Osaka, Japan｜Grill room Sasha

I happened to find this Western restaurant while I was looking for a restaurant to eat without lining up while waiting for the Shinkansen.To be honest, I went in with no expectations at all, but it was a big hit! This time I wasn't that hungry, so I ordered the keema curry, and it had lots of vegetables and the minced meat was coarsely ground and delicious. Even though it was dinner, I was able to eat for the price of lunch, and the customer service was polite and attentive.I was very happy. There was no place to put my luggage, so that was my only regret (＞＜)

I ordered a Turkish rice set of 1,200 yen including tax. The shop is a style of counter seats only for cooking in the store. Pork cutlet, shredded cabbage, Neapolitan, butter pilaf, and parsley for decoration are deliciously arranged on one plate. The pork cutlet sauce is rich. Neapolitan has a fragrant browned wiener. Butter pilaf seems to be addictive in flavor and aroma. The overall taste is nostalgic. It's exciting to think that such an old-fashioned Western restaurant still exists in Shin-Osaka's station stores, where new restaurants are opening one after another.

An affordable Western restaurant located in Shin-Osaka Station's Naimi-no-Koji street. There is only a counter, but it is much cleaner and non-smoking than other shops, so it is recommended if you are in Ajinokoji. Western food set is also delicious. The price has gone up a bit, and there are no more sets under 1000 yen, but it can't be helped in this day and age. It's still delicious and the staff are nice, so it's priceless. Please come always! Hehehehe. Good luck~✨