I used it for lunch. There were several types of lunches available, including the chef's special set meal of the day. I chose the curry, which had a very gentle taste with a hint of tomato flavor and was delicious. You can also order optional mini desserts and free drinks, which are perfect for chatting after lunch.

Located on the 4th floor of Yodobashi Camera, this restaurant offers menus with plenty of vegetables. It is popular among female customers and families with small children. The staff is friendly, the interior is clean, stylish, and relaxing. I often order the curry set, which is easier to eat compared to the daily special set. Even the dessert at the end is healthy and delicious. This is the most recommended restaurant in Senri Chuo.

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On this day, my wife and I attended the regular PTA meeting at the elementary school. Our sister-in-law and nephew kindly gave us a ride to the dance school and full-contact karate class. After the PTA meeting ended at 10:30, we picked everyone up at 11:00 when the karate class finished. We decided to go out for lunch together. We went to a restaurant that I had been wanting to try since it relocated a few years ago. The atmosphere was Asian and very calming. We ordered the Apsara set meal, green curry set meal, dessert plate, and drinks. The food was subtly flavored, which I appreciated for its healthiness, but my wife and the two international guests found it a bit lacking in flavor. I recommended the banana vinegar soy milk drink for its beauty benefits, but my wife didn't like it. Overall, it was a healthy meal, and we will definitely revisit this place when we crave something nutritious. Thank you for the meal!

I made a reservation for lunch at a place where you can reserve with GW and visited. I ordered the Apsara set meal (1220 yen) with an additional 160 yen for a mini dessert of tofu tiramisu, and for my child, I ordered the Kids Chicken Cutlet (420 yen). I upgraded both to extra-large with multi-grain rice at no additional cost. The order was ready in about 10 minutes. Today's main dish in the Apsara set meal was a vegetable Japanese-style stewed hamburger. It came with three side dishes, salad, and pickled radish with the main dish. The dishes were full of vegetables, and although some ingredients were similar, each had a different seasoning, giving a homely taste. The Japanese-style stewed hamburger had a gentle dashi flavor and tasted like tofu hamburger. The Kids Chicken Cutlet was devoured by my child as always. Even at 4 years old, it was just the right amount, and the low price is truly appreciated. There are additional options for elementary school children, such as a junior size meal or just potatoes, and the children's menu is quite extensive. The tofu tiramisu was surprisingly smooth and creamy for tofu, and even my child enjoyed it. If you want to have a vegetable-rich lunch with your child in Senri Chuo, this is a recommended restaurant.

This is a cafe located inside YAMADA Denki in Senri Chuo. It is popular among families with children and has a kids' play area. I often visit here for lunch in Senri Chuo. I arrived around 1:30 pm on a Sunday and was able to get a seat without waiting, even in the tatami area. I usually order the popular Apsara set meal (1220 yen) and the Kids Chicken Cutlet (420 yen) for my child. The Apsara set meal consists of fluffy tofu and vegetable wrapped in egg tofu. The side dishes include simmered shredded dried radish, salad with cabbage, carrot, and stir-fried tofu, refreshing vinegar salad with onions and corn, and miso-flavored radish. The dishes are filled with plenty of vegetables. The Kids Chicken Cutlet (420 yen) comes with chicken cutlet, star-shaped multigrain rice ball, potato, salad, and miso soup. It was nice that my child's meal arrived first. The chicken cutlet had a crispy coating and my 3-year-old daughter enjoyed it. She surprisingly also liked the multigrain rice. Personally, I found the potato to be a bit too salty and over-fried, but my daughter seemed to enjoy it. About 10 minutes after ordering, my Apsara set meal arrived. I always opt for the extra-large portion of multigrain rice for free, and with the generous amount of vegetables and side dishes, I always end up feeling very full. The main dish of the fried tofu wrap had a light and gentle dashi flavor, similar to oden, with a sweet taste from the egg inside. The variety of side dishes, with similar vegetable combinations but different seasonings, allows for an enjoyable dining experience. It's a great place for families to enjoy a meal with plenty of vegetables, so I always end up coming here when it's not too busy.

This café, located in the center of Senri, is popular among families with children. It is advisable to make a reservation on weekends as seats tend to fill up quickly. Although we did not make a reservation, we were seated at a counter-style table with dividers as it was right after opening. For groups of three or more without a reservation, it seemed difficult to find a seat today. I ordered the popular Apsara set meal (1220 yen), which featured white fish curry fritters as the main dish. I opted for the large portion of mixed grain rice at no additional cost. I also ordered the Kids' Chicken Cutlet (420 yen) for my child. The food arrived in about 5 minutes. The three side dishes were all vegetable-based, each with a different seasoning. The steamed sweet potatoes and carrots had a lemon flavor, while the cabbage and carrots seemed to be simmered in tomato. The spinach and carrots were lightly seasoned in a simple manner. The main dish of white fish curry fritters had a curry flavor with a mild spiciness, and it came with a fried boiled egg which my child enjoyed. My child also happily ate the chicken cutlet. Despite the slight increase in prices compared to before, the lunch with plenty of vegetable side dishes was a nutritious option for busy days, and the variety of children's menu items was great. I will definitely visit again.

