Osaka, Japan｜Musubido

Reasonable price, quiet atmosphere. If you are looking for a light Japanese home made meal with onigiri(hand firmed rice ball) and Donjiru(a kind of Miso soup), this is the right place. Since there are not that complex menu selection, you can use Google photo translator to take an order.

I went after 1pm on a weekday. Apparently it was the last group for Musubido lunch that day, and luckily I was able to get the lunch I was looking for. After waiting outside for a few minutes, a pleasant staff member showed us around, and the daily menu consisted of marinated roasted duck for the main dish, simmered sweet and long chili peppers and king king mushrooms for the side dish, and sweet and spicy mushroom mushroom and konnyaku dressing. . There are three types of miso soup to choose from (pork soup, mixed soup, and barley), and I chose pork soup. The large onigiri, which were gently held, had the perfect amount of salt, and although they were simple salt balls, they were very delicious. I was impressed by how the rice balls fell apart as soon as I ate them, and I was convinced that this was a lunch I wanted to eat even though I had to wait in line. As the menu name suggests, the pork soup had a lot of ingredients and the bowl was large, so it was very satisfying and delicious. Water (cold) and tea (warm) were self-service, and there were lots of cat-themed miscellaneous goods for sale around the cash register, which was cute.

It opened at 11:30, and when I got there 5 minutes early, there were already 8 groups in line. There is a line even on weekdays! There are miso soups to choose from, but this time I chose pork soup. It was really delicious with the rice balls and plenty of pork soup!