I wanted to eat a variety of Thai dishes alone, so I decided to visit Chediruan for a lunch buffet where I could enjoy a wide range of options. The Yodoyabashi branch seemed like a good choice as it was not too crowded on a Saturday. As I entered the restaurant, I was greeted by a dimly lit, upscale Thai ambiance. Being the first customer of the day, I had the opportunity to explore the many dishes available. The menu varies daily, and unfortunately, some of my favorite dishes like vermicelli salad and curry crab eggs were not available this time. However, the variety of dishes was still impressive. The buffet offered a great selection of Thai dishes, with plenty of vegetables, spicy flavors, chicken, and seafood. I particularly enjoyed the green and red curries, as well as the coconut-based soup. The buffet allowed me to try different dishes and compare flavors. As the dishes started to run out, a Thai chef would bring in new plates with different options. I couldn't resist the large oysters that were generously used in some dishes. Despite the buffet not serving hot dishes, the flavors were satisfying. The price was reasonable at 1680 yen, and I used a coupon from Tabelog for additional savings. The drink bar was an extra cost, but the herbal tea selection was impressive. For dessert, there were a few jelly options and a chocolate fountain, but my favorite was the coconut milk pudding with grape jelly. Overall, I had a delightful dining experience and will definitely return when craving Thai food.

Visited the Yodoyabashi branch of a well-known Asian and ethnic restaurant, which was ranked 87th out of the top 100 restaurants in Western Japan on Tabelog in 2022. The overall rating was 3.55. We ordered the Siam Beauty Course for 3,500 yen each, which included modern fusion dishes such as chilled Parkun, raw shrimp sashimi with chili sauce, fresh spring rolls, spicy vermicelli salad, Tom Yum soup, traditional congee with white fish, tapioca coconut milk dessert, and premium jasmine dragon tea. The restaurant had a luxurious ambiance with many private rooms and impressive decor. However, the service and presentation were slightly better at the main branch in Kita-Horie. The dinner course was well-prepared and reasonably priced, offering a variety of flavorful dishes. The traditional congee was a highlight, although the Tom Yum soup was not as creamy and balanced as the one at the main branch. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience with high-quality food and service, but not recommended for those seeking authentic, spicy Thai street food.

I finally got to try the lunch I had been aiming for every week. Before the 11:30 opening, there were about 5 groups waiting in line! Just as the door opened right on time, I entered the restaurant and immediately saw a mountain of Thai dishes... They all looked so delicious that I ended up eating until I was full, haha. It was actually really delicious! On weekdays, you can have all-you-can-eat Thai food for about 1500 yen, but on Tuesdays, you can eat for 1200 yen. I was surprised.

Chediruan☑️ Resort Buffet 60 minutes ¥1,100⚠️ No reservation on Tuesdays Limited Normally, the price is as follows ↓↓ Weekdays ¥1,595 Weekends and holidays ¥2,178 The taste exceeded my expectations and I was impressed with the variety of dishes, keeping my excitement high throughout the meal! I couldn't finish all the dishes, so I will definitely go back! ◆Fresh spring rolls ◆Curry ◆Vegetables with chili mayo These three were incredibly delicious~ Also, the coconut pudding for dessert was amazing♡ The quality for this price is unbelievable and I highly recommend it, so you must go! I arrived 10 minutes before opening, and I was the first customer with no one else there❣️There was quite a line forming at opening time, so I recommend going before they open◎ Please consider this for your lunch outings~──────────────────────⚐ : 4-7-28 Kitahama, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Sumitomo Building 2nd floor⚐ : 2 minutes walk from Higobashi Station Exit 5-A, 5 minutes walk from Yodoyabashi Station Exit 3⚐ : ¥1,000-¥1,999⚐【Business Hours】Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30-14:30 (L.O. 14:00) Sat, Sun, Holidays 11:30-15:30 (L.O. 15:00) Dinner Mon-Sat 17:30-23:00 (L.O. 22:20) Sun, Holidays 17:30-22:30 (L.O. 21:50) Open on Sundays【Closed】-────────────────────(⚠️Information may change, so please contact the restaurant for details)Thank you for reading until the end ===========

We invited my mother to lunch for Respect for the Aged Day and enjoyed Thai cuisine with our family. We chose a place with a nice atmosphere and authentic Thai dishes. Even the adult children who don't like spicy food had no problem enjoying the meal. The glass noodle salad was delicious and we had seconds. The desserts were all tasty too, with four rounds of back and forth.

I made a reservation at the Thai restaurant Chediluan near Yodoyabashi Station on the Osaka subway Midosuji Line for 1:00 PM and had their lunch buffet for 1595 yen. I also received the drink bar for 385 yen as a service. The buffet includes salad, fried foods, meat dishes, and desserts. The desserts, in particular, were authentic and delicious, making the lunch buffet very satisfying.

