Osaka, Japan｜Chabana

I happened to find it when I was sightseeing in Osaka Castle, so I stopped by. Both okonomiyaki and yakisoba were very delicious. It was convenient because it was connected underground from Temmabashi Station.

We ate delicious okonomiyaki! I went alone at night after work, but I was able to sit right away without waiting ☺️ I am grateful that there is an okonomiyaki restaurant near the station. By the way, you can use credit cards, PayPay, Merpay, and LINE Pay!

During my first long-term stay in Osaka, I was wondering where to have lunch on the first day, and there was a restaurant near the hotel that served okonomiyaki set meals, so I decided to visit it. (I'm from Kanto, but I love eating okonomiyaki and rice together.) Station building… commercial building? As it is located in the restaurant area on the second basement floor of the building, it was crowded with people coming and going from midday on weekdays, but I visited around 11:30 a.m., a little after noon. So I was able to enter without waiting. I immediately ordered the okonomiyaki set meal and was told that I would get a large serving of rice for free, so I was happy to order it. For an additional 150 yen, I was told that I could add stewed beef tendon as a topping, so I ordered that as well. 10 minutes later, the aroma of the sauce coming from the okonomiyaki that arrived on the hot iron plate was so strong that it stimulated my appetite, and that alone made me think, ``I'm in Osaka!'' The finely chopped cabbage (or Chinese cabbage?) blended into the dough and became just the right amount of softness. The beef tendon stew that came on top of the rice as a topping was also very creamy, and it also seemed to go well with the rice. It was so delicious that I ended up devouring it so quickly that even a large serving of rice wasn't enough, but it was a very satisfying lunch. Thank you for the meal