Osaka, Japan｜とんかつ・とん娘

a! ️ 35 years ago when I lived in Miyakojima Ward, I used to buy this shop as a takeout (=^ω^) On the opposite side of National Route 1, milk soap. There is another store right next to Osaka Castle Kitazume Station, but this one is cheaper because the general is very generous. It's cheap and delicious-the batter is crispy and the meat is soft and juicy! This volume is 800 yen, so when I ride a 12km bicycle, it's the best way to burn calories and I'm so full that I can't eat dinner. You can also eat this roast pork cutlet on the lunchtime menu at a reasonable price. Ummm! ️ When I went there for the third time the other day, the general was generous, so when I asked for lunch, it was a pork cutlet set meal, and he only put the end of the pork cutlet (・∀・) Sweat w more and more volume and my stomach is full of bread So 🍴🈵😆 the amount is amazing. I requested to cut it in half because the rice was also heaping. I used to eat it every day, and thanks to that, I became quite fat at that time (^^) It's on the opposite side of Milk Soap along National Route 1. You can also take a takeaway with a lunch box. Isn't there anyone who doesn't know Joto Ward residents? I don't know if you're giving a different tonkatsu restaurant on your way home from Noe Hospital on Twitter. The other day, I heard from the general that the name of the store used to be "Tonta" because it seems to be the same franchise store called "Tonta" near Osaka Castle Kitazume Station. The pork cutlet I took home was also packed with cabbage, and I got 2 extra sauces and dressings, and it was 600 yen including tax. I ate it as a katsudon the next day and it was delicious. Someone's mouth-to-mouth fried shrimp curry is also full of prawns and has a great volume.

The first time I went there was a service day and I got an 800 yen set meal for 690 yen. It was soft and delicious❗️

There was a volume and it was very delicious! Isn't it a shop that people who like baseball care about? It reminds me of the tonkatsu restaurant I liked when I lived in Hakata, so I felt nostalgic.