I went to the Asian bar "Asian Paradise" in Osaka Dojima. You can enjoy Asian menus such as Thai dishes like Khao Man Gai and Pad Thai, as well as Chinese dishes like Mapo Tofu and Gyoza at a reasonable price. - Coriander Salad: 650 yen - Crunchy Miso Meat Stuffed Peppers: 300 yen - Pan-Fried Dumplings: 350 yen - Shrimp Fresh Spring Rolls: 580 yen - Pork Pancake: 600 yen - Sichuan Mapo Tofu: 720 yen - Shrimp Mayonnaise: 780 yen - Asian Monja: 950 yen - Gapao Rice: 780 yen - Xiao Long Bao: 580 yen - Steamed Shrimp Dumplings: 580 yen - Pad Thai: 720 yen You can enjoy freshly made popcorn as a complimentary appetizer. They also offer a fun drink ordering game using dice. It's a great place to enjoy classic Asian dishes at a reasonable price.

Visited after making a reservation. Ordered a Chinchirorin drink (lol) and got a half-price Highball at the corner (*^^*). Popcorn was all-you-can-eat with various flavored powders available. Put popcorn and your favorite powder in a bag, shake it, and it's done. For food, ordered gyoza, coriander gyoza, xiaolongbao, mapo tofu, sweet chili sauce, and tofu chorogi salad. The gyoza was decent, nothing special. It was seasoned well even without sauce. The coriander gyoza had plenty of coriander on top of regular gyoza. The xiaolongbao was delicious with plenty of meat juice. Lastly, ordered an Asian monjayaki with cheese topping. The taste is quite strong due to the cheese topping, but it goes well with alcohol. I'm full. Thank you for the meal.

I went to "Asian Tengoku Nishi Umeda" in Kita-Shinchi, Osaka! I had delicious Asian dishes such as Khao Man Gai, gyoza, and mapo tofu. The gyoza was so tasty, juicy, and delicious! The mapo tofu was simmering and the spicy flavor was irresistible. The coriander salad was my first time trying it, and the strong coriander flavor was refreshing. You can also order drinks with a Chin Chin Rollin and the appetizer was popcorn, making it a fun and enjoyable restaurant. If you want to enjoy Asian cuisine, I highly recommend visiting Asian Tengoku! The restaurant is just a short walk from Kitashinchi Station. Grilled Gyoza 360 yen, Coriander Salad 650 yen, Sichuan Mapo Tofu 780 yen, Khao Man Gai 780 yen.

The restaurant is located near my company, so I sometimes casually drop by alone. I'm not sure if it's cheap or expensive, but the food is decently tasty. Some dishes can be salty, so be careful! The stir-fried water spinach here (sometimes available) goes really well with alcohol.

Today, I visited this Asian cuisine restaurant in the Dotonbori area of Osaka. This restaurant offers all-you-can-eat popcorn made with a popcorn machine inside the store, which is quite unique. They also have a fun game element where you can get discounts on drinks based on the roll of a dice. The menu consists of Thai and Chinese-inspired dishes, with prices similar to that of an izakaya. The food is tasty and reasonably priced, making it popular among young people.

Today, due to a family situation where I don't have to cook dinner, and the desire for delicious vegetable dishes and a little drink on a Friday night, I couldn't resist and ended up going to this busy restaurant alone! Overcoming the embarrassment of middle-aged desires! I feel so free. I chose to sit at the counter, which is great because the food comes out quickly here! The manager or owner behind the counter served at a good pace. It was comfortable being alone and enjoying the good atmosphere. I had planned to calculate my finances on payday while drinking, but ended up being busy with eating and drinking, and left quickly. Unfortunately, the coriander salad was sold out. The fresh spring rolls were delicious. I like how they are tightly packed. When I make them myself, they tend to be fluffy. The tightness of the fresh spring rolls is what makes them delicious. The prices are reasonable, but the plates are small. Still, it's nice to be able to try a variety of dishes. I think I prefer restaurants where the food comes out quickly. The manager even made a mistake and gave me a complimentary dish of stir-fried water spinach. It was a pleasant surprise to have a lot of vegetables to eat and I left feeling satisfied without feeling too full. I will definitely come back.

Located on the Dotonbori side, just across the main street from the lively area of Kitashinchi. There is a flashy yellow sign that caught my attention. Inside, there are 60 seats, making it spacious. In addition to Chinese cuisine, you can also enjoy Thai dishes such as Pad Thai and Gapao Rice. However, it mainly serves Chinese cuisine. The prices are reasonable, with dishes like Gyoza (280 yen) and Mapo Tofu (680 yen). There is a popcorn machine with various flavors like butter soy sauce, wasabi, and barbecue. They have a dice game where rolling a certain number gets you a half-price drink. It's a fun place with decent portion sizes. I ordered Gyoza, Shui Jiao, Pad Thai, Thai-style saliva chicken, and oil-drenched chicken. Honestly, they were all just decently delicious. I didn't find anything particularly outstanding. But considering the reasonable prices and the variety of dishes, it's a good place to enjoy different foods while drinking.

toypapajp The appearance may be a bit shabby, but the lively atmosphere of this place is unbeatable, not losing to any other Asian restaurants around. They offer popcorn as a free refill and you can even serve yourself Asian-style oden. It's full of self-service vibes, but being called an Asian diner, it feels just right. The customers are full of energy and loud. The standout dish was the "meat miso dumplings," if I remember correctly. Basically, it's dumplings with meat miso and bell peppers mixed together. The pictures of the dishes displayed in the restaurant really stimulate your appetite, but when the dishes arrived, they looked quite underwhelming. However, when you follow the instructions and try it, it's surprisingly delicious! I'm not sure if the bell peppers were special, but they were incredibly tasty. They had a slight sweetness, with no strange bitterness or spiciness, combined with the savory meat miso and the greasiness of the dumplings. It was a fantastic combination. Despite the unimpressive appearance, I highly recommend trying it at least once, although I'm not sure if you can replicate it at home. It's a great place to go with friends and have a fun time. Thank you for the meal.

