We got to try the main store for 551 on our way back from Nara.
The restaurant area is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the building.
It was after the lunch crowd and there was still a line for seats.
I was actually surprised that the line moved quite quickly.
I ordered their mabo eggplant yakisoba.
A combination of deep fried noodles and sauteed noodles, topped with their spicy mabo sauce, eggplant and veggies.
It was a change of pace to see cucumber and watermelon radish in there...
I tried their char siu man (bun), something only sold at this shop.
I had envisioned it to be similar to the steamed manapua (char siu bao) we have in Hawaii, but it wasn't the canton style char siu and there was lots of shiitake in there.
Still, it was better than the nikuman (meat buns) sold at the convenience stores.
Even though it was blazing hot, Satoshi almost always never fails to order soup noodles of some sort whenever we eat at places like this.
This was their seafood ramen.
And another item he almost never fails to order is gyoza or "gee-why-oh" as he likes to call it...
I'm glad we got to try the main shop's food.
They have more items on their menu than at most other of their restaurant type shops.
I guess whenever I want to get my Cantonese char siu fix, I need to check out Ou-lou or Heichinrou.
551
3-6-3 Namba
Chuo, Osaka
Phone: 06.6641.0551
Hours: 11:00-22:00 open everyday
your hubby is a trooper...hot soup on a hot day? play those wind chimes right now!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness...I'd ask "gee why oh?" Lol!
ReplyDeleteeverything was ono Jalna!
ReplyDeletedude is always drinking/eating hot stuff on hot days, Rowena...
lol Kirk.
Take care everyone.
Kat