The satisfied set at the restaurant Rin Ku Tea House in the rock salt hot spring ♨️ Rinku no Yu for 2000 yen includes a towel, facility wear, bedrock bath, and a meal, making it a great deal. With the meal ticket, I had the Akadanabe set meal, which included motsu (offal) with shichimi spice added, and at the end, rice was added to make it like risotto. It was delicious.

After finishing a bath and getting hungry, I arrived at the restaurant just 5 minutes before the last order. I decided to order tempura soba noodles. This restaurant is located inside the Rinku hot spring, so the last order is at 9:30 pm.

I finished my errands in the southern part of Osaka much earlier than expected, so I had over 4 hours to kill before my flight back from Kansai Airport. Since there were no inbound tourists, I had a very comfortable time. First, I paid 6,100 yen for an entrance fee and a 60-minute massage package. It may seem expensive, but it's actually a great deal! Some places charge around 8,000 yen just for a massage. The massage machine was great, and then they used their hands for the full treatment. After that, I enjoyed a bath and a sauna set. Next, I had a meal at Korinku Chaya. The appetizers were around 300-400 yen, while the rice bowls and noodles were about 700-800 yen. I hadn't had curry in a while, so I ordered that. It was delicious. Also, you can pay for everything with the barcode on your wristband, so you don't need to bring your wallet. A relaxing bath, a soothing massage, and a tasty meal equaled paradise!

I visited a restaurant located inside the Rinku no Yu on the 2nd floor of Rinku Pleasure Town Seacle in Izumisano City, Osaka Prefecture. Rinku no Yu is a super public bath where you can stay for a long time, with amenities like manga cafes and nap rooms. The parking lot is free for up to 5 hours for those using Rinku no Yu, but only for cars and motorcycles. I had the curry udon (680 yen)! The menu overall is a bit pricey, but the set meals come with free rice and miso soup refills, which I think is a good deal. Each table has a cassette stove, giving a hot pot vibe. The daily lunch special on this day was fried chicken curry rice (with salad and drink), but I wanted udon, so I chose the curry udon instead. The curry roux was delicious, probably a commercial grade, with lots of meat and just the right amount of spiciness! The udon was chewy like Sanuki udon (^o^) Unfortunately, I didn't really like the somewhat hectic atmosphere of the bath, so I don't think I'll use it again, but the food was delicious (^-^)

I want to say "Ahh" and have a beer, but I'll endure with non-alcoholic. Endure, endure. Enjoying a beer alone at a hot spring. It's non-alcoholic, though. Work is tough, I'm tired, I want to complain. Well, let's do our best again tomorrow!!

I was torn between the "得々セット" and the "納得セット," but today I went with the "納得セット" and had the pork cutlet bowl set. I also fully enjoyed the bedrock bath and outdoor bath, making for a great start to the new year.

The lava stone course with a set meal is 1,600 yen♪ I chose the yukgaejang kookpa. It arrived in a hot stone pot. It's delicious~

The food was really delicious! (^_^)v The bath was also very comfortable and it was the best.

The red hot pot with luxurious cheese risotto at a reasonable price will make children happy. Other dishes are average.

After enjoying a rock bath and hot spring, I always crave udon noodles for lunch. I ordered the Rinku Shoyu Udon and it was delicious! The sweet soy sauce with the egg was amazing. However, I felt like the portion was a bit small... I wanted to eat more. I left feeling satisfied. For dessert, I ordered the limited edition Kiwi Parfait. The perfect balance of acidity and sweetness was delightful. I will definitely be going back! ☺️

I entered the restaurant wanting to drink a beer after taking a bath. I ordered a pot and bibimbap for a light snack, and was surprised by the amount for the price (lol). I thought that there are many good deals in Osaka. The taste was average, but it was surprisingly delicious for a restaurant located in a bathhouse.

I tried the red hot pot and surprisingly it was quite delicious haha. It's a restaurant at Rinku no Yu. It was empty on a weekday evening. The menu includes a Japanese set meal for around 1500 yen, a set of cold soba noodles for about 1000 yen, and a single serving of red hot pot for about 1000 yen. There are also rice bowl and udon dishes, but I didn't want to risk it if they weren't good. So, I decided to try the red hot pot on its own. I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised by how tasty it was. It was also quite filling. Thinking I could use some more rice, I added a risotto set for an additional 350 yen. It came with rice and cheese, but it turned out to be the same rice as the one in my mother's cold soba set meal... I should have mixed them together for the risotto. Plus, the rice in the set meal is refillable, so I could have just used that rice for the risotto. By the way, I found a discount coupon for Rinku Tea House's drinks online, so you might want to give it a try *\(^o^)/*

Next to the large Ferris wheel near Rinku Town is a dining place inside "Rinku no Yu". To visit here, first take off your shoes and pay the bathing fee of 620 yen. Then, enjoy the baths. There are several outdoor baths, which are truly enjoyable. After bathing, the drink to have here is... citric acid! It costs 100 yen, and although it's said to be a substitute for beer when driving, I had a cupful. It's so sour that it made my face scrunch up, but I think it's a good kind of stimulation. When asked if I wanted a refill, I had no problem saying yes.

Visited on August 1, 2010 for dinner. Spent 5 hours at Rinku no Yu, skin feeling refreshed from the hot springs. What's more, you can see airplanes from the bath's observation deck. It's right near Kansai Airport. While there, I decided to have a meal. It was my first time there, and they had izakaya-style menu items, as well as alcohol and beer. Perfect for a drink after a bath. The specialty here is Tsuyama's specialty Hormone Udon, a local dish, so I chose that first. The sauce was rich, and the hormone was flavorful. The daikon salad was also delicious. The natural shrimp tempura was crispy and highly recommended. Lastly, since there was a fireworks display tonight, I decided to get some takoyaki from the food stalls. It was drenched in sauce and green onions, with a strong flavor. Next time, I want to try the Bukkake Yakuzen Soba, which is also recommended. I recommend Rinku Chaya, located inside Rinku no Yu.