This initially unassuming building has a quite good free area, with a shop and great views, but it's worth paying to go all the way up! No prebooking was needed when we came during a weekday morning. The open-air top has good views of the surrounding area, although the ideal south view is blocked by other skyscrapers, unfortunately. There's a very small museum with the history of the building, containing an excellent time-lapse video of the unbelievable central area raising process. There's a fairly good food & drink shop inside, worth a rest here if you can get a good window seat.

Due to the roadworks and construction this was difficult to find. But once we found it, it was a lovely building. I used the Osaka Amazing Pass. Note that if you come before 3pm or is free with the pass. Unfortunately we can after 3pm so the pass allowed us a 10% discount. We bought the tickets on the day. There was no queue and the tickets were readily available. Then it was a lift and an elevator up to the top and the skyline was amazing. There is a specific area for photo spot. Not controlled by the staff but everyone was respectful by queuing up and not taking too long to take the pics. It was an amazing view. Also walked up the stairs to the outer layer of the sky building. It's outdoors with ample amount of safety so wonderful to go out and feel the warm breeze.

One of our first activity in Osaka. We visited this building and queued for some time to get access to the elevator which will take us up to the observation floor - which is the top 2 floors of this building. Once upstairs, you have to get tickets and then, you are free to roam around the 2 floors. There are plenty of nice view all around. There is a cafe, lavatory as well as a souvenir shop. The rooftop is the most popular spot as you can view the Osaka skyline and it is gorgeous in a clear night. I wish we had come here during sunset as I am sure we could get aome amazing pictures then. We spent quite sometime admiring the cityscape. There are a few platforms set up for taking photos. We finally left when it became too cold due to the strong, chilly wind.

Walked from Osaka Castle to Umeda Sky Building and the walk itself was nothing special, with the aggravating factor that there are roadworks going on. Also, expect to wait a long time to take the lift (almost 1 hour), and then to come down (it doesn’t matter if you buy a ticket in advance or not, it’s just the normal waiting time to take the lift as there are only two that take turns). The views are ok, but you clearly realise (if you haven’t done so already) that Osaka is a very grey and brownish city, with too many buildings. You almost see no green, no nature. Also, most of the windows are blocked by tables and chairs of the café and people seem to love to block your access to them, so it can be tricky to take decent pictures. Once again, souvenir shops and I didn’t really care for what they were selling. Was hoping for a great experience as every blog tells us it’s a must-see place, but in my opinion it wasn’t really worth the walk (it’s far from everything) and I preferred the views from the Osaka Castle. Oh, and bring cash, I believe the tickets machines only accept cash (2000 yen per adult), but I’m not sure.

The Umeda Sky Building is an architectural must-see! The views from the Floating Garden Observatory are breathtaking, offering a truly beautiful 360-degree skyline. ​What truly made our visit exceptional was the staff; they were incredibly helpful with our 2-year-old and her pram, so attentive and caring making access feel genuinely VIP. The building is easily reachable from Umeda Station via a short, straightforward walk. ​Travel Tip: Buy your tickets ahead of time to skip the long queues! Also, planning your trip for an early morning slot or a weekday will greatly reduce wait times. Before or after your visit, explore the many great eateries in the surrounding Umeda area, especially the retro Takimi Koji gourmet street downstairs. Highly recommended for all visitors, especially those with small children!

The Umeda Sky Building is a landmark in Umeda, Osaka, noted for its unusual design. A popular observatory deck is located there. I used my Osaka E-Pass to access the Kuchu Teien Observatory. You can get there by doing the following: 1. Take the escalator to Fun Fun Plaza. 2. On the third floor, line up for the elevator that goes to the ticket counter on the 30+ floor. The line can be long but it moves fast and there are two elevators. It took me about 25 minutes to reach the floor. 3. Once you reach the ticket counter, show your E-Pass. After that, take the escalator to the observation deck where you’ll find a café and a souvenir shop. 4. To reach the rooftop deck, take the stairs. 5. Going down involves taking the escalator and then the elevator.

We visited Umeda Sky Building on a Monday night. We had to pay ¥1800 a discounted price from ¥2000. This is the price if you want to have full access up to the roof deck. The tower is 175meters tall with a lounge and cafe area, souvenir shop, gachapon, lock and keys for lovers, and very nice view of Osaka and nearby areas. Coming at night will let you experience a starry floor. A piece of advice, best wear white things as the UV lights make white things shine so it will look great on photos. However, mind you it is not for the weak hearted as the center part overlooks a very tall space where you can see the whole building down.

Can’t believe it’s free. Although some of the flowers were already wilting, the variety of colorful roses was still beautiful. There were quite a few people and kids around, but it wasn’t overwhelmingly crowded. Recommend stopping by if you’re in the area and have an hour or two to spare.

A lovely area for relaxation, contemplation and enjoying. Spacious designed. Lovely roses, Nice water elements. A more European set-up rather than a Japanese set-up. Includes a large area for child play. Enough resting elements, like benches. No pick-nick tables or specific areas for eating. Enjoyed this even during rain as there are enough trees to provide cover.

Came here after lunch on the 1st day in Osaka in July recently. Nice little park close to the hotel and it has a rose garden. Unfortunately it was summer and not many were in bloom. Still the park and flowers were enough to make the walk interesting.

My wife and I always find time to enjoy the beautiful things in life, so we often visit botanical or flower gardens at the locations we visit. The rose garden in Osaka was one of the best experiences we've had. There's a beauty in the serenity that this place provides. We went during lunchtime and saw many people quietly enjoying their lunches while admiring the beauty around them. There are many different roses here with cards explaining their origins and planting dates. The area is free to enter and provides a better view than some of the locations we've paid for. If you want to see some beautiful flowers while enjoying a peaceful stroll, I highly recommend that you find the opportunity to spend some time here.

Very enchanting walk round the garden with so many beautiful full blown roses and other flowers. People were very discipline, no shouting other than playing balls among the children, no inconsiderate people, families gathering were happy and calm enjoying their day. Very nice place with cooling weather. 03.05.2025

Visited last June 26 with my senior mom. A few roses were already in bloom. The park is big enough for walks and runs, even for strolling around with friends and family. They also have benches around the park for those that prefer to pass some time.

Wonderful peaceful park. It was a great place to relax and to enjoy the beautiful flowers. There is a playground and it's great for families!

​Namba Yasaka Shrine is an absolute must-visit landmark known for its strikingly dramatic architecture and unique atmosphere. While the massive lion stage is the main attraction, the rest of the shrine grounds are compact and well-maintained, offering a brief, pleasant cultural break. It’s located conveniently close to Namba’s bustling center, making it an easy addition to any Osaka itinerary. The best way to enjoy the tranquility and fully appreciate the architecture is to visit early in the morning. This is the key recommendation, as the shrine can get very crowded later in the day. Arriving early ensures you can take clear photographs of the lion head and experience the quiet spiritual atmosphere before the crowds descend.

This is a small but beautiful temple in Namba Osaka. The big lion head is very cool and gives a different vibe compared to other temples. Even though it's a very nice temple, I wouldn't recommend taking a detour just to see it. Visiting the whole thing took us probably 15 minutes tops and it was overcrowded. If you wish to pray at a shrine in Japan, you should definitely go somewhere.

Osaka Namba Yasaka Shrine is a unique and fascinating Shinto shrine located near Namba Station. Its most famous feature is the giant lion-shaped stage (the “Shishiden”), which symbolizes protection against evil and the power to bring success and good fortune. The design is impressive and makes a great photo spot. Although it’s not a large shrine, the atmosphere is calm and welcoming, offering a nice break from the busy city streets. A must-visit hidden gem in Osaka!

The shrine is best known for its giant lion head stage (獅子殿, shishiden) — a massive structure about 12 meters tall and 11 meters wide. It’s believed that the lion’s mouth swallows evil spirits and brings good luck, success, and protection to visitors. Despite being in bustling Namba, the shrine has a calm, spiritual atmosphere. It’s a great spot for photos, peaceful reflection, or a quick cultural stop while exploring Osaka.

Namba Yasaka Jinja is one of the most striking and memorable shrines in Japan. The moment you step onto the grounds, the massive lion-head stage takes your breath away — it’s bold, unique, and unlike anything you’ll see anywhere else. The atmosphere is uplifting and full of character, making the shrine feel both powerful and welcoming. It’s a place that instantly grabs your attention and leaves a lasting impression. A true hidden gem in Osaka and an absolute must-visit for anyone exploring the city.

I visited Namba Yasaka Jinja alone, and it turned out to be one of the most special moments of my trip to Osaka. The giant lion head immediately caught my attention. Standing in front of it, I felt small but strangely calm, as if all the city’s chaos outside had suddenly gone quiet. What I loved most was the contrast: right in the middle of lively Namba, you step into this pocket of silence and strength. Being there on my own made it even more meaningful, I could take my time, listen to the soft sounds of the wind, and just be. The shrine isn’t large, but it has a powerful presence. Locals come and go quietly, some to pray, some just to pass through.

A hidden gem in the middle of Osaka! 🦁✨ Namba Yasaka Shrine is famous for its huge lion head stage — it looks amazing in photos and feels unique compared to other shrines in Japan. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful even though it’s close to busy Namba area. It’s a great spot to visit for a short break, take some memorable pictures, and feel a bit of traditional Japan in the city. Entrance is free and it’s easy to reach on foot from Namba Station.

Good place for shopping for groceries...

