A place where you can feel Okinawa even while in Osaka 🌴 Just a short walk from Settsu-Tomida Station, but tucked away in an alley so you might almost miss it 😊 The coasters are Kariyushi shirts, the chopstick rests are coral, and under the tatami seating looks like a shoreline... looking around the interior, attention to detail in every corner makes it fun 🎵 I went on a Saturday afternoon. Since it's run by just one person, there was a notice at entry that food would take time, but on a holiday that's totally fine 😊 Besides, since it's an Okinawan restaurant, isn't Okinawa TIME fine? I came for daytime drinking, so they served me several recommended a la carte dishes, but at lunchtime, they also seem to have profitable set meals. Food is delicious, and it's a shop I want to recommend to people around me 🎵

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Visited in light rain wanting to eat Okinawan food. Had the goya champuru set meal and mozuku tempura. The owner was also easy to talk to, and I'm grateful for sharing the recipe! Acknowledged worldwide that if you want longevity eat Okinawan food, I enjoyed the tofu and goya sent from Okinawa! Good shop, discovered!

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A shop centered on Okinawan food. The owner will play the sanshin if requested. This time I ordered: ◎Island shallots ・Spam ◎Goya potato salad ・Rafute ◎ items are especially delicious. The owner was a very approachable and nice person. They also had Orion beer, so I ordered it first. They also had fruity-looking, delicious chu-hi. Located a 5-minute walk from Settsu-Tomida Station, tucked into an alley. I thought it was a precious, good shop in a very local town called Settsu-Tomida.

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The inside of the shop is somehow gloomy, and the staff lack brightness, giving a lonely impression. Disappointing that the food is expensive and the portions are small. I love Okinawan mozuku tempura and ordered it, but the frying texture was super crunchy, like the tempura you put on top of Donbei. Probably an extreme lack of mozuku and too much flour. The mozuku was also thin and curly, making me doubt if it was from Okinawa. It was surprising. Also funny is the "All-You-Can-Drink Menu". 1100 yen for 30 minutes all-you-can-drink with last order at 15 minutes. 1650 yen for 1 hour all-you-can-drink with last order at 30 minutes, etc. Is the orderable time half of the set time? What does that mean? If so, wouldn't it be wiser to slowly drink a la carte? The rafute tasted okay, but at this price and quality, it's better to go out to Takatsuki or Umeda to enjoy Okinawan food. Definitely no second time.

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A restaurant where you get intoxicated by the Okinawan atmosphere and the drinks taste even better When my friends and I want to eat Okinawan food we go often! It's a fun place, but it's also calm so you can talk leisurely Lots of nice Okinawan BGM plays too The green seaweed ochazuke to finish the meal is extremely delicious!! ♥️

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