This is a Korean restaurant in Tsuruhashi. It's a little walk from Tsuruhashi Station. The restaurant looks like a Korean station, very cute! This is my second visit to this place. I remember that you have to order one drink per person, I think. This time, we ordered the chicken with cheese and samgyeopsal. We were full after eating for two people! I wish there were some vegetables like lettuce with the samgyeopsal. There are still more dishes I want to try, so I will definitely come back again!

I visited the restaurant after seeing a cheesecake on Instagram. The cheesecake was delicious and creamy, and the Kimbap with Samgyupsal was the best I've ever had. I was just visiting, but I definitely want to stop by again when I'm in Tsuruhashi.

Located in Tsuruhashi Korean Town, this Korean restaurant offers Instagram-worthy Korean snacks. I went there to enjoy some snacks, and here are some of the dishes I tried: - Tuna Mayo Kimbap: 1,000 yen - Gyeranjjim (Steamed egg): 800 yen - Jangajji (Pickled vegetables): 350 yen The Kimbap was filled with plenty of ingredients, with less rice, which I really liked. Sometimes in Japanese Kimbap, there's too much rice and not enough filling, so I was happy that this was more like the Korean style. The Tuna Mayo was rich and the crunchy texture of pickled radish was great. The Gyeranjjim was hot and included vegetables, and it was delicious. I especially recommend the Gyeranjjim. They also offer a variety of classic Korean dishes like chicken, jjigae, tteokbokki, jeon, cheese balls, samgyeopsal, bibimbap, and more. The cute interior of the restaurant makes it a good spot for #instaworthy pictures. Overall, it was a great place to enjoy Korean cuisine.

In late May, there has been a sudden resurgence in overseas travel, with airlines also starting to resume operations. If the new president declares that vaccination is a requirement and eliminates the need for visas and pre-departure testing, it will be the first time in 3 years. Popular restaurants like Jinmi Sikdang for Ganjang Gejang, Mapo Galmaegi for Samgyupsal Egg Drop, Noble for Budae Jjigae, Celine for breakfast, and Romankan for Ebi Kimbap are all worth visiting. Before that, warm up your appetite at the crowded restaurant in Tsuruhashi. This place is a must-visit spot that will make you eager to go to Seoul as soon as possible.

At first, I didn't realize it was a restaurant and walked past it haha. A friend told me about it and I finally visited together! The entrance and interior look like a train station in Korea, with Korean station names written here and there. I haven't been able to go to Korea for the past two years, so it lifted my spirits. The prices are reasonable and you can feel like you're in Korea. If you're in Tsuruhashi, be sure to stop by at least once. I want to try a different menu next time!

A friend and I went for a late lunch at this restaurant! I had been curious about it for a while, but since it's a popular spot and there are usually long lines on weekends, we decided to go on a weekday instead. You press a button outside to enter the restaurant, and inside, it was filled with female customers - there were no male customers at that time. We ordered a la carte and got the Kimchi Pancake, Tteokbokki, and Samgyeopsal Kimbap. The Kimbap came with soup. The pancake was a chewy type with just the right amount of kimchi flavor and texture, very delicious. The Tteokbokki was initially not too spicy but had a refreshing spiciness to it, with a nice sweet and savory taste. It was nice to have boiled eggs and dumplings in it as well. The Kimbap felt like eating Samgyeopsal wrapped in rice, with plenty of pork in it. As someone who loves Samgyeopsal, it became a menu item I would definitely order again. The interior was cute with pink decor, and the shared dishes were perfect for social media posts. We got quite full and couldn't make it to the dessert menu, so I would like to come back for a second try.

I went to "Dechol Ha Pegopa" in Osaka, Tsuruhashi! I had been curious about it for a while, but never had the chance to go. When I visited Tsuruhashi on another day, I saw a long line and gave up. This time, the line was shorter, so I waited and entered the shop around 1 pm. The wait was about 20-30 minutes. The menu is quite extensive, ranging from set meals to individual items. They operate on a one-drink system, with a wide selection of drinks to choose from. I had a craving for chicken, so I ordered the cheese fondue chicken. It was great that they offered bone-in and boneless options. The chicken came in five different flavors. The atmosphere of the restaurant was amazing, like being in Korea. It was fun taking pictures, and they even played Korean idol music videos on TV. I'm glad I lined up, but now that I know what it's like, I feel like I'll come back when there's no line. I only had the chicken this time, so I want to go back for more. Thank you for the meal!

I went to a Korean town in Kyoto to have a rematch with UFO Chicken, which I had tried a while ago and found it not so great. When I arrived at the restaurant during lunchtime, there was a small line of high school and college girls. The interior of the restaurant was designed to look like a Korean station, with cute decorations, and big screens showing live footage of Korean idols. I ordered the UFO Chicken in two flavors: green onion salt kalbi and snow cheese, as well as a sweet and spicy flavor. I also couldn't resist ordering the Kimchi Cheese Fried Rice, which looked delicious! The UFO Chicken here had a crispy coating and the flavors were evenly distributed, making each flavor very tasty! The cheese was so good that it felt like a waste to dip it in. The Kimchi Cheese Fried Rice was loaded with cheese, just like the UFO Chicken, making it a satisfying meal for cheese lovers. The Kimbap and other menu items also looked delicious, so I would love to visit again if I have the chance!