Very nice and clean ☺️

Good

No change anywhere in the country

Good place

(Translated by Google) September 2025 I visited the nearby Tire Shop for lunch after getting my tires inspected. The restaurant and shopping building are separated across the street. Parking seems to be the same. 90 minutes free (spends over ¥1,000). Perhaps it would be more convenient if it were connected by a promenade from the second floor. I don't think I'd stay long. The silver Asahi Beer silo and beer barrels (?) visible nearby were intriguing, reminiscent of a cluster of buildings in a futuristic city. (Original) 2025　9 近くのタイヤ館で 点検お願いした後のお昼に訪問 道路跨いで飲食とお買い物棟に 別れてます。 駐車券は共通のようです。 90分無料(1,000円以上で) ２階からの遊歩道で 繋がってると利便性がいいかな？ 長居は無理そう 近くに見えるアサヒビールの シルバーのサイロ　ビール樽(？)が 未来都市のビル郡のようで面白かったです。

(Translated by Google) Why did they choose these restaurants and supermarkets in Suita, a working-class town next to a university? Uniqlo and ABC Mart are already in the area, which is nice! They'd be better off adding more down-to-earth stores that are more accessible to students. (Original) 大学の隣でしかも庶民の町吹田に なぜこの飲食店やスーパーのチョイスなのか？ 物販は、ユニクロやABCマートが入り いい感じなのに！ 学生でも利用しやすい もう少し庶民的な店舗を入れた方がいい

A pretty awesome small ramen shop. They serve a special kind of "sauce ramen". I believe the translation is "Mazesobe". I went with Tonaktsu (Pork bone base) instead of salt, and it was very flavorful. Sauce is thick and nice, with an toasty aroma. Definitely a good place to check out before or after the Asahi Brewery Tour.

This is the best soda I ever ate I need this soba in the supermarket

Delicious! Definitely want to go there again.

Delicious!!🤤

(Translated by Google) This store is located at the north exit of JR Suita Station. I often pass by, but this was my first time visiting. Just like the exterior, the restaurant has a Japanese atmosphere and a calm atmosphere. Counter and table seats. Orders must be made orally. The menu is extensive. Mazesoba seems to be popular, but they had a limited edition salt ramen, so I ordered that. "Salt ramen limited time only" The aroma of the fish and seafood that rises up is so delicious. The flavor of the roasted pork belly and fried onions is a nice accent, but the sauce is a bit strong and I was worried about the saltiness. The curly noodles have a nice firm texture that lifts the soup well. It's close to the station and is open until late at night, making it an easy-to-use restaurant. (Original) JR吹田駅北口にあるお店です。よく前を通過するのですが訪問したのは今回が初めてです。 外観同様に和の趣きを感じさせる作りのお店で落ち着いた雰囲気です。 カウンターとテーブル席。注文は口頭にて。 メニューが豊富です。まぜそばが人気のようですが限定で塩ラーメンがあったのでそちらを注文しました。 「塩ラーメン 期間限定」 ふわっと立ち昇る節系魚介の香りがええ感じです。 炙りチャーシューやフライドオニオンの風味も良いアクセントになっていますが、少々タレが強くて塩角が気になります。 しっかりスープを持ち上げてくれる縮れ麺のプリッとした食感がイイですねー。 駅近で夜遅くまで営業されており、利用しやすいお店と言えます。

(Translated by Google) Mazesoba + draft beer for 1,450 yen. I was surprised at how luxurious the char siu was. I ordered pork bone mixed noodles. This char siu is roasted on the burner and is fragrant and very delicious. First of all, when you eat it normally, it has a strong tonkotsu taste and is delicious. If you eat about a third of this and add some chili oil, the flavor will become even more gorgeous. Goes well with draft beer! When I added vinegar to the remaining third, I was surprised to find that the taste became mellower. It was so delicious that I could enjoy three flavors in one dish. (Original) まぜそば+生ビール生で1450円。 チャーシューがすごく豪華で驚く。 豚骨のまぜそばを頼んだ。このチャーシューがバーナーで炙っていて香ばしく、すごく美味しい。 まずは普通に食べると、ガツンとしたとんこつの味がしておいしい。 これを3分の1くらい食べて、ラー油を足すと、さらに華やかな味わいに変わる。 生ビールが合う！ 残り3分の1 は酢を足して食べると、今度味がまろやかになって驚いた。 1皿の中で3つの味が楽しむことができてすごくおいしかった。

(Translated by Google) This restaurant has always caught my eye every time I passed by. However... I was bothered by the fact that there were hardly any customers there, even around lunchtime, so I didn't go in. This time, I was short on time and didn't want to go to a crowded restaurant, so I decided to go in. There was a middle-aged woman behind the counter. The other person was a young girl who seemed to be working part-time. ...Was my hunch correct? I ordered the safest option: soy sauce ramen with rice. I'll get straight to the conclusion. Considering the state of ramen in modern society, the taste is...out of the question. To put it simply, it's similar to the Chinese noodles you'd get at a restaurant in the Showa era, when there weren't many ramen specialty shops like there are today. My impression was that it was a taste that's hard to describe, neither chicken bone flavor nor Japanese broth. But the truth is, it's not bad, but not delicious either. As I always say, good food has something called a "taste concept" on the part of the cook. What do they want to communicate to the eater, what flavor do they want to emphasize and appeal to? Honestly, if you don't get that feeling, you can't call it food. Ramen is generally thought of as a separate food from other dishes, but recently that's no longer the case. These days, the number of excellent restaurants incorporating Italian cuisine and even threatening to rival Japanese cuisine is increasing. In this climate, it seems as if time has stood still at this restaurant. At that time, two elderly women entered the restaurant. I would say that the taste was in that vein. (Original) 前を通るたび目にはとまっていたお店。 ただ… お昼頃でもあまりお客さんの姿を見ないのが気になって行かなかった。 今回時間がなくて、混んでる店は困るので敢えて行ってみた。 カウンター内には中高年のおばさん。 もう一人はアルバイトらしき若い女の子。 …予感が的中か？ 注文の方は、一番無難な醤油ラーメンとご飯。 もう結論から申し上げます。 現代社会におけるラーメ事情からすると、味的に…枠外です。 簡単に言いますと、昭和のまだ今みたいにラーメン専門店が殆どなかった時代の食堂の中華そばに近い。 印象としては、鶏ガラでもなく和だしでもない評価のしにくい味。 しかし不味くはなく、美味しくもないのが実状。 いつも言うように、美味しい料理には作る側の「味のコンセプト」なるものがある。 食べる方に何を伝えたいか、どんな味を主張し、訴えるか。 正直、それを感じないものは料理とは呼べない。 ラーメンは基本、料理とは別の食べ物と考えるが、最近はそうでもなくなって来た。 イタリアンを取り込んだり、日本料理をも脅かすほど素晴らしい店が増え続けている昨今。 そう言った中で、時間が止まったままのお店なのかも知れない。 この時、お客さまで高齢者のお婆さんが２人入店。 言わば、そっち系の味とでも言っておこう。

Great experience at this conveyor belt sushi near Namba. This chain, Kura, is everywhere and the quality was pretty good. We did a mix of sushi and rolls, some were a bit of a let down, others were excellent. The standout were seared salmon and the salt aged tuna. Service was super quick, the self ordered items came in under 2 mins every time.

After seeing the reviews on Google Maps, please be advised that the low reviews seem to be due to people that are new to Kaiten Sushi (conveyor belt sushi). For Kaiten Sushi, it is expected to not have little staff interactions. We arrived in the evening and it was not too busy. We were able to get seated right away. The food tasted fresh and everything came pretty quickly. We had an impressive amount of food, beers, and desserts. Unfortunately I did not take too many pictures due to being hungry but trust me when I say that I ordered a decent amount, nearly 12 plates.

Kura Sushi may not have the absolute best quality sushi among conveyor belt chains, but it’s the best value for the variety they offer. This branch was just around the corner from our hotel, so it quickly became our go-to spot. It always hit the spot. The fish was good, the specials were solid, and it was never too crowded. We never had to wait, probably because it’s in a slightly less touristy area in Naniwa, Namba. We ended up going there about five times during our 10-day Osaka trip.

One of the most popular and frequently visited sushi chains, known for its consistent quality and foreigner-friendly features. The menu offers an English option, accessible via the tablet or QR code on your mobile device, making it convenient for non-Japanese speakers. A standout feature is the fun gachapon game, which added an element of entertainment to my dining experience. The prices are very reasonable so do consider this for a budget friendly meal!

Best food experience in Osaka. The sushi was good, nothing fancy, but for this cheap? Perfect. The desserts were mid, but that's not what we came for.

Good day to everyone except Kura Sushi Namba Motomachi branch!! haha it is a total shamozzle. regular conveyor belt broken, old sushi left on it, beer came with such force on the special order conveyor it half toppled into the bowl it came in, ordered wasabi, the wasabi came frozen in a tube… went back again the next day after opening to see if things had improved but I feel like the sushi was recycled from the day before. On the plus side: the tempura shrimp was good, on day one the scallop sushi and salmon avocado sushi was great but on day two the quality was much worse. Bonito egg bowl mini and takoyaki sounded amazing but they were both executed poorly. Still, a good place to visit for easy access to bathrooms, cashless payment and multiple language ordering options. Maybe try a different branch.

The sea urchin did not taste great; too long in the storage to be called fresh. The fugu was rubbery. That made my husband put off from eating fugu ever again. They no long have good tuna. When I visited Japan ~10 years ago (2016 to 2025), the sushi and sashimi at Kura used to give more portion of meat than rice. Now its looking more western (skimping on meat and less food options). There used to be more varieties of sushi at 100 Yen. The gotcha machine had a better chance of winning too and it was every 5 balls. Back then, after the 1st 5 plates, the game would start. Then it would be every 5 plates. Within 15 plates, I would get at least 1 gotcha during regular play. The plates were ~100 Yen for sushi and sashimi. Now the game would start with the first 10 plates, then every 5 plates. After eating 20 plates with my family, we didn't get anything. The plates now cost ~130 Yen and only up for the good stuff.

