Osaka, Japan｜やっさんの崖っぷちカレー

This is a good place for travelers who just got off the train and want some good curry, no fuss. Steps away from the train station, this place was great, and you order from the vending machine which had an English menu, for foreigner's ease. I had the pork cutlet, my gf the fried chicken. The fried chicken was amazing. I had a small beer. This is a small place. All the seats are around a counter, but it was great, the price fair, and the guy was very friendly. I would go back for the convenience and fried chicken.

🌟🌟Highly recommended for Korean taste🌟🌟 <Service> Perhaps because the owner's grandmother is Korean, she speaks Korean very well. I often had a hard time ordering at Japanese restaurants because I wasn't good at Japanese, but the owner of this restaurant explained things in Korean, and if you didn't understand, he gave additional explanations using body language and photos. <Food> I had karaage and curry, my girlfriend had chicken and curry, and we added salad for 200 yen each. I calculated about 3,200 yen for a can of beer and a glass of orange juice. I thought it was a very cost-effective meal, and although I wasn't expecting it at all due to the low rating, I was very satisfied. I think the reason the rating is low is because the curry is a bit spicy, making it difficult to suit the tastes of Japanese locals. It was just the right amount of spicy and refreshing for Koreans to eat. You will eat a lot of greasy, oily, salty and sweet food on your food trip to Osaka, and the same will be true at Universal Studios Japan. That's why I really missed Korean kimchi stew, but the curry rice at this restaurant I visited as the last meal of my trip refreshed my taste buds and ended the trip on a good note. I really enjoyed the cabbage kimchi that the owner's grandmother gave as a service, as she said she made it herself. It was a very refreshing salad-style kimchi that didn't taste like salted fish. I'm sorry that I paid by credit card, and since it was the end of my trip and I didn't have cash, I regret not being able to tip for the kimchi service. It's such a great restaurant. It may not be as famous as a restaurant in Osaka where you wait to eat, but I recommend it to Koreans who are finishing their trip or to people who want to refresh their mouths with spicy food. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love you boss

I had a hamburger curry (shrimp fried topping). The curry roux is smooth, but it melts on your tongue and you can feel the taste and aroma. The hamburger was juicy and the fried shrimp was melty inside. delicious. They also serve canned chuhai with a glass of ice. It was a restaurant where you can eat with peace of mind as you can see the staff's smile and dedicated face. Next, I will challenge the heavyweight cliff edge curry.