Dim indirect lighting is personally comforting. The menu is extensive and the drink menu is also varied. The cost performance is not bad. The Thai cuisine is easy for Japanese people to eat. The staff may seem unfriendly at first glance, but they were kind. I will definitely come back.

The full stomach set for 990 yen changes daily with a variety of menu options. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is dim even during the day, creating a perfect ambiance. There are many female customers, making it a great spot for a date. They serve water in stylish containers, which adds to the excitement. However, the main dish of fried rice was lukewarm, and the fried chicken was not very warm either. When asked if I wanted the ramen spicy, I said yes, but it wasn't very spicy. Overall, it was a bit disappointing. I feel like for the same price, there are better options out there. The flavor of the fried rice was good, so I hope they pay more attention to the temperature of the dishes on the menu.

Full stomach set from 990 yen - Situation - Visited around 13:00 on Saturday. - Couple points - Sharing is possible if you order two sets. - Taste, etc. - When entering, the atmosphere is dim and nice, with about 80% of the seats already filled with female groups and couples. The menu is rich even on holidays, and I chose a full stomach set with mini noodles and fried rice with fried chicken. There were many people, but the lunch arrived in about 10 minutes!! The noodles were ramen, but the seasoning was unique to the southern country (I think it's fish sauce but not sure). The fried rice was like shrimp fried rice (although the name was different). The fried chicken was small but had the junky taste I was looking for, it was the best!! - Other - Cashless: PayPay available, Tissues: Hand wipes available, Toilet: Available

It was the best lunch drink. Isn't this 990 yen lunch amazing?! I wasn't sure if I could finish it, but I ate it all! The ethnic seasoning was just to my liking. I don't have many opportunities to come to Kadoma, but I found a good restaurant. I hope they open a shop in Umeda or Amagasaki as well.

In the northern area including Osaka and Kyoto, there are not many options for Mexican, Indonesian, or Thai cuisine, apart from Innapa Curry. However, I discovered a highly recommended Thai restaurant in the area and decided to try it out. The lunch menu offers a variety of curry, set meals, and noodles on a daily basis at reasonable prices. I chose the "Generous Set Meal" which included Thai-style fried rice and soup noodles, along with a side of fried chicken. The restaurant is located in a slightly old building near the station, but it was constantly busy with customers despite the rainy weather. The high ratings on Tabelog became clear after just one bite. The portions were generous and the soup noodles had a rich and delicious broth. The flavors were reminiscent of popular Thai street food. I was thoroughly satisfied with the meal. Since parking is not convenient at the station building, I plan to visit again by train next time for some Thai cuisine as a perfect accompaniment to drinks in the evening.

I used the dinner during Golden Week. It is located in a building near the station, so the access from the station is very good. On this day, I ordered curry (Babibunbbali?) and chicken skin tempura. Both dishes were very generous in portion size and had great value for money. The rice in the curry was Thai rice, and there was a lot of meat in the curry, which made it very satisfying. The staff were cheerful and friendly, and despite it being after 8 pm, the restaurant was still busy with customers, making me feel that it is a well-loved local restaurant.

Thai curry lunch for 990 yen. The menu changes depending on the day, and today's Thai curry was green curry. It was quite sweet. There were spicy spices on the table, so I added a lot and it became spicy to my liking! It's Thai cuisine tailored to Japanese taste. Thank you for the meal!

I had the "Nasi Goreng" from the full stomach set for lunch. It was like a slightly soft fried rice with a sunny-side-up egg on top and some Japanese-style sweets sprinkled on it. The rice had shrimp and other ingredients in it, and even though I thought there was a bit too much rice, I found myself eating it up with a spoon. Just the name "Tropical Dining" guarantees great taste, so you can enjoy delicious Thai cuisine. The fried chicken came with lemon juice and had a mild and easy-to-eat flavor. The chicken itself was nothing special, just average. A small Thai ramen was also included, and I chose the spicier option, but I was able to eat it without needing water. The broth had a soup-like taste, and even though I usually don't drink the broth from ramen, I drank more than half of it this time. The ramen had a lot of green vegetables in it, which I liked. I'd like to try various other menu items, but I don't have many opportunities to go back, so I hope to visit again soon before I forget.