Not the best food but decent, definitely live for the atmosphere and the vibe. Reservation is available online and they can sit big group like the 9 of us and also smaller groups. If you are lucky, you get to sit in the center of the restaurant around the bbq pit with other diners. There are floor tables which require you to sit on the floor with shoes off and high tables in the back for bigger groups. You order food thru your phone, dont worry they have free wifi available. Tons of food options and its not expensive so order away and enjoy !! Its a little tricky to find the restaurant since its below street level. Once you get to the big pharmacy on the corner lot, look for the stairs that does down. No elevator, mobile assist will have to walk down the stairs. And be ready to smell like oil and smoke after getting out. Ventilation is not great inside.

You mainly come here for the vibe and experience. The food was just ok, and they were out of several items by the time we came for our reservation. Expect to leave sweaty and smelling like the grill, because there isn't good air circulation. Reservations recommended. Service was friendly. Ordering system is online, so it's pretty easy to navigate. Overall, a fun experience that probably doesn't warrant a repeat.

Bustling place and lively atmosphere. A bit smoky inside, could use better ventilation system. Friendly staff dealing with 9 gaijin as best they can. We had some nice big beers and food was decent. A little crowded, I think they segregate foreigners in a small back room.

First time experience such a LIVE grilling base on customers’ orders and once he cooked finish he will use rolling petal and handle over to his customers, that is the limelight throughout the whole process. Won’t get to see this except in Japan, authentic fresh cooking. Truly admire the chef coz he more than just multitask grilling and preparing, his service beyond expected. Well done.

so many korean there..! hehe.. The food was delicious. The staff were very friendly. However, due to the promotion, there was a communication error. With very few staff members speaking English, it was exhausting to constantly communicate with them during meal times. Please keep this in mind.

A unique and one-of-a-kind experience. Happily ordered alot of food and our table ended up with so many plates. The neighbour beside us was giggling at us 😳 Tried a lot of their dishes, mostly average old school yakitori but the one that really slaps was their grilled scallop. Do note that every diner needs to have a drink each. Apart from that it was rather great experience! Very worth the money for the amount of things we ordered, mostly 330yen unless otherwise stated on the menu itself.

They did not clarify the time, but they did kick us out within 40 minutes right after the first dish has ever been served. This is ridiculous, the reception did not mention the dining time when we approached her, then they even did not admit that they did not deliver the eggplant to us, the server flown 🙄 to us, at the end the kitchen delivered the food after 5 minutes we cancelled it😀 The feeling was very bad, it made me feel like I was having no money to pay for my bill or something else. Anyways, they still welcoming guests when we were heading out, means they are not going to close in a short time. Seriously, no next time, and I hope you would not feel this way as well.

I think their food got decent quality and standard, nothing I can comment about. What I discover is their best and most impressive service is birthday cake party praise. It all started on a lovely Friday night out with my wife. We were having a to birthday celebration that day, since we fly all the way to Japan so we would like to make it special, so we make a note on the online reservation. On that day there were 5 parties having birthday celebration service. We were so exciting about it since this is kind out expectation. Therefore we check up with staff is there any special celebration service for us that evening. It turn out that you need to order a cake ahead of time first, but when we ask where to make such order on their website, none of staff can provide a decent answer for us. But I still like to make my wife have a good time since it’s a high rate restaurant I am hoping they can provide me other opinion. After few conversation with different staff, we will able to get a simple deco plate with slice of cake. This is where I feel the staff is starting avoid our table and afraid us. when the our birthday plate came, there were other table having a birthday praise celebration, but not for us !! At that moment I felt this restaurant’s hospitality Is sallow and empty. I am welling to pay extra for the praise service since it’s just singing and cheering, not a silly cake with go away be-quit attitude your manger gave to me, because of this our night was ruined. It’s worst then a reman restaurant with Michelin mention 2025. Since it’s western style restaurant, I will rate as such.

Amazing experience ! Roof top , great even under the rain super lounge music live . Great place .

Service here is great. Super quick and nice floor staff. Music was great. Food average. Drink was great aslo.

XEX West is a masterpiece of an establishment. 3 restaurants synchronized and beautifully organized. The cuisine choice will definitely impress. Especially if you are out on the Terrace. Lovely view. Will definitely return.

Elegant, fashionable, and splendid. The Italian course was palatable. The whole experience was a delight.

Place with amazing atmosphere. music is playing. There is a lounge area. delicious italian food. excellent service. Big choice for vine

Had my first time to experience the vibes of Osaka’s night life and well, this place didn’t disappoint me. Such a nice place to dine, chill out and enjoy an awesome view of Umeda. Foreigners are welcome . Bonus : Great and well trained staffs. Highly recommended.

This park is a hidden gem! It's beautifully maintained and full of lush greenery, with a wide variety of trees and plants that make it feel like a natural escape right in the city. Whether you're walking, jogging, or just relaxing, the fresh air and shade from the trees make it an ideal spot. There are plenty of quiet corners to sit and unwind, and the landscaping is clearly well cared for. A perfect place for nature lovers or anyone looking for a peaceful break outdoors.

Personally, I really love this park! The train ride from Osaka city center is pretty convenient. I actually entered through the west side gate by accident, there was no tourist there at all, which made the whole experience feel even more peaceful. The nature is beautiful and super refreshing to be around. I spent about two hours in the National Museum of Ethnology. It's a cool place to explore. After that, I exited from the main gate and got some great photos of the Tower of the Sun. I’d highly recommend visiting if you’re looking for a nice change of pace from the busy city!

After my visit to the 2025 Osaka expo, I decided to visit the expo ‘70 park and that was a good thing! The tower of the sun is truly amazing and inside you can see the tree of life, which is quite impressive, especially when you consider that it was made 55 years ago! The museum is also superb, showing many things from the ‘70 expo, including the original face of the tower of the sun. Originally I had thought that I would spend a couple of hours at the park, but I ended up spending closer to 6 hours.. it was that engrossing! Highly recommended!!

Lovely park although not much remains of the original! My parents came to that sad it was amazing! The gardens have been maintained though and are beautiful 😍

This place was amazing! Super lively and busy but not in a chaotic way. We accidentally went on the same day/weekend as 'Gabu Gabu Festival' but it was still great. A lot of the remnants of the Expo 70 were amazing to see in person and obviously the Tower of the Sun too. Such a magnificent piece!

I visited this place twice, once before I visited Expo 2025 and once after. I had feeling that Expo 70 is thế best Expo with pure desire about human's future. Even though nowaday Expo 70 has a few fragments remains, by visiting Tower of the Sun and Expo 70 pavilion, you could feel that vibe! The park is huge park with many museum inside, you can plan to go here for the whole day and I guess bringing your food, lying down under cherry trees is allowed.

Favourite place for outdoor activities of Japanese people. By the way, even there is very hot weather in summer, people still gathered around and enjoy such as firework and music concert.

If you're planning a trip to Osaka during **Expo 2025**, make sure to carve out time for a visit to the **Tower of the Sun** in **Expo ’70 Commemorative Park**. Designed by avant-garde artist **Tarō Okamoto** for the original **Expo ’70**, this 70-meter-tall sculpture is more than just a landmark—it’s a powerful symbol of Japan’s artistic and cultural legacy. The tower features **three distinct faces**: - The **Golden Mask** at the top represents the future. - The **Face of the Sun** on the front symbolizes the present. - The **Black Sun** on the back reflects the past. Whether you're an art lover, history buff, or just looking for a photogenic spot with depth, the Tower of the Sun delivers. With Expo 2025 reigniting interest in Osaka’s visionary spirit, there’s no better time to visit this iconic monument.

To enter inside make sure to buy your tickets a week in advance as the time slots fill up fast. Limited spacing and you're only allowed to be in the tower exhibit for 30 min. You're only allowed to take photos on the first floor but if you pay an extra fee (I think it was 800yen), you get a rental pouch for your phone allowing you to take photos everywhere. Over all there's not much to see inside. You walk up the tower and on each floor there are some sculptures that have been preserved from the '70 expo. Unless you're a fan of the artist, better suited for taking your kids, almost feels like a children's science museum.

The tower is well worth visit, and I’d recommend you to go inside - there was an exhibition related to evolution of species, which honestly didn’t impress me a lot, just figures of animals like in a children amusement park, standing on branches of the tree of evolution. You go up and around them, ascending from prehistoric to current times. BUT! Upstairs, you also have an inside view of both hands of the tower, it was very impressive, very futuristic and cosmic in a sense. Like you are inside of some alien spacecraft. Highly recommend! We went on Monday afternoon and waited 1 and half hour to go inside, because slots were full. You don’t need to wait a lot in a queue, it’s just slots are for later time, we bought tickets on the spot and went for a walk before returning back for our slot time. The park is beautiful, there is a lot to see! So it didn’t feel like wasting time at all

Nice place especially to spend time relaxing with family. It was my first time visiting, alone, I feel like I had a flash back to 1970 when the expo was there (even I haven’t born yet at that time)

Giving a 3 stars as not able to went in the Tower and seems is hard to get the reservation. The museums in the park area are some good places to visit.

This is genuinely one of the coolest structures I’ve ever seen in my life. The craftsmanship and level of detail that went into it is incredible. I’ve seen some negative reviews, but most of them come off as pretty petty and privileged. Not everything should be free, especially something this unique and thoughtfully built. Yes, you do need a reservation. I originally tried to go on a Sunday, but it was fully booked by 1 PM. I went online and reserved a 10 AM slot for two days later. Easy, and totally worth it. You also pay 500 yen to rent a case with a strap if you want to take photos above the first floor. It makes perfect sense, as it prevents people from leaning their phones or cameras over the edge and risking damage to the artwork below. Overall, it was a beautiful experience and absolutely worth the small amount of planning and cost involved.

