Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan｜Osaka Ohsho Ibaraki Toyohara

I was worried about Osho and Ichiran, and visited this Osaka Osho. Is it the smallest of these three stores? Is the parking lot narrow? The area around the entrance is undulating due to the height difference, so it is difficult to enter, and I think it will be difficult for vehicles with a low vehicle height. I visited before noon on a weekday, but it was empty rather than empty, but after 12 o'clock, the impression was that the number of customers increased. I think I can eat in peace. I had the tenshin rice set, which is the pride of Osaka Osho. The taste was very good. However, this tenshin rice does not contain any ingredients. Still, if there are fluffy eggs and sweet bean paste, Yoshi! Do you think it's a personal preference? For the gyoza that I couldn't eat, I bought frozen gyoza from Osaka Osho at the supermarket. It was so delicious that I would like to try it next time.

Among the many Osaka Osho stores, I like this Ibaraki Toyohara store the most. The staff are energetic and have great customer service, and of course the food is fast and delicious.

I went there because I wanted to eat fried ravioli. The lever was thicker and firmer than the nearby "Osho". The seasoning was a little dark for my taste, and it was very delicious. On this day, gyoza was 50 yen off, so I bought raw gyoza and went home. I ate freshly baked at home, even if this was delicious