It was renovated and still feels new. The menu is ridiculously big, and there's a gas grill for yakiniku sitting right there on the table. I went for lunch, but couldn't find any yakiniku lunch menu. The Chinese food also isn't in sets, but more like à la carte + rice + soup. The ankake yakisoba's sauce tastes really good. The noodles are quite thick and not grilled enough. The fried rice is average. The gyoza are on the large side but have little filling. Is there even any meat in there? I guess it's typical these days, but water is self-service.

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A place where you can eat yakiniku and Chinese food. The gyoza and fried rice are apparently Ohsho recipes. The interior is spacious, with tables, a raised tatami area, and counter seats. There are lots of lunch menu items, and you could also choose from the main menu. They have all-you-can-eat yakiniku too, which seems like a good deal at lunch, but coupons come out often, so if you use them well, dinner could be a good deal too. I went for lunch, and the daily special had a big portion, maybe even more than Ohsho, which made my friend happy.

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First visit(*´ω｀*) I had the vegetable tanmen lunch, and it's insane lol First, the tanmen has offal (motsu) in it, the vegetables are crunchy, and for ramen it's pretty healthy yet rich, honestly delicious lol The gyoza are so-so, but the homemade chili oil on the table tastes really good. The zha cai on top of the rice is a simple but nice touch🎵 For 1000 yen, I think it's a great deal😃

Osaka Ohsho Nishioka branch was renovated into a yakiniku and Chinese restaurant and opened on 2019/4/1. The chuka soba is tasty with a sweetish sauce, but with everyone around me sizzling yakiniku, I ended up ordering extra･･･ Update 2021/1/15: Unfortunately, it's apparently closing as of Wednesday, January 20, 2021.

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The ramen is on the sweet side. Being able to drop in and eat easily even at lunchtime might be a plus