Dotombori Kamukura - Dotombori — Restaurant in Osaka

Kamukura is a solid spot for a quick and convenient meal. I had the menu set with fried rice, gyoza, and Oichi ramen. There was a short 5-minute wait to be seated, and the food arrived just as quickly. Everything is ordered via iPad, so it’s super efficient and there’s no need for interaction if you’re in a rush or just prefer it that way.

The ramen was good, with a flavorful broth, though not the best I’ve had. The fried rice was nice, and the gyoza were the highlight—crispy and packed with flavor. I also loved the chili oil, pepper, garlic, and other toppings available at the table, which really elevated the meal.

Reasonably priced and perfect for a fast, no-fuss...

There are 2 locations right next to each other, the front facing crowded shop and the smaller one in the alley next to the alley. You can avoid the line by going to the alley one.

You buy ticket on the machine outside before heading into the shop. There are English sign right next to the machine so it’s easy to know what to get.

It’s an interesting ramen that come with cabbage. The pork here are also on the lean side, very different than the fatty cha-su I have had elsewhere. There are many extras you can get on the side such as bean sprouts, green onions, and soft...

Fast, big portions, delicious. I can’t say the experience was awesome because of two things. First of all, there was no tea or coffee — in fact, the only drink options were beer and Coke. The second issue was the broth. I like when the broth has a strong body, but this one was rather mild. Nevertheless, I ate at this place twice and left happy and full.

P.S. I’m allergic to fish and seafood, and this place was suitable for me because it has a table listing the dishes and their allergens. It’s in Japanese, but the staff or Google Translate can...