Studio Stars Restaurant — Restaurant in Osaka

VEGANS: Making this review to let vegans know that this place has a separate vegan menu BUT you must tell the staff!

We were very confused by the ordering system but credit to the staff, once we let them know we were vegan they went out of their way to accommodate us.

Excellent service, but prepare for insane queues - we went at 11am on a Monday and the queues already went out of the door. Whole process took over 90 mins from joining the queue to leaving. Not necessarily the restaurants fault but still worth mentioning.

Vegan curry was decent, nothing mindblowing but we appreciated it after a frustrating morning looking for something we could eat and seeing insane queues for basic snacks like popcorn and fries.

Cool art deco themed building, just a shame it was absolutely ram packed the entire time which killed the vibe a bit. But we had a decent enough vegan meal which is more than we...

I went there on a weekday. The restaurant was crowded, and the queue snaked all the way outside. But the wait was quick. As a Muslim, I asked the waitress about vegetarian menu options as soon as we were in line. She called her friend, and another waitress came over with a vegetarian menu that didn’t contain pork or alcohol. We ordered four sets of vegan curry (which included brownies and a drink). The taste was delicious and matched my liking (and my child’s too). The price for one set of the vegan menu was around 1,400 yen, so affordable! Don’t worry about not getting a seat because after we finish paying, the waiter will direct us to our seats. I highly recommend trying this restaurant. The waitstaff were very helpful, and the space was quite spacious....

They did their best despite the crowded place. The staff were very polite and cleared the tables quickly. Be aware that if you want to eat here, you need to be open to eating beef. There are only three set meals, all of which include beef, with no vegetarian options. We ended up ordering the Hamburg steak meal because it includes a small chicken nugget, which we gave to my mother who doesn’t eat beef. We queued all the way in, and only realised there’s no non-beef options when it was nearly our turn.

There’s also the option to just buy a dessert and drink. The food was average, but that’s expected at a theme park. Thankfully, we had a good breakfast...