Hokkyokusei Shinsaibashi Honten

Name: Hokkyokusei Shinsaibashi Honten
Address: 2-7-27 Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, Osaka-shi Chuo-ku, Osaka, JP
Telephone: +81662117829
Price range: JPY 1.000
Rating: 3.52

北極星心斎橋本店

3.52

（19resultados）

JPY 1.000

Omelette Rice

Osaka-shi Chuo-ku, Osaka, Japan

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Presupuesto

JPY 1.000

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Estación de Osaka Nambaa0.28 kmEstación de Nannbaa0.39 kmEstación de Jeia Runannbaa0.48 km

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A renowned restaurant for traditional omurice with a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere

Hokkyokusei Shinsaibashi Main Store is a traditional Japanese-style restaurant known as the birthplace of omurice. Here, the signature dish is omurice, where thinly cooked eggs envelop the rice, known for its smoothness and deliciousness. Among the various omurice options, the mushroom omurice and chicken omurice are particularly praised. Additionally, the omurice set comes with shrimp fry and miso soup, satisfying many with its generous portion. The interior exudes a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere, with private rooms available, making it popular among families and foreign tourists. With its traditional flavors and comfortable ambiance, it has become a renowned destination for many visitors.

Valoraciones

3.52（19resultados）

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グルメマフィア

@sak

Japón

2019年6月24日

4.3

Hora de la visita: 7/2015 Mediodía

Precio por persona: JPY 2.000

The birthplace of omelette rice I went to the restaurant where omelette rice originated! It is the type of restaurant that is listed in many foreigner's guidebooks! The restaurant is very spacious! It's so big that it looks like a Japanese inn! It's so spacious that it looks like a ryokan (Japanese inn)! There is a courtyard and other stylish things. The omu-rice is not modern, but Showa-style. I mean it's not a tender omelet. It is an orthodox omu-rice! The taste is good, and you can think, "This is the origin of omu-rice! This is the origin of omelette rice! However, I can't deny that it is too much of a tourist attraction. I can't deny the feeling that it is too touristy. I feel the atmosphere is a little unscripted.

えりりんこ

@eririn

Japón

2020年3月25日

3.5

Hora de la visita: 8/2010 Noche

Precio por persona: JPY 1.000

Long-established Omelette Rice 2012,07 It has been a long time since my last visit! This time we visited with 5 people, so we were guided to a semi-private room. We ordered side dishes, too, because we didn't want to have one omelet for each of us! Fried burdock root 350 yen Crab cream croquette 780 yen The burdock is crispy and addictive! The cream croquette is a thick type. Where is the crab? The omelette was divided into three kinds. Spinach and bacon omelet 850 yen Hayashi omelette rice: 1,050 yen Rice omelet 690 yen There is nothing special about any of these dishes! There is nothing special about them. But they all have a nostalgic and comforting taste. I'm used to eating modern omu-rice, but sometimes it's nice to have the taste of a long-established restaurant. 2010,08 Visited at around 8 p.m. on Saturday. The place was packed with customers, but I was able to get in smoothly. It's not a complicated place... I got lost! I don't often get lost on the way... After all, when you come here, it's omelette rice, isn't it? But chicken rice is too ordinary, so I decided on beef rice. By the way, there was also pork rice! And I chose the one with cheese inside! We didn't have to wait long! The egg is soft! And the beef rice inside is light! And the sauce is deep and rich, but not too strong... Lately, the eggs are getting thicker and thicker... But this kind of traditional omelette rice is also delicious! As expected from a long-established restaurant! It was delicious!

mg2mmk

@mg2mmk

Japón

2019年10月17日

3.3

Omelette Rice I was looking for a restaurant in the Shinsaibashi area when I was rejected by the restaurant I wanted to go to. Is it the birthplace of omelette rice? Western food with a Japanese appearance? I was too curious (^o^)Here we go! The interior of the restaurant, of course, is pure Japanese style. The tatami room with a courtyard looks like it could be a soba noodle restaurant, but when you open the menu, you will find a lot of horizontal characters. The gap between the two is irresistible. I ordered the most popular dish, a simple omu-rice. The eggs are thinly cooked. The thinness and hardness of the egg were so ideal for me that I was enchanted every time I scooped it with a spoon (suspicious). Chicken rice is like fried rice. I really like the size of the chicken and the ratio of meat, rice, and onions. The sourness of the sauce also goes well with the rice. This is delicious! It is a different type from the one with ketchup. No wonder it is served with ginger. My concept of omelette rice has changed a bit. I'm glad I was dumped at the restaurant I was planning to go to lol. I feel like I'll never forget it because of the type of look and taste, so I'll come back~.