Osaka / Shinsaibashi [Underwater Hot Pot] / A hot pot specialty store with a foreign feel ☑️ Special HI Set ¥1980 Choose 10 of your favorite ingredients from over 20 types! Choose between udon or rice as your main dish! Comes with a condiment buffet! ☑️ Kung Fu noodles ¥390 Delicious taste guaranteed ◎, but the performance is so amazing that you end up ordering it for that. .. The HI Set is definitely more cost-effective than ordering individual items! It's recommended to go on weekdays because it's limited to weekdays. The condiment buffet is really amazing, you can create your own favorite sauce, and you can also change the taste, it's the best. You can choose up to 4 types of hot pot, and this time I chose numbing spicy and tomato! The numbing spicy is quite spicy and the numbness is intense! I tried to reduce the numbness, but it was still too intense, so I ended up just eating the tomato haha.. This restaurant is known for its high-level hospitality and is super famous and popular even in China, as recommended by Chinese people. ✎ There is no doubt that it will be a great dining experience with hospitality that exceeds your imagination! Even if you're not good with spicy food, I highly recommend experiencing this hospitality. ✨ ────────────────── 〒542-0086 Osaka, Chuo-ku, Nishi-Shinsaibashi 1-4-3 Shinsaibashi OPA 10F ⚐ Business hours 11:00-3:00 ⚐ Regular holiday ⚐ tell 06-6575-7627 ⚐ Reservation ◎ ⚐ Access 1 minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station, 10 minutes walk from Namba Station ⚐ Price ~2999 ───────────────────

It's not very expensive but you can eat to your heart's content! Additionally, you can enjoy birthday celebrations and quick changes like in Chinese acrobatics. It was a fun atmosphere like a trip to China. We were the only Japanese customers, surrounded by Chinese-speaking customers!

It was my first time having hot pot, and the restaurant was mainly filled with Chinese customers and staff. There were three birthday celebrations and a noodle performance, which made the experience very enjoyable. The Chinese staff were all very friendly and spoke good Japanese, recommending delicious menu items. The prices were reasonable, around 3000 yen per person, and the drinks were cheap. I will definitely go back again!

This restaurant is also very popular in China, with about 1200 stores nationwide. The hospitality is amazing! The staff are mostly Chinese, so you can feel the Chinese atmosphere and their service spirit is top-notch. You can choose from single-color, two-color, or four-color soup for your hot pot. You can adjust the spiciness of the soup, so even those who don't like spicy food will be happy. I love it super spicy!!!! You can choose your own sauce for the hot pot, which was a lot of fun to mix and match different seasonings. There were many foreigners, and the ramen performance was enjoyable. Everyone, please make sure to stop by when you visit Osaka. You will not regret it.

I really like it, second time! The taste is good, the price is reasonable, the service is good, and the performance is good (lol) Anyway, it's a lively restaurant! You can make your own original dipping sauce, and the hand-pulled noodles at the end are a must-try. There are many Chinese customers who definitely know good food, so it must be authentic.

You can enjoy a traditional Chinese entertainment, the Bian Lian show, while having hot pot. It is the largest hot pot chain in China, and once you step inside, you are transported to China. They utilize the entire 10th floor of OPA, showcasing the 3000-year history of Chinese culture. The menu is extensive, but the staff will help you navigate through it using an iPad. The soup ranges from spicy to mild, so there is something for everyone. The quality of the meat, including thinly sliced lamb, domestic beef, and offal, is excellent. The self-serve dipping sauce station offers a variety of options, including vegetables and fruits for just 500 yen. The sesame-based sauce is recommended to balance out the spiciness of the hot pot. The staff is hospitable and creates a lively atmosphere. Additionally, they provide complimentary snacks while you wait. Overall, it is a unique and enjoyable dining experience, and I look forward to visiting again.