On a regular Monday night at 1:20 AM, there were no customers in the restaurant. I felt like filling my stomach before heading home, so I wandered around and came across "Asian Heaven"! What a great name for a restaurant! I decided to try the recommended dish, "Gyoppy" which included grilled dumplings and minced meat with green peppers, along with soup dumplings. The appetizers were included, which was a nice surprise. You could choose from various flavors, which was a great system. The Gyoppy arrived in 10 minutes, and I started with the minced meat and green pepper dish. The crunchy texture and the flavorful meat went well with my drink. Then I tried the dumplings and green peppers together, which was also a delightful combination. I was a bit tipsy, so I don't remember how much the bill was. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was cozy. Thank you for the meal.

Hello, today I visited "Asian Tengoku" on the west side of Kitashinchi, which I had been curious about for a while. The interior of the restaurant has a nice open atmosphere. They offer all-you-can-eat popcorn as a starter, with various flavors to choose from. It's interesting, isn't it? I ordered some dumplings, which were delicious. You can also customize the seasoning. They also had soup dumplings, which were juicy. The combination of dumplings and bell peppers, called "Gyoppy," was also very tasty. It's great to see so many different types of restaurants popping up. Thank you for the meal.

Fried eggplant with chicken in oil, Khao Man Gai, dumplings, yakitori. Rolled the dice and got an odd number, so got a large drink for double the price. Free if it's a double? Oh well, got an odd number, so paid double. Popcorn was unlimited as a starter, but couldn't eat much. They had many flavors to choose from. The dumplings were just average. The Thai yakitori was also okay. But the Khao Man Gai and fried eggplant were delicious! The rice was satisfying with a nice crunch. Good service too.

North Shindo is on the west side of Yotsuhashi Street, so it's a reasonable area. The goal is an Asian restaurant. The big yellow sign was shining brightly, so it was easy to find. The interior has a reasonable atmosphere. It's still early, so it's empty, but it quickly filled up near capacity. The menu is innovative. Gyoza and bell peppers called "Gyoppy" for 560 yen. In addition to pan-fried gyoza (280 yen), there are also boiled gyoza (280 yen) and pan-fried gyoza with coriander (380 yen). There are also other Asian dishes on the menu. The complimentary snack is popcorn. You can go to the popcorn machine and fill up a paper bag with as much as you like. You can even take it home. There are many types of seasonings available. I chose seaweed and salt. The others liked corn potage plum bonito garlic. The corn potage was delicious. Unfortunately, this restaurant was just a meeting place for the next venue on this day, so we ordered lightly. The Thai-style glass noodle salad was spicy. The Gyoppy was also ordered. It consists of minced meat on half a bell pepper topped with a gyoza. It's difficult to eat, but it's delicious! We also ordered coriander gyoza. It had plenty of fresh coriander. The Szechuan-style mapo tofu and fried potatoes were a game of chance. You roll two dice and get a discount for rolling doubles or half-price for rolling even, which was 190 yen for us. If you roll an odd number, you get the mega size for 700 yen, which wasn't really mega. It's a fun restaurant, so we'll come back to eat properly next time. They offer courses with all-you-can-drink starting from 1980 yen, making it a great value restaurant.

I initially wanted to go to a certain restaurant but it was full, so I randomly searched for another place to eat. I love Asian food, so I didn't mind that the place was empty. They served popcorn as a starter, where you put the right amount in a bag and sprinkle different flavored powders on it before eating. The popcorn alone was a great snack. For drinks, they had a unique system where you roll a dice to decide between a highball or a sour. I got the highball at half price first and then was forced to order a mega-size sour for the second drink, but I can handle my drinks so it was fine. I only stayed for a short while as I was just passing time before going to the next spot, but I tried some regular dumplings, water dumplings, fresh spring rolls, and stir-fried eggplant - all reasonably priced. I thought that if I ever couldn't decide where to go next, I wouldn't mind coming back here for some drinks.

Popcorn is the best! *･゜ﾟ･*:.｡..｡.:*･'(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)'･*:.｡. .｡.:*･゜ﾟ･* ===========

Zorome free, even number half price, odd number mega high 100% win without losing Chinchiroll with 3 people, each paying 1000 yen for food and drinks, enjoying a feast for 4000 yen per person with all-you-can-eat popcorn. H-cup sake is recommended.

We were able to enjoy Thai dishes such as Gaeng Gai, Gapao Rice, and Tom Yum Kung at a low price. Since there were four of us, we shared and ordered various dishes and were able to eat and drink to our heart's content for about 2800 yen! Even my friend who doesn't like cilantro praised the cilantro dumplings here. The regular pan-fried dumplings can also be enjoyed with a sauce that is different from the usual Chinese dumplings. The all-you-can-eat popcorn appetizer is unique and gets you excited! This is a lively restaurant, so we will definitely come back!

Spicy mapo tofu with Sichuan peppercorns, stir-fried garlic bok choy, meat miso bell peppers, and dumplings are delicious.

I used this place for the second time when I went drinking with my friends. It felt like getting a few items included in the all-you-can-drink price, so it was quite a good deal! They had freshly made spicy popcorn all-you-can-eat, addictive cucumbers, spicy bean sprout namul, shrimp salt edamame, and Thai-style fried chicken. Everything goes well with alcohol♪ It's convenient to know several cheap places where you can drink alcohol!