I went for lunch before 1 o'clock. There were two groups of customers before me, but no one came to take my order after I was seated, so I had to call a waiter to finally place my order. I ordered a lunch set with half portion of pork okonomiyaki and half portion of yakisoba. Both the yakisoba and okonomiyaki didn't have any distinctive flavors.

I went to the Nishikawa Rairai Kiren Uriwari Happa store in Hirano-ku, Osaka City. I was getting tired of New Year's dishes, so I decided to eat okonomiyaki at this restaurant. On this day, I ordered yakisoba mix (extra large), modern yaki mix, and warai yaki. It was my first time trying warai yaki, and it was delicious with soft noodles inside a fluffy dough, similar to omusoba. The modern yaki in the photo had crispy dough and noodles, which was also tasty. To add a little more, I ordered the konchiku (konjac, fish cake, ginger) negiyaki. The Kujo green onions were really delicious. It's great that you can try various types of okonomiyaki when dining with a large group. Thank you for the meal.

I went to the Kinwarai Kiren Uriwai Happa-ya restaurant for okonomiyaki after a long time. There were 3 of us, so we ordered yakisoba mix, okonomiyaki mix, and Kyoto tempura okonomiyaki. We changed the tempura okonomiyaki from kaiware to kujo negi. It was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and it was delicious. If there were a few more people, we could have enjoyed different flavors like negiyaki and modanyaki. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went to "Kinuwari" in Tsurugaya for the first time in a while. The all-you-can-eat option wasn't available, but there was all-you-can-drink (hot coffee, orange juice, oolong tea). Rice comes in a large portion for free. I ordered the set with warayaki and yakisoba, but it felt a bit smaller than before... I'm glad I got the large rice portion!

Unfortunately, the Viking buffet is no longer available due to the effects of the coronavirus. I came to the restaurant specifically for the all-you-can-eat option, but it was no longer offered. Instead, I ordered the Waraiyaki set meal (¥930 as of June 2022). The staff mentioned that it has a decent amount of food. I requested extra rice. The set meal includes rice, miso soup, and pickles. For those on a diet, you can opt for a salad instead, but that means you won't get rice, miso soup, or pickles.

Today, I was really hungry so I decided to go to Kinwari, which offers all-you-can-eat options. They have a lunch bar with different sets to choose from. Set A includes half-size Waraiyaki and half-size yakisoba for 880 yen, Set B includes half-size Kyoto Tempura and half-size yakisoba for 880 yen, and Set C includes half-size Butatama and half-size yakisoba for 850 yen. I haven't had Waraiyaki in a while, so I chose Set A. Waraiyaki is a fluffy dish with some soba noodles and a lot of egg, similar to a famous okonomiyaki place's yam-yaki but with a different texture due to the soba. The yakisoba was pretty standard, but they had spicy and sweet sauce options available, and you could ask the staff for extra spicy sauce or ponzu for some flavor variations. Even though it was a half-size portion, I managed to finish everything! For dessert, there was strawberry jelly, matcha pudding, chocolate pudding, orange jelly, and another type of jelly that wasn't clear in the photo. Drinks included tea, iced tea, light orange juice, and hot coffee. I'm full and ready to tackle the rest of my day! Let's do this! ＼(^o^)／

This was my first time having lunch here! I ordered the Family Laughter-Yaki Set (for the family). The Lunch Set A included a rice bar, rice, miso soup, a drink, and dessert, all you can eat. I tried a bit of everything and then just kept getting refills of orange juice. I got a half order of Laughter-Yaki and a half order of Yakisoba. The Laughter-Yaki was fluffy and delicious, and the Yakisoba filled me up. Thank you for the meal.

I came to Warai for a stable laugh. It feels like a casual family restaurant where I can relax. It seems like the menu has expanded each time I come. ☆The Hormone Yakisoba was a bit spicy, with a Korean-style flavor. ☆The Warai Yaki was fluffy and might be my favorite! ☆The Kyoto Tempura was crunchy and crispy. I wonder what the crispy part is made of? It feels like chicken. ☆The Buta Tamago Cabbage was chopped finely. Thank you for the meal.

I like Warai no Okonomiyaki, but I feel like the taste has slightly declined compared to before. There were only a few customers on this day. I wonder if there would be more on weekends. I'm a little worried. Thank you for the meal.

Today's lunch was late, around 2 pm, and many nearby restaurants had already finished their lunch hours. I ended up going to a place nearby that was still open. They had a lunch set menu, so I ordered a combo of pork and fried noodles. I topped it with spicy sauce and mayonnaise. The set came with rice, miso soup, pickles, and a drink bar, all for a reasonable price. I wish the food had been a bit hotter though.

The parking lot is spacious, so it's very convenient when driving. They have okonomiyaki and a variety of other menu items, so I find myself coming back often. The okonomiyaki is on the softer side. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant is located just a short walk from Kire-Uriwari Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. It is convenient for those visiting by car as there is parking available underneath the shop. The menu mainly consists of okonomiyaki and yakisoba, with a variety of a la carte and set menu options. This time, I tried the yakisoba, which was delicious and very filling. They also offer rice dishes for those who want a hearty meal. The prices are very reasonable and the overall balance is good. I would like to try other items on the menu, so I definitely want to go back again.

I had a reservation but still had to wait to be seated. I visited at 2:00 for lunch but waited over 15 minutes for the food to come out after ordering. The greeting at the time of payment was average.

I was able to use my Tabelog points for my lunch reservation.

Okonomiyaki that tastes like it was cooked by a machine.

I think it's a chain restaurant because there are probably others in the neighborhood. I stopped by because I was a little hungry. There are plenty of parking spaces, so I could stop by with peace of mind. It's been a while since I've been to Warai, maybe years. This was my first time at this location. I ordered Warai-yaki, oysters, and pork okonomiyaki. It's been a while since I've had Warai-yaki, and it's fluffy and has a nostalgic taste. I also had the okonomiyaki, but I highly recommend the Warai-yaki. With cabbage being expensive now, eating okonomiyaki here seems like a good deal. It felt like a good value. Thank you for the meal.