I went to Osaka and stayed at the Toyoko INN Osaka Tsuruhashi Ekimae. It is located in the Shinsekai area near Tsutenkaku Tower, where you cannot drive to the hotel during the day. I had a complimentary breakfast in the lobby on the 1st floor, with rice, miso soup, and assorted side dishes. The bread seemed to be supervised by Viron France. When I left the hotel and went to Tsutenkaku Tower, the neon lights were under construction and had turned into white signs. I wonder when the neon lights will be back? Thank you for the meal. <Infection prevention list> Hand sanitizer: ✔ Ventilation: ✔ Social distancing: ✔ Partitions, seat spacing Staff wearing masks: ✔ Temperature check upon entry: Yes

Toyoko Inn offers complimentary breakfast at all locations, each with its own unique selection and quality. This particular breakfast stood out as one of the best in terms of variety and content. Before COVID-19, it was buffet-style, but now it is served in a bento box format. This service is provided for guests staying at this business hotel chain near Osaka's Tsutenkaku Tower. The breakfast is enjoyed in the lobby on the first floor of the hotel and is free for guests. I did not use the alcohol or drink options, and I would rate this experience between 3.0 and 3.5.

Hello everyone, it's May already, are you eating well? Today, I would like to introduce the breakfast at a business hotel. This time, I stayed for two nights and will share the breakfast on the second day. The main dishes included yakisoba, salad, meatballs, rice, pickles, miso soup, as well as options like bread and pancakes. The hotel is conveniently located near 24-hour kushikatsu and izakaya restaurants, so you can also enjoy a full meal outside. The accommodation is affordable and the food is quite delicious. I highly recommend this hotel, especially the yakisoba. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Osaka to watch a Bunraku performance. I found a budget-friendly hotel where I could stay for multiple nights, the usual "Toyoko Inn Osaka Tengachaya." Looking at the breakfast menu examples, you can see what kind of dishes are offered, but the side dishes seem to vary depending on the time of day. This time, I had curry for the first time at this hotel. Curry for breakfast is really good. Thank you for the meal.

The symbol of Osaka known as the "Tsutenkaku Tower" is surrounded by the lively district of "Shinsekai," which exudes a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. I stayed at the Toyoko Inn in this area and had breakfast the next morning on the first floor. If you're wondering if they serve kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) for breakfast because it's Shinsekai, they don't. The breakfast included rolled omelette, meatballs, yakisoba, salad (lettuce and seaweed), white rice (no onigiri), miso soup, and bread. The taste of the dishes seemed like store-bought, but they were satisfying. Overall, I think it was a decent breakfast.

I went to Osaka to watch a Bunraku performance. I stayed at "Tokyu Inn Osaka Tsutenkaku-mae," which is within walking distance of the National Bunraku Theater. I thought the breakfast had improved since the last time I stayed. What caught my attention was that there were sample plating examples displayed for breakfast. I have stayed at various Tokyu Inns around the country, but this was the first time I saw sample plating examples. It would be nice to be able to have a well-balanced meal, and I think it's a good idea to suggest eating styles to foreign tourists.

Girls' trip ♡ in Osaka - Day 4 We stayed at Toyoko Inn this time. Even though I usually don't eat breakfast, I always end up eating a lot during trips. This day was no exception, I had seconds for breakfast (๑´ڡ`๑). Unfortunately, the water had a strong chlorine smell...

I stayed here for the first time, very close to Tsutenkaku and Nishinari. You can easily grab a drink in the shopping street around Tsutenkaku during check-in and check-out. There is no large public bath, so I went to a public bath near Tsutenkaku where there was a sign saying "No homosexual activity allowed!" and then enjoyed Tsutenkaku and Nishinari area before having breakfast the next morning. Breakfast was not as fulfilling as other business hotels with things like sausages, natto, eggs, and nori. Instead, it consisted of onigiri, curry, pickles, hijiki, salad, miso soup, and rice, all of which are shown in the photo. It didn't give me the same boost as breakfast at Dormy Inn, but considering the price and location during Golden Week, I was satisfied.