Today's weekday lunch was at "Apsara Cafe". It is located above the Yamada Denki store on the north side of Senri Chuo Station. The restaurant is popular among women with children. I ordered the Tomato Curry Set for 1,120 yen, which came with salad, two vegetable side dishes, and the option of brown rice. It's a healthy menu that I don't usually eat, but I enjoyed the taste of the tomato curry. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again. You can pay with PayPay.

This is a restaurant located inside LABI at Senri-Chuo Station. They use a lot of locally sourced vegetables from the northern part of Osaka in their dishes, which is great for someone like me who tends to neglect cooking. I visited with my child while exploring Senri-Chuo. I ordered the Apsara set meal (1150 yen), with today's main dish being chicken wings and winter melon in a refreshing stew. For my child, I chose the Kids Lunch (400 yen) with chicken cutlet as the main dish. It was my first time visiting on a Saturday and it was quite crowded with some reservations. The food arrived in less than 10 minutes after ordering. The Kids Lunch came out first, which was nice as they prioritize children. The chicken cutlet had a thick crispy coating and was quite filling. It may be too much for a 2-year-old, as even my petite 3-year-old daughter couldn't finish it. The fried potatoes and salad had a subtle salty taste and some fatty parts, which might be a concern for some. The miso soup had the same seasoning as for adults but it was not overpowering. Considering the portion size, 400 yen is a good deal. The Apsara set meal included side dishes like simmered hijiki seaweed, simmered bitter gourd and carrots, simmered tofu and egg in dashi broth, and simmered eggplant, offering a variety of vegetables. The chicken wings and winter melon stew had a refreshing taste with vinegar, leaving a light aftertaste. Overall, the dishes were lightly seasoned, making it easy to share with my 3-year-old daughter. I ordered an fig tart (590 yen, with a 50 yen discount for lunch set) later on. The tart crust was crispy on the outside and moist inside, similar to financiers, topped with large fresh figs for a luxurious touch. The custard-like cream inside was not too sweet, allowing the natural sweetness of the figs to shine through. I would love to try other dessert options as well. This restaurant provides a great opportunity for families to enjoy a lunch with plenty of vegetables every time, making it a valuable dining spot for those with children.

Asian whimsical rice bowl set for 1000 yen. Drink bar for 250 yen. Set fig tart for 540 yen. Chicken lemongrass stir-fry rice bowl. It's like a sweet curry, sweet like gapao. Goes well with brown rice. Miso soup, 2 small side dishes. The drink bar is quite a deal. The fig tart that caught my eye in the photo. The tart crust is thick and satisfying. A little custard and a little cream. Fresh figs that can be eaten whole, including the skin. It was extremely crowded.

Whimsical Asian lunch ¥1,000 Lemongrass chicken stir-fry bowl (large serving) with miso soup and 2 side dishes (bitter melon mayo curry and eggplant simmered dish) There are 3 types of kids' menus and a kids' space in the back, making it family-friendly. The tatami seating was fully booked, so we sat at a table. You order via QR code, so you can take your time choosing, which is great. You can choose between brown rice and mixed grain rice for the same price, and the portion size is also customizable. A smaller portion is slightly cheaper. The bowl has a coconut and fish sauce aroma, with an Asian taste, and the vegetables and chicken are delicious. The side dishes and miso soup were also delicious with a gentle flavor. The kids' curry was good too. The kids' potatoes could have been seasoned a bit more gently. The spacious environment, attentive service, and delicious food make this a great restaurant.

Parfait for 670 yen. European blend coffee for 440 yen. The flavors of soy milk vanilla ice cream, matcha white sesame panna cotta, black sugar jelly, granola, and cookie bits are distinct and seem good for the body. I always struggle with how to use the honey provided, but I use it to soften the very hard granola. The portion size is quite generous. The coffee is delicious.

I used to come here before because I could eat a lot of vegetables, so I visited with my child. They set up high children's chairs next to the counter seats for us. I ordered the Apsara set meal (1150 yen). Today it was chicken with plenty of vegetables in Nanban sauce. For my child, I ordered the Kids Curry (400 yen). Last time, I ordered using a touch panel, but this time I scanned the QR code on the paper provided and ordered on my phone. The food arrived in about 5 minutes. The Kids Curry came with curry, miso soup, potatoes, and salad. The curry is made with spices, giving it a unique aroma. It might have been a bit spicy or different from what she expected, so my 3-year-old daughter didn't eat it. She enjoyed the potatoes, miso soup, and multigrain rice. It was surprising that she ate vegetables she normally dislikes. The Apsara set meal had plenty of vegetables in all the side dishes. Overall, it was lightly seasoned and easy to eat. Despite the lack of meatiness due to the texture of the vegetables, it was filling. The chicken Nanban sauce was not fried but steamed, which was a bit disappointing as I was expecting fried chicken Nanban. However, I was satisfied because I could eat plenty of vegetables in the side dishes. I am happy that I can easily enjoy dishes made with time and care. I will consider this place for lunch when I visit Senri-Chuo with my daughter again.

