I heard that you can eat the Chinese noodles that used to be available at food stalls in Osaka city at this restaurant, so I visited for the first time. I arrived just before 12 o'clock, and when I peeked inside from the curtain, I didn't see any customers in sight, which made me hesitate for a moment, but I gathered my courage and entered. When I sat at a table, I noticed that there was only one group of customers at a table in the back, which made me feel a little relieved. I decided to order the most popular Chinese noodles set (¥1,350). As more and more customers started to come in, the restaurant was almost full. The sushi was served first, followed by the Chinese noodles a few minutes later, and I realized that it was an interesting combination visually. I took a sip of the Chinese noodles soup. It definitely had that nostalgic taste! The smooth texture and firmness of the noodles were just like I remembered. The sushi was nothing special, just a standard one, and considering the price of ¥1,350, it seemed a bit expensive. By the way, if you order just the Chinese noodles without the set, it's ¥900. If I had to pay the same amount, I would choose a ramen specialty shop instead. However, I was glad that I could taste that nostalgic flavor. Thank you for the meal.

Naruto Sushi (Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture) Located near Nankai Namba Station, this long-established sushi restaurant was founded in 1914. The Chinese soba is often featured in the media. Date: June 8, 2023 Chinese Soba: ¥900 - Soup: Light ☆☆★☆☆ A rich chicken broth combined with seafood dashi, creating a subtly udon-like mouthfeel with a lingering flavor. - Noodles: Thin ☆★☆☆☆ The thick, firm noodles have a smooth and slippery texture, perfectly coating the soup and releasing a chewy texture with a wide range of flavors. Toppings: - Chashu: Tender and lean, seasoned to bring out the light taste of the meat. - Menma: Fresh and soft with a rich umami flavor and a sweet taste. - Naruto, bean sprouts, green onions Side Menu: - Chinese Soba Set: +¥450 A set including tuna, yellowtail, and thick rolls served in a sushi bucket, offering a great combination with the Chinese soba. Tiger's Review: The sweet and salty flavors blend smoothly with the light soup and nostalgic Chinese noodles. The bean sprouts and green onions enhance the umami flavor, creating a delicious and nostalgic Chinese soba experience. #NarutoSushi #Sushi #OsakaRamen #OsakaGourmet #Ramen #Noodles #ChineseSoba #Namba #OsakaCity #RamenLover #JapaneseFoods #FoodPorn #Gourmet

I have seen on TV for many years that the ramen at this sushi restaurant is delicious. Finally, I was able to visit. It was around 1 pm and the restaurant was moderately busy. I was seated at a table in the back. Without hesitation, I ordered the ramen set and a bottle of beer. The beer arrived first and it was perfectly chilled. It would be even better on a hotter day. After a while, the sushi set arrived with three pieces of nigiri, tekka, and two pieces of rolled sushi. Then, the ramen arrived. I had high expectations. When I tried the soup, it was not as great as I had hoped. Especially, the noodles were disappointing. This might be considered delicious by some, but to me, it was just an average ramen. It's important to try new things and gain experiences.

Founded in the third year of the Taisho era, this sushi restaurant in Namba offers a tempting set menu for lunch. I ordered the Chinese soba set, which includes both ramen and sushi. As expected from a sushi restaurant, the sushi and futomaki were delicious. The ramen, named Chinese soba, had a nostalgic and comforting taste that reminded me of the Showa era.

In November of the 4th year of Reiwa, during lunchtime (11:30-15:00), there is a Chinese ramen set for 1250 yen. The set includes Chinese ramen, 3 pieces of nigiri, and 4 pieces of rolled sushi. Personally, the sushi is not bad, but the Chinese ramen is mediocre, making the cost performance poor.

I visited this restaurant on a weekday night in August 2022 after hearing from a friend that their Chinese soba is delicious. I arrived after 6 pm and sat at a table near the entrance. I wanted to try the set menu with Chinese soba, but it seemed to be only available during lunchtime, so I ordered the Japanese-style Chinese soba and an additional topping instead. The restaurant, established in the third year of the Taisho era, had a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. After a short wait, my bowl of Chinese soba arrived. It had a clear soy sauce broth with one slice of chashu, naruto, menma, bean sprouts, and chopped green onions, presenting the classic look of Chinese soba. The broth had a refreshing flavor of soy sauce and dashi, making it easy to drink and delicious. The noodles were slightly curly and cooked al dente, complementing the broth well. The chashu was made from thigh meat and had a firm texture. The menma was tender. The additional topping included eel, fried tofu, rolled omelet, pickled mustard greens, and was also tasty. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal once again. It's like having sushi at a sushi restaurant, so I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to those looking for authentic Chinese cuisine. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I used a coupon for the "Welcome to Osaka Campaign" and visited a restaurant. It was my first time even though I am from the area. The sushi was delicious as usual. I ordered the zaru soba set, but the zaru soba was just okay. Next time, I think I'll just come for the sushi.

