As I was heading towards Kyoto Minami Interchange, I came across this place that I've been to many times before - Osho. It was lunchtime, so I had to go in. I decided to try their new menu item, the Spicy Pork Ramen for 580 yen. To reach the 1,000 yen mark and earn points, I also ordered the Rice Set for 220 yen and Spring Rolls for 170 yen. The ramen was delicious, with a miso-based broth and topped with egg and pork. The noodles were just like the usual ones at Osho. The rice was a perfect complement. Instead of the usual gyoza, I opted for the spring rolls this time, and they were crispy and satisfying. Osho is known for its gyoza and karaage, but don't overlook their spring rolls - they're great too, and at 170 yen each, they're a steal. The Spicy Pork Ramen was definitely worth trying.

I don't have a photo of the fried rice, but I always order fried rice and yakisoba separately! It costs 1001 yen. The portions are generous, and I always end up full haha. The vegetables in the soba are crunchy and delicious. The fried rice is consistently tasty! The stamps add up quickly haha. Thank you for the delicious meal today as well! I am grateful!

The first floor is a parking lot, and the second floor has shops and stores. The smoking area is right in front of the entrance, so you have to pass by smokers to enter, which is a bit tough for me as I don't like the smell of cigarettes. Last order is one hour before closing. The garlic-heavy gyoza was sold out, as well as the sweet and sour pork. I ended up getting regular gyoza, spicy Tianjin noodles, and kung pao chicken. I prefer the gyoza a bit more cooked. The kung pao chicken was too saucy and spicy. The Tianjin noodles were delicious. I paid right after being asked for the last order, and when I went outside, the stairs were dark and the parking lot was pitch black. It would be nice if they could consider safety a bit more.

It's been a while since I visited the Osho Kamoshita store. Lately, as a middle-aged couple, we have been avoiding it because the portion size and oiliness can be a bit much. But I suddenly felt like eating Osho's gyoza. It was Saturday evening. There was no wait inside the restaurant, but it wasn't empty either. It seemed like there were still few inbound customers returning, so it wasn't busy or noisy. The atmosphere was nice. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I posted... I use this place quite often. I only order what I like, and I enjoyed everything I had. However, the menu seems to be changing and getting smaller. Even though it's listed on the website, they said they didn't have bottled beer! Also, I felt like the portion sizes were smaller... I might not go there as often as before. Thank you for the meal.

Today is Wednesday, so I went to the usual "Gyoza no Ohsho" restaurant in Kamitoba. ★ Fried noodles 671 yen ★ Gyoza 2 servings x 264 yen = 528 yen ★ Mini fried rice 289 yen ---- Subtotal 1,488 yen ○ Wednesday limited free gyoza coupon ▲264 yen ○ Gyoza Club premium member 7% discount ▲85 yen ---- Total after discount 1,139 yen. What caught my attention at Ohsho today was the way the waitress (a woman in her 20s) spoke. After ordering all the dishes, she came back with a surprising question: "Is that all right?" Is it all right? Is she asking if we are okay with that amount? Instead of worrying about that, I was more surprised by her choice of words. Is that okay? (laughs)

Today, I decided to have lunch at the Gyoza no Ohsho restaurant in Kamishichiken, as there was a coupon available. I ordered the following items: ★Tenshinhan (with soup) for 517 yen ★Happosai for 550 yen ★Gyoza, 2 servings x 264 yen = 528 yen Subtotal: 1,595 yen ★Gyoza free coupon from the Ohsho app today -264 yen ★7% discount for Gyoza Club premium members -93 yen Total after deductions: 1,238 yen By the way, isn't this Happosai too small? If I wasn't in a good mood, I would have immediately asked the server who brought it if it was too small. If they responded with "This is the size we serve," I would have called the manager or sent a photo to the headquarters. But today, I couldn't bring myself to do that (^◇^;)

Located near Kyoto Minami Interchange along Route 1. I ordered ramen, yakisoba, gyoza, yakimeshi, and shrimp tempura. Everything was delicious. I ordered a basic ramen, but it was so tasty that I even finished the soup.

I wanted to have dinner outside of a service area, and I found a place right before the highway entrance. I ordered a dish of ankake yakisoba with 3 gyoza and almond jelly (Fair Set A) for 950 yen (tax included). The yakisoba, gyoza, and almond jelly were all delicious.

One day, around 2:00 am, I went to the restaurant and found it closed and completely dark inside, even though it should have been open until 4:00 am on weekdays. I thought maybe they were renovating. When I went back a few days later, I was surprised to see that they had significantly reduced their opening hours. The information on Tabelog said they were open until 8:00 am, but in reality, they closed at 4:00 am. After the change, their new closing time was 11:30 pm. It was convenient to have a late-night restaurant close to my home, but it's a shame they reduced their hours. I ordered a bottle of beer, 2 gyoza, and a serving of mapo tofu (just the right size). It was my first time trying the mapo tofu, and it was delicious with a mild level of spiciness. I used a coupon for a free serving of gyoza, so the total came to just over 1000 yen.