The restaurant is bustling even slightly later than usual lunchtime. Many people seem to have reservations. With a wide variety of menu options, it's always hard to decide what to eat. This time, I had the Cheese Kimbap and my companion had the Sundubu jjigae. Of course, we shared. The jjigae comes with rice and soup for lunch. The Cheese Kimbap has a crispy cheese topping that makes it so delicious, I could eat it all by myself. The slightly spicy Sundubu is just to my liking. They also have sweets like cheesecake, so I'm thinking of visiting the cafe section next time. Thank you for the meal!

I found this restaurant on Instagram! It seems like it recently opened, right? I ordered the Pegoplate for two (*ˊ˘ˋ*), which includes popular Korean dishes like oden and cheese balls. It was delicious and the portion was just right, so I was satisfied! I'm sure it's high in calories, but I have no regrets... I wonder what the mysterious sauce is for? There was a 10-minute wait on a weekday at lunchtime, but it was smooth to get in around 12:30. The interior plays Korean music videos, creating a fun atmosphere! I want to come back with more people next time and try more dishes. Thank you for the meal( ´-` ).｡oO ( ♡ )

It's easy to find because it stands out! There are plenty of parking spaces nearby! I visited without a reservation, but they had a few seats available and seated us right away! It's a one-drink minimum, which is a bit unusual... But they have a water server so you can help yourself to mineral water! The seating is a bit tight in some places... The food is normal but delicious!

The other day, I visited the restaurant Dechol in Tsuruhashi, Osaka, which was featured on TV. The location is designed to look like a train, both on the outside and inside, which is quite interesting. The interior is filled with young women, making older men stand out, but I ignored it and placed my order. I started with a glass of draft beer and then tried the station bento for 1,000 yen, which was like a bibimbap. I also had the shrimp-wrapped samgyupsal for 1,000 yen, which was a unique dish. The chicken cheese fondue for 1,800 yen allowed you to choose your preferred flavor. I also tried the bomb kelp for 800 yen and the cheese kimbap for 1,000 yen. It seems like Korean and cheese dishes are popular among young women at this restaurant. Overall, it was a delicious meal!

Chicken cheese fondue. You can choose the flavor! The Yangnyeom flavor was the best, it paired well with the bubbling cheese and was delicious! The cream chili shrimp was unique and delicious with its rich buttery and spicy taste that was a perfect match. The kimbap was beautifully rolled and looked like a piece of art. The atmosphere of the restaurant was cute with a motif underground. The taste of the food exceeded my expectations and I left satisfied! I bought some kimchi, meat, snacks, and socks before heading home. It was a fulfilling day!

When I visited Tsuruhashi in March this year, it was still under construction. When I visited again recently, a cute pink building had been completed, and about 80% of the customers were inside. The menu was displayed on an outside sign, and I saw a bento box that I had wanted to try for a while. I visited the restaurant right away! Inside, the concept was based on a Korean train station, and I was guided to a seat with the name of a station written on it. The customers were mostly women. I quickly ordered the bento box I had been looking forward to and a kimchi jjigae. The menu was quite extensive. I wanted to try everything, but I decided to save that for next time. The jjigae had a rich seafood broth and was quite delicious. The bento box had fried egg, namul, kimchi, bulgogi, and more, which you shake and mix before eating. It was a different taste from bibimbap, but it was also very delicious. If you visit Tsuruhashi, I highly recommend stopping by this restaurant.

Today, I went on a social visit to Tsuri Ebisu and Keigan Megane in Koreatown, Tsuruhashi. It was quite educational! After the visit, Keigan Megane suggested grabbing a meal together as we were heading towards Tsuruhashi Station. We stumbled upon a brightly colored restaurant and decided to dine there instead of searching for another place. The restaurant was called Dechol at Pegopa, operated by eKOREA, the first official Korean goods store in Japan. We arrived around 5 PM and found the interior unique with only female customers and handsome male staff. We ordered Cream Chili Shrimp, Bomb Kellanchim, and Chicken Cheese Fondue, along with some beers. The dishes were delicious and unique, exceeding our expectations. The restaurant's concept was inspired by the Korean subway, giving us a taste of Korea without actually visiting the country. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

I heard about a cafe themed after Korean stations and trains, so I went to check it out. The interior of the cafe was very Instagram-worthy, with cute cheesecakes in pink and yellow colors. I ordered an strawberry milk and The Cheese cake, which looked adorable and tasted delicious - moist and flavorful. The tart crumbles around it added a nice touch. Both the pink and yellow cheesecakes had the same flavor. The spoon was shaped like a shovel, adding to the cuteness. The strawberry milk was also consistently tasty. It's a great place to go with your partner or friends, offering both cuteness and delicious treats.

The atmosphere of the store is also stylish! The station bento box looked and tasted great!

Yannnyom Chicken (｡・н・｡) Puck♡ Delicious~ Instagrammable~ Cute♡

After opening, there was quite a line. But the chicken was so delicious that I forgot about the wait time!! I'm happy that K-pop was playing and the interior of the store was cute. I want to go again!

I entered the store right after it opened! It might be better to make a reservation. There were many K-pop girls. The food is delicious, and it has a good Korean vibe.