I wanted to eat fish after having a lot of yakiniku, so I wandered around and ended up at Naruto Sushi for the first time. I usually prefer to make reservations for dinner, but the restaurant was quite lively so I decided to walk in. The atmosphere of the restaurant felt very historic, and they even served ramen. Many of the customers around me were ordering ramen as their last dish! I ordered a sashimi platter and sushi rolls. The menu was extensive, but the quality did not match the high prices. They advertised themselves as a sushi restaurant, but they served salmon sashimi... Even though it's more acceptable in an izakaya, serving salmon at a sushi restaurant is questionable. The tuna was mushy, the kanpachi was flavorless, and the horse mackerel had a strange smell. I had planned to order more, but the quality was so poor that I decided to cancel. I felt bad about it, but the staff kindly accepted my cancellation. I understand that the prices may be high due to the location and inbound customers, but they need to maintain a certain level of quality to justify it. I apologize for the harsh review... Thank you for the meal!

I like the cozy atmosphere of this place, so I often visit. They have a wide selection of dishes and the alcohol tastes even better. Today, I had the seasonal firefly squid and it was delicious! I almost ordered seconds. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely come back!

The meeting in the morning ran long, and lunch ended up being after 2 p.m. By that time, many lunch spots were closed for their afternoon break, so the options were limited. However, I decided to visit a longstanding sushi restaurant called "Naruto Sushi," located about a 2-minute walk west from Takashimaya Osaka. This place has been featured on TV shows like "○bu○" and the comedian M's K mentioned it on the radio. The staff welcomed me warmly when I arrived, and I quickly ordered the "Chinese noodle set," which surprisingly included sushi (amberjack, tuna, eel), thick rolls, and tekka maki. The sushi was decent, not outstanding, but it was reliably tasty. Then came the Chinese noodles, a simple yet satisfying bowl with toppings like pork slices, fish cake, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, and green onions. The chicken broth was light but flavorful, and the thin noodles complemented it perfectly. Despite my late visit, the staff was attentive and polite. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I visited to see the female owner. She always provides friendly service. I love this shop where you can relax and enjoy various things. The menu is also extensive, with different ways to have fun. And for lunch, they even have ramen sets.

Visited on a Saturday night and it was crowded. Surprisingly, there were no non-smoking seats available. When I was first seated, there were a few people next to me smoking cigarettes, and the smoke and smell were unbearable, so I asked to be moved to a different table. It's a tough world we live in. My boss kept mentioning that Messenger's Kuroda-san loves the ramen here and frequents the place, so I was skeptical about sushi restaurant ramen being delicious, but I was pleasantly surprised. I will definitely come back. The ramen was just the right amount and tasted great after drinking. I thought the soup would have a strong seafood flavor since it's a sushi restaurant, but it was just like a regular ramen, very nostalgic taste! We also had some sashimi and other dishes as recommended, and of course, the fish was incredibly delicious! I would love to go back again.

I happened to go along with a friend who made a reservation mistake, so we ended up at "Naruto Sushi" near Takashimaya in Namba. I ordered a sushi set for myself. Well, it was just okay. But considering the price, it wasn't worth it.

A long-established sushi restaurant founded in 1914, located near Nankai Namba Station. I went there to try their famous Chinese soba set (¥1250) which comes with sushi. The restaurant has about 6 counter seats, table seats, and tatami rooms on the second floor. The atmosphere is nostalgic with dim lighting. The sushi was overflowing with rice grains and didn't seem very carefully made. The Chinese soba included bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, char siu, and green onions in soy sauce ramen. The taste was average, but I think the value lies in its long history since 1914. It was a good experience.

