Kinryu Ramen Nambasennichimae — Restaurant in Osaka

I visited Kinryu Ramen Nambasennichimae with my family last October during our trip to Osaka. It's a place we've frequented whenever we visit Osaka for its consistent taste of Japanese ramen, reasonable prices, and the unlimited servings of kimchi, chives, and rice. However, one downside is that it tends to get crowded, and it seems overwhelming for the kitchen staff to handle food orders alone. Consequently, the dining area and the place where condiments are served can get quite messy due to the high volume of customers. Nonetheless, I must commend the hardworking and friendly staff, who seem to be from Southeast Asia. They work tirelessly and strive to maintain a high level of hospitality...

Traditional setting ramen shop which seemed popular with locals after a night out, probably due to the cheap prices (800 yen for a basic bowl) and free flow rice and kimchi. Don’t be deceived by the good reviews on tabelog and skip if you are a tourist - there are far better ramen places for just a slight increase in cost. Very basic ramen here that is mediocre. Broth lacks flavour and richness and pork was pretty much tasteless. Ramen kazuya and Hanamaruken Hozenji nearby were both...

Brisk, basic, no frills ramen. You can’t beat this price, and it’s very good value for money at ¥660 for the ramen bowl with 2pcs of pork and unlimited kimchi, unlimited rice, and unlimited sesame spinach. You buy your ticket, you claim your food, then choose a corner to sit in to enjoy this rich, flavoursome ramen. It has the added bonus of being open 24/7, so you really don’t have an excuse...