Osaka, Japan｜Ofuji

This is a restaurant with a warm atmosphere that reminds you of the countryside. I had a special lunch. The fried food remained crispy even after a long time. Personally, the pickles and miso soup were really delicious.

Visited at 12:15 on weekdays. It was empty with only one customer. When you enter the store, the first thing you'll notice is the sweet smell of frying oil (lard?). Expectations will inevitably rise. When I ordered the special (900 yen), I was informed that the rice was not included, so I ordered it without hesitation. (The price was 1,100 yen at the time of payment, so rice is 200 yen.) After ordering, the customer cuts the loin, coats it, and deep-fries it, but midway through, he kindly says, ``I'm sorry it took so long because the meat is so thick.'' Still, it was served in about 10 minutes. The flavor of the sauce is not as strong as it looks, and it is more of a sour type of sauce. The rice goes well with the sweetness of the fat. The rice was freshly cooked, so it was shiny and shiny. In the blink of an eye, the blissful time was over. . I don't have much business to come nearby, but I would like to go again. Thank you for the meal.

This is a Western food restaurant run by an elderly couple. The vegetables are placed where customers can see them, so you can see that they are very fresh. The demi sauce also seems to be homemade. I think it's a loss because the store's appearance is modest, so it's hard to see. One of the top Western food restaurants in town Even if I look at it as a Western food restaurant as a whole, I would rate it as just above or below. You can't go wrong with anything you eat, but I personally like chicken chap.