【November 9, 2024】Saturday night dinner. I went to a stylish Asian restaurant. Stylish Asian restaurants usually have small portions, so I ordered two servings, but they turned out to be quite generous. (sweat) One serving might have been enough! The taste was incredibly delicious♪♪ I definitely want to come back to this place. ● What we ordered: - Kuay Teow Gai: 1,400 yen (tax included) - Chicken soup with rice noodles, served with fresh spring rolls - Noodle Pad Thai: 1,450 yen - Served with fresh spring rolls and soup - Queen's Plate: 2,050 yen - Includes fresh spring rolls, green curry, Pad Thai, rice, and a mini dessert Thank you for the meal!

Today, I decided to have dinner at a Thai restaurant instead of Indian cuisine to use my Tabelog points. It was my first time at this place, and since I had to take a train to get there, I chose this one because it allowed me to use my V points and it was nearby. I ordered the Royal Thai Meal for 2,650 yen and a mixed juice lassi for 600 yen. I used mobile ordering on my smartphone. The meal included chicken skewers, shrimp crackers, shrimp toast, fresh spring rolls, and a dessert. I could choose one dish from ga pao laos, kao man gai, tom yum noodles, and kway teow gai, and I picked the tom yum noodles since I love tom yum goong. The appetizers arrived first, and I noticed the beautifully crafted flower made from carrots on the plate. The shrimp toast was drizzled with honey and had a slight spiciness, similar to the crispy shrimp crackers, which were both very delicious. The fresh spring rolls contained cabbage, cucumber, carrots, and shrimp, and they were served with a sweet and slightly spicy dipping sauce that had just the right amount of heat. The skewers with cilantro had a flavor reminiscent of miso, which I found quite tasty. However, if you dislike cilantro, you might want to pick it off before eating. I’m fine with cilantro, though. As I enjoyed the appetizers, the tom yum noodles arrived. The tom yum goong soup wasn't very spicy, and it was light and delicious with the rice noodles. I think I've managed to suppress my cravings for Thai food until I travel to Thailand next year. I'll definitely come back! Thank you for the meal!

I recently visited a restaurant that just opened in KITTE. I love Asian cuisine, so it was amazing to have both Indian and Thai food available. The dishes were quite authentic as well. I went for the luxurious combo of Thai rice noodles and Indian mango lassi (ordering each as a single item). The spring rolls that came with the set had rice paper that was chewy and delicious.

It was a weekday afternoon, but I made a reservation just in case. We had a stroller with us, but the restaurant was spacious and easy to navigate. The staff was very friendly, and the food was delicious. I ordered Kao Man Gai, and while the soup was a bit on the salty side, the main dish was very tasty. The person I was with ordered naan curry, which they got at medium spiciness, and it had just a slight kick to it.

I ordered my favorite Khao Man Gai, and it came with spring rolls and soup, which provided a satisfying amount. My companion, who isn't fond of ethnic cuisine, ordered a curry lunch. They indulged in two types of curry with adjustable spice levels and naan. You can also get a lunch drink for just 300 yen. Overall, it was a reasonable and enjoyable experience.

Right now, there's a lot of buzz about a restaurant in KITTE Osaka that is making its first appearance in the Kansai region. It's quite rare to find a place that offers both Indian and Thai cuisine. This restaurant is gaining attention for its delicious ethnic dishes created by skilled chefs from their respective countries. Upon entering, I was greeted by a friendly, cheerful Indian staff member with a wonderful smile. I ordered the Indian lunch cheese naan plate with butter chicken curry (spicy) for 1,800 yen. Personally, I love cheese naan, so this was the obvious choice for me. The naan was thick and chewy, filled with plenty of cheese, and it retained its heat for a long time. It paired beautifully with the rich butter chicken curry, which had a spicy kick that built gradually, making it incredibly addictive. Also, my friend ordered pad Thai, which was very delicious! I definitely want to try that next time. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

I visited on Monday evening around 8 PM. Since it was Monday, the customers were few. There were so many delicious-looking menu items that I was unsure what to choose, but I went with a set of beer and Tom Yum Kung noodles. It came with spring rolls, which was a great deal. The spring rolls were flavored with shiso and tasted amazing! I also felt that the Tom Yum Kung was easy for Japanese people to enjoy. I wish I could have eaten more. The staff was very friendly and had a great attitude. Next time, I want to eat more! I'll definitely be coming back!

