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“ Osaka Ohsho, Tajime-cho, Fukuyama City Unlike the Tianjin rice at the Honjo branch, the egg wasn't as fluffy... You can't choose between rice or fried rice... I think the gyoza at the Honjo branch are also better... I don't think I'll ever come to the Tajime branch again... I was craving Chinese food! I came here on impulse, but... It was disappointing (｡>﹏<｡) #OsakaOhsho #ChineseFood #LocalChineseFood #TianjinRice #Gyoza #FriedChicken #Ramen #FukuyamaCity #TajimeTown #HITHiroshimaTourismAmbassador #FukuyamaAmbassador #ConveyingBingo'sCharm #Dinner ”

“ This is a Chinese chain restaurant, and probably needs no introduction. However, have we come to an age where their signature dish, gyoza, costs 310 yen per serving? The photo shows two servings of gyoza with a rice set for 970 yen. Set menus are now priced at over 1000 yen. I like Tianjin fried rice, and if you add a serving of gyoza, it's almost 1000 yen. In that case, I'd probably like to enjoy it on a special occasion like the lunch set, or on gyoza day... ”

“ I saw this dish recently on a judge's show, and it made me want to try all kinds of different things. For now, tonight I'm going with the Bouncy Roast Pork and Someday's First Love Omelette Rice. Well-seasoned ketchup rice and fluffy egg. The ketchup on top is quite thick, so I recommend thinning it out before eating. ”

“ A chain restaurant. Consistently tasty. Cheap and delicious. Unlike the restaurants in Tokyo, Osaka, and other urban multi-tenant buildings, the interior is clean and spacious. There are plenty of booth seats so you can relax and unwind. Of course, there are also counter seats, so it's no problem to come alone. ”

“ Is Osaka Ohsho rare in the Chugoku region? Speaking of "Ohsho," it's "Osho of XX." Well, I'm not really sure what the difference is... I suddenly had a craving for gyoza, so I went there. It felt like there were fewer set menus (teishoku) compared to Osho of XX. However, there were a lot of a la carte items like curry. Six gyoza for 320 yen. They're a little small, but the outside is crispy. Delicious. The great thing about Osaka Ohsho is that they offer a variety of gyoza sauces. I like miso sauce. I wanted to try vinegar and pepper, but I also wanted the classic gyoza sauce, chili oil, and vinegar... Is it okay to use multiple small plates?! It was such a difficult decision! lol Being a bit of a coward, I started with miso sauce, then on the same small plate, gyoza sauce, vinegar, and chili oil. So I ordered the "Tenshin Fried Rice and Gyoza Set" + a single gyoza for 1,460 yen. Why do they replace the rice in Tenshinhan with fried rice? I don't really get it I think it takes away the flavor of the fried rice. I think there's less rice and less filling in the Tenshinhan than at Osho. The eggs at Osaka Osho are fluffier. Well, I guess it's a matter of preference... Next time I go I think I'll try the fried rice combo. ”

“ Nine of us went there for the first time in a while. We tried a variety of dishes, including fried rice, ramen, mapo tofu, Chinese rice bowl, and Tianjin rice, and everything was delicious. The gyoza in particular were hot and juicy, and we couldn't stop eating them. The staff were all energetic and friendly. We'd definitely like to go again. ”

“ Osaka Ohsho's gyoza is as delicious as a specialty restaurant. Their other Chinese dishes are also of high quality. The low-calorie fried rice was a real relief. Good luck to the restaurant ^^ ”

“ I ordered a large portion of Tianjin rice and ramen. The fluffy egg and generous amount of bean paste make it consistently delicious. The ramen is average, though. ”