It was an all-you-can-drink option with high-quality drinks such as beer, sake, and highball. The food was also sufficient and delicious. The fried chicken was particularly good with thick meat and a crispy texture. Other dishes like salt lemon grilled pork and iron plate fried rice were also delicious.

Second visit, ordered the Sweet and Sour Chicken Set for 800 yen. The sweet and sour sauce was lacking, so the flavor was not very strong. The base was just regular fried chicken, so I think it's better to order this over regular fried chicken. I noticed on my second visit that this restaurant includes a couple of pieces of crispy fried chicken with the skin on in the set, which adds a nice texture.

Fried chicken set meal for 800 yen. You can get a free upgrade to a large portion of rice, and a drink is included. In reality, the rice is all-you-can-eat, and you can choose from drinks like oolong tea, water, hot coffee, orange juice, etc. The fried chicken was delicious, but I wished there were condiments available for a change in flavor as I got used to the taste halfway through. Next time, I want to try the sweet sauce fried chicken set meal.

I visited this place on Friday night with friends who just wanted to drink a lot. The food was safe and nothing was bad, making it a perfect place for a chat-focused drinking session to blow off work stress. We just kept drinking and talking non-stop! It was so much fun. We could enjoy ourselves without worrying about anything. The food was delicious too. I was tempted by the all-you-can-drink lemon sour offer, but today I just stuck to beer and highballs. If I have the chance next time, I might challenge the all-you-can-drink lemon sour option!

The menu for the large party was great with a variety of dishes and all-you-can-drink options. The timing for the hot pot was a bit early, as it came out right before a lot of other dishes were served, including the udon at the end. It would have been better if there was a lid for the hot pot to keep it warm for a longer period of time. The restaurant is spacious, but the downside is that the restroom was far away.

Having lunch with colleagues. I like chicken Karaage, but the one here feels greasy and I don't like it. The cabbage has dressing on it, so it's not a good palate cleanser. Free refills, but it's hard to move in and out of the seat, so just one drink at the beginning.

The OBP Twin on the 1st floor in Kyobashi is less crowded. I thought it would be closer for the staff working there to go to the 3rd floor. When I entered, there was a group of foreign tourists (maybe visiting Osaka Castle) with over 40 people, heading inside. The restaurant has a 2nd floor? At around 12:05, the 1st floor was 90% full, and I had to wait a bit before being seated at a table in the back. I ordered the chicken curry lunch. You have to pour your own drinks like coffee, oolong tea, white water, or orange juice. I chose white water, which was okay. The food was served in about 5 minutes. I ordered the large portion, which was a lot. The rice and curry lacked ingredients and were just okay. The fried chicken didn't have much flavor either. The salad was dry and not great. The miso soup was a bit thin but okay. I finished with oolong tea, which was average. The restaurant's selling points seem to be the ability to stay for a long time and the large portion size. I paid 800 yen with a card and left.

I had the all-you-can-drink option for 1500 yen, which was available on the same day (with a requirement to order at least 2 items per person). The individual prices were also cheap, with a Premium Malt beer costing 298 yen. As a result, I ended up drinking a lot during the all-you-can-drink session. The food was also delicious and reasonably priced. The fried gloves, a specialty of the restaurant, were cut into pieces for sharing. I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied from eating and drinking too much. Thank you for the meal.

I had only been to Mirazaka at night before, but they also serve lunch during the day. Around 12:05, it was quite busy with about 80% of the tables filled. I was seated by the window and ordered the chicken karaage rice bowl for lunch. I chose orange juice from the drink bar without thinking much, but I realized they also had hot tea. The food was served quickly, in about 3 minutes, which is understandable since the lunch menu consists mostly of karaage dishes. The sweet and savory sauce and mayonnaise were good, but overall the flavor was a bit bland and lacked excitement. It improved after adding shichimi spice. The rice and miso soup were average, but the portion was small. The orange juice was not that great. I paid 800 yen with a card and received a surprisingly long receipt, only to find out it was for upgrading the drink size to include 5 types of alcohol, which I didn't need. I decided to go back.

I had lunch here today. I decided to do telework in the afternoon, so I had a late lunch. I found it hard to choose from the menu, so I just went with this dish that caught my eye. The fried chicken was crispy and delicious, and the curry was a nice, slightly runny consistency. The sweetness of the onions stood out. The curry had just the right level of spiciness for my taste buds, as I'm not a fan of really spicy food like some people. The meal came with salad and a drink, so I ended up leaving a little rice uneaten. I really enjoy having lunch at izakayas. Thank you for the delicious meal!

We had an a la carte meal for three people. - Caesar Salad: 599 yen Mainly lettuce with cornflakes sprinkled on top. The dressing was just poured on top and we had to mix it ourselves. - Fried and Grilled Glove: 999 yen each The fried version is a specialty dish here, served hot on a hot plate and cut for us by the staff. The sauce on the grilled version wasn't to our liking, but we enjoyed the fried one. - Grilled Mackerel: 699 yen Had a nice fatty flavor typical of mackerel. - Bonjiri Skewers: 299 yen each (2 skewers per plate) The bonjiri was small but decent for the price. - Octopus with Wasabi (299 yen) - Assorted Pickles (399 yen) - Appetizer (300 yen, macaroni salad) All three dishes felt a bit overpriced considering the quality and quantity. - Draft Beer (299 yen each, 7 glasses), White Peach Highball (299 yen), Black Vinegar Squash (399 yen) The premium malt beer was a good deal at just under 300 yen, but the pour was a bit less than the glass and the foam was excessive. The total bill came to over 9,000 yen after a 10% service charge, which felt quite expensive. We visited around 7:30 pm on a weekday and the front area was about 60% full, mostly with inbound tourists making the atmosphere lively. The loud BGM seemed to be for a concert group that had just arrived, making it a bit uncomfortable as we had to speak loudly throughout. The food was served quickly, which was appreciated. The restroom is separate for men and women, with two private stalls for women and a sink inside.

After a live concert at Osaka-Jo Hall, we stopped by this restaurant feeling cold and hungry. Even though it was past 9 o'clock, the place was packed. Many people seemed to have just finished the concert like us. The staff were very busy due to the sudden influx of customers, but they were incredibly kind and left a good impression. They even played songs by the singer we had just heard live. It was a nice touch. The prices were not too high. We tried their specialty dish, which was a bone-in chicken thigh for 999 yen. It was generous in portion and rich in flavor. The meat was tender with no tough parts or gristle. It seems like a place known for their hot pot dishes, so I would like to try that next time. Thank you for the meal!

I have been going to this restaurant since my college days. The menu is limited but consistently good. It was quiet at first on a Friday, but by the end, it was full. I will be going back, so please be kind.

After every live concert, I always make a reservation and visit this restaurant. I have been to back number, Ketsumeishi, JUJU concerts many times, but I always come to this restaurant afterwards. The premium malt beer they serve is good, but other than that, the food is just average. There's nothing particularly delicious, but it's convenient so I keep coming back. Sometimes they surprise me with a hit dish, which I recommend. It's a chain restaurant, so it doesn't have a unique atmosphere or exceptional taste. However, there is always a polite female staff member who provides excellent service. It's always a pleasant experience.