I recently visited my favorite Thai restaurant, and the cheese naan looked delicious, so I decided to try it! It was hearty and very tasty! Having four pieces of cheese naan was definitely a bit too much, so I thought it would be great if they offered a set with two cheese naans and two plain naans on the menu. The curry was also very delicious, and I will definitely return to this restaurant. The staff were fluent in Japanese and very kind as well.

The naan was so big that it overflowed off the plate, and it was incredibly delicious. I chose lamb curry and minced meat curry, and the staff cutely said, “Here comes the lamb!” when they brought it to the table. (My friend had shrimp and they also said, “Here comes the shrimp!” (laughs)) We could choose from four levels of spiciness. The tandoori chicken was also delicious.

I entered around 2 PM on a weekday, and the customers were mostly female groups, about 70%. I ordered the Dip Special Thali, along with a mango lassi. For the curry, I chose two types: medium spicy chicken and spicy mutton. Even though the spicy one was supposed to be hot, it wasn't very spicy, so I thought next time I might go for the extra spicy. I preferred the mutton because it had more flavor. I was surprised at how delicious the turmeric rice and tandoori chicken were. The naan was on the sweeter, fluffy side. It was tasty, but considering the location, I can't help but feel that I want to enjoy Indian curry more casually and at a more affordable price.

I had a meal with a friend I hadn't seen in a while at KITTE Osaka. Since the restaurant offers both Indian and Thai cuisine, we ordered a variety of dishes. The green papaya salad was very spicy, and we wondered if it was close to the authentic taste as we finished it. For Indian dishes, we enjoyed momo, which are similar to steamed buns, a platter of tandoori, curry, and Kashmiri naan (a sweet naan topped with nuts). We paired the curry with Thai jasmine rice, allowing us to savor a wide range of dishes for a fun dining experience.

The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was great. I had a Thai course meal, and the presentation was beautiful. The flavors were perfectly balanced, with a refreshing tanginess and spiciness that seemed to suit Japanese tastes. I ended up quite full and unfortunately had to leave two pieces uneaten, for which I apologize. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

On Friday night, the restaurant was fully booked, and there were people waiting. I was really glad I made a reservation. The atmosphere of the staff was nice, and the food was delicious. The spices weren’t overwhelming, but there was definitely a proper level of spiciness, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I ordered a set menu with a choice of rice or noodles, which came with fresh spring rolls and a coconut milk-based dessert. For the main dish, I chose Thai basil rice and chicken pho. The Thai basil rice was very delicious. The pho had soft chicken on top and a gentle flavor. It's a big plus that I could enjoy a little of both! The dessert was a bit sweet, so it might be a matter of personal taste. The staff had lovely smiles! I would love to return when I crave Thai or Indian cuisine again.

I attended a social gathering and initially wondered if the operation would go well, but once the food started coming out, everything went smoothly. Each plate had about three different items, and they paired well with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. They asked for my preferred level of spiciness for the curry, and I could enjoy both rice and naan, so I didn't have to worry about that! We used a semi-private room, which was great because it was far enough from the adjacent seating that I wasn't distracted by other conversations. Everything was delicious, and the attendees had a great impression of it. I’m looking forward to coming back for lunch next time.

I made a reservation at Premium Thai Course, located in the newly opened KITTE. It was my first time trying Thai cuisine, but I was very satisfied as a beginner. Since I love shrimp, it was great to enjoy various shrimp dishes. The food kept coming, and the portions were generous. While I was seated, I noticed the foot traffic outside, but the atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, and the service was excellent. I really got to experience the feeling of being in Thailand.