We visited here on the off chance after seeing this on Google Maps. The park was closed when we visited but it was still nice to wander around what we could and view the tower from the distance. After seeing the photos from the 1970 Expo, I can only imagine how vast and stimulating this site would have been then. I would love to see inside properly and if I am lucky enough to visit Osaka again, I’ll make sure it’s on a day when the park is open.

I should have done more research before visiting, because I agree with some of the other reviews about some enclosures being far too small for the animals. Based on the concept, I thought that there would be bigger and more open enclosures compared to other similar attractions in Japan. This was true for some animals, but not all. I try to be rational about these kinds of things. For example, just because the white tiger spent a lot of time constantly pacing back and forth on its catwalk, I don't want to immediately assume that that is because of stress, because I did some searching, and many cats just tend to do that anyway. However, what I can say for sure is that the catwalk was too small for the tiger, as it was seemingly designed only for walking through in one direction at a time. When the tiger wanted to pace back and forth, it had to slowly and awkwardly turn around, and often bumped into the glass while doing so. The area below was also not really enough for the tiger to be able to stretch its legs and walk around freely. While watching it, I felt like I was watching someone living in a tiny shoebox apartment with no privacy and little space to spread out and relax, and it made me feel uncomfortable and stressed. As other reviews mentioned, the penguin enclosure also seemed way too small and lacking in enrichment, especially given the amount of penguins in there, just standing there doing nothing. Similarly, the alligator/crocodile box enclosures were also tiny. I had strange mixed feelings, because in the same hall, some of the animals such as the birds and lemurs enjoyed a surprisingly open enclosure. In fact they were able to hop out of the enclosure and walk around right next to the human visitors to get from one place to another. I wouldn't say that their enclosure was fantastic by the animal welfare standards of top zoos, but it was certainly much better, considering the animals' small size. Seeing a relatively comfortable enclosure right past the tiger's cramped box was a strange experience. The staff seemed friendly and knowledgeable, and they do seem to care about the animals' welfare, but I think that there is a limit to what can be accomplished with care and attention when the living spaces are just too small.

Very few foreign tourist here. It is not large aquarium but species is very wide both seaworld and landworld. Very interesting in walking through each zone and gain knowledge of each animals from info card that attached on each glass. This place is very good for kids and family to enjoy time together.

What a peaceful, fun, and engaging experience! Every exhibit is wonderfully laid out and you feel the direction of flow without being rushed or pushed to the next area. The free-wandering animal room was exciting since animals COULD come up to you, but they rarely do so it's still safe. Plenty of employees are around to remind patrons of the rules, and also answer questions if you have them. Definitely recommend if you're in the Osaka area.

It is a very suitable place for families or small children. There is a fish tank, cute animals, and you can play with them. The surrounding area has restaurants, a park and a Ferris wheel. Anyone looking for a place to relax on vacation, I recommend this place. 👍🏻🐠🐡✨🪼

We spent about an hour and a half at NIFREL and it was totally worth it. Super clean and nicely designed. There are some small activities you can try too. The place is a bit small but still a really fun and unique spot to go.

Hidden gems! Most will go to the other aquarium which we did before but this had many interesting n unique small fishes and also a small indoor zoo with a white tiger and some other animals ! I see lots of children n mostly locals here .. good entertainment for family with young kids ..

Little kids seem to love it, but it’s very apparent that the animals are in a lot of distress. Including many of the animals in their tiny aquariums. In their design, they have not looked after the animals at all even the large animals are in incredibly small enclosures, and are visibly distressed. the baby hippo’s swimming area was only as wide as it’s body. It was so pronounced it ruined my whole experience of the place. the Tiger was pacing in distress the whole time and other reviewers say the same so this has been going on a long time Very upsetting that you would sacrifice their health and well-being of animals for human entertainment. I thought humans were smart enough now to stop that kind of abuse. If it was in Australia, I’d be reporting them to all the wildlife protection authorities

This was a Japanese government exhibit of Expo'70. The garden was built with the best japanese landscaping techniques. In here, you can also visit the National Museum of Ethnology and The Japan folk crafts museum Osaka. It is actually a very huge park for about 260 hectares.

Really lovely garden. It is laid out as a set of 'scenes' inspired by Japanese landscapes. The lotus pond is particularly lovely but I think its worth spending at least an hour exploring it all. Even the bathrooms are beautifully integrated into the garden itself. There is a cafe in the middle so you can sit and take in the view.

Beautiful and well maintained garden. Very few people. It's a bit far from Banpaku park main entrance, around 10 to 15 minutes of walk but if you're going here with your car then it's ok. Parking lot is near the entrance of Japanese garden itself.

A very beautifully landscaped Japanese garden, spacious with wonderful places to linger. In the ponds there are many carp and turtles. Anyone who likes Japanese gardens should have visited this one. Even if there are currently (April 2023) still areas that need some revision.(water lily pond).

went there 9th may & i couldn't find the entrance at all, many route to the japanese garden was closed and it was only 11am too.. the tulips & plum grove flowers were also already wilted away so dont bother coming at these dates.

The garden is so peaceful and they have a lot of fishes in the pond!!! Must go!! The toilet near the water lily pond is amazing consider it is in the park. Totally comfortable.

Allow enough time to walk all around the garden. Very peaceful with few people. The flowering lotus pond was beautiful in July :)

Frankly speaking that their sushi is a bit expensive than other normal convoy belt sushi but their quality of sushi and fish is better than others too. Their services is very quick and supportive. So, the price wil be understandable. Next time when i wanna eat sushi at Lalaport, this place will first come to my mind.

This is a cut above for conveyor belt sushi. The quality is superior and the cuts of fish are what you expect from good sushi. They cut the fish thicker and the fish just taste fresher. You do pay a little more, but difference is well worth it for the quality you get. I had to remind myself as I was eating some sushi that I wasn't at an high-end expensive sushi restaurant. I'll eat here or at one of their other locations if I want superior conveyor belt sushi.

When I looked at the name on the signboard, I knew that the sushi here had to be good, and I was right. Oh boy, whether the sushi is on the conveyor belt or served to you by a waiter, it tasted so good and so fresh. I wish I had the stomach space to eat more. I also ordered a soft-serve ice cream, which was just as good, and I wished I could have eaten one whole cup by myself, but I was already too full from eating all that fresh and delicious sushi. So if you happen to be in the area, please drop by to gorge yourself today. You won't regret it. Yummy, yummy!

A sushi restaurant at the Lalaport mall in Banpaku-kinen Kouen. At peak hours the wait was almost an hour so make sure to get a ticket beforehand then check the queue status via the ticket QR code. But I felt the wait was not worth it. The service was so-so and so was the food itself. At least they have a scanning feature now with their plates so they don’t have to count manually. They gave me a discount coupon but I don’t think I will go back for a while.

Big size sushi on beautiful dish.

it was my first time there. may be everyone think that they serve sushi with raw meats but it's not same for this. they make different types of sushi for every taste and u can find your own . the one with grilled shrimp was AMAZİNG. I definitely recommend this place.

It was my first time eating sushi like this, so I really enjoyed the place, it was tasty and if you don't see what you want to eat on the table they give you the menu, the only thing is that on weekends they have a lot of people waiting to get inside

The burgers here are good, but I found a long hair in my fries. That was pretty gross. When I returned the tray, I noticed that not all of the staff that were cooking were wearing hair nets.

¥2200 for a plate of caesar salad, a burger, and popcorn shrimp. Too pricey. The burger was a little bit too salty and the staff was not friendly.

Like others have said, it's definitely pricey for a burger here. That being said, the patty here is the closest to an American flavor that I've had in Japan so far. It was cooked medium with a little pink in the middle, and it was juicy and flavorful. Too often hamburgers in Japan seem to be cooked a little too well. I wish it came with more fries, but overall I was very happy with the meal. One star off because the food court is insanely busy and parking at Expo City is ridiculously expensive (5000 yen??? Seriously???).

Stood in line for 10 minutes just to be told the lunch menu I scanned at their own line did not apply to their store. The cashier didn't even know the menu was there. Get it together! FYI there's a 500 yen beef curry place Takure at the same food court.

Their meal is always satisfying. Also, they serve their burgers fresh.

Average burger joint in a mall food court - a little on the pricey side.

(Translated by Google) Visited on September 9th at 2 PM Since it was a weekday during the day, the food court was empty and I was able to enjoy a leisurely meal. 🥯 Acai Bowl and Brulee Pancakes The acai bowl was ice cold, perfect for this time of year, and the taste was just as good as the one I had in Hawaii. I would have preferred a little more honey. The pancakes were rich and moist, melting in my mouth. I'll definitely come back! (Original) 9/9 PM2時来店 平日の日中という事も有り、フードコートは空いていて、ゆったりと食事を摂る事が出来ました🥯 アサイボールとブリュレパンケーキ アサイボールはキンキンに冷えていてこの時期には最適で、味もハワイで食べた物となんら遜色ないかと。ハチミツをもうちょっと多い時嬉しいかったかな、 パンケーキも濃厚で、しっとりしていて口に入れると蕩けるようでした。 また来店します

Fantastic experience coming here.. this is a proper football ground with a very lively and friendly group of supporters… tho the team on the pitch were having a bad day, the supporters remained in full voice until the final whistle, even when we were at 0-5.. no one left early, the songs and chants were strong all the way through.. When I bought tickets online, a prompt asked “sit with fans” or “sit closer to players”, as well as some other options… if you select “fans” you will be behind the goal with the kind-of ultras.. you likely will be on your feet for the entire match and your hands may be a bit swollen by the end from clapping.. nothing at all unsafe or unsavory about this section, unlike some other parts of the world.. didn’t see any drinking and everyone was very well mannered.. If sitting with the fans, come early as the seating isn’t reserved and the great vibe starts well before kickoff anyway… give yourself time as you will need to walk 20 minutes or so from the station to the stadium. But all good, would happily recommend to any football fans or anyone interested in the experience here

Pleasant stadium, great views from all round. Fairly comfortable and good knee room of you are tall. Pro top, get food on level 3 as options on level 5 are very limited.

gamba osaka stadium, full of football fans, the place is great, people are great, i love j league, lets go gamba

Gamba is the best! Ive been witnessing Gamba victory againts Eastern FC for the ACL TWO Tournaments!