I visited on a Saturday night. Whenever I come here, the landlady always welcomes me warmly. The master is also friendly and the atmosphere is great. The staff in the hall are also kind and wonderful. Not only the staff, but the taste of the food is also outstanding. Fresh and delicious. It's a sushi restaurant where you can feel relaxed. The main seating is at tables, but there is also a counter, so it's okay to come alone or with a large group. On weekdays at lunchtime, they even serve ramen, so you can easily come for lunch alone.

I might be criticized by ramen enthusiasts for saying this, but in my opinion, ramen is "chuka soba" (Chinese-style noodles). When I was in elementary school, I used to follow my father to a ramen stall at night, where he would buy ramen in a bowl and I would watch the ramen being made by the vendor. Those were the days. The ramen from that time (often referred to as night-crying soba) is my starting point. That's why, for me, ramen is all about chicken broth soy sauce soup with thin noodles, chashu, menma, naruto, moyashi, negi... all made with great care and attention to detail. Today's lunch was at a sushi restaurant. The restaurant is called "Naruto Sushi," located about a 2-minute walk from the Minami landmark Takashimaya along National Route 26. Despite being a sushi restaurant, their specialty is chuka soba. I ordered the "Chuka Soba Set." The chef prepared sushi right in front of me - the nigiri included snapper, tuna, and yellowtail, and there were two pieces each of thick roll and tekka maki. After a while, the chuka soba arrived! The clear chicken broth soy sauce soup with chashu, menma, kamaboko, moyashi, and negi was delicious. It's definitely more like chuka soba than ramen. I was sitting at the counter, and behind me, an elegant older lady was trying to remember the name of her favorite actor, engaging the staff and even me in a lively discussion. It was not just a delicious meal, but also a heartwarming experience at this restaurant. Thank you very much. Itadakimasu!

Thank you for taking care of me the other day! This was my third visit to your restaurant. The nostalgic atmosphere with a Showa era vibe is lovely. I can relax on the tatami mat floor on the second floor. The seafood dishes are fresh and delicious, as expected from a sushi restaurant, but the ramen at the end is also really tasty. I highly recommend it. I will definitely use your restaurant again for year-end parties and such.

Cosba is the best sushi restaurant. It may not be a high-end sushi restaurant, but the quality of the sushi for the price is very satisfying. I do not recommend the boiled conger eel, but overall, the other dishes are worth the price. The taste is great, and the customer service is excellent! If you are looking for a balance of taste, customer service, and cost-effectiveness, this is the place for you. It may not be the best if you are only looking for taste, but if you want a good overall experience, this is the place! It's my favorite restaurant. I believe that a restaurant is not just about the taste of the food.

On Monday, June 15th, for lunch, I went to "Naruto Sushi," a long-established sushi restaurant located a 5-minute walk from Namba Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. The restaurant was established in 1914, making it a 106-year-old traditional sushi shop. While they are famous for their Chinese noodles, they also serve high-quality sushi. The restaurant has a retro atmosphere and a clean interior, with vinyl curtains for infection prevention and alcohol disinfectant spray on the tables. I ordered the "Chinese noodles set" for 1,250 yen, which included a delicious and slightly sweet Chinese noodle soup with various toppings. The noodles had a nice texture and paired well with the flavorful soup. The sushi, including maki sushi and nigiri sushi with toppings like yellowtail, tuna, and sea bream, was also excellent. The combination of sushi and Chinese noodles was surprisingly good. In Osaka, it is quite common to enjoy both sushi and Chinese noodles together, and it was a satisfying and delicious meal.

Located in Namba, Osaka, "Naruto Sushi" is a long-established restaurant with a good reputation. I decided to visit for lunch after hearing about their delicious Chinese noodles on TV. When I arrived, the restaurant was almost full, but I managed to get a seat after a short wait. I ordered the Chinese noodles and sushi set, which cost around 1,000 yen. After a 10-minute wait, I was served a set of old-fashioned Chinese noodles with 3 pieces of nigiri sushi and 4 pieces of rolled sushi. The Chinese noodles had a delicious soup base made from chicken broth, which was very flavorful without any unpleasant taste. The chashu pork and menma bamboo shoots were also tasty, and the curly noodles paired well with the soup. The sushi was also well-prepared, especially the marinated tuna and sea bream. The flavors, textures, and balance of the sushi rice were top-notch. It was a satisfying lunch with no corners cut.