I came to KITTE hoping to have a meal, but every restaurant had long lines. I thought I might have made a bad choice, but once I stepped inside, I felt that I was experiencing the essence of Indian cuisine. Each grain of the biryani rice was fragrant and heightened my appetite. The cilantro on top of the rice added a touch of exoticism.

Dip Garden Terrace, KITTE Osaka Store @ KITTE Osaka, 5F On Saturday around 5:30 PM, we were able to enter without a reservation, but the restaurant was quite full. We were seated at a small table for two, which felt a bit cramped as there wasn't enough space for all the dishes. We ordered the Spicy Chicken Salad, the Special Combo (Khao Man Gai & Tom Yum Noodles), and the Dip Garden Meal (Shrimp Butter Masala & Saag Mutton). The salad and special combo arrived at the same time. The salad was substantial and satisfying. It was my first time trying Tom Yum Noodles, and I found it to have a bit of acidity—was that expected? The Khao Man Gai was well-seasoned, and I could choose how spicy I wanted the curry. The Dip Garden Meal was generous in portion and delicious! The atmosphere was quite busy, possibly due to the large number of seats. There were so many menu options that it took a while to decide! The seasoning was on the stronger side, but overall, it was tasty!

I visited the restaurant on a weekday at 7 PM with a reservation. The place was fully booked, so I recommend making a reservation before going. I ordered Khao Man Gai and the restaurant's recommended chicken skewers and chicken thigh. Each dish had an ethnic flavor, was quite filling, and tasted really good. The staff were all from overseas, but the atmosphere of the restaurant was very pleasant!

I made an online reservation through Tabelog at 11:30 AM on a weekday. Unlike many restaurants in KITTE that only offer course menus for lunch reservations, this restaurant allowed me to reserve just a table and order from the lunch menu, which was delightful. The staff, both Japanese and foreign, were all very pleasant. The interior had a casual café-like atmosphere, with two-person table seats that were relatively close together. It was relaxed and inviting, making it a popular spot for solo diners. I ordered the cheese naan plate from their open promotion menu, choosing the spicy option. For an additional 300 yen, I added a mango lassi to my lunch. My friend ordered the dip chicken biryani, with minced meat curry as the selectable curry option. Ordering was done by scanning a QR code, but there was also a call bell on the table, so it seemed possible to order verbally as well. I was surprised by how quickly the mango lassi arrived after placing my order and mentioned to the staff with a laugh, "That was really fast!" They responded with a smile, "We try to get orders out quickly." The food was served promptly, and I was pleased that the mini salad included in the set didn’t have any onions and the dressing was to my liking. The butter chicken curry, which I ordered spicy, was mildly spicy and very easy to eat. The cheese naan was generously filled with cheese and quite filling. Since I eat slowly, it cooled down a bit towards the end, but it was still soft and delicious even when cold. For payment, we didn’t have to settle up using the QR code; we could simply take the bill to the register. d払い was accepted for payment. Overall, I think the food, atmosphere, and cost performance were great at this restaurant. I’m curious about other menu options as well, so I would love to come back again. Thank you for the meal!

I thought the restaurants in the newly opened KITTE were all quite high-priced, but I found a reasonably priced place and went there! I ordered a Thai lunch set. The flavors were not too strong or spicy, making it easy to eat. I wonder if it’s catered to Japanese tastes? The staff were also cheerful, bright, and kind, creating a lovely atmosphere! I would love to go back again!

When it comes to Thai food, I absolutely love Kaprao rice, so of course I went for it! I really liked that you could choose a main dish and a side dish (or maybe a sub-main dish?). But there were so many things I wanted to try that I had a hard time deciding! (∩ˊ꒳​ˋ∩) This time, I went for lunch, but the dinner menu had a variety of delicious options too, so I definitely want to come back for dinner someday! (　˙▿˙　)