I went on a business trip to Osaka and stayed at this hotel this time. When I checked in and had breakfast, I was surprised to see more Japanese tourists than foreigners. The breakfast was served until 10:30 AM, which was a good time. The food was as shown in the pictures. The yakisoba was popular and ran out quickly, but they promptly brought out more. The taste was average, but since it was free, there was no problem. The only issue might be that there is only one elevator.

On January 31, 2016, I had breakfast at this hotel. It is conveniently located right in front of Tsutenkaku Tower. I stayed in a non-smoking twin room on a Saturday night, which cost 9,504 yen for one night. I forgot my membership card, so I didn't get the 5% discount that I should have received. I have stayed at various Toyoko Inns before, in places like Asakusa in Tokyo, Mishima in Shizuoka, Wakayama, Miebashi in Okinawa, Shijo-Karasuma in Kyoto, and Shijo-Omiya in Kyoto, and I have always enjoyed their complimentary breakfast services. However, this time the breakfast was disappointing. It consisted of meatballs, simmered hijiki seaweed, cabbage, scrambled eggs, rice, miso soup, coffee, and orange juice. The orange juice ran out by 8:15 am and they refused to refill it. Overall, the breakfast was not delicious. The meatballs tasted like they were made from frozen food. The location is great, but since I stayed in Osaka, I was hoping for something more Osaka-like, such as takoyaki. I hope they make more effort to improve their breakfast offerings.

"Tokyu Inn Osaka Tsutenkaku-mae, which opened in May this year, is a new building with a dark brown color scheme that gives off a luxurious feel. The safety box is small and sharp, the LCD TV is 32 inches, and the parking lot has space for 3 cars but is often full due to nearby parking lots charging around 1,000 yen per night. It is located just a minute's walk from Tsutenkaku. There are many tempura restaurants nearby. They offer free newspapers and breakfast from 7:00 am. The breakfast includes miso soup with fried tofu and onions, rice with 5 different toppings, macaroni salad, spinach, meatballs, pickles, flavored bread, orange juice, and coffee from a machine. Prices at other Tokyu Inns range from 4,200 yen to 6,300 yen depending on the location."

I stayed at the Toyoko INN for two nights, on a Sunday and Monday, as part of a day trip bus tour to visit the Nishi-Koku Sanjusan Kannon from Namba Parks. I originally planned to book a room at the Osaka Namba Nihonbashi store, but the last room was taken just before I could make the reservation. The Osaka Tsutenkaku-mae store is a new building that opened in May this year, so the rooms and lobby were clean, and the staff were friendly and efficient. Breakfast is available in the lobby from 7 am, but there was already a small line forming 10 minutes before, and a queue in front of the trays 5 minutes before. The breakfast options included 5-6 types of onigiri, 2 types of bread, rice, miso soup, coffee, juice, and a few side dishes that changed daily but were limited in variety. Overall, it was a decent breakfast that was better than going out on an empty stomach.

Breakfast was surprisingly good. I had Vidofrance bread.

At the end of 2017, I stayed at the "Toyoko Inn Osaka Tsuruhashi Ekimae" during my trip to Osaka. The hotel is located in a corner of Shinsekai, south of Tsutenkaku. It is convenient to walk from the "Dobutsuen-mae Station" on the Midosuji Line, even on rainy days without having to use an umbrella much. I stayed for 2 nights this time. In the morning, the area around the hotel is quiet. Breakfast starts at 7 o'clock. They serve white rice with furikake instead of onigiri. I felt that there were few varieties of side dishes. However, the menu changes daily. I enjoyed my breakfast while watching the news on TV.

2 nights 3 days

October 19th to 22nd

September 14th to 17th =========== The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant.

August 24-27, 2019: I recently visited this restaurant for dinner and was blown away by the amazing food and service. The dishes were flavorful and beautifully presented. The staff was friendly and attentive, making sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great dining experience.

July 20th to 23rd, 2019: Great food and atmosphere, highly recommend trying the seafood pasta and tiramisu. The service was excellent and the staff was very friendly. Will definitely be coming back!