I had a really great experience watching a gamba osaka game here. People where so friendly, as a came alone, i quickly made some friends who invited me to stand with them on the fans stand. A crazy and cool experience, along as you clap and jump along on the songs. I have never seen so clean toilets and stands on any football stadium in my life. And i have been to many. A 5 star experience for every football fan out there.. FORZA GAMBA

Beautiful stadium, beautiful Gamba Osakaaaaaaa people all around. 15 minutes from the nearest Osaka Monorail.

Great stadium with a great atmosphere. Lots of food trucks and beer outside the stadium and food stalls inside the stadium. Seats are relatively comfy for a stadium, and the views were great. Only issue was the food stalls lines were very long inside. Also, if you're coming from osaka or kyoto, just remember Gamba's stadium is a bit of a trek and there are not a lot of trains later at night, so plan well.

Absolutely loved the museum. It has very detailed exhibitions for different regions, including Australia and Oceania, Americas, Africa, and all of Asia. Many regions include a real size models of the houses and the clothing, etc. I spent there around five hours and would be happy to spend even more, but in case if you just walk through without much stopping, you can finish within 1.5-2 hours easily. The entrance is very cheap (a few hundred yen), but the content is truly worth it. The descriptions of the cultures are very precise and detailed, I think it's because it is associated with the Graduate school of Ethnology. There were not many visitors, and overall it was an amazing experience, so if you are into ethnology, I would definitely recommend to visit.

A visit to the National Museum of Ethnology was met with both fascination and respect for the diversity of human cultures. The exhibits were thoughtfully curated, showcasing artifacts, textiles, tools, and multimedia displays from around the world. A strong sense of cultural richness and interconnectedness was conveyed through each section. The layout allowed for smooth navigation, and information was made accessible through multilingual descriptions. Time passed quickly as one was immersed in the stories and traditions of various civilizations. A deeply educational and enriching experience was enjoyed, making this museum a true cultural gem within Osaka.

Incredible informative and interesting exhibitions. Very cheap and not many people. Only the special exhibition had all text in English translation. For the permanent exhibition I used a translation app on my phone. Their audio gadget var very buggy

Superb museum and exhibits! The diverse range of cultures is apparent and they are amazingly done so :) I highly recommend it you're bound to learn a lot!

If you’re interested in exploring different cultures and communities from around the globe, this museum in Osaka/Kyoto is definitely a must-see! With a diverse array of artefacts and items, it offers a lot to take in—from Asia to the Americas. Personally, I found the Asian section particularly captivating, filled with traditional instruments, houses, and costumes that stood out. However, I couldn't help but notice that this section seems to be represented more heavily than others. As a result, the European portion felt sparse and somewhat random, lacking a genuine reflection of European traditions and culture. This is why I am giving the museum a rating of 4 out of 5 instead of a perfect 5. I spent about 2.5 hours in the museum, but I could have easily lingered longer if I had the time. I’d definitely love to return, but I hope they consider adding more European exhibits to give it a more balanced representation! Additionally, I appreciated the Canadian totem poles displayed both inside and outside the museum—they were a great touch.

Amazing museum - could spend several days here. Only minus is the audio-guides were hard to use, but a lot of things are in English.

Very interesting museum to visit. I will say it’s the best place to know different cultures and lifestyles of the world.

What a phenomenal place! I was shaken to see all the objects and installations from the 70s . The Space Theatre inside is absolutely ridiculous.

The park was really large. Within in, most buildings used in the 1970 expo were taken down except for a few key ones. Quite a nice park.

This pavilion used to be called the Steel Pavilion and it had its own theme song called the ‘Song of Steel’, it was used as a music hall during the Expo ’70, as you enter the pavilion you can see what is called the ‘Symbol Zone’ scaled model which during Expo ’70 measured 1km long by 150mtrs wide, there’s directional arrows guiding you through the display(English translations are offered at the ‘Entrance Counter’), there’s actual footage of the Expo along with displays and lots of logistical data, well worth the visit.

Loved this museum! Learned a lot about the 1970 World's Fair and really enjoyed the preservation of the place. Get yourself and engraved medallion too

Mind-blowing time capsule for the Legendary EXPO 70

The park is big, calm and even if there were quite a bit of people, the overall walk around was really pleasant. Most of the building were taken down, so you can only see the few monuments left.

expo osaka 2025 were better. expo70’ s best ! Japan is wonderful always.

Recently we visited this Ferris Wheel during a winter event. The tickets were reasonably priced. If you choose to come here during an event such as the "Kotatsu/Oden" experience, I would suggest two rounds as the wheel doesn't stop at any point even on entry and exit.

This is a HUGE Ferris wheel! It was quite the view from the top as you could see for miles in all directions. Another good part about it is the fact that it was air conditioned. There is a place where you can buy drinks and take them with you as they have cup holders in the cars. There was nobody in line and we just walked in. The staff were very friendly and helpful. If you are in the expo 70 area you have to try this if you want a great view of Osaka

One huge ferris wheel that took 18min to complete. Very stable with splendid view. Nicely done up interior with drink holders and charger for your phone. Transparent floorboard and ceiling offer 360 view as well.

We took a ride on the Redhorse Osaka Wheel during Golden Week, and it turned out to be a lovely surprise! Despite the holiday crowd, the queue was very manageable—we booked online in advance, which helped us skip the line and head straight to the fun. We picked the Sakura-themed cabin, and it was adorable! There are actually several themed options available—some with karaoke, others with escape room games, and more. Such a fun way to personalize your ride! The entire ride lasted around 20 minutes, which felt just right. We went at 4 p.m., when the weather was perfect—bright but not too hot, and just right for photos. Some may find the themed cabin decor slightly obstructs the view, but it also adds to the mood, especially if you’re on a romantic couple trip. Totally worth it for the vibes! Drinks are included with the ticket—we tried both matcha and strawberry. They’re on the milky side, and sipping on a cold drink while enjoying a bird’s-eye view of Osaka made the whole experience feel extra special. ⸻ Booking Tip: While platforms like Trip.com, KKday, or Klook are great for quick bookings, they usually only offer standard cabins. If you want to try the special themed cabins, it’s best to book directly on the Redhorse official website. Heads up—it’s mostly in Japanese, so you might need to use Google Translate and go through a few more steps, but it’s totally worth it!

A nice overview of Osaka. Since it is just right beside the Santa Maria cruise, we came right over after the cruise to board the ferris wheel. According to them, this is the largest ferris wheel in the world. The right itself was great. Once you reach the peak, you can have an amazing view of the entire city. We went at night and the view was marvellous.

One day, I'll finally experience this massive ferris wheel that stands over Lalaport Expo Park here in Suita, Osaka. On my 2nd visit here, again, I did not have enough time to ride the wheel, but next time, I will surely do it when i visit Expo City again.

Great views are offered on this wheel 1000yen and 18 minutes, the staff are very lively, friendly and extremely polite. We really enjoyed this ride and took lots of photographs, sadly though I should have bought a beer and taken it with me. If you get a chance to ride this do so, it’s nowhere near the ridiculous price that is charged to ride on the London Eye.

There's a ticketing system available for the queue. They do put a cut off for lunch. The next cycle will be for dinner (4PM) and the ticketing system is available around 3PM. A staff will call the number once a table becomes available. The white pasta (carbonara?) was delicious! Plain rice and fried rice are available. Lasagna was added to the variety of food when we were about to leave (and was already full). The staff were accomodating and efficient with ushering guests, cleaning, and refilling the food. The 1hr travel from Dotonbori was worth it. 🤤 The mall itself is a nice place to explore! ❤️

I was excited to try an all-you-can-eat KFC since that’s not available in the States. It’s on the pricier side for AYCE, and the options were a bit disappointing. There was only one type of chicken but in different parts like drumsticks, wings, and thighs. I found the drumsticks to be the most flavorful, and the nuggets were surprisingly tasty too. The side dishes were unique, including various pastas, rice, pizza, sausages, soup, curry, and more. The biggest downside was how long it took to refill items, and they would run out quickly once placed out. Overall, it’s a nice spot for a one-time visit.

Went for Christmas lunch, the buffet price was about 2400 yen per adult. There is usually a wait since the buffet has limited seating and the food area can get complicated to navigate since it's cramped. You get 80 minutes of eating time and that time goes by fast when you're waiting for people in line getting their food or that one perfect looking piece of fried chicken. Their side dishes (pasta and mash potatoes) go out quick and come out with new batches on every other new batch. Was bummed out there were no Mac and cheese. Food had little seasoning so some condiments would have helped... overall food was emotes enjoyable

When coming here in the past, it was better than I expected. But I arrived here today, and it’s closed. This should have been on the national/international news for travellers like me. 0/10, will definitely come here again!

great if u love kfc! recommended to arrive at least 10mins before opening and getting a queue number from the kiosk beforehand, else u may not be able to enter during opening. large variety of sides and desserts. spent about 2580 per pax for 80mins on a sunday

The first KFC buffet located at Expo City, Osaka. Nearest station Osaka Monorail, Bampaku - Kinen koen station. The place is immaculate and clean. Nice relax vibe. Now to the food specially the chicken is 'Finger Lickin Dry' yes thats right the chickens are dry! It doesn' taste like a-la carte KFC. Nice crispy oily. Here they are like old overnight chicken re-heated most probably microwave and walah KFC chicken. It may be overnight chickens from KFCs around Osaka brought here. As for the rest they are ok. Tasteless pastas. No salt or pepper anywhere to be found. Best thing here is the potato wedges. KFC Japan for some reason don't have French Fries, yes whole of Japan. I live in Japan so I can honestly say this KFC buffet is nothing special. The chicken are so dry that I only ate 2 piece. It was tasteless. No sauce. No salt. No ketchups. No pepper. Although please come and try it out. Expo City itself is a good place to visit.

