Half Fried Rice & Half Ramen Set 820 yen Fried Rice ⭐4 Ramen ⭐3 Becoming middle-aged, I can no longer gorge myself like I did when I was young. But I want to eat both ramen and fried rice. I could order the regular set, but it's a waste to leave leftovers—the brightly shining words 'Half Ramen & Half Fried Rice Set' satisfy that middle-aged conflict. I ordered it without hesitation. Serving is also fast. I had heard in reviews that 'the fried rice is quite delicious', so I was looking forward to it. It is truly delicious. The fluffiness, the junk-food-like taste, not too greasy, just right. It was so delicious it made me want to drink beer. The ramen had slightly thicker noodles and was 'very ordinary ramen' that seemed like it would be at a school cafeteria or amusement park food court. It's not elaborate like a specialty ramen shop. It's just ordinarily delicious. Next time I want to order fried rice and gyoza with beer. Since the fried rice was delicious, I also ordered takeout for 750 yen. Tonight I will win with this and beer 🏆🍺

A bit different from Gyoza no Ohsho Parking space is narrow so it's often hard to get in during lunch time Pulling out of the parking lot is also difficult <span> Ordered fluffy-egg Mabo Don Quite a volume for ¥850 The egg is truly fluffy Gyoza is slightly smaller than the original

Please excuse my rudeness, but I had arbitrarily assumed that Osaka Ohsho was a breakaway offshoot of Gyoza no Ohsho. About a year ago, I decided to try going in and eating fried rice, and I was surprised at the high level of quality. The fried rice was fluffy without any greasiness or strange saltiness! Since I am convinced that the level of a Chinese restaurant is proportional to the level of its fried rice, I have been going ever since. My favorites are the sweet and sour pork set meal and the yakisoba and fried rice set. Compared to Gyoza no Ohsho, it is generally less greasy, has plenty of vegetables and other ingredients, and has better cost performance here. Also, the menma is always tender and delicious whenever I eat it. Due to my age, I tend to shy away from greasy and salty Chinese restaurants. However, I deducted one star only because they don't match Gyoza no Ohsho in terms of gyoza alone, and because the toothpicks are left bare. And the staff are all kind Postscript When I visited the other day, the toothpicks had covers

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Osaka Ohsho is also in Takatsuki, but it's a bit narrow So I went to the Ibaraki City side instead. This place was reasonably wide and I could eat relaxedly. Ordered the mildly spicy minced meat soy sauce ramen set Just the right amount of spice - gyoza is also large and has eating substance The fried rice was also faultless. Ah, I ate the gyoza with the attached miso sauce. It had a slight sourness and was a perfect match for the gyoza.

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Used for family dining on a Saturday dinner. The parking lot was almost full, and there were almost no empty seats either. It looked busy, but the number of staff was well-stocked, and seating and ordering went very smoothly. What surprised me was the time from ordering to when the food was served; we ordered as many as 4 set meals, and they all came out in about 5 minutes. Starving children get cranky if the waiting time is long, so this was a godsend. We enjoyed all the dishes deliciously.