The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of Labi Senri Yamada, just outside the north exit of Senri-Chuo Station. It's a good place to meet up with people. The fourth floor has seen quite a few changes in shops. There seem to be fewer shops that have been there since the beginning. This particular restaurant serves healthy lunches, with rice that is not white rice. I'm actually not a fan of restaurants that don't serve white rice, so I opted for dessert and a drink. One thing that caught my eye was the vinegar drink, which looked like a pudding or Bavarian cream. I ordered the strawberry and white sesame blancmange by scanning a QR code on my phone. It was a bit confusing to order this way, and I was unsure if my order had gone through. After waiting for a while, I had to ask if my order was being processed. Eventually, the blancmange arrived and it was delicious.

I found this restaurant when I searched for a place to have lunch with my 2-year-old daughter in Senri Chuo. It had just opened on a weekday and there were empty seats. There were 5 four-person tatami seats available. There is a playroom nearby, so I recommend the tatami seats for those with children. You can also borrow children's chairs along with regular table seats. I ordered the Apsara set meal (1150 yen), which comes with a choice of brown rice or mixed grain rice, and you can get free extra rice. It includes today's main dish, 3 side dishes, rice, and miso soup. Today's special was spring cabbage and tofu soup dumplings. I ordered using a touch panel and the food arrived in about 5 minutes. The three side dishes were pumpkin with sesame dressing, spinach and carrot ohitashi, and onion and carrot sweet vinegar dressing. Along with the main dish, there was also pickled dried radish. The spring cabbage and tofu soup dumplings had a nice texture with the cabbage and tofu having a meaty texture, and the soup was light and delicious. The pickled dried radish had a crisp texture and a subtle sweetness with a flavorful dashi. The pumpkin with sesame dressing had a strong sesame flavor and was very sweet. The ohitashi and sweet vinegar dressing were refreshing, and each side dish had a different seasoning to enjoy. The dishes were full of vegetables, all with a light taste but a flavorful Japanese dashi, and the vegetables had a nice texture that was enjoyable. It's difficult to make such vegetable-rich dishes while raising children, so I was very grateful for this menu. It was nice to be able to eat while letting my child play nearby. I will definitely come back when I feel the need for more vegetables next time I am in the area.

I stopped by while shopping in the central area. You can choose from a lunch plate with plenty of vegetables and a choice of mixed grains, brown rice, or white rice. The portion is bigger than it looks, and it's a healthy lunch. The seats are spacious and have a sense of security. There is no parking service, but there was a small discount on the bill for two people. I hope to enjoy dessert and drinks slowly next time when the situation with COVID-19 settles down a bit. Thank you for the meal.

Green curry for 1070 yen. Konjac rice for 50 yen. Additional side dish for 110 yen. The ordering system is now touch panel-based and the menu has expanded. The konjac rice is mixed with multigrain rice and slightly moist, giving a slippery texture, but not too off-putting. The curry has a fresh herbal taste and is quite spicy. The side dish includes onions, spinach, and hijiki seaweed. It seems like there are more variations available now.

Today I visited "Apsara Cafe" on the 4th floor of LABI Senri Chuo for a lunch outing after a long time. The lunch options include Apsara Lunch, Green Curry Set, Tomato Curry Set, and Chef's Special Lunch. Orders are placed using a tablet, and it's nice that they provide a towel for wiping hands. The Apsara Lunch consists of three vegetable side dishes, a main dish (on this day it was a colorful green pepper pork), rice (choice of mixed grain or brown rice), and soup for 1,150 yen. Just the side dishes alone could fill you up (lol). The green pepper pork had a unique taste. Thank you for the meal♪♪

I ordered the following lunch at a restaurant where you can enjoy a delicious meal without putting too much strain on your body: - Chef's Special Set Meal (1000 yen) Salad Bibimbap: A bowl filled with plenty of vegetables and minced meat, accompanied by two side dishes and miso soup. The minced meat can be changed to soy meat, which I opted for this time. It felt light on the stomach compared to regular meat. The spinach with sesame dressing and simmered daikon and barley side dishes had a gentle flavor. - Asian Special Set Meal (1000 yen) Lemongrass Chicken Stir-Fry Bowl: A bowl with Lemongrass-flavored chicken, fish sauce, nam pla, and coconut milk for an ethnic touch. It also comes with two side dishes and miso soup. - Dessert You can add a dessert to your lunch for an additional 150 yen. I had the warm pumpkin sweet porridge this time, which was creamy and rich in flavor, making it hard to stop eating. - Drink You can add a drink to your lunch for an additional 150 yen. I chose lotus tea this time, which was refreshing and perfect for after the meal. It also paired well with the dessert. The restaurant has a spacious and open atmosphere, with acrylic panels installed for a safe dining experience.

Parfait for 670 yen. European coffee set for 340 yen. Refill for 220 yen. Includes vanilla ice cream, matcha ice cream, soy milk pudding, black honey jelly, corn flakes, and cookies. The sweetness is moderate, with syrup on the side. The Asian-style parfait has a unique ginger-like spice flavor. It is quite filling. The blend of coffee had a strong acidity, but the European one was dark roasted and to my liking, so I surprisingly got a refill.