Osaka, Japan｜Izumoya

So delicious that I cry

I came here because I wanted to eat Kansai eel kabayaki (mamushi). Because it was a Sunday in August, there was already a group waiting even though I went 30 minutes before the opening time. There were more than 20 people in line when the store opened. I entered the store and served cold tea and ordered. We ordered eel mabushi ¥2000, liver soup ¥200, and dashimaki ¥400 for two. ¥2000 is the most expensive one. It came out in no time. At first glance, it looks fine for ¥2000. When you try it, the sweet sauce goes well with kabayaki and rice. The essential kabayaki has a crispy skin and is Kansai style. However, the eel is not thick, so it is not fluffy or plump. This is worth the price. Not plump but very tasty. But I think this is fine. There is also a menu for under ¥1000, so you can really enjoy delicious kabayaki on a daily basis. It's nice to have a store like this nearby. Even during meals, many people ordered bento boxes by phone or by visiting.

I visited around 12:00 on a weekday! There is a parking lot next to the store. I was able to stop easily! When you stand in front of the store, the delicious smell fills the air. When you enter the store, you will be greeted by an old-fashioned scenery. It was like I had traveled back in time☆ By chance, there was an empty seat so I was able to sit down! It looks like there are other customers waiting for takeout! It seems like they start baking after receiving the order. I immediately ordered eel mamushi for 2000 yen and 1500 yen, liver soup, and dashimaki! I waited for about 20-30 minutes. A freshly made, delicious-looking piece of meat came out! The rice was well seasoned with sauce. The eel was also fluffy and fragrant when grilled! Liver sucking is extremely delicious and I highly recommend ordering it! It's okay even if you don't like liver! Dashimaki is a stable taste ☆ It was 4100 yen for two people. At other eel restaurants, it would cost about this price for one person. I think this is a store with great value for money! It's right near Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, and a tram runs right in front of it! If you take the streetcar, it's right after getting off at the Sumiyoshi stop! Why not stop by on your way home from your visit? You won't regret it!