Hokkyokusei - Shinsaibashi Main Shop

Polaris, this restaurant is located in Shinsaibashi, the most prosperous and lively area in Osaka. The business here is extremely good, it can be said to be very popular. The omelette rice and fried food here are super delicious.

My friend and I ordered a small omurice, which came with a few slices of fried chicken and a small salad. The omurice was really good, with a delicious tomato sauce on top. The fried chicken was crispy and juicy. I will definitely come back to this place whenever I am in Osaka again.

American fast food is a bit like the pumpkin we have here, with hamburgers, lamb chops, steaks, etc. The baby is mini and eats one in one bite, which tastes pretty good. The lamb chops are also very large, and it feels quite affordable.

Polaris, there are plenty of seats, no need to queue, typical Japanese style seats, take off your shoes and put them in the cabinet when you enter. Omurice is the specialty here, the tender egg skin is filled with rice grains, the rice grains absorb the taste of chicken, especially fragrant, the egg skin is covered with ketchup, sour and sweet, very appetizing.

The famous Omurice in Osaka tasted a little different than I expected. Maybe this restaurant advocates the traditional taste. The beef omelette rice set meal I ordered came with three fried shrimps and miso soup. The beef rice was fried with thin beef slices, and the taste was closer to Japanese fried rice. Compared with the current European omelette rice, it lacked some milky taste and soft egg skin. The sauce should also be traditional.

The selling point is the century-old shop, and the buying point is the omelette rice in the century-old shop. You must try it once, there is no reason for staple food control. Omelette rice with fried shrimp is a favorite of many people. In the past, you will find that the seats are full, and many Chinese people eat while taking pictures, with their mouths full of sauce, which is very funny. It is worth going.

The famous Omurice attracted a constant stream of people. We went there after the peak meal time so that we didn't have to wait in line. There were many flavors to choose from, but the signature and recommended Omurice didn't impress me, so it was a pilgrimage to taste it.

This restaurant was a pleasant surprise. It looked like a traditional Japanese courtyard rather than a restaurant. I didn't have time to order anything and just went to see the scenery. The service in the restaurant had the orthodoxy and rules of a state-owned old brand. In short, everything from the environment to the atmosphere to the taste scored high.