After drinking a lot at a nearby bar with friends and saying goodbye to them to head home, I was walking in front of a building near the station, feeling nostalgic, and before I knew it, I found myself entering this restaurant. When I used to work around the Nakanoshima area, I would visit this place at least once a week to unwind from work stress and enjoy cheap and delicious food and drinks. On this day, I found out that they still have their famous one-coin set, so I ordered it. It comes with sashimi, a small dish, and two types of oden. The sashimi was albacore tuna, and the oden had thick fried tofu and konjac since other items were sold out. The small dish was simmered shredded radish. All of this for only 500 yen, so I had to order it. I started with a beer, which surprisingly went down smoothly even though I was already very drunk. As I ate the food and finished the beer, I started to sober up quite a bit. There was still about half of the food left, so I ordered a glass of Kii no Kuniya Monzaemon's junmai sake. It was served in a masu cup and had a refreshing taste that highlighted the umami of the rice. It's a sake brand I've always liked. I drank it easily as well. By the time I finished the sake and food, it hadn't even been 20 minutes since I entered the restaurant. I wanted another drink, but it was already quite late, so I settled the bill and left the place. I used to frequent this restaurant a lot in the past, drinking alone to relieve work stress and change my mood. Since my workplace is no longer in Osaka, I haven't visited this place, but coming here again made me realize that this place is still important to me. I hope to visit whenever I have the chance to rest my tired mind and body.

Is there anything this cheap? It's amazing... It was packed as soon as I walked in... ⇒ 910 yen ● Large bottle of beer ● Half-sized mackerel. It's fatty and delicious! ● Squid with egg. It's like an okonomiyaki with squid. Goes well with alcohol. The chewy dough with sauce is delicious! ● Dashi roll. Fluffy with plenty of broth. The egg is sweet! ● Recommended taste → ★★★★☆ Service → ★★★★☆ Cost performance → ★★★★★ Recommendation → ★★★★☆ ● Store name: Tayoshi Osaka Station Second Building Store ● Address: B2F Osaka Station 2nd Building, 1-2-2 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka ● Phone number: 06-6346-5666 #KansaiGourmet #WantToConnectWithFoodLovers #OsakaGourmet #UmedaGourmet #RepeatVisitConfirmed #StandingDrinking #Tayoshi

※This is a memo. It is a personal record of when, where, what I ate, and drank. The sixth stop on the Osaka Station Building bar hopping tour was at the standing bar "Tayoshi". On this day, I had the following: ■ One Coin Set 500 yen - Black Nikka Highball - Sashimi - Spicy Salad - Oden (thick fried tofu, burdock tempura) This shop, with its main store in Dotonbori, offers an unbelievable One Coin Set for 500 yen including tax. The quality was outstanding, and you could even choose a Mega Highball for an additional 250 yen. It was a fantastic set.

I visited TAYOSHI, a standing bar in the underground of the station front building in the holy land of Senbero and the fierce battle zone of cheap izakayas. I locked eyes with the One Coin Set. I'm happy that even with the One Coin Set, I can drink high-cost draft beer. Plus, it comes with three appetizers. The first is spicy salad, the second is oden with hanpen and thick-fried tofu, and the third is salmon sashimi. The combination of draft beer and three appetizers for one coin is the best. I added kimchi, which is of Tsuruhashi level quality that you wouldn't believe costs only 100 yen. I also added salmon belly, which is delicious with its rich flavor. The total was 770 yen. Truly satisfying. Located at B2F Osaka Station Front Building, 1-2-2 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka City.

Osaka Station Building No. 2 B2 Yoshisan You can enjoy a relaxing drink at a reasonable price and at an early hour here. Around 4 pm on weekdays, there are still seats available and it seems like regular customers fill up the counter near the entrance every time. You may not see many women dining alone, but it's a good place for those who prefer not to be bothered too much. The prices are clear and tax-inclusive. Recommended dishes include Seafood Salad for 200 yen, Surume Tempura for 120 yen, Squid Tempura for 120 yen, Assorted Sashimi for 380 yen, Chicken Skin Gyoza for 150 yen, and Fresh or Dry Black Beer for 300 yen. I personally always order the Squid Tempura, which is a great deal. The sashimi is also worth it for the price and portion.

