Izumisano, Osaka, Japan｜Ochawan

What a lovely Izakaya!

Since the entrance is on the road side of the station, the impression that it is a little difficult to enter at first glance. Once you go there, it won't matter, and your thoughts will go to the future about when to go next. There are counter seats that divide a large table, 2 seats for 4 people, and a tatami room for several people. Coco is even cheaper than the cheap izakaya around Hagurazaki, and although the price has gone up from the past rice photos, it's still cheap. It may be a little large for people with small meals, so it may be better to check depending on the menu. I think people who can eat normally will feel that the quality and quantity are better than the price. The menu is diverse, and there are top bowls and udon noodles that you will want to visit again and again, and you can also use it to finish (you must order a drink first, Izakaya Yashi). Among the shops where you can eat udon in Hagurazaki, this shop is open late. The store clerk is friendly and classy, ​​so it's comfortable, but there are times when you can hear the vulgar laughter of the customers. . . It's unique to a local izakaya, but it's not like there are such annoying customers every day. It is often crowded, so it may be safer to contact us in advance.

There are many menu items and everything is delicious! Octopus wasabi, sashimi, fried chicken, butter-grilled scallops, wagyu steak, mentaiko pasta, katsudon, meat udon, yakisoba, and so on. It's cozy and feels like drinking at home.