I visited the restaurant around 7:30 pm on a regular day. Although there were empty seats, there was a line of one group waiting to be seated at the register. In the meantime, two groups entered the restaurant. I was seated promptly. I called the server with the bell and ordered ramen, fried rice, and gyoza, each for one person. The server said they would confirm the order, but then left without confirming. The ramen was served relatively quickly. My companion started eating, but the fried rice didn't arrive until much later. When it finally arrived, we received two portions instead of one. By the time the gyoza arrived, my companion had almost finished the fried rice. It seems like there was a new trainee, but including a trainee in the staff count can lead to such mistakes. Training is important, but it shouldn't result in delays in food service or mistakes that customers have to tolerate. If we had ordered beer, it would have been a complete timing mistake. Hopefully, the new trainee will become proficient soon.

Located near Meishin Expressway Minami Interchange. Along Route 1 with parking available. The store is on the second floor (accessible by stairs only). This is a regular Gyoza no Ohsho restaurant. We ordered Gyoza set with fried rice, plate udon, and just fried rice. My husband had fried rice (regular) and plate udon. I had Gyoza and just fried rice. We enjoyed our meal. Thank you.

I had dinner♪ My husband had the Chinese ramen set for 810 yen, and I had the Tianjin fried rice for 626 yen. We also shared some dumplings for 237 yen. The Tianjin fried rice is exactly as it sounds - fried rice with Tianjin sauce mixed in. It's a bit mushy, but it's good for those who want to try both dishes. Thank you for the meal.

Heading south on Route 1. Located on the north side of the Meishin Expressway Minami Interchange. Recently, you can also see microbuses (seems like Chinese tourists) at this shop. It's just your typical Gyoza no Ohsho. Since it's a directly managed store, the taste may vary slightly depending on the chef. The filling for the gyoza is factory-made, so the taste remains consistent. Gyoza no Ohsho, like all their other stores, has a lively atmosphere which is nice. This directly managed store is the closest one, so it's quite popular, but it's a bit disappointing that it lacks the uniqueness that would be featured on TV or something. Today, I had the gyoza set meal again. It was delicious.

This year's last review is decided to be at Osho^_^ It's the closest Osho to me, but I've only visited twice^_^ I used the 500 yen voucher I received last time for a beer^_^ Big bottles are the best, right? I had 1 order of gyoza and 1 order of leek liver, the perfect size^_^ I still have a 500 yen voucher from a friend, so I will use it next year too! And thank you to those who liked and commented on my review this year^_^ Thank you for being friendly with me throughout the year. Let's continue to get along well next year too^_^

I went to Gyoza no Ohsho Kyoto Kamitoba store. I ordered the Japanese ramen set + Gyoza Just Size (3 pieces) + Kaki Fry Just Size (2 pieces). It's nice to be able to taste various types of dishes in small portions. The Japanese ramen is made with only domestic ingredients and topped with yuzu peel and dried bonito flakes. It had a Japanese-style flavor! The set comes with 3 gyoza, ramen, and a choice of mini Tenshinhan or mini Chahan. This time, I chose Tenshinhan! I added 3 more gyoza to make it a total of one serving. I was so hungry that I finished it in no time! Since I was able to eat a variety of dishes for around 1500 yen, I think the Just Size option is great! Thank you for the meal.

The other day, I went out with my colleagues to a restaurant late at night. Since we work until late, there are limited options for places to eat when we get hungry, so finding a place that is open late is valuable. The restaurant was not very crowded because of the late hour, but I was happy to see that they offer affordable set menus all day. The restaurant had a clean and modern interior, unlike what I had imagined.

I stopped by for dinner after leaving the hospital. They have a good variety of set meals, but recently they started offering Just Size options, so it's nice to be able to choose and share different dishes with two people. However, it's a bit disappointing that the cooking quality can be inconsistent at times. Thank you for the meal.

We used it for dinner (⌒∇⌒). Located on the southbound side of Route 1. It's on the north side of the South Interchange. Since it was late at night, half of the seats inside were closed. We were seated and the table seats were full. We had the Osho set (fried rice, gyoza, mini fried chicken), plate udon, just fried rice, and just sweet and sour pork. We shared them between the two of us. Thank you for the meal.

I had dinner at the restaurant and ordered the Osho set. I was recommended to try the garlic-free gyoza for the first time, but I prefer the normal one. I don't mind the garlic smell. Thank you for the meal.