Great food! Succulent chicken, crisp nugs and matcha ice cream. However for those from countries where kfc is cheaper, the 2678 price tag (2480 + tax) is hard to justify.

My experience dined tonight was a bit disappointing. Firstly, the burger sauce was a bit too complicated for my taste. It had too many flavors going on, which made it difficult to truly enjoy the taste of the burger itself. Sometimes, simplicity can be key when it comes to sauces. Secondly, the meat lacked temperature. It wasn't served hot, which affected the overall dining experience. A warm and juicy burger can make all the difference in terms of taste and satisfaction. Overall, I left the restaurant feeling a bit let down. The complex burger sauce and lukewarm meat were not what I was expecting. I hope the restaurant takes these points into consideration to improve the quality of their dishes.

Gigantic burger restaurant. I think it’s a popular place since we have to wait for a while before being called into our table. I went here with 2 other friends. We quickly order our food because it’s a bustling lunch time on a weekend. However, it takes a lot of time for our burgers to come. The taste was amazing though, and the portion makes the wait and price worth it. Credit card and QR code payment are acceptable. My only notes is that if you’re in a hurry, you better off looking for second option.

The sandwiches were good but thought they had too much mustard inside. The burger had a plain taste and thought something was missing. The all-you-can-eat salad was tasty and good for an appetizer. The price was ok.

J.S. Foodies is a burger restaurant located right outside the Expo Commemorative Park inside the mall. They try hard to make you feel like you're dining inside a western shop (along with some higher western prices than I'd like to admit). My friends and I grabbed dinner here after an event and they had a pretty large selection of American burgers and fries. They surprisingly had a vegan option that was labeled on the menu, including its own green burger patty. I went with the vegan burger and was honestly shocked at what I received. What I thought was a green burger patty ended up being half an avocado with black sesame sprinkled on. Sandwiched between the avocado was a grilled eggplant, red onions, and lettuce. I was shocked that my burger ended up really being a salad held together by a stick. There was no way of eating the burger without breaking it up and eating it like a salad. The avocado tasted like it was frozen and definitely unripe, so I had to eat it with the rest of the greens on my plate. I appreciate the effort for a veggie burger but this was surpringly not it for me.

First time eating here but it's a regular for my kids. The burgers are great. Not impressed with the fries but overall pretty good. The service is friendly. They do have a lady's set for lunch which gives you 2 smaller burgers of your choice, fries, salad bar, drink and ice cream... my wife and girls liked that! Came back tried the fish & chips...not impressed... stay with the burgers!

Such a disappointment. The fries were super dry/salty and sad looking! The bacon cheese burger was not fresh, it took time to prepare but came out cold. Should have been alerted by an empty restaurant. My friend enjoyed hers in Kyoto though, so might be due to an individual cook.

This is definitely not the best burger I've ever had. but it was good! in terms of value and quality are the stars. still the best option to eat a hamburger in this mall!

Hawaiian-style café with good expectations, but unfortunately the experience was not as I had hoped. The food did not live up to what the concept promises, and the atmosphere was uncomfortably cold — the windows looked as if we were inside a freezer. With some adjustments to the temperature and more care with the menu, the experience could become much more enjoyable.

Nice restaurant reminding my experience in Hawaii with Hawaiian beer. Several option for pancake lover. We ordered steak which nice scramble eggs and mashed potato. Steak served at the right medium with yummy potato. Pancake is nice with whipping cream tower. I am sure you will like it.

The staff was very friendly. The food was good but some meats were too salty and some were tasteless. The portion of fresh fries was big. The taste of the omelet had almost no taste.

Got the eggs benedict with smoked salmon and it was nice, although I'd have liked a bit more salmon and seasoning. The egg was a little bland/needed salt. But the staff and atmosphere would make me want to go back! Try the coconut sauce that's on the table with your pancakes. It's to die for!!

We waited in line for around 30 minutes before we got to order and get a seat. It was okay. We ordered banana macadamia nut pancakes and banana waffles. The pancakes were difficult to cut and very chewy. The waffles were very rigid and tough to cut. Neither were worth the price we paid. If your looking for good pancakes this is not the place.

Be prepared to wait minimum 50 minutes (like me) in order to get inside. Staff is giving away menus while in queue, which save a lot of time since you know what you want right when you get in. Service : fast✅️ Food : very tasty ✅️

Ordered a Mango and Passionfruit Lemonade. They filled up half the drink with ice. Photo attached so you can see the drink without ice. What a joke.

Underrated museum. It was a fun visit to the museum. With 1000 yen ticket price, you can drink 2 type of beers and receive a glass cup as souvenir. The staffs were friendly. Truly recommend to everyone. But this musuem is visited by appointment only. You can reserve the tickets via online

We had a lot of fun coming here. 2,000 yen for 2 people which includes a tour & 2 glasses of beers each - bargain. The tour is in Japanese but they have an app for English speakers too. Easy, fun, would recommend. You don’t get much time at the end to drink your 2 drinks (20 minutes only). Must book in advance, we called about a month before and got a booking.

Had an excellent time in Suita at the first ever Asahi Brewery. The museum tour was excellent and it was led by the number 1 tour guide, Fukuda! She was polite, helpful and thorough. At the end of the tour, those who had wristbands were able to sample two free beers. Asahi Black was my favorite. And when you leave, they no longer give you a glass, but instead we received a stainless steel cup with Asahi logo. Overall a great experience. I would recommend it to any beer lover. It's about a 40 minute metro ride north from Dotonbori and a couple minutes walk. Well worth the 1000 yen entrance fee. Please make reservations ahead of time on the website or by calling. If you're traveling solo, you can try to call same day as me to make a reservation. Sometimes it's easier to accommodate one person. Otherwise, I would not recommend showing up without a reservation because you have to go past a guard post first before reaching the museum.

I love a brewery tour and this one was a blast. ¥1000 per person for an hour and a half tour that includes two tastings and a souvenir glass at the end. Audio tour is entirely in Japanese but they guide you through downloading an app so you can listen along. Video portions have English subtitles. There's also Asahi gacha for anyone into that

Absolutely a "must do" while in Osaka. To the Asahi staff, thank you for the phenomenal tour experience. It was really interesting to see the manufacturing process in operation. Side note: You must make reservations in advance. We called on the day of the visit, and they graciously squeezed us in although they were completely booked up.

Excellent brewery tour. There's an app that English/Korean/Chinese speakers can use to listen to the tour at key points and Google translate worked well to hear the guides loudspeaker at other points. The value for money is excellent. 1000 Yen (APPX £5 at time of review) gets a 90 minute tour that includes VR, 4D show, 25 minute tasting session that gets you 2 drinks and a free Asahi Glass. The gift shop is very good value and the stuff sold there appears to be very high quality. Entry to the museum is via the North West entrance (Opposite the Asahi guest house) and you must visit the guard post prior to entering.

Awesome beer museum. You have to plan and book few weeks in advance. They have special glass for enjoying beer

(Translated by Google) This is a shopping mall with Hands and Cardia on the first floor. It's been a while since I went to the eyeglass market to get the nose pad replaced. They were very friendly and supported me, which was very helpful. (Original) ハンズやカルディアが一階に入っているショッピングモールです。久々に眼鏡市場で鼻あて部分の交換等々に行ってきました。 非常に親身になってサポートしてもらい、非常に助かりました。

(Translated by Google) Carino Esaka is located right in front of Esaka Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. On the first floor there are Hoshino Coffee and Hands. Hands on the 2nd floor, Fashion Center Shimamura on the 3rd floor If you go to the upper floor, you will find a hotel. It's convenient. (Original) カリーノ江坂は大阪メトロの御堂筋線江坂駅下車すると、すぐ前にあります。 一階には星乃珈琲店とハンズなど。 2階はハンズ、3階はファッションセンターしまむら 上の階へ行くとホテルになります。 便利です。

(Translated by Google) A famous set meal restaurant in the Kanto region. Although you can't refill your rice, we have a variety of signature menu items that you won't find at other restaurants. There is also a drink bar. Hockey is big. Chicken with black vinegar sauce and vegetables cut into large pieces It's called vinegared chicken 😘 (Original) 関東じゃ有名な定食屋さん。ごはんお代わりできないけど、他店にはない看板メニュー揃い。ドリンクバーもある。ホッケはビッグサイズ。鶏の黒酢あんかけ、大きめにカットされた野菜いわゆる酢鶏だよね😘

(Translated by Google) Fashion Center Shimamura is located on the 3rd floor of Carino Esaka. UNIQLO is good, but I like Shimamura more. It's great to be able to buy clothes that are appropriate for each season at a reasonable price. There are products at half price, so it's a real bargain. (Original) カリーノ江坂の３階に、ファッションセンターしまむらがあります。 UNIQLOもいいのですが、私はこのしまむらが、もっと気にいってます。季節毎にあった服を手軽な値段で買えるのがいいです。半額の値段の商品があったりして、ホントお買い得です。

