Takatsuki, Osaka, Japan｜Asoko

The atmosphere of the restaurant is quite quirky, but the okonomiyaki is super delicious😋 There are so many okonomiyaki options on the menu that it takes time to choose. With oysters, with beef, pork, and chicken, modern soba rice, and many more. There are various toppings such as mochi, cod roe, soft-boiled egg, and more. One drink service is also included. Personally, I find yakisoba very delicious. Okonomiyaki ranges from 480 yen to 2000 yen. ASOKO Yaki, Oraora Shanghai, Rikuo, Maharaja Seimen, and Fake Hiroshima are all menu names. It's fun so please try it once. It's mostly a one-off restaurant, so if it's crowded, the food may take a little longer to come out. They are closed on Sundays and may be closed at other times, so it is best to call to make sure they are open. There are 2 parking spaces.

Once you go, you'll never forget The interior is amazing, and the okonomiyaki is also very delicious. Anyway, there's a lot of information, and it's interesting everywhere you look. The master was also friendly and fun.

I went on a Saturday after 11:30. After looking at the reviews, I saw a lot of comments saying that it was a unique restaurant but delicious, so I decided to go eat there. As soon as you enter the store, the owner will greet you. ``Please be careful as there are steps,'' the unique owner suddenly appeared. When you step inside, you'll see a big aquarium! And a huge goldfish! The sofa is bright red and the walls are also unique. The menu is also unique, and as I took my time looking at it, the owner explained it to me. My second recommendation is the mixed modern grill. My husband ordered a large mixed grill. I think it took a long time for it to come out. When we finished eating, the owner came. "You've been here before, right?" I was asked this, but since it was my first time, I told them that, and they said they were offering drinks, so I asked for apple juice and oolong tea. Okonomiyaki was very delicious. The mixed modern grill had soba noodles on the bottom, so it was crispy. My husband's okonomiyaki was also large, but it was about the size of a regular size dish. I thought it was because the price was low. Speaking of greed, it would have been great if there was just a little more pickled ginger in it. Even though okonomiyaki is cheap, this service is good. I feel like I gained a lot. It seemed like the shop was run by an old woman who was probably the owner's mother. There was no cash register and there was a change purse near the exit, but the old lady told me the price and I paid it to her. When I left, the owner came out to see me off and gave me a free drink ticket for the next time. I go to Takatsuki often, so I think I'll stop by again.