Suita, Osaka, Japan｜ハム＆デリ 36CHOPPERS(サブロクチョッパーズ)

I was curious and went to buy takeout. It seems to be a sister store to Sal Bacon, a store near Esaka Park. This store has a wider frontage and a brighter interior, so I liked that it felt easier to enter. Purchased a charcoal-grilled deli bento (hamburger) and salad rice with plenty of vegetables. The hamburgers are a satisfying size and are freshly grilled and piping hot! The taste was delicious with a nice meaty flavor. The salad rice was like a stylish bibimbap, colorful and delicious. The taste of the fluffed chicken was delicious, and it went well with the carrot and cabbage rapé. It's a little far from the station, but a deli shop has opened near Esaka, so I'm thinking of going there again.

The food and the staff's hospitality are excellent. I would be happy if there was a daily special for lunch. I ate it once.

I don't understand the low rating... A restaurant with a perfect score of 120, which is very Tokyo-like, everything is delicious, the atmosphere is good, and the alcohol is delicious. Wine is certainly normal wine, but there are few shops where you can drink normal delicious glass wine, so I think it's really good because you can choose a mild type. Don't most shops order house wine first? There are wines that are good to put in a bottle. Above all, the meal is a perfect score of 120 points. It may not be suitable for people who don't care about additives, chain stores are the best, taste is strong and stamina is perfect. Meatballs are always made with additives from the supermarket, and people who eat strong meat may not know how delicious it is. Ah~ I only eat things that are bad for my body. I want to drink, but I want to eat something delicious and good for my body! It's perfect for those who think. Anyway, while there are only half-baked shops in Esaka, this shop has a solid concept and is faithful to it. After transferring from Tokyo, this was the first restaurant in Osaka that I thought was good other than kushikatsu. I will continue to use both deli and eat-in!