A Thai restaurant located about a 10-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line. It seems to be officially certified by the Thai government. The interior of the restaurant has a slightly dimmed, calm atmosphere. We were guided to a semi-private room, perhaps because we had made a reservation. We had reserved the most popular course, which includes all-you-can-drink. For an additional 660 yen, you can also add Tom Yum Goong. The dishes are generally mild and easy to eat. The first salad is slightly spicy, but the spiciness is quite mild overall. The flavors are delicious, and it might be perfect for those who are not good with spicy food. However, unfortunately, it seems that you cannot remove the all-you-can-drink option, and Chang beer is not included in the original all-you-can-drink plan. (You can add Chang beer to the all-you-can-drink option for an additional cost of about 1000 yen.) Overall, we were very satisfied.

Fukushima "Sweet Basil" was a Thai restaurant where I had never eaten before, and I was impressed by the food. My mentor then took me to an even more satisfying restaurant. It was a buffet style restaurant where I usually don't eat much, but it seems like a good deal. The interior had an Asian taste and an exotic atmosphere. The resort buffet cost 1,450 yen, and there were many authentic Thai dishes lined up. I am a beginner in Thai cuisine, so it felt like a waste to have so many dishes that I had never tried before. There was mainly chicken meat, maybe due to religious reasons? I love chicken, so that was great. There were various noodle dishes and two types of creamy Thai curry. They started off mild and sweet, but then the spiciness gradually kicked in. The unfamiliar seasoning and flavors were surprisingly delicious. I wanted to try all the dishes, but there were too many to finish. They even had chocolate fondue, almond jelly, and desserts. I had high expectations, but they were exceeded. I was very satisfied. Nowadays, even a bowl of ramen costs over 1,000 yen, and special or limited editions can cost 1,500 yen. The cost performance is incredible. I arrived before 11:30 am, but there were already several groups waiting. It seems like making a reservation is a good idea for peace of mind.

Visited on a Sunday night. Got a discount on the all-you-can-drink course. The vegetable appetizers were delicious and had a generous portion. It turns out they had mistakenly served us double the amount, but there was no issue and we enjoyed it. The lunch menu is also very affordable, so I would like to go back again.

This high-class restaurant is filled with a variety of dishes lined up closely. It is recommended for those who want to enjoy a lot of vegetables. There is also a fun chocolate fountain for children, and non-spicy dishes as well. The rice for the Hainanese chicken rice here is so delicious that you might end up getting seconds just for the rice alone. The sauce for the Hainanese chicken rice is also very tasty, so I highly recommend trying the Hainanese chicken rice. Although it is Singaporean cuisine, they have both green curry and red curry, both with a rich flavor of coconut milk. The red curry is moderately spicy. The desserts are also very delicious, so make sure to save some space for dessert and take advantage of the buffet. I didn't drink, but they have a self-service tap for Singha beer, which I would have loved to try if I didn't have work afterwards.

Located near Higobashi Station, this Thai restaurant has a luxurious Western-style atmosphere. I visited for a summer party and reserved a course with all-you-can-drink option. The first thing that surprised me was the volume of food. We ordered a 6-course meal with an additional Tom Yum Kung, but the food was so delicious that we couldn't finish it all - a spicy dilemma. Each dish was delicious in its own way. The Khun Nim Pad Pong Kari, a curry-flavored stir-fry with soft-shell shrimp, was excellent. The Red Curry was also outstanding, allowing us to fully enjoy the feeling of being on a trip to Thailand.

I used it for a weekday lunch buffet. There are many varieties and the quality is high. The drink bar costs 350 yen, but it's worth it. When I made a reservation, they gave me a nice private room. It's convenient for lunch around Yodoyabashi. I started a YouTube channel↓ https://youtube.com/@user-cc7ov6ke6f

I'm not a big fan of restaurants that heavily use curry spices, but Ethnic Hyakumeiten seems to have a variety of dishes like Thai and Korean cuisine, so I decided to give it a try. I made a reservation for 1:00, but arrived around 1:15. I was seated at a table near the wall in the middle and found out it was a buffet style. I declined drinks and started enjoying the food. The fried rice and rice crackers were particularly delicious. When it came to dessert, I noticed that there was chocolate flowing? It was nice to dip the mochi-like pieces on the skewer into it. I still had time, but since I had enjoyed the meal, I decided to leave. I paid 1595 yen with a card and headed to the convenience store.

I always use the Herbis Ent in Umeda, but I also wanted to try Yodoyabashi. It is located in a stylish building in the office district, and the interior is dimly lit and adult-oriented, which was wonderful. The staff seemed to be attentive to their surroundings. The food was delicious, but I was surprised at how cheap the lunch was. I will definitely be a repeat customer!

