For lunch today, I went to the food court on the 3rd floor of AEON Kizure Uraha. The menu at this restaurant looks like this: The 3rd generation Sugakiya special spoon is still the same, but the prices have gone up a bit compared to before. The special ramen costs 560 yen and comes with 5 slices of roasted pork, half-boiled egg, bamboo shoots, and green onions. The light soup somehow feels nostalgic (laughs). It's a bit sad that they used to have branches in large supermarkets, but now they only have this one in Osaka city. Thank you for the meal. Address: 2-1-13 Urahara, Hirano-ku, Osaka City Phone: 06-6760-7115 Opening hours: 9:00-22:00 Open all year round. Feel free to follow me on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter. I participate in blog rankings. Your one click is a source of energy for me! Recently, the number of clicks from everyone has been increasing. Thank you for your support in the future.

I tried Sugakiya for the first time. The taste is strong, but what flavor is it? When I checked their website, it seems to be a Japanese-style tonkotsu flavor. The chashu also has a rich taste. I didn't know they had soft-serve ice cream. It's great that you can just use the soft-serve ice cream even if you're in the food court.

While shopping at Ion, I tried Sugakiya for the first time! I had been warming up to it for a while (laughs). I received a notification machine at the eat-in area around 11:40, and after about 5 minutes, my order was called. The price was 360 yen, which I felt was the result of the company's efforts. I sprinkled some pepper, grabbed chopsticks and a cup, and headed to my seat. I took a special spoon to take a photo before switching to chopsticks (*'ᵕ' )b. The spoon was a bit difficult to use! First, I tried the soup... I felt like I could taste bonito flakes. If I had to say if it was good or not, I would say it was okay (laughs!). The cost performance is good, but the noodles were just average. Maybe because it's not the type of ramen I'm used to? Well, I achieved my goal of trying it out. Thank you for the meal♪♪

I went to Aeon Kaki-Po for stationery shopping and ended up having a meal at Sugakiya. I ordered at the Aeon food court, received a vibrating buzzer, and waited for my order. The taste was like a thin tonkotsu ramen reminiscent of a school cafeteria, and the fried rice was not outstanding but not bad either, striking a delicate balance.

Visit date: 7:00 PM on Saturday Wait time: None Menu: Ramen with egg 380 yen + Large size 100 yen The taste is nostalgic as I have been eating it since I was a child, so it is more delicious than the price suggests. It's also nice that even with the large size, it's still less than a coin. It was a bit disappointing that the lighting in the food court was dim and the atmosphere was not great. Thank you for the meal.

In the past, there used to be Jusco, Asmo, and C-ONE everywhere in my area, but my favorite ramen and dessert chain from Kanto has completely withdrawn. The number of stores has significantly decreased, with less than 300 locations from Shizuoka to Hyogo. More than half of the stores are located in Aichi, their hometown. This year, in 2021, they are celebrating their 75th anniversary. This particular store is located in an Aeon food court, accepting both cash and WAON card payments. Interestingly, this is the only store in Osaka city. On a Saturday at 1 PM, there were 3 groups ahead of me, and 4 more groups lined up after me. I ordered the following items: SugakimaII Hell Red Ramen (490 yen), Special Ramen (480 yen), Coffee Affogato (260 yen), and Belgian Chocolate Soft Serve with Berry (240 yen). By this time, the fried rice was already sold out. They offer mini ramen starting from 230 yen and mini soft serve starting from 110 yen, catering to a wide range of customers from children to grandparents. This time, they had a limited edition ramen called the Red Ramen, a collaboration with Seikima II, known for their devilish deliciousness. Despite its hellish appearance, the spiciness of the Red Ramen was actually quite mild. You can add extra heat with the Red HOT spice powder. There was a poster in the store saying "Shall I make you a slave to Sugaki Ma II?" but I was already a devoted fan of Sugakiya, and I will continue to support them! Thank you for the delicious meal!