I had made a reservation with my friends for a birthday celebration at this restaurant after watching videos of birthday celebrations, Kung Fu noodles, and mask-changing shows on SNS and was really looking forward to it. I had even mentioned in the remarks section when making the reservation that it was for a birthday, and I also informed the staff when we arrived at our table, but we were not celebrated at all. We also ordered the Kung Fu noodles, but they never arrived. The mask-changing show was canceled because they said, "Today is a day off." I was very disappointed. The group at the next table received a surprise gift of carnation flowers because it was Mother's Day, which made me feel left out and very empty. The atmosphere with my friends became very awkward, and it turned out to be the worst birthday celebration. If you go expecting equal service for all customers like in Japanese restaurants, you will be very disappointed. Well, in a way, it's kind of typical of China. The food was decently tasty, although there was a lack of explanation about the system and ordering process, leaving us confused.

I tried hot pot for the first time. I didn't really understand, so I ordered the classic hot pot and tomato flavors. You can also mix your own sauce, but we hardly used it. If you eat it multiple times, I think it could become addictive. The tomato flavor was very easy to eat and delicious.

I visited this restaurant because I had a craving for hot pot after a long time. It was my birthday week, so I ordered the special event menu and had a fun celebration. I enjoyed choosing from a variety of dipping sauces for the hot pot. Everything from the appetizers to the desserts was delicious, and I had a great time. The traditional Chinese performance of "Bian Lian" was also worth seeing! Highly recommended.

When I was living in Singapore, I used to frequently visit a hotpot restaurant. I knew there was one in Shinsaibashi OPA, but this was my first time visiting. The interior of the restaurant is very spacious and clean. Most of the staff are foreigners, which made me feel like I was on a trip. You can choose up to four types of soup, and I chose the classic spicy and clear broth, as well as tomato and pork bone. I could add extra spiciness, but I decided to stick with the original order. Just like in Singapore, you can mix your own dipping sauce. I was a bit nervous about the spiciness, but it turned out to be just right. I was glad I didn't add extra spiciness. Both the pork bone and tomato soups were delicious. I think hotpot is addictive. I will definitely go back again.

It feels like you're actually in China! There are many inbound tourists as well! The entertainment factor is great, and the food is delicious! The spiciness of the hot and spicy dishes is quite intense! The staff are friendly, and it's fun to interact with people from China! The Kung Fu noodles are tasty and impressive, a must-try! It's really exciting! LOL

The last time I returned home, I couldn't go to the restaurant I wanted to visit. The interior is very clean and there are drinks and snacks while you wait, even a nail corner. There is also a kids' room. The style is similar to what I ate in China, where you make your own dipping sauce according to your preferences. I like to make mine with a sesame base with spicy ingredients and coriander, while my husband prefers a refreshing one with ponzu or grated radish. The ingredients like meat, shrimp balls, and oysters all taste fresh and delicious. The performance of the changing masks is fun, and robots bring the food or stretch the noodles right in front of you. There were many people celebrating birthdays too.

This was my first time visiting, but my family of three enjoyed a delicious meal until we were full. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is full of exotic charm, making you feel like you're on a little trip. The fact that it stays open late is also appealing. However, I had to give it three stars because they didn't offer Shaoxing wine or wine by the glass (I wonder if they have it? I couldn't find it on the tablet menu).

I went to a dinner party at Hai Di Lao Hot Pot in Shinsaibashi, a Chinese-origin hot pot restaurant with branches worldwide. The staff at this very Chinese-style restaurant take your order using a tablet. First, you choose the soup base. Before I could even take a picture of the meat, it was already in the pot. I came with some skepticism, but the food was delicious. They have a self-service sauce bar with a variety of options. I also enjoyed watching the Kung Fu noodles being made in front of me, with the noodles dancing as they were being pulled and cooked.

It comes across that they are particular about reproducing the authentic experience. I believe the food and drinks are imported from China. Chinese characters were written on items such as PET bottles. It was closer to the hot pot I ate locally, rather than the typical Chinese food that Japanese people are used to.