Lunch set for 990 yen. Today's dish is number 8, Babi Pangang. The interior of the restaurant is still dim, creating a relaxed atmosphere. The food was served in about 5 minutes. The meat had little fat and was marinated in spices, but the flavor was mild and pleasing to everyone. It felt a little lacking on its own, but when combined with other side dishes and herb sauce, it balanced well. The herb sauce had a mild acidity and didn't stand out much, but the richness of the oil made it a sauce that you would want more of. The side dish was vegetable tempura with a clear corn flavor, which was delicious. The rice was fragrant Indica rice, very good. The portion was generous, so ordering a smaller portion might be enough. The soup seemed to be chicken, light but well-seasoned, providing a satisfying taste. The vegetables in the soup seemed to be scraps, which was a nice touch. Overall, the flavors were not fully exotic, but had a fresh appeal not found in Japanese home cooking. The relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant also added to the experience.

Located directly connected to the station, this Thai restaurant is run by Thai staff. The most popular dish is the shrimp paste fry, a rich Thai dish made with plenty of shrimp. The Tom Yum Kung is not too spicy or sour, making it easy to eat. The Khao Man Gai is a light chicken dish with a rich garlic sauce and vinegary rice, creating a delicious combination. The Pad Thai has chewy noodles with a sweet and savory flavor. I heard the Poo Phong Curry is delicious, but I was already full before trying it. The cost performance is also good.

Let's take a walk in a town without land surveys, so I took the train to Hirakata City. I had lunch at a Thai restaurant called San Plaza in a historic building. I had a satisfying lunch with the Manpuku set (Nasi Goreng) and the Thai curry set (Green curry with chicken and eggplant). It was delicious and filling. Thank you for the meal!

I went out with friends at night. We started with beer. We decided to order different dishes than usual at the Thai restaurant we always go to, so we ordered Gado Gado salad, seafood Gapao stir-fry, fried tofu stuffed with minced chicken, chicken satay, rice noodles with Thai soy sauce stir-fry, and banana dessert. Everything was delicious. Especially the rice noodles with Thai soy sauce stir-fry was really tasty, with a sweet and salty flavor. There were many other menu options, and I felt happy thinking about how many times I would need to come back to try them all. The only thing to note is that there is a reasonable wait time after ordering, so it's better to be patient. This restaurant was a place I had considered going to several times before but always ended up choosing another place. I wish I had gone there sooner.

There is a tropical restaurant on the 3rd floor of a building with a Showa-era atmosphere directly connected to the Moriguchi Station in Moriguchi City. The restaurant serves Thai and Balinese cuisine, and the interior is filled with Asian vibes. The lunch menu is diverse, making it hard to decide. Today, I ordered the "full stomach lunch," which lives up to its name with a generous portion. The fried chicken, in particular, is crispy and delicious. The ordering process for lunch may be a bit confusing at first, but the taste and atmosphere are definitely worth it.

Hello. This is Shunmama. On September 8th, in the morning, I had a customer in Hirakata City, and after finishing, it was almost noon, so I decided to eat nearby at "Tropical Dining"♪♪〜〜Weekly changing side dish lunch〜〜 There were a total of 12 options, but on this day, there were 5 to 6 options available. I was captivated by the dish being eaten at the table next to me〜■Balinese-style Peanut Miso Cutlet.....990 yen When it was brought to me, I was surprised again by the volume of the dish!! After taking a bite of the miso cutlet, I was shocked by the deliciousness of this peanut sauce (*^^*) The restaurant itself has a kind of multinational cuisine vibe? The staff are mostly Indian. I would like to go back for further investigation. It was quite nice. When I later realized that I had finished this piled-up rice with the miso cutlet, I thought about how high the calorie count must have been. lol Thank you for the meal^_^ #Hirakata lunch #Hirakata-shi Station #Tropical Dining #Tropical Dining Hirakata store #Rich lunch menu #Peanut Miso Cutlet #Piled-up rice #Don't lose if you're worried about calories #Osaka lunch #Osaka gourmet

