[KKday Exclusive] Chiikawa Ramen Buta Shinsaibashi Branch Admission Ticket with Black Oolong Tea (Osaka)

The whole store is decorated like the Ramen restaurant in the cartoon! After buying the ticket on KKday, you still have to queue up to order food and souvenirs. You have to order at once and you can't add orders later. Now you don't need to make an appointment before entering the store. You can queue up and order directly. There are not many people.

Chiikawa fans take pictures worth going 🤣, photo experience full score, but do not expect some noodles too tasty, but definitely not bad, but salty.

So full so ...

It's really the reputation of CHIIKAWA. The taste is not bad. The big bowl is really filling.

Show your voucher and you can enter immediately. They will check your passport and explain some rules. It is a must-see for all Giyikawa fans in Osaka.

We went to Parco in Osaka. We arrived at 6pm on weekdays. There were only two or three tables of tourists. It felt like a good deal if you bought this ticket. If you go on holidays or later, you will have to queue up if there are many people. Their small bowls of noodles are very large, and the bean sprouts are the same as the noodles. It is recommended to order a small bowl.

Show the QR CODE to the staff, they will ask you to line up and give you a menu. You have to order and pay before you can be seated. If you want to buy any peripherals, you have to tell them when you order, otherwise you will not be able to buy them when you leave. For ramen, I had the smallest bowl size, which was just the right amount. The small and large bowls were really too big. After sitting down, the service staff came to ask about the customization, such as whether to add garlic, whether to keep the amount of vegetables the same or add more, whether to keep the fatness of the meat the same or add more fat, and whether to add soy sauce. I ate without garlic (but it was in the soup itself), and the ratio of vegetables to meat was maintained, but I didn't add soy sauce. I personally think it's just an ordinary ramen with just Gyi Kawa. For me, who is not a fan, it's just for trying something new, and I won't go there specifically next time.

It is very convenient to make reservations for people who don't speak Japanese, but the staff on site didn't seem to know the process very well, and they needed to wait in another area for a while before they could enter.

The ramen soup was too oily and the waiters kept chatting, which was a rare service attitude. There are few peripheral products, and I won't go there again next time.