(Translated by Google) It's a commercial building in front of Esaka Station that houses Tokyu Hands and Shimamura. It has a historic feel, so I hope it will be renovated soon. (Original) 江坂駅前でハンズからしまむらとかがある商業ビルです 歴史感おるので、そろそろ改装とかしてほしいです

(Translated by Google) I happened to be staying at a hotel nearby and had the chance to pass by. (Original) 剛好住附近的飯店，有機會經過。

(Translated by Google) Karino Esaka is a commercial building located in front of Esaka Station on the Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway (Midosuji Subway Line). Its anchor tenant is the Shin-Osaka Esaka Tokyu REI Hotel. The hotel reception is located on the second floor and is accessible by escalators. Guest rooms are located on floors 8-14, with a self-parking multi-story parking garage on floors 3-7. It's very convenient, with a McDonald's and a bank ATM. While the building is old and somewhat dilapidated, it has been partially renovated, so it's not an inconvenience. The building is very long, with elevators only in the center, meaning rooms at either end can be quite a distance away. If you require accessibility, request a room closest to the elevator. (Original) カリーノ江坂は北大阪急行電鉄（地下鉄御堂筋線）の江坂駅前にある商業ビルです。核テナントとして新大阪江坂東急REIホテルがあります。ホテルフロントは2階にあり、エスカレーターが有ります。客室は8〜14階となり、3〜7階は自走式の立体駐車場です。テナントとしてマクドナルドも銀行ATMもあるので大変便利です。建築年次が古いので多少の老朽化は否めませんが、一部リニューアルもされているので、不便さは感じません。非常に横に長い建物で中央部にしかエレベーターが無いので、両端の部屋になると結構な距離になるので、バリアフリーが必要であればエレベーター直近の部屋を希望しましょう。

(Translated by Google) Visited this store on a trip from Kagawa. I ate the chicken tempura bukkake, but it was not good. Even though it's the most popular menu item, the chicken tempura is made in advance and is cold and hard. I was really surprised. Supermarket delicatessen quality. The noodles are hard rather than chewy. I'm at a loss for words when I think this is 820 yen. The rape blossom tempura had a thick coating and was greasy. The stems are bitter and delicious. The eggplant tempura is huge and delicious. The customer service from the cashier was very good. (Original) 香川からの旅行で来店。 とり天ぶっかけを食べたが微妙でした。 人気1位の看板メニューなのに、とり天は作り置きで冷えて硬い。本当にビックリした。スーパーの総菜クォリティ。 麺はコシがあると言うより固いだけ。 これが820円か、と言葉が出ない。 菜の花の天ぷらは、衣が厚く油くどい。茎は苦みがあって美味しい。茄子の天ぷらはデカくて美味しい。 レジのお姉さんの接客がとても良かった。

(Translated by Google) Walking between Umeda and Esaka with the cheerful spring weather Lunch while shopping at Donki and Kaldi I went to Ootoya but there was a long line and I gave up midway through. Old people like me don't have time to waste waiting. It's been 6 years since I came to this udon restaurant. It's also busy around 1pm on Saturdays. Decide on your order while lining up at the self-service lane Kitsune udon 500 yen + squid tempura 160 yen Payment is easy with PayPay Finish by topping with tenkasu and a little ginger. The fox (fried fish) is a decent size. Is it about the level of Kitsune Donbei? The noodles have a standard thickness and have just the right amount of firmness. The dashi soup is a well-balanced Kansai style The sweetness of the fried food and the ginger flavor are added to it, making it delicious. The squid tempura was not kept warm so I dived into the bowl. In the meantime, continue eating the noodles and fried noodles. Even the large squid tempura gets hot and easy to eat. Udon is Japan's proud fast food It is also a convenient food that can satisfy your hunger in a short time. I really never get tired of udon. Thank you for the meal (Original) 春の陽気に誘われ梅田〜江坂ウォーキング ドンキとカルディで買い物するついでのランチ 大戸屋に行ったものの行列が多く途中棄権 私のような老人には待つだけの無駄な時間は無いのです このうどん店に来るのは6年ぶり 土曜日の13時前後も繁盛してます セルフレーンで並んでいる最中にオーダー品決定 きつねうどん500円+イカ天160円 支払いはサクッとPayPay 天かすと生姜を少々トッピングして完成ね きつね（お揚げさん）はそこそこの大きさ きつねどん兵衛程度でしょうか 麺はスタンダードな太さで適度なコシを感じる 出汁はバランスの取れた関西風 そこに揚げの甘さと生姜味が追加されて美味い イカ天は保温されていなかったので丼にダイブ その間に麺と揚げさんを食べ進める 大きめのイカ天にも熱が入り食べやすい うどんは日本が誇るファストフード 短時間で空腹を満たすことのできる便利な食べ物でもある ほんと、うどんって飽きないわぁ ごちそうさま

(Translated by Google) Kitsune udon at Merikenya Today, I went out to see a movie in the morning and came back to Esaka. Since it was lunch time, I decided to have lunch at Merikenya near Esaka Station. Today, I ordered kitsune udon and chikuwa! ! I soaked the chikuwa in the udon soup and it was delicious. (Original) 「めりけんや」で、きつねうどん 今日は、朝から映画を観にでかけ、江坂まで帰ってきたのですが、 ランチタイムだったので、江坂駅近くの「めりけんや」さんでランチを食べていくことにしました。 今日は、きつねうどんとちくわをオーダー！！ ちくわをうどんのスープにひたして、美味しくいただきました。

(Translated by Google) Cold Tori Ten Bukkake Udon The lemon is a delight Pour plenty of lemon over the whole thing, and enjoy the taste of grated daikon, sesame seeds, green onions, and fried tempura bits as you eat the chewy noodles There are only a few types of tempura on the side, only chikuwa and shrimp, and it's a shame that it seems to have been around for a while (Original) 冷たいとり天ぶっかけうどん レモンが嬉しい 全体にたっぷりれもをかけ、大根おろし、ゴマ、ネギ、揚げ玉とそれぞれの味を楽しみながら、シコシコの麺をいただく サイドの天ぷらの種類が少なく、チクワとエビしかなく、時間が経っているようなのが残念

(Translated by Google) The udon noodles are chewy, chewy, and delicious. There is an FM radio playing inside the store. There are 4 table seats, and the rest are counter seats for one or two people to eat. We accept cashless payments with an order-first style. I will take everything myself except the udon. Tenkasu, Ichimi, soy sauce, etc. are located near the checkout counter. Each table has sauce, salt, and shichimi mustard. The toilet seems to be outside the store. There is a washing area for washing your hands. You can also take out udon noodles as "souvenir noodles." You can also take out soy sauce. This is a udon restaurant where you can stop by for a quick lunch or dinner, or when you're feeling peckish. (Original) うどんはコシがあり、噛みごたえがあり美味しいです。 店内にはFMラジオが流れています。 テーブル席は4席あり、後は1人または2人で食事するためのカウンター席です。 先に注文するスタイルで、キャッシュレス決済に対応しています。うどん以外はセルフでとっていきます。 天かす、一味、醤油などはお会計近くにあります。 各テーブル席には、ソース、塩、七味唐からしが置いてあります。 トイレは店外にあるようです。 手を洗うための洗い場があります。 ｢おみやげ麺｣として、うどん麺のテイクアウトもできます。醤油もテイクアウトできます。 パッとランチやディナーを済ませたい方、小腹が減った時などに立ち寄れるうどん店です。

(Translated by Google) This was my first time using it, and the noodles were much better than other udon chains! I was doing "Sanuki" properly. The tempura was delicious and I ordered a refill. Asparagus and toriten are recommended! I would definitely like to open a store near Tennoji. I think the bukkake soup stock is a little thin. (Original) 初めて利用しましたが、他のうどんチェーンより麺がとても美味しかった！ちゃんと「讃岐」してた。天ぷらも美味しくておかわりしました。アスパラととりてんがオススメ！ぜひ天王寺周辺にも店舗希望したいです。 ぶっかけのダシは少し薄いかな。

(Translated by Google) All-you-can-eat Sanuki udon, a specialty delivered directly from the source that's not even available at the main store in front of Takamatsu Station. Feel free to add tempura flakes and ginger. It's incredibly chewy! 880 yen every Wednesday and Thursday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Five bowls of cold, hot, and cold udon will leave you full. (Original) 高松駅前本店でもやっていない本場直送名物さぬきうどん食べ放題。天かす、ショウガご自由にどうぞ。やっぱりコシが強い❗️毎週水木15～17時まで880円😋冷冷熱熱冷や５杯で満腹ブラザース

A wide selection of sushi dishes! Very fast service and helpful, friendly staff.