♡[Tropical Restaurant Hirakata Branch]♡ Osaka❤︎‬Hirakata♡I came here because I heard there is a place in Hirakata where you can eat Thai and Bali cuisine! The name of the restaurant is Tropical Restaurant Hirakata Branch⌣̈⃝ ♡ ⌣̈⃝This is actually my first time trying Thai cuisine(,,> <,,)♡The restaurant is located next to Hirakatashi Station at [Hirakata San Plaza 3rd Building]ฅ( ̳• ·̫ • ̳ฅ)The building has been around since I was a child and it has a very old-fashioned feel, which I personally like! The interior of the restaurant has gamelan music playing, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of Bali(*˙ᵕ˙ *) (I've never been to Bali though lol)In addition to Bali cuisine, this popular restaurant offers Thai curriesദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )♡Let me introduce what I ordered·͜· ︎︎ᕷFirst, shrimp senbei crackers were served‪ꪔ̤̮These are often served at izakayas, so I'll skip that^. .^ lol♡"Tom Yum Goong" - Spicy and sour shrimp soup( ˶˙ᵕ˙˶ )It has a spicy kick₍ᵔ˶- ̫-˶ᵔ₎Lots of spices( ˙꒳​˙ )It's a stimulating, sour, spicy, and tasty dish( ˶ˊᵕˋ)੭♡♡"Tod Man Goong" - Shrimp cakes with minced shrimp insideIt looks like croquettes or menchi katsu, but it's made with plenty of shrimp☆.｡.:*・Apparently, this is a staple of Thai cuisine⸜♡⸝‍‬The crispy coating and the juicy minced shrimp inside go really well together⸜(* ॑ ॑* )⸝This is more of a snack to enjoy with drinks rather than an ethnic dish✧(*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑✧♡"Tapioca Santan" - Tapioca coconut milkLastly, a simple dessert to cleanse the palate(^ ̳• ·̫ • ̳^)‬After all the intense flavors, this is just right- ̗̀꒰ঌ(◜◝ )໒꒱ ̖́-I also had a pumpkin cake, but I forgot the name(;_;)I should have taken a picture of the menu（ ; ᴗ ; ）The cake was delicious and the jasmine tea was also stimulating, providing a blissful dining experience⸝⸝⸝♡︎♡Thai cuisine can be quite spicy, but they also offer Bali cuisine, so it's not all about spiciness and the dishes are easy to enjoyo̴̶̷̤ ̫ o̴̶̷̤They use plenty of herbs, spices, and local seasonings, but the overall taste is mild(^_^)The portions are generous as well(*´˘`*)♡This restaurant is great for groups to have a lively time together⸜( ˶'ᵕ'˶ )⸝The food is delicious and it's no wonder it's popular·͜· ♡Thank you for the meal( ◜︎࿀◝︎ )♡Restaurant Name: Tropical Restaurant Hirakata BranchReservations: AvailableAccess: About a 3-minute walk from Keihan Electric Railway Hirakata StationLocated on the 3rd floor of "Hirakata San Plaza 3rd Building" adjacent to the station61m from Hirakata-shi StationBusiness Hours:【Lunch】11:30-14:00(L.O.)【Dinner】18:00-22:00(L.O.)(Sat/Sun/Holidays)17:30-22:00(L.O.)Closed on Tuesdays♡#TropicalRestaurant#OsakaGourmet#OsakaCafe#HirakataCafe#HirakataGourmet#ThaiCuisine#OsakaTravel#FoodiesUnite#FoodiesConnect

