Osaka, Japan｜Urokoya

Uncle's wonderland. That's a multi-tenant building. Red and pink plasticy signboards lined up vertically invite the old man like a moth-attracting light. Recently, Misono has been popular with subculture girls, but when it comes to multi-tenant buildings in Osaka, the Nippo Building is the best. This is located in the back of the Nippo Building in Higashi Shinsaibashi. From royal road seasonal fish to mysterious local fish, you can enjoy sake and fish with a fish encyclopedia in one hand. No matter how you look at it, there are tropical fish, but this is also delicious. and tempura. Exquisite deep-fried food combined with hot sake invites the old man to Neverland. How about you, you subculture girl! Do you want to go to Shibaki for a single spotted ray with your uncle?

The store is new, but the building is dilapidated and the store name on the front is very small, so it's very difficult to find. The location on Google Maps is correct and is at the back of the 1st floor of the building. A restaurant where you can eat rare fish. Today's ``all sashimi platter'' includes bonito, grunt, raw mantis shrimp, bigfin squid, stone sea bream, basket barracuda raw violets, Japanese mackerel grilled frosting, raw mackerel, hawk feathered sea bream, and conger eel. It was my first time to eat conger eel sashimi (konbujime). The chilled tofu also has a refreshing scent of yuzu peel and is drizzled with olive oil. Personally, today's bargain is "whale cartilage ponzu". ¥9200 for two men. It was goodCP.

It's a little hard to find, but the fish is very delicious. The Japanese sake lineup was also nice.