Osaka, Japan｜Wahha

I had a tonkatsu set meal for lunch. The crispy sweet raw onion and the freshly fried crispy tonkatsu went well together and were very delicious. It is surprising that this is 500 yen.

This is a restaurant that specializes in gyoza and fried chicken. Conveniently located near the station. After running around Osaka Castle and working up a sweat at Ikoma Onsen, the usual course is to eat at this restaurant. In summer, corn tempura is recommended. The fried chicken is very juicy and plentiful. The sauce is served in a small plate, and the sauce is sweet and salty and very delicious. The price is reasonable and even if you drink normally, it will be about 2000 yen. It seems to be open for lunch as well, but I haven't been there yet. There seems to be a one-coin lunch, so if you have the chance, I think I'll try it.

I've only used it for lunch, but it's a cheap and delicious restaurant. All of the lunch menu items are recommended. The Karaagedon is delicious, and the Oyakodon is also hard to throw away. The sauce on the tonkatsu set meal is delicious, and the raw onions on the side are so appealing that you won't want to throw it away.