The shop located on the 2nd basement floor of Osaka Station Building No. 2...(^_^) Among the many affordable shops in the station building, this place stands out for its great value. Despite the trend of price increases, you can still enjoy a meal here without breaking the bank. (Items ordered) One-coin set (add 250 yen for a large highball), which includes a small dish (spicy salad), sashimi (three pieces of salmon), and two types of oden (burdock root tempura and konjac) for a total of 750 yen including tax - a super deal! The squid tempura costs 120 yen and is incredibly cheap, but it's more than enough as a side dish for drinks. It's just delicious. The fried squid legs cost 150 yen and are super cheap, but they are surprisingly tasty! Highly recommended. The tofu salad, today's special menu item, was ordered for 120 yen, another great deal. The total bill for a mega highball set, three side dishes, and three additional dishes came to 1,140 yen - a great value for money. I will definitely be coming back here.

Quanzhou friend dinner, quick first stop. My friend doesn't drink alcohol, so I asked if soft drinks were possible and they kindly accommodated. The set menu was as expected, which was reassuring. The restaurant was spacious, inexpensive, and the staff were efficient. No complaints at all, thank you for the meal!

First, a beer set (draft beer, potato salad, 3 slices of sashimi, 2 types of oden), 5 kinds of deep-fried skewers, fried chicken, grilled squid, and 3 more drinks all for 3,000 yen. In addition, they offer a wide variety of side dishes and drinks at a reasonable price. Thank you for the delicious meal! ^ ^

Located on the B2F of Osaka Station Front Building No. 2, "Tayoshi Osaka Station Front Second Building Store" is a casual standing bar where you can easily drop by. [Items enjoyed] - Oden (egg, fish cake, beef tendon, konjac) - Squid salted guts - Kushi katsu (pork, sausage, quail egg) - Edamame - Doteyaki (grilled beef and miso skewers) - Draft beer - Highball The cost performance is good, and you can enjoy reasonably priced bottled beer. A casual standing bar where you can easily stop by!

After leaving Kanmei Restaurant, I arrived at the Yoshii Osaka Ekimae Second Building store, located in the same Second Building. Yoshii is also found in Sennichimae, Dotonbori, and Umeda, but this was my first visit to this location. As soon as I entered the store, I headed to the counter seats in the center. Wait a minute, isn't this a standing bar? When it comes to Anichari, it's a well-known fact in the Tabelog world that he is the man who looks best standing while drinking. I should have come here sooner. The atmosphere inside the store was just like a typical casual izakaya, a true salaryman's paradise. But, young groups and women were also visiting, making it a place suitable for people of all ages and genders. I ordered a draft beer, which was Asahi Super Dry, and it was only 300 yen (tax included)⁈ There are cheaper places in the station building, but at this price, why complain? I didn't drink enough at the Chinese restaurant before, so I definitely had to order this. I ended up having three glasses. I quickly checked the menu... Wait, all the items are so cheap! It's unbelievable. Usually, if drinks are cheap, the food is expensive, but how is this place making a profit with such low prices? It must be the result of corporate efforts. I ordered the following menu items: - Tsubazukuri (sashimi) - Kushi katsu (skewers) - Potato fries First, the Tsubazukuri. There were three different types, each priced at 350 yen. Isn't that amazing? The sashimi wasn't bad either. Next, the kushi katsu. When it comes to Osaka, you have to have kushi katsu. It's been a while since I've had it, and this lineup included: potato, shrimp, beef, quail egg, and negima (tuna and green onion). For people from Nagoya, kushi katsu might not be associated with beef, but in Osaka, beef kushi katsu is common. I have been going to Osaka for over 10 years now, ever since there were no places in Nagoya where you could eat beef kushi katsu. The portions were small due to the price, but I was satisfied with the kushi katsu. And of course, the must-have accompaniment for beer is gyoza and potato fries. It's not good to consume too many carbohydrates, but this combination is irresistible. The service was efficient and the staff were polite, even though they seemed a bit indifferent. They greeted me properly, moved quickly, and the speed of serving the dishes was fast. There was nothing to complain about. The bill for the above items came to around 1500 yen. Isn't that an amazing price? This place has definitely become my favorite spot. I didn't notice even more affordable menu items during this visit, so I'll be sure to try them next time.