It's a 3-minute walk from Keihan Hirakata City Station. I've visited many times at night, but this was my first time for lunch. There are various lunch options, but the menu selection is limited depending on the day. This time, I chose the green curry flavored fried rice set. You can choose between spicy and non-spicy soup for the noodles. I chose the spicy one. There are about three cooking staff, so the food comes out quickly after ordering. The taste is like a classic Asian dish, delicious! I ordered the spicy noodles, but they weren't too spicy and were delicious. There is also a children's menu, so there were moms with children at the restaurant, adding a bit of Asian-style liveliness, which was nice. If you want to feel the Asian vibe, definitely give it a try! ♡

I had been to the main store in Takatsuki a few times, but this was my first time at this branch. Honestly, the taste was just as delicious as the main store, and I was pleasantly surprised. I tried the most expensive lunch menu, which felt a bit extravagant for a workday (I wish I had more time to savor it). Anyway, I finished every last bite without hesitation. The daily curry and dessert were chosen from the menu, and I have included images of what I think they were. I would like to go back and take my time again on my day off. By the way, I had a simple dinner that night, but my weight was up by 1 kilo the next morning (･_･; Anyway, Tropical Dining is just too delicious at any branch. #TropicalDining

It had been a while since my last business trip to Osaka. I was not a fan of ethnic cuisine, but I decided to try it out based on my junior's preference. It was Friday at 12:45, and the restaurant was already full with 4 people waiting outside. We waited for 10 minutes before being seated. The interior was dimly lit, filled with spicy and coconut aromas that whetted my appetite. I chose the recommended lunch set (950 yen) as it was my first time here. Despite my concerns about it being too spicy, the flavors were actually mild and delicious, tailored for Japanese taste buds. The rice had a subtle cooking style, leaving me wondering if it was aged rice or cooked in a special way for ethnic cuisine. Overall, the food was tasty, well-balanced, and satisfying. Thank you for the meal.

On Saturday for lunch, the restaurant was busy with people of all ages. We had to wait for about 5 minutes to be seated. The lunch menu had a variety of options, as well as the regular menu. We ordered Tom Yum Kung (S size, which seemed to be for two people), Khao Man Gai (steamed chicken on rice), Yum Woon Sen (glass noodle salad), and shrimp paste fritters. The food was served quickly. The Tom Yum Kung had a unique flavor without being too spicy. The Yum Woon Sen had a good balance of sourness, sweetness, and a hint of spiciness. The Khao Man Gai was a favorite with its fragrant rice, refreshing steamed chicken, and ginger-infused sauce. The shrimp paste fritters had a street food vibe and were satisfying. The total bill came to 3000 yen for a satisfying meal. This is a favorite restaurant with a variety of dishes at a reasonable price. If you like ethnic food, this is a great place to visit in the neighborhood.

Genre: Thai cuisine, Indonesian cuisine. A corner of a building that is not a place you would accidentally stumble upon. Tropical Dining is a place where there are always a decent number of customers. The interior of the restaurant is dimly lit and somehow calming (laughs). For solo diners, there is a counter with partitions. I had the Tropical Special priced at 1,650 yen, which is a generous plate consisting of daily Thai curry (green curry on this day), Tom Yum Goong, meatballs on skewers, grilled chicken, spring rolls, Thai salad, and more. It's quite a large portion, but you can enjoy various dishes little by little. There are many dishes that are sweet at first but have a spicy kick later, and this contrast becomes addictive. For those who are not good with spicy food, it's also okay to order a less spicy dish from the lunch menu or as a single item. It's not extremely spicy, don't worry. I wonder if the restaurant is managed by someone from Thailand? They serve customers cheerfully, sometimes humming along or singing to the music, creating a lively atmosphere despite the dim lighting. I'd like to go back soon for another meal. It's always delicious, thank you for the treat!