In Osaka's Nishi Ward, there is a charming shopping street called "Kujyo Kirara Shotengai." I happened to stop by this street as I had some errands nearby, and it was lunchtime. I searched for a restaurant on Tabelog and found this place that caught my eye. I must admit, I love "kimpa," the Korean-style seaweed rolls. They are just so delicious! The restaurant had a half-open-air setting that seemed like it belonged in a market, yet it had a modern and stylish vibe that blended well with the shopping street. The interior was small but clean. I sat at the counter, looked over the menu, and noticed they had lunch sets. I decided on the Sundubu set, another favorite of mine. For the kimpa, you could pay extra to choose various options, but being a beginner, I went with the regular En special kimpa. The kimpa arrived quickly on a plate with side dishes, and it looked quite fancy. It was delicious, and I was tempted to finish it all, but I wanted to enjoy it with the Sundubu. After a short break, the Sundubu arrived, bubbling hot. It was also delicious, especially when eaten with the kimpa. I finished it all in no time. As it was a bit hot that day, I felt like having a drink after the meal, so I ordered the set drink (for an additional 200 yen), which was a mysterious Korean-brand cider. It had the refreshing taste I expected. Overall, I was very satisfied with the lunch. This place might be good for takeout too. I will definitely visit again when I'm in the area. Thank you for the meal!

You can eat Kimbap set meals at this restaurant. They also serve authentic Korean dishes like Sol-Lontan and Jjigae. The Kimbap looks beautiful and tastes great - I ordered the Bulgogi Kimbap and it was delicious. The Dakdoritang and Pork dishes were also tasty. And with some Changja, beer goes down smoothly. They only serve lunch now, but if they start serving dinner, I hope they offer a variety of side dishes like Cream Cheese Ppasm and Korean-style fried chicken. If they have dishes like Chapchae, it would be perfect. I will definitely go back for some Kimbap to take home as they have a great selection!

Located on both sides of Osaka Metro's "Kujo Station," this is a restaurant in the "Kirara Kujo Shotengai" on the west side of Kujo Station where you can enjoy Korean-style lunch. I visited for lunch on a Sunday. There were two pairs of customers at the counter. We were seated at the only table for two. **Today's Order** 1. Me ⇒ Sundubu set meal (with choice of Kimbap: "Ham and Egg Mayo Kimbap") @1,100 yen (tax included) + no Kimbap upgrade 2. My wife ⇒ Half Naengmyeon set meal (with choice of Kimbap: "Salmon Flaked Kimbap") @900 yen (tax included) + Kimbap upgrade for 90 yen First, a wooden plate with Kimbap and Korean-style appetizers is served. The thick slices of char siu are particularly delicious. Soon after, the main dishes, "Sundubu" & "Half Naengmyeon," are brought to the table. The staff kindly instructed us to mix the raw egg at the bottom of the Sundubu. The spiciness is mild but the umami flavor is sufficient. We shared the Kimbap and main dishes, enjoying the meal with good cost performance. For the family to have a late lunch at home, we took the Kimbap to go!!! **Takeout** 1. En special Kimbap x 1 2. Shirasu and pickled vegetables Kimbap x 1 You can have rice refills if you feel like you need more after finishing the Kimbap. The staff were kind and attentive. It was a wonderful holiday lunch! Next time, I plan to try the "Sul Lung Tang" that I had a hard time deciding on. Thank you for the meal ☆☆☆☆ I wanted to support this local restaurant as a resident ☆☆☆☆☆

Today I had lunch at this place♪ It was unusual for me to have Korean food. I usually don't go out of my way to try new things, but I remembered how delicious Kimbap was when I had it before. It's a small restaurant with a counter and only one table. The only other customer was a woman dining alone. I ordered the Half Cold Noodle Set for 900 yen. You get to choose the filling for the Kimbap, and for a little extra cost, you can choose other ingredients as well. The Kimbap served on a plate was very colorful and tasty, with a nice sweetness and fragrant Korean seaweed. The side dishes included Japchae, bean sprout namul, Kimchi, and char siu, providing a generous amount of food. The cold noodles were thin and had a refreshing texture. I recommend adding a bit of vinegar to enhance the flavor. It was a satisfying meal at a good price. I will definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal♪

I felt like eating Korean food because of the influence of a Korean drama and decided to enter the restaurant. The interior of the restaurant was small with only counter seats for four people, making it easy to enter quickly. I chose the Kimbap with meat for a slightly luxurious touch, with a bite-sized piece seasoned with sesame oil and a sweet flavor, which I preferred over Japanese sushi rolls. The Sundubu tofu dish was full of shrimp, slightly spicy, and arrived simmering hot, which made me happy. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a neatly rolled sushi with each ingredient seasoned well, making it delicious to eat as is. The sweet flavor profile makes it suitable for children as well. It might make a good souvenir.

I went to Kyocera Dome Osaka to watch an open game. Since it was a holiday, I expected the Aeon Mall next to the dome to be crowded, so I decided to get some food at Kujo Station! I got off at Osaka Metro Kujo Station and headed to Kirara Kujo Shopping Street. I found a sushi takeout place that I had researched in advance, but it was closed! So I continued north and found this shop. There were various kimbap lined up in the showcase, and they can make ones that are not available, which was nice. So I chose two and bought them! - en Special Kimbap 480 yen: As soon as I opened the pack, I could smell the sesame oil. The kimbap had fish sausage, egg, carrot, komatsuna, and pickled radish. Overall, it had a light taste. - Homemade en Bulgogi Kimbap 660 yen: This was the most popular kimbap, and since it wasn't in the showcase, they made it for me. It had beef, egg, carrot, and komatsuna, with a sweet and savory marinated beef that was delicious. I ate them at my seat, and both kimbaps had a light flavor. Maybe because I was eating them with beer at the stadium, I felt like they would have been even better with gochujang or kimchi on top. I should prepare that for next time if I have the chance to buy again!

While taking a stroll along the Ninth Street Shopping Arcade, I came across a new shop specializing in Korean seaweed rolls called Kimbap. I decided to try their "en Special Kimbap" and "Homemade Bulgogi Kimbap." The en Special Kimbap had a fragrant sesame oil aroma and was filled with plenty of ingredients, very delicious! The Homemade Bulgogi Kimbap had a sweet and savory meat filling with a satisfying volume, I personally preferred this one. I am intrigued by their "Black Wagyu Beef Tataki and Uni Miso Kimbap" which requires a reservation. I would love to try it sometime. Thank you for the meal! (๑>◡<๑)

A new Kimbap (Korean rice roll) shop has opened in the shopping street of Kujo, Osaka. Due to the state of emergency, only takeout is available. They offer various types of Kimbap and also sell Kimchi. Their specialty is the "en special Kimbap" which has a light taste with carrots and a vivid cross-section. It is made with white rice, vegetables, and fish sausage rolled in Korean seaweed, a traditional style in Korea. It was a delicious meal.

There is a scary bear-like character at the shopping street of Kujyo, but the Korean-style seaweed roll shop with a big impact is amazing! There are many varieties, and we tried the special Kimbap and Kimbap with ham and egg. It's delicious. It seems they also have set meals available.