One-coin set for 500 yen includes sashimi (tuna), small dish (spaghetti), and oden (thick fried tofu, daikon). It's a great deal for 500 yen, not just a cheap drinking spot. The set includes sashimi, small dish, and two oden items, but other customers seem to receive different items, so there's a high level of randomness. The cost performance of 500 yen is outstanding. Drinks are not as cheap as food items when ordered separately. The main customers seem to be older men who don't eat much, which is why this place is thriving. Hot sake brewed in the tradition of Shirayuki Tanba for 280 yen. Ordering a small amount of hot sake seems to be the best cost performance option. Tripe gyoza for 150 yen.

I had some free time so I stopped by. The one-coin set is reasonably priced and the quality is good. I personally think the Buta Tamago is the best on the menu here. The bottom is crispy and the top is fluffy. The quality for 200 yen is amazing. The fact that it's larger than other standing bars is appealing. Thank you for the meal!

Osaka City, Kita Ward. Drinking and eating tour with Mr. Street Fighter II, Chapter 4, Season 4. Returning to Osaka Station Building, Osaka Station Building No. 2 B2. In a cafe, the alcohol has completely worn off. Now, time to start drinking again! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) One Coin Set (500 yen) includes a drink, small dishes, sashimi, and two oden items. A crying child would be silenced by this incredibly cheap One Coin Set, all for just 500 yen including tax. Cheap! Fast! Astonishing One Coin Set! I am always amazed by the One Coin Set. But I'm still not hungry enough to eat...

Having drinks in Umeda with a friend from Owari, we took a break from walking and stopped at a lovely cafe in Nakanoshima. After the break, we continued with our evening drinks. We started off with a toast at Tayoshi. We ordered the one-coin set for 500 yen, our usual order, and watched the usual Saturday horse racing on TV. I was worried that my friend from Owari would be upset that they didn't have miso oden, but thankfully he wasn't mad. We ended up getting full on hotcakes and couldn't order more. I'll make sure to have the pork and egg dish next time. Thank you for always letting us drink cheaply!

After 30 years of listening, I finally enjoyed my first live performance by Yamatatsu on my way home around 10 pm. I had been eating since lunch, over 9 hours, and I was really hungry. I have to work again tomorrow, so I wanted something quick. I ordered the one-coin set with a plain shochu highball and pork balls for just ¥1,000 cash only. The pork balls were surprisingly delicious for only ¥200, and the atmosphere in the restaurant was lively with fans of the Hanshin Tigers game. I enjoyed my solo drink while reminiscing about the live Yamatatsu sound I had just experienced, listening to "Goodbye Summer Days" on my earphones. This standing bar is easy to use even in the labyrinth of Umeda. Thank you for the meal!

Tonight, I was looking forward to Martin's live performance, the "Emperor of Love Songs." Around 4 pm on Saturday, I decided to stop by Tayoshi to lift my spirits. We ordered two sets of the one-coin special for ¥500 each. I had a highball, and my wife had a highball as well. We also had 3 pieces of oden, salmon, and a small side dish included in the set - all for just one coin, such a great deal! We also ordered two pieces of fried chicken for ¥150. It was simple but delicious, freshly fried and piping hot - perfect for a quick drink. It's a shame they're closed on Sundays! Thank you for the meal!

