Osaka, Japan｜Inui

Delicious food, cooked with care and served by lovely people. A genuine Japanese experience, if you get the chance don't hesitate to visit here.

When I wanted to eat Kushikatsu in Osaka, I used to eat it in areas like Shinsekai, but this time I was thinking of going to a restaurant nearby because I was a solitary gourmet, but it was closed, so I found this restaurant that was open nearby. I chose a store. I made the right choice! The fried foods were also quite popular and were often sold out, but since the ingredients were right in front of me, I chose them and had them fried. For a change, the fried mini taiyaki was delicious, and this is the best way to eat it! That was helpful (lol) At the end, the guy at the shop asked me where did Nii-chan come from? I was asked, and I'm in Tokyo. When I said that, the old man laughed and laughed! I felt the humanity of Osaka! I also wanted to go there if I had the chance. There is a coin parking nearby.

I visited for the first time, but it was very comfortable, including the general and the customers. Most of the customers are regulars, but the restaurant is centered on a large counter that surrounds the kitchen in a U-shape, so even first-timers can easily get to know each other. The food is also very cheap, starting at 60 yen per stick of kushikatsu! You can order from 1 piece, so regular customers went home quickly with the bill of 500 yen. First of all, please eat Doteyaki and Konnyaku. The kushikatsu can also be fried or grilled, and it was very delicious.