![Japanese-Style Tonkotsu Ramen from Popular Osaka Ramen Restaurant “Kashiya”](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20200908_010904_82db252e_w1920.webp)
Japanese-Style Tonkotsu Ramen from Popular Osaka Ramen Restaurant “Kashiya”
“Kashiya” is a popular ramen restaurant in Osaka.
While it’s a small shop with a mere 8 counter seats, it’s such a popular restaurant that it’s even been featured on TV.
![Kashiya’s exterior](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061525_bd2381f1_w1920.webp)
The famous bargain-priced supermarket “Super Tamade #1” is located in the “Tamade Hondori Shopping Street” near the #1 exit from Yotsuba Line’s “Tamade Station.”
“Kashiya” is located just south of that store.
![Popular Dish Rankings](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061535_6cf4adde_w1920.webp)
The listing of popular dishes is super convenient!
1) Japanese-Style Tonkotsu
2) Fish Dashi Soba
3) Thick Tonkotsu
![Ramen Menu](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061557_44739131_w1920.webp)
Kaedama (second helping of noodles) and large portions are 200 yen extra.
They also serve tsukemen (dipping noodles) on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
![Set Menu](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061619_826645e5_w1920.webp)
They also offer a rice menu that you can combine into a set with your ramen.
Japanese-Style Tonkotsu 750 yen
![Japanese-Style Tonkotsu 750 yen](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061641_28973b88_w1920.webp)
The broth is a double soup made with tonkotsu-shoyu broth and seafood broth.
![Sippable Soup](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061649_0e29e10a_w1920.webp)
The creamy soup has been frothed into a foam, and it has deep richness and umami with a mellow finish.
The smooth mouthfeel is reminiscent of a cappuccino. What a bowl of ramen!
![Delicious Noodles](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061703_63ba878d_w1920.webp)
The noodles cling well to the soup and have an amazingly smooth texture to them. Their soft and chewy texture is great!
![Chashu](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061720_c1cd4207_w1920.webp)
The chashu is made with pork belly and is relatively tender. I was really impressed with the portion size!
![Soft-Boiled Egg](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/article/12000/11857/20180626_061730_526601fc_w1920.webp)
The soft-boiled egg was cooked to perfection and had a lovely rich flavor.
Apparently, when the restaurant opened not many guests came and they were struggling.
Now it’s become a super-popular ramen restaurant in Osaka! Their ramen was just as delicious as I’d heard!
Basic information on Kashiya
- Address
- 2-4-21 Tamadenaka, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
- Access
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About 3 minutes on foot from Nankai Line’s “Kishinosato-Tamade Station”
About 3 minutes on foot from Yotsubashi Line’s “Tamade Station” - Tel
- 070-5661-8757
- Business Hours
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Weekdays: 11:30 am – 2:00 pm(L.O. 1:45 pm), 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm(L.O. 8:45 pm)
Weekends: 11:30 am – 2:00 pm (Closed at night)
*Closed when the soup runs out - Closed
- Every Monday
- URL(Japanese)
- http://kashiya.wixsite.com/index
Author
Birth place: Osaka prefecture
Takoyakikun
Restaurant reviewer dedicated to visiting all highly talked about restaurants in the Osaka City area and passing that information on to our readers!