Located on the 10th floor of Shinsaibashi OPA, this Chinese hot pot restaurant is from China. The entire 10th floor is dedicated to this restaurant, so it is very spacious! I had a solo hot pot experience! Ordering was easy through the touch panel. I chose the 4 flavors option! There is also a condiment buffet that I highly recommend trying! Mixing any condiment with rice is delicious! The tomato soup in the hot pot was so tasty that I couldn't stop eating it! The performance was amazing too, especially when you order Kung Fu noodles! There is also a mask-changing show, although I didn't get to see it. They have a kids' room, so it's safe for families with children. I highly recommend trying the solo hot pot experience!

A real popular Chinese hot pot restaurant in Shinsaibashi, Osaka!! Established in 1994, this popular Sichuan-style hot pot chain from China has landed in Shinsaibashi, Osaka!! When you step into the 10th floor, you can experience a travel vibe to China. You can order up to four types of soups from a tablet, choose your favorite, and order ingredients from half portions. They have a condiment bar too!! It's innovative that electric robots bring the food to your table. You can choose from various soups, such as clear soup, Chinese tomato soup, miso tripe soup, and kelp soup. The staff even made recommendations for soups and covered our belongings, providing wonderful hospitality. With four types of soups and a variety of condiments, you can enjoy the hot pot with vegetables and meat that go perfectly together!! You can enjoy the hot pot endlessly with various combinations♪ During the meal, there are various shows that keep you excited, like a Kung Fu noodle master performing acrobatic dances while skillfully manipulating noodles, captivating everyone, including the children♪ Traditional Chinese face-changing show, where masks change instantly with rhythmic movements, making you feel like dancing. You can enjoy traditional entertainment just like in China while enjoying the hot pot. From a kids' room to nail services, they offer various services to enhance your experience!!

I went early and it was not crowded, so I was able to get my nails done! As it got closer to lunchtime, it started to get busier and there was quite a wait for nail appointments, so if you're aiming for a nail appointment, I think it's best to go early. The food was delicious, and the staff were kind and made it a wonderful experience. Thank you very much!

Is this China? The entertainment factor is outstanding! Popular restaurant serving Sichuan-style hot pot cuisine! Haidilao Hot Pot Shinsaibashi Store (@haidilao_japan) Founded in 1994, this popular restaurant serves Sichuan-style hot pot cuisine and has approximately 1200 stores in China. The only store in Kansai is the Shinsaibashi store. There is always a long line on weekends, but the wait time can be enjoyable as they provide services like nail care and board games such as Go. The luxurious interior is spacious and relaxing. You can choose from single-color, two-color, or four-color hot pot soup bases, and adjust the spiciness to your liking. Select your desired meat, seafood, and vegetables, create your own sauce, and enjoy! The finale is the "Kung Fu Noodles" demonstration where noodles are stretched and tossed around, creating a fun experience. The noodles have a chewy texture and pair well with the soup. Additionally, there is a sudden mask-changing show, a traditional Chinese performing art called "Bian Lian," where masks change rapidly without the performer using their hands. It feels like you're not in Japan anymore. It's a lively and enjoyable restaurant where you might even celebrate a birthday with everyone.

This was my first time using this service. A few days ago, I went to the store on the same day and had to wait for 2 hours, but I wasn't called, so I made a reservation in advance for another day. The atmosphere inside the store was not like Japan, and I felt like I was on a trip. I was worried because I didn't understand the system, but the staff explained how to order clearly, so even beginners were fine! The instructions for making the soup or sauce are also written clearly, so that was not a problem either! I would like to use this service again.

[Underwater Hot Pot, Shinsaibashi Branch] Located directly connected to Shinsaibashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, on the 10th floor of Shinsaibashi OPA. This hot pot place is very popular among locals and even with people from China. This time, I tried the spicy hot pot! It was extremely spicy, but I love spicy food so I enjoyed it. I added all kinds of meat, vegetables, and squid into the spicy hot pot. The style is to dip them in condiments before eating, and the condiments here are amazing. You can create your own condiment mix at the condiment buffet. I tried the one recommended by the staff and it was addictive. The condiments were so good that I could eat rice with just them. The vegetables, meat, and seafood were all delicious! The touchscreen panel can be a bit tricky to use, but the staff are friendly and will help you with it. The perfect hot pot for winter! Thank you for the meal!