I arrived in Shin-Osaka just in time for my business trip to Shinyokohama, with the arrival time in Osaka at 3:00 PM. I missed lunch and have a dinner meeting at 7:30 PM, but I was so hungry that I decided to grab a quick bite near the hotel at the Osaka Station building basement. I wanted to have udon but the place was closed. I wandered around the connected first and second buildings for 30 minutes. Finally, I ended up at a crowded restaurant where I found a spot at the counter. I quickly ordered some tempura and oden, along with a beer, with the plan to eat quickly and pay. This place had amazing value for money and the food was satisfying. I saw others enjoying sake in masu cups, so I decided to try it too. I struggled with how to drink it, but a gentleman next to me showed me the proper way. It turned out he was surprised by my food choices and offered to buy me a drink. I had to decline as I had another appointment. I thanked him and headed to check into my hotel. Osaka is a great place! Thank you for the meal!

This is also the Osaka Station Front Building No. 2, but this one is on the B2 floor. This place is also doing very well! The draft beer is 300 yen. The potato salad is only 100 yen! It may be a small portion, but it's surprisingly delicious with chunky potato pieces. The dried squid tempura is 120 yen. It's a full portion, not just a bite-sized piece. The bean sprouts are also 120 yen. The ham cutlet was 200 yen, but it was thick and satisfying. The lemon chu-hi for the second drink was 300 yen. The seafood salad that the person next to me was eating looked very luxurious for only 200 yen. The total bill was 1,140 yen (including tax). The dishes are unbelievably cheap! This affordability should be recognized. It feels like Japan from before the oil shock is still alive here!

We went to the second restaurant of the night and it was full, but luckily a table opened up and we were seated right away. We ordered lemon sours for both of us, as well as shirasu with grated daikon and assorted tempura including eggplant, lotus root, shrimp, and quail for a total of 1,380 yen. This is the epitome of cheap and delicious drinking food! The tempura was priced in the 80 yen range, unbelievably cheap. Despite expecting the tempura to be mostly batter, the shrimp was packed with meat and the batter was light. It was really delicious! The lemon sours were made with fresh lemon juice, making it a great deal. I recommend joining the salarymen in Osaka and visiting this place for your second or later stop. Payment is cash only. Rating at the time of visit: 3.47

Osaka City Kita-ku. Osaka Ekimae Building 2, B2. Stro II-san Produce Regular Meeting 2. Surprisingly, Tayoshi is offering standing drinks. This is definitely worth seeing. - One Coin Set (500 yen): Drink, 2 oden items, sashimi, small dish. You can choose a highball instead of beer. So cheap, this is like heaven. - Sashimi Trio (380 yen): Salmon, Yellowtail, Mackerel? I'm already drunk and can't tell... - Tori Tataki (250 yen): Lightly seared tataki. When written in katakana, it seems like a fake. Tastes great with ponzu sauce! - Buta Tamago (200 yen): Thinly wrapped pork, cheap and delicious! This is good! Fathers watching horse races with full attention. This atmosphere is nice, indescribable feeling. Tayoshi's standing drinks, great!

Meeting up with a drinking buddy for a long-awaited regular gathering in Umeda. I prepared myself well by skipping the afternoon beer and just having some udon noodles to get ready. I had planned to start with a quick standing drink and then sit down to relax... but my buddy had already had 10 drinks elsewhere in the afternoon and showed up barely conscious. Despite my warnings, he insisted he was fine and not to underestimate him. So, we decided to try this place for the first time - a standing bar called "Tayoshi". The place was crowded on a Saturday evening, with everyone watching horse racing on TV while enjoying drinks. We ordered the one coin set which included draft beer, sashimi, mayo spaghetti, and two types of oden. The price was unbeatable and the drinks tasted even better after my earlier restraint. My buddy, looking worse for wear, sipped on a highball while I enjoyed the delicious food. We added a three-item platter and chicken sashimi, both of which were of high quality. The "pork and egg" dish was my personal favorite, perfectly crispy and flavorful. I wanted to stay longer, but my buddy insisted on sitting down, having already reached his limit after 12 drinks since the afternoon. The total bill came to around ¥2,500, cash only. Despite the unexpected turn of events, I was grateful for the peaceful standing drink experience. I look forward to coming back and enjoying a leisurely visit next time. Thank you for the meal!