. Very satisfied (^^♪ I always expect more deliciousness than I think from Matsuya's curry and hamburgers. I'm looking forward to the next limited-time menu.

I went to Matsuya to try the Massaman curry, which was said to be the most delicious dish in the world by someone I always wanted to try. It was an early dinner at 4:30 pm on the weekend. The Massaman curry was 730 yen (tax included) and they were offering a free upgrade to a large rice portion for a limited time. Of course, I opted for the large portion since it was my last meal of the day. When I actually tried it, it was incredibly rich... Wait, isn't this Butter Chicken Curry? That's how I felt. At first, I thought there might be too much rice compared to the curry, but the perfect balance and richness exceeded my expectations. The curry was full of ingredients (quite large cuts) and the rice was cooked just right, better than I had imagined. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. Side note 1: While eating, I glanced at the restaurant's sign and noticed... Side note 2: Hey! It seems that Matsuya's miso soup has become more delicious. Side note 3: When I focused more on drinking, I found that... Side note 4: Surprisingly, it tasted quite like miso soup. The nostalgic taste of that super instant-like flavor is comforting.

As soon as you exit Abeno Station on the Tanimachi Line of the Osaka Metro, you will find Matsuya. When you think of Matsuya, you might assume they only serve beef bowls, which is why many people order them. However, there are many other delicious options as well. I once saw a curry enthusiast on a certain TV show recommending the curry here, so I decided to try it. I purchased a meal ticket for the Original Curry Rice (regular size) with miso soup for ¥490. The curry rice was almost 30 yen off, so it was ¥460. It was ready in about 5 minutes. The curry was a dark color, possibly without any artificial coloring. There was a side of fukujinzuke, but I couldn't see any visible ingredients in the curry. When I took a bite, I could feel the fibrous texture of the beef in the curry, which had a moderate level of spiciness, similar to a Western-style curry. It was delicious.

I went to Rokabo and Angus at 10 o'clock, but the ticket machine had not switched over yet. I had to wait for 12 minutes until I could operate it. As expected, the vegetable portion in the set meal was doubled. It was my first time visiting the Pretty Cure Pretty Store since it moved to the 3rd floor. The menu included beef bowl, Rokabo original curry, and Rokabo Angus beef yakiniku set meal.

While wandering around Tennoji, I came across a Matsuya restaurant located next to Sukiya in the shopping street. Matsuya is the only choice. It's been a while since I had gyudon (beef bowl). It has a slightly sweeter flavor compared to Yoshinoya's gyudon. It also comes with miso soup, which is nice on a cold winter day. Tender beef and flavorful onions. It may not be as good as Yoshinoya, but Matsuya's gyudon is also delicious. Eating Matsuya's gyudon after a long time feels great. I actually wanted to have the chunky chicken curry, but it seems they were sold out. I miss the days when eating gyudon at Matsuya was a normal part of everyday life. It's important to cherish the everyday routines.

Let's go eat steak♪ (Song: THE MIRRZ) I've been really curious about the "Rib Steak Set Meal" that Matsuya advertises at all their locations, so today I visited the Abeno store. The service from the woman, who I think is a part-time worker, could use a bit more energy and a smile (*^-^*) ★Rib Steak Set Meal, small size, tax included for 860 yen♪ ◎Rib Steak, Macaroni Cream♪ Hmm? The photo looks quite different... (laughs) Considering the price, it might be okay... ◎Vegetable Salad♪ I'm happy with this generous amount of vegetables!(^^)! ◎Small Rice, Miso Soup♪ It was a bit disappointing~ (*^-^*)

Just outside Abeno Station on the Tanimachi Line of the Osaka Metro, there is a Matsuya restaurant. When you think of Matsuya, you might automatically think of beef bowl, which is a popular choice. However, there are other delicious options on the menu as well. I saw a curry enthusiast on a TV show recommending the curry here, so I decided to try it out. I bought a ticket for the original curry rice set for ¥490, which came with miso soup. It was ready in about 5 minutes. The curry was a dark color, maybe without any artificial coloring? There were some pickles on the side, but I couldn't see the ingredients in the curry itself. When I took a bite, I could feel the fibrous texture of the beef in the curry, which had a moderate level of spiciness, like a European-style curry. It was delicious.

◎Osaka City Abeno Day Butter Chicken Curry◎ Recently, Matsuya restaurants nationwide have started selling a Butter Chicken Curry with chunky chicken pieces. I went to the Matsuya Abeno branch near Exit 1 of Abeno Station in Osaka for lunch. On this day, I shared the Butter Chicken Curry set (regular: 750 yen) and the Kimkal Don (large serving: 600 yen), both of which were delicious. The Kimkal Don had a great combination of spicy kimchi and beef kalbi, making it a dish I occasionally crave. The Butter Chicken Curry, which is now available in all Matsuya restaurants, is filled with plenty of chunky chicken pieces and has a very mild and creamy flavor that allows you to enjoy the richness of the ingredients. Even those who don't like spicy food can fully enjoy its satisfying deliciousness. Personally, I think this Butter Chicken Curry would taste even better if eaten with naan instead of rice.❗️ #Osaka Metro Abeno Station #Mild Butter Chicken Curry #I want to eat this Butter Chicken Curry with naan #A restaurant where foreign staff members work hard.

Located right outside the 1st exit of Abeno Station on the Subway Tanimachi Line. This popular beef bowl chain restaurant is situated across from Abeno Q's Mall, along Abeno-suji where trams pass by. I was craving the curry at "Matsuya" and decided to stop by. The interior has around 20 counter seats only. Despite being a bit late for lunch during the 10-day holiday season, the place was almost full. As Matsuya operates on a food ticket system, I first purchased my meal ticket from the machine at the entrance. Initially aiming for the "Original Curry" (regular size for 380 yen), I noticed the "Original Curry Potato Salad Set" (regular size for 500 yen) next to it, so I opted for that to get some veggies in. I found an empty seat and sat down. The staff checked my ticket without much enthusiasm, and soon after, my tray with curry, potato salad, and miso soup arrived. The curry sauce was drizzled over a round plate, accompanied by a small serving of Fukujinzuke. The sauce had a deep color, indicating a rich European-style curry with 14 different spices. It was quite spicy, with a balanced acidity and a beefy richness. The rice was firm, complementing the curry well. The Fukujinzuke was also authentic. The salad consisted mainly of shredded cabbage with plenty of potatoes on top. The miso soup came in a covered bowl with a generous amount of fried tofu. Matsuya started selling curry in 1980, pioneering the inclusion of curry as a year-round menu item in beef bowl chains. Perhaps due to their continuous research and improvement, they have developed this spicy curry with a genuine taste. Matsuya's curry rivals that of specialty curry restaurants and may continue to evolve in the future.

The sweet and sour pork was delicious.

Perfect for breakfast.