Higashiosaka, Osaka, Japan｜みやこ食堂

Omurice is more delicious than rumored. (It should be even better if you use chicken rice instead of ham.) Champon is a nostalgic taste in town Chinese.

A restaurant with a Showa-era feel that has been around for a long time near Kintetsu and JR Kawachi-Eiwa Station. The prices are cheap and everything you eat is delicious. The fried rice is stir-fried over a strong flame, so you can enjoy the piping hot fried rice. Omelet rice is also your favorite omelet rice, with hot ketchup rice wrapped in a thinly fried egg and drizzled with ketchup. Katsudon is a thin cutlet topped with a juicy egg and is a little sweet. The yakisoba is also delicious with the sauce yakisoba stir-fried over strong heat. Hamburger steak is often eaten as a side dish on the back shelf or in the refrigerator. A well-grilled hamburger steak stuffed with minced meat and a Worcestershire-based sauce is great. I like potato salad with slightly sour mayonnaise. All side dishes are 200 yen. There are many coin parking lots nearby.

It is no exaggeration to say that Eiwa Kawachi's treasure is a cafeteria that he has been going to for nearly 50 years since his childhood. Cheap anyway. I go out to eat with my partner every week, but it's a little over 2000 yen for the two of us if we eat hard. Set meals are highly recommended. It's usually full.