When I asked my acquaintance in the Chubu region, they mentioned Sugakiya as a "soul food" or something that is considered "normal." It was my first time visiting a shop in Osaka. Today, I had the meat ramen for 430 yen and the beef kalbi bowl salad set for 350 yen. Both were decent for the price. I didn't buy it, but they were also selling some kind of regular ticket that gives you a free topping for a certain period of time. It's a nice deal for those who frequent the shop.

In April of the 3rd year of Reiwa, I had a delicious ramen that only cost 330 yen. The cost-performance was excellent and the ramen fork was surprisingly easy to use. I received a 330 yen discount coupon for ramen during the 75th anniversary celebration, so I was able to enjoy it for half price, making it a great deal.

When I was young, I often went to Sugakiya, a restaurant in my neighborhood. It's a shame that the number of stores has decreased. The taste is nostalgic and the price is amazing. Ah, it's delicious after all. I would be happy if more stores were to open. "Thank you for the meal."

The restaurant is located in the food court of Aeon Kizuri Uba store, just a short walk from Kizuri Uba station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. I have also tried other shops there, but I wonder how long they have been there. There is nothing special, but the food is delicious. This time, I had the ramen with meat. You pay first and then they give you a buzzer. After a few minutes of waiting, the buzzer goes off. I noticed that the buzzer now has a stop button (^_^)♪ It has been a while since I last ate there, but the taste hasn't changed, it's still delicious. It's also still the same to have a fork attached to the end of the spoon. The chashu and menma are also delicious. I want to try other menu items, so I would like to go there again.

The restaurant is located inside the food court of Aeon Kizuri Uehara store, just a short walk from the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line Kire-Uriwara station. It has been quite a while since my last visit. It doesn't feel particularly special, but for some reason, the taste is addictive. This time, I tried the limited-time rich flavor Sugakiya ramen. I placed my order, received a buzzer, and in just a few minutes, the dish was ready. The long slices of chashu are a nice touch. As I ate the dish, I could definitely taste the rich flavor. However, it is well-balanced and delicious. It lives up to its reputation of being delicious.

It's a nostalgic taste that I've been eating since I was in elementary school. I always put a lot of pepper on it, so this time I'll eat it with a mountain of pepper and sweat. It's not particularly delicious, but it's cheap and it's a taste of memories, so I'd like to come and eat it occasionally. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this local restaurant after a long time with my son. We had a late lunch, with my son ordering the "Special Ramen" for 480 yen, and I chose the "Rich Flavored Ramen" for 450 yen. Although it was advertised as rich flavored, it didn't seem too different (laughs). If you want to truly taste rich flavored ramen, you have to go to Ten-Ichi (laughs). Well, considering the price, I can't complain too much (laughs). I thought about using a fork, but chopsticks are definitely easier to eat with (laughs).

The restaurant is located in the food court of Aeon Kizuriwari Store, right near the Kireuriwari Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. I have been eating here for a while and it's delicious! The flavors are not too authentic, but they are nicely seasoned. Today, I had the special ramen which costs 480 yen, making it a great value for money. The buzzer that rings when the food is ready has remained the same since the old days. The chashu is tender and flavorful, making it enjoyable to eat. I find myself wanting to eat here regularly because of the taste. I would like to try other items on the menu, so I definitely want to come back again.

The restaurant is located in the food court of Aeon Kizuriwarihachi store, right by the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line Kireuriwarihachi Station. I feel like it has been there since I was in middle school. The best thing about it is the affordable prices. Today, I had the special ramen for only 450 yen! It comes with egg, chashu, and menma. The taste has remained unchanged over the years and was delicious. I think the quality of this taste at this price is unmatched. I want to try other menu items as well, so I will definitely go back.

This is a shop located in the food court of Aeon Kizureguwa Haya store near my workplace. I have been eating here for a long time and the taste is simple. You order, they make it, and when the food is ready, they call you with a buzzer. This system has remained the same for a long time. I have been to ramen shops with various commitments, but the quality at this price is quite good. The cost performance is high. The spoons have a fork-like tip attached, which is also the same as before. It is very helpful when you don't have much time. It tends to be crowded on holidays, so I recommend using it on weekdays. I would like to go again. I have added a photo of the buzzer.