(Translated by Google) Visited on August 5, 2023 There was a variety of summery menu items that were delicious. Revisited on November 3, 2022. It was very crowded as it was a holiday. It was delicious just like last time. As always, I like how clean it feels. I got 30% points back when I paid with my smartphone ID. This was my first night visit. I had delicious sushi at a reasonable price. I thought it was a great value especially during lunch time. I also thought that most of the store staff were very attentive. It was a pleasant response. I would love to have you come again. (Original) 2023年8月5日訪問 夏らしいメニューが色々あり美味しく頂きました。 2022年11月3日再訪。 祝日で大変混んでいました。 前回通り美味しく頂きました。いつもながら清潔な感じに好感が持てます。 スマホid払いで30％pointバックでした。 今回は初めての夜訪問でした。 手頃な価格で美味しくお寿司を頂きました。 ランチ時間は特にお得感あると思いました。 又店員の皆さんよく気が利く方が多いと思いました。気持ちの良い対応でした。 是非とも又寄らせて頂きたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) I've been to Chojiro several times, but this was my first time. I visited on a Saturday around 13:00 and was able to enter the store without lining up. The lean meat was good, but overall the udon was more delicious than the sushi. I liked the soup stock. The tea and ginger were also good. You can choose from hojicha, sencha, and genmaicha for the tea, which is rare among conveyor belt sushi restaurants. I was expecting the skewers to be piping hot. Too bad it was cold. As mentioned in other posts, the response from the hall staff is not good. I don't understand the nerve of serving food in front of a one-year-old child. I'll definitely spill it. (Original) 長次郎には何度か来店したことありますがこちらのお店は初めてでした。 土曜日の13時頃に訪問しましたが並ばずに入店できました。 赤身は良かったですが全体的にお寿司よりおうどんが美味しかったです。出汁が好みでした。 お茶と生姜も良かった。お茶はほうじ茶、煎茶、玄米茶が選べて回転寿司のなかでは珍しい。 串盛りは熱々を期待していたが 冷めてて残念でした。 他の書き込みにもありましたがホールスタッフの対応がいまいち。 1歳児の目の前に配膳する神経がわからない。絶対にこぼすやん。

(Translated by Google) It was my first time going there, but I was very satisfied. Everyone in the hall was nice. There are table seats and counter seats, and you can order directly from the chef at the counter. This lunch is a step up from the typical 100 yen conveyor belt sushi restaurant.I would like to use this restaurant again in the future. As a countermeasure against the coronavirus, acrylic boards have also been installed. I think you can eat with peace of mind. (Original) 初めて行きましたが　とても満足しています。ホールの方々みさなんいい感じでした。 テーブル席とカウンター席とあって　カウンターでは　板前さんに直接注文できます。一般的な100円回転寿司より　ワンランクアップなランチ　これからも利用したいです。 コロナ対策　アクリル板もしっかり設置．安心して食事が出来ると思います。

(Translated by Google) I remember visiting Takatsuki's store once many years ago. Nigiri Chojiro is a famous restaurant with many stores. However, this Suita Kamiyamate store... I would like to call this a top-notch restaurant disguised as a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. There are several options for the lunch set menu. Naturally, the better the ingredients for nigiri sushi, the more expensive it will be. There is a sushi chef behind the counter, who holds the sushi in one hand and rolls it between three fingers to get a rusty texture, then tops it with toppings, and holds it in much the same way as us...the sushi chef. The sushi is delicious at the level of a sushi restaurant. The toppings were fresh, and the medium fatty tuna and the red meat were bigeye tuna. This store doesn't stop there. First of all, it's red. The delicious flavor of the soup stock and the richness of the Hatcho miso... it's perfect. Chawanmushi decorated with rape blossoms that decorate the season. A little bit of yuzu peel is added to give it a nice aroma, and inside there are small pieces of candied herring, ginkgo nuts, small shrimp, kamaboko fish paste, etc...The taste of the dough with the soup stock also passes the test. A light mayonnaise salad in a small bowl. For example, if you put pieces of fish in this, it becomes a marinade. Although it's not, it has a great balance of flavors, and the crunchy lettuce and paprika give it a nice crunch and freshness. The last thing I told the woman at the store. So to speak, this is also a Japanese restaurant. I don't know if it's fair to say, but it's on par with Kisoji. Conveyor belt sushi is just a decoration. A means of attracting many customers by making people aware of their common sense. However, once you enter and try the food, you will find that it is a fine Japanese restaurant. Impressions from a chef's perspective. After all, there is a big difference in any store depending on whether or not there are craftsmen. The lunch set menu I ate today was nigiri sushi ``Take''. Considering the taste and the perfection of all the dishes, including the desserts, it would cost around 3,000 yen in the city. The price is about ¥1600 including tax. People describe stores like this as ``satisfying''. There are not many stores that can enrich your soul. I found a really wonderful store. (Original) 何年も前に高槻の店には一度お邪魔した事は記憶にあった。 多くの店舗数を数える有名店、にぎり長次郎。 しかし、この吹田上山手店… これは回転寿司を装った一流料理店と呼ばせてもらいたい。 お昼のセットメニューにはいく種類かの選択肢がある。 にぎり寿司のネタをいいものにすれば、多少は高くなるのも当然。 カウンターの中には職人さんがおられ、シャリを片手に３本の指で転がしてサビをつけたらネタを乗せ、握り方も私らとほぼ同じ…寿司職人さん。 シャリは美味しい寿司屋さんレベル。 ネタも新鮮、本鮪の中トロと赤身はめばちまぐろだったが、鮮度…色艶も良く他のネタも文句なし。 この店は、それだけにとどまらない。 まずは赤だし。 出汁の旨さ香り八丁味噌の濃さの程よさ…完璧だ。 季節を彩る菜の花をあしらえた茶碗蒸し。 柚皮をちょこっと香り付けに乗せ、中からはなんと小切の鰊の甘露煮、銀杏・小海老・蒲鉾などなど…出汁の効いた生地の味も合格。 小鉢のあっさりとしたマヨネーズサラダ。 ここに例えば魚の切り落としなど入れるとマリネになる。 ではないが、味のバランスが素晴らしく、シャキシャキのレタスとパプリカがなんとも歯応えもいい新鮮さ。 最後に店の女の人にも告げた事。 言わばこちらも日本料理店。 言っていいか悪いかだけど、木曽路と肩を並べれるレベル。 回転寿司はあくまで飾りのようなもの。 庶民性を意識させ多くのお客様を引き寄せる手段。 しかし入ってみれば、食べてみれば立派な日本料理店。 料理人から見た感想。 やはりどんな店でも、職人がいるかいないかで大きな差が出る。 今日食べたお昼のセットメニュー、にぎり寿司「竹」。 味の評価や料理の全てデザートまで完璧さを考えれば街中だと3,000円レベルだろう。 それを税込¥1600ちょいくらいのお値段。 こんな店を人は「満足感」と評する。 心さえ豊かにさせてもらえる店は、そうそうない。 本当に素晴らしい店に出会えた。

(Translated by Google) Although it is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, unlike the so-called conveyor belt sushi restaurants, the price range is a little high, but you will be satisfied with both the size and taste. During core times such as graduation ceremonies, Obon holidays, and New Year's holidays, you may have to wait, but most of the time it is about 30 minutes to 1 hour. There's usually not much waiting time, so it's not stressful. The seats away from the board area are for ordering using a tablet, so those who wish to order by talking to the board staff are limited to seats at the counter or at a table next to the board area. The store manager's recommendations change every season, so I'm looking forward to tasting the differences from last time, so I haven't gotten bored of it so far. There are a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, sake, and chuhai, but since it's a sushi restaurant, there aren't that many options. And, it is a charm that the amount changes depending on the part-time worker. The store is spacious and strollers can be placed next to the seats, so there are many customers with children, making it a lively store. (Original) 回転寿司ですが、所謂某回転寿司屋とは異なり価格帯は少し高めですが、大きさ、味ともに満足できます。 卒入学式、盆、正月時季などのコアタイムはさすがに待つことがありますが、３０分～１時間程度の場合が殆どです。 普段はそれほど待ち時間はありませんので、ストレスになりません。 板場から離れた席はタブレットで注文する席なので、板さんと話して注文したい方はカウンターか板場横のテーブル席に限定されます。 季節毎に店長のおすすめが変わるので、前回との違いを味わうのも楽しみですので、飽きると言うことは今のところないです。 酒類はビール、酒、酎ハイ等一通りありますが、寿司屋なのでそんなに選択肢はありません。 そして、バイトさんによって量が変動するのはご愛嬌という事で。 店内も広くベビーカーも席の横に置けるので、お子さま連れのお客様も多く、賑やかなお店です。

(Translated by Google) We went for dinner. It's a pricey conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, but the toppings and rice were large, and the food was consistently delicious. However! Perhaps because of the controversy over annoying conveyor-belt sushi videos, the sushi lane at the counter was rotating, but it just kept moving. My order on the touchscreen never came down the lane, and instead, they handed it to me directly, saying, "Sorry to keep you waiting!" I guess it was a last resort, but it was a little disappointing... Finally, I ordered seasonal desserts, but they were all mango-related, which was a shame (💧 ̅᷄꒫ ̅᷅) I guess some people don't like mangoes 🥹 If they had the standard strawberry 🍓 and chocolate desserts, I'd be so happy ⸜(*ˊᗜˋ*)⸝! So, what a thing to do! It's an insult not only to the restaurant that was inconvenienced, but to all conveyor-belt sushi restaurants! You shattered everyone's dreams... Of course you should pay compensation!! It's the price you pay for your foolish actions! Isn't this a little too little!! You should realize that this is a crime that you can't atone for even in your lifetime! (Original) 夕食を食べに行きました。 お高めの回転寿司屋さんですが、ネタもシャリも大きめで、安定の美味しさだった。 しかしっ！回転寿司の迷惑動画が問題になったからなのか、カウンターの寿司レーンは、回っているんだけど、ただ回っているだけで、タッチパネルで注文したものが、寿司レーンで流れて来る事は無く、お待たせいたしました！と直接手渡し。まぁ苦肉の策なんだろうが、 なんだかちょっと淋しい… 最後に季節のデザートを注文しましたが、全てマンゴー関連のデザートだったのが、残念でなりません(💧 ̅᷄꒫ ̅᷅) マンゴー苦手な人もいるのね〜🥹 定番に、苺🍓とチョコのデザート置いててくれると、とても⸜(*ˊᗜˋ*)⸝嬉しい！ って事で、本当に、なんと言うことをしてくれたんだ！ 迷惑を掛けられた店舗だけでなく、全ての回転寿司店への冒涜だろ！みんなの夢を壊した… 損害賠償当然です！！ 己の愚かな行動の代償です！少ないくらいじゃないですか！！ 一生掛けても償いきれない罪だという事を、思い知りなさい！