Staying in Fukushima, Osaka. The breakfast at Daiwa Roynet Hotel was surprisingly good. I usually skip breakfast and head to work, but when staying at a hotel with breakfast included, it's a different story. The restaurant "Plus E Cross" has a spacious and calming atmosphere. The buffet selection is not particularly extensive, but it's nice to see Osaka-style okonomiyaki. I don't usually eat much in the morning, so I try to keep my plate moderate. I managed to plate the grilled mackerel and scrambled eggs & sausages nicely on the same big plate. For the main dish, I have barley rice with raw egg mixed into natto. Mixing the raw egg makes the natto blend easily and elegantly. I scoop it onto the barley rice and enjoy it. Natto rice and raw egg rice are irresistible to me. I finish the picked up side dishes neatly and move on to coffee time. I enjoy an espresso from the coffee machine. Since the amount is small, I press the button twice for a double espresso. It's a luxurious time. I leisurely spend the morning in the spacious restaurant. Alright, fully charged! Let's do our best today! Thank you for the meal!

Comparatively new hotel on the north side, a bit of a walk from the station. The restaurant is also uniquely designed with a huge screen, so everyone sits facing that direction. The front row is empty, so I took a seat. My neck hurt looking up at the screen... The breakfast selection is limited, but they have all the usual items. Thank you for the meal~!!!

Located along the road between Fukushima 6-chome and Umeda, the 1st floor lobby of Daiwa Royal Hotel has been transformed into a restaurant floor that can be used by non-hotel guests as well. I visited there on a weekday to have lunch. The restaurant is quite spacious with high ceilings, and there is a big screen showing movies on the wall of the floor. The tables, counter seats along the glass windows, and even the splash prevention sheets are all in a unique red color, matching the red chairs. The lunch is served in a buffet style, with a variety of main dishes that change daily, along with self-service salads, side dishes, rice, bread, desserts, and drinks. I chose the Chicken and Vegetable Roll for 1210 yen and added a set coffee for 220 yen. The salad buffet was great, with my favorite shiso dressing and lots of broccoli and wakame. I even had three helpings (ate too much). The main dish was okay, not too filling, which allowed me to enjoy the other buffet items. The desserts, including various cakes, were a nice way to finish the meal. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience.

I went to a 30-minute all-you-can-eat buffet for 1100 yen without expecting much, but it was amazing! Not only was it all-you-can-eat, but it also included all-you-can-drink. The salads, caprese, pickles, ham salad, pumpkin soup, and cold dishes were all delicious! The warm dishes have large portions, so it's best to order carefully. I couldn't finish everything in 30 minutes, but in 50 minutes, I was able to eat a lot. The mapo tofu, Genovese pizza, lamb steak, and garlic shrimp were all delicious, but the pizza was a bit challenging to eat (although tasty). I had one glass of Premium Malt and two glasses of wine. It's closer to go from Fukushima Station than Osaka Station. Despite opening last month during the pandemic and with the Goto campaign ending, I hope this restaurant offering delicious food at this price continues to do well! The two staff members were very friendly too. I will definitely go back!

The restaurant was spacious and relaxing, making it a great place to enjoy a meal. The curry had a foreign flavor, which was nice. It's a perfect spot for those who want to take their time and enjoy their meal.

I went to lunch for the first time. Rice, soup, miso soup, and salad are all you can eat, which is great! I heard that you can also have all-you-can-eat bread if you add it. The restaurant is new and clean, and the staff are kind and fashionable. I will definitely go again.

I visited for lunch and was intrigued by the Hanton Rice, so I decided to order it. It was a hotel restaurant on the 1st floor, so I didn't have high expectations, but to my surprise, it was delicious. The service from the staff was also very good. I will definitely come back again.

Located within walking distance from Osaka Station, the new business hotel offers a buffet-style breakfast at PLUS e CLOSS restaurant. They have a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, including scrambled eggs, meat, salad, and soft drinks. The scrambled eggs are freshly made and delicious, and the grilled mackerel is also highly recommended. The price for adults is reasonable at 1,650 yen, but the breakfast-inclusive accommodation plan is very cost-effective. The hotel, which used to be the old Daiwa Roynet Hotel, has new and clean rooms and restaurants, making it a very satisfying experience. Restaurant: PLUS e CLOSS Address: 6-16-1 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka, Osaka Seats: 60 Opening hours: Breakfast 6:30-10:00 Price: Adult 1,650 yen (tax included), Child 825 yen (tax included), Free for preschoolers Closed: Open all year round Payment: Cards accepted Non-smoking No parking available Hotel: DELstyle Osaka Shin-Umeda (formerly Daiwa Roynet Hotel Osaka Shin-Umeda) Address: 6-16-1 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka, Osaka Access: 7-minute walk from JR Osaka Loop Line Fukushima Station, 10-minute walk from JR Kyoto/Kobe Line Osaka Station Hotel with a Seven-Eleven convenience store Check-in: 14:00 (Last check-in: 29:00), Check-out: 11:00 Total number of rooms: 365 #DaiwaRoynetHotel #delstyle #PLUS e CLOSS #OsakaBusinessHotel #OsakaHotel #BreakfastBuffet #BreakfastBuffet #OsakaMorning #UmedaGourmet #UmedaMorning #ScrambledEggs #GrilledMackerel #HotelBreakfast #HotelBreakfastBuffet

I used the morning service for the first time. For 1650 yen, I think it's very fulfilling with both Japanese and Western options. It would be nice to have natto for Japanese food and yogurt for dessert. Maybe they have them when there are many guests staying? I will use it again.