Do you all know the ramen chain restaurant called "Jukaiya"? It may be familiar to some people as they supply nabeyaki udon to supermarkets, but in terms of ramen shops, they are only located in the Chubu region, Hokuriku, and Kansai, so people living elsewhere may not be familiar with them. This time, I visited "Jukaiya" at the food court of Aeon Kizure-Uraiba store. I have a special feeling towards this Jukaiya. When I was in junior high school, I often filled my stomach here when I visited "SanSan Town" in Amagasaki City. For a poor student, the affordability here was very attractive. About 10 years ago, feeling nostalgic, I visited the SanSan Town store again to eat, but it had closed down and a Jukaiya had opened at "Tsukashin store" instead. Maybe they relocated. By the way, because my update frequency is low, I have accumulated a lot of blog topics, but I decided to skip them and update the Jukaiya I went to yesterday first. The reason is... On the 4th and 5th of March, for two days, they are running a campaign called "Sue-chan Festival" where the above ramen set is half price, a bold campaign to offer it at a discounted price to as many people as possible. So, I decided to update it hastily. Although this Aeon doesn't have many customers, there was still a decent line. The staff was a team of 7 people, and they even hired a security guard, showing their full motivation. Thanks to that, other shops were deserted. After all, they can't compete when they are offering it at half price. Due to this, it took about 30 minutes from ordering to being called. Well, it's much better to wait while sitting on a chair than to be kept waiting until you order. I ordered the special ramen with lots of chashu and onsen egg, which comes with a dessert set. This set includes mixed rice and soft-serve ice cream sundae. The unique smell of Jukaiya's ramen was still present. It's hard to describe, but even though it looks like tonkotsu soup, it has a Japanese taste for some reason. It has a good scent of bonito broth. Although there are many delicious ramen shops now, it cannot compete in terms of taste. But, you know, it's not just about being delicious. I think there are still some people who appreciate this nostalgic taste that has remained unchanged. Well, only middle-aged people like me appreciate such nostalgic taste (laughs). By the way, my wife noticed that the mixed rice was not cooked and made properly, but rather more like mixed rice from a convenience store like Sushitaro. Well, the fried tofu had a delicious sweet and savory flavor, though (laughs). The total cost for two people was 770 yen. This is the price of a lunch for one person, it's too cheap. It must be a loss-making two days. It's until today, so if you have a store nearby, please go. Be prepared for a line. *This year, it has been canceled due to the measures against the domestic spread of the coronavirus. I hope it will be resolved soon so that we can go out to eat without any worries like before.

I found "Sugakiya" on the third floor of the food court at Ion Kirei Urahara Station. Sugakiya is known as a soul food from Nagoya, where it originated. I used to go to Nagoya quite often, but I realized I hadn't tried this yet, so I decided to go. Ah, I've seen this white ramen before. It's described as a Japanese-style tonkotsu, and when I tried it, it was indeed light and gentle in flavor. I could faintly taste the seafood essence. I see, this is how it tastes. Honestly, I only went out of curiosity and had no expectations for the taste, so maybe that's why I found it tastier than I thought. I think it may not be delicious for those who prefer strong flavors. And when it comes to Sugakiya, there's this revolutionary utensil that combines a spoon and fork haha. I was able to use that too, so it was a good experience. I also have an Instagram account! Thanks to everyone, I have surpassed 9,000 followers. I introduce delicious gourmet food here as well, so please follow me↓ https://www.instagram.com/osakagourmet.ryo/

Ramen is definitely the best at Sugakiya! Finally found Sugakiya!!

Originally it was Jusco Higashisumiyoshi store, which was rebuilt as Aeon Kurenigashi store. From the beginning, it was in Higashisumiyoshi district before it split off. During the Jusco days, it had a store front. It became Aeon and now it is located inside the food court. When I was young, going shopping and having lunch there was always a pleasure. It holds nostalgic flavors for me.