Osaka, Japan｜Panga Shoku Kobo

We came right at the opening time so did not have to queue. Food was tasty and bountiful for the price. Service was fast. Our first encounter with Korean food was definitely a pleasant one!

I walked for about 20 minutes through the shopping street from JR Tsuruhashi Station. It was in Koreatown. The name of the shop is Pangashoku Koubou read as "Balance Bijinmen", a colorful namul that will keep your body in shape. Nutritious bibin noodles topped with 8 kinds of ingredients [Chinese cabbage kimchi, chijimi, radish kimchi] for 1,100 yen. For the noodles, you can choose cold noodles, which means acorn in Korean, or white Songhwa cold noodles. "I chose Totori cold noodles." There was also a mellow soymilk cold noodle [with 3 side dishes] for 990 yen. The ramen set used to come with kimbap, but now it only comes with chumoppa. Corn tea was free and all-you-can-drink. As other reviews have mentioned, the toilet is dirty, and it's a pity that it wasn't cleaned properly.

The atmosphere was beautiful. I ate a kimchi jjigae set meal, but it was very delicious. I think I want to go again.