This time, we decided to use this restaurant for dinner based on the information that the food was delicious when we had lunch with our business partners. It turns out that this restaurant is officially recognized by the Thai government. However, unfortunately, it didn't suit my taste. It was a disappointment for me as I cannot eat Thai food, which shattered my dream of strolling through the morning market in Phuket in the future. If you are not resistant to Asian cuisine or enjoy herbal flavors, I recommend trying this restaurant. The other people I dined with seemed to enjoy the food very much. The coconut dessert we had at the end was delicious, so it was a shame that the main dishes didn't suit me. I would like to try again after getting more accustomed to Thai cuisine tailored for Japanese taste. Thank you for the meal.

Chediluan is a famous Thai all-you-can-eat restaurant with three locations in Osaka. It offers a buffet style where you can eat to your heart's content at a high quality and reasonable price. It is a very popular restaurant where you may have to wait in line, especially during lunchtime. Each location has a fantastic atmosphere, but the Yodoyabashi branch stands out with its authentic Thai restaurant vibes. The entire place, from the ceramics and cutlery to the orchid floating in the water, is completely Thai-themed. Many of the chefs here are from the northeastern region of Thailand (Isan), so you can enjoy traditional Isan cuisine to the fullest. While there are unfamiliar Thai dishes on the menu, they also offer classic dishes like Khao Man Gai and Pad Thai for those who prefer familiar options. Everything is authentic but not too spicy, which is impressive. I ate to my heart's content again today!

When you feel like eating Thai food in Osaka, Chediluan Group's restaurant is a must-visit. It is a Thai government-certified 5-star restaurant that offers authentic Thai cuisine in a family-friendly and date-friendly setting. Whether you visit their branch at Herbis Ent or their main store in Kitahorie, this place stands out as my favorite in terms of ambiance and service. Chediluan Yodoyabashi offers over 15 dishes on weekdays and over 20 dishes on weekends and holidays in a buffet style. The prices are reasonable, with options to add extras like Tom Yum Kung soup or a drink bar. The ambiance of the restaurant is reminiscent of Bangkok, with portraits of the young King Bhumibol adorning the walls. The buffet presentation is elegant and the food choices are extensive, ranging from spicy salads to traditional Thai curries and desserts. Overall, Chediluan Yodoyabashi provides a taste of authentic Thai cuisine in Osaka at a reasonable price, making it a great dining option for those craving a taste of Thailand.

It's been a while since I had Thai food. The lunch is buffet style only, but there are plenty of dishes with lots of seafood, making it quite a good deal. There are also many types of soups, and the green curry soup I chose was delicious. I ordered the only draft Singha beer available in Kansai and enjoyed a leisurely lunch drink. I added cilantro toppings to every dish and had a blissful time. I will definitely go back!

Chediluan, a Thai restaurant in Yodoyabashi. I visited for lunch after seeing a review that said it seemed quite good. I arrived at the opening time, but customers started gathering from all directions and it quickly became full. I'm glad I made a reservation. I started with a Singha beer and cheers! Now, I want to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine to my heart's content. The dishes include Thai shrimp miso fried rice, Thai-style raw shrimp with herb lemon sauce, green curry, red curry, Gai Yang, fish and egg curry stir-fry, fresh spring rolls, Som Tam Thai, Yam Woon Sen, and other familiar Thai dishes lined up one after another. And they are all delicious. The dessert selection is also great, and at 2178 yen, it may seem a bit pricey on holidays, but considering the variety and quality of the dishes, it's worth it. It was disappointing that Tom Yum Kung was an additional charge. The atmosphere was bright during the day, unlike the main store, so I personally recommend this branch in Yodoyabashi. Thank you for the meal.

Thai cuisine all-you-can-eat! Everything was delicious!! We didn't have a reservation but were able to get in easily on the weekend. My favorite was the green curry. I went back for seconds many times. I definitely want to visit this place again! And now I want to go to Thailand too.

There are many Thai cuisine buffets available, but this one stands out with its high quality. There is a wide variety of appetizers, salads, and main dishes. For carbohydrates, there are fried rice, khao man gai, and yakisoba, which will leave you feeling full. Overall, the quality is high, but personal preferences may vary, so it's best to try a little of everything and then go back for your favorites. There is a wide variety of sauces to customize your meal. Surprisingly, the coconut pudding was excellent. Unlimited sparkling water is available to drink. I visited on a Tuesday at 11:30 am and was able to enter right when they opened. It was not too crowded until around noon.

This Thai restaurant is officially recognized by the Thai government. There are three locations in Osaka: Yodoyabashi, Horie, and Umeda, as well as a presence in department store basements. The dishes are not too spicy, with a lot of sweetness to cater to Japanese tastes. Some dishes may be pre-made and popular items like fresh spring rolls may not be replenished promptly. They offer dishes such as grilled chicken, chicken rice, stir-fried basil chicken, pad Thai, green and red curry, tom yum goong, salads, som tam, fried items, etc. There are also around four dessert options, including chocolate fondue. It's recommended to enter the restaurant as soon as it opens, choose your favorite dishes, and take your time to enjoy them within the allotted time. This way, you can get good value for your money and leave satisfied.