Ramen Douraku

Doraku

Chinese restaurant • 2-chōme-5-3 Shikitsunishi, Naniwa Ward, Osaka, 556-0015, Japan

3.8(152 reviews)

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Ramen shop? No, it's a stylish Chinese restaurant!

Ramen Douraku has a retro appearance and stands in a back alley of Naniwa Ward, giving the impression of an old, run-down Chinese restaurant. However, if you pay attention to the taste and atmosphere, you will notice the stylish and charming nature of this Chinese restaurant.

A nostalgic, old folk house-style appearance

The charming appearance is a renovated, dark, wooden old folk house. It exudes the nostalgic atmosphere of Osaka's downtown area, making you feel like you've slipped back in time to the Showa era just by visiting.

Cost-effective! Generous portions on the menu

Despite its low prices, the restaurant takes pride in its generous portions. The popular pork tempura set meal is only 520 yen, and the crispy texture of the thick coating is incredibly delicious. The value of the ramen set for an additional 200 yen is also appealing.

Also pay attention to the hearty plating

In addition to the delicious and affordable menu, the sophisticated sense of serving is also highlighted. The hearty presentation of the manga-sized extra-large rice and the exuberantly arranged dishes stimulate the appetite.

While its retro appearance and honest pricing for the dishes are notable, the restaurant also draws attention to its quaint atmosphere and stylish plating. It's a charming place where you can experience the nostalgic atmosphere of Osaka's downtown area while enjoying delicious and affordable Chinese cuisine. Enjoy some leisurely time at this little pleasure spot.

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Reviews

4(5 years ago)

JAM LEOPARD

Really cute and cozy Chinese style izakaya. The food is really cheap but very good. Serving sizes are generous and the service is also great. Highly recommend!

5(a year ago)

Novaky

Literally my first visit of Japan and also my first restaurant there, I was not disappointed it's dirt cheap and portions are generous + it's delicious. Definitely will come back.

4(7 months ago)

Sean Cushman

Nice little shop with English menus and friendly staff. Food is affordable and yummy

5(a year ago)

fuket tsai

Good

3(a month ago)

カプリコーンNEO

"Machi Chuka Plus" Changed genre from ramen restaurant to Chinese restaurant (This is a review from 1 month ago) About 150 meters west of Metro Daikokucho, there is a very old dark wooden shop. Is it a Chinese restaurant or a ramen restaurant? A shop that has both. Well, the ramen could be served at a Chinese restaurant, but either way it doesn't feel classy. (Sounds like a bandit) Sorry. In terms of genre, it's a "ramen shop" I went here for lunch on a weekday because it was a cheap and large serving restaurant. It was just before 2pm, it was already lunch time, and there was only one customer. Rumor has it that the pork tempura set meal is cheap at 520 yen, but it seems like a junkie, so this time I ordered "Ebisu ramen 820 yen" and "Mabo bowl 450 yen".I've been addicted to garlic ramen lately, so I ordered freshly ground garlic separately (menu) (I wonder how much it cost?) It should go well with pork bone soup. ・"Ebisu ramen/with char siu, kimchi, bean sprouts, egg, and fried chicken." "Sankaimen's second loach target" was delicious at Chinese restaurant/Koryu in Gengabashi. ・"Ebisu Ramen" is ok. Fried chicken/Charshu/Kimchi, delicious. A slightly mild pork bone soup base. I think adding garlic is the correct answer. But it wasn't as good as the first one, which is a shame. ・Did you eat “Mabodon” somewhere? When I thought about it, it turned out to be another ramen shop. This is the difference between a Chinese restaurant and a ramen restaurant.The true taste of commercial-grade mapo tofu can be understood by its smooth texture and perfect paste-like texture. However, I think the finish is good for the price. It's strange that the spiciness comes first and the aftertaste is sweet. I'm adding a lot of things. ・As for the overall price of the restaurant, is it because the low prices of the featured menu items are mixed with the regular prices of other menu items? If you order a lot of things, it might get expensive. The person who eats ・In the end, I think it's a safe place to eat a large portion of the featured menu only during lunch.

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