[Osaka Umeda] A high-end Japanese restaurant that is always fully booked in Sapporo and Tokyo

I went to the Osaka branch of Miyagawa, a high-end Japanese restaurant that is always full in Sapporo and Tokyo, for the first time. It's a very famous restaurant, so it was a long-awaited visit✨ ————————— 📍Store name: High-end Japanese restaurant Sapporo Miyagawa Umeda branch 📍Address: 5F-D Coast Studione, 2-8-7 Sonezaki, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 📍Business hours Lunch 12:00~15:00 Dinner 17:00~23:00 Closed days: Irregular 📍Budget: 6,000 yen to 7,000 yen ————————— Unlike its location in the Ohatsutenjin area, the restaurant has a quaint, spacious and luxurious interior. Today's course Japanese cuisine and sushi course 8,000 yen ●Appetizer Nankin somen noodles Pickled sea bream Blanched Mizuzenji nano Simmered iso whelk Sweet potato simmered in honey Everything from the appetizers onwards was carefully prepared. ●Hot dish Chawanmushi conger eel ●Sashimi Bonito, red sea bream Served with snow salt, the bonito and snow salt went really well together. ●Grilled dish Yuan-yaki sawara ●Tempura Simmered red eggplant and conger eel Prawn, young corn, shiitake mushroom The tempura was light and crispy, and of a very high standard! ● Vinegared dish Junsai ● Nigiri Medium fatty tuna Flounder White shrimp Mongo squid Horse mackerel Scallop Conger eel Toro-taku A row of red vinegar nigiri sushi at the end. All of them were sushi from a high-class restaurant, but the flounder and medium fatty tuna were particularly impressive, leaving a delicious aftertaste. ● Dessert Fruit Melon, orange, watermelon, and matcha A well-crafted course from start to finish, as expected★ For the price of 8,000 yen, it was excellent value for money♪ The restaurant has a counter and private rooms, and there are many seats, so it seems like it can be used for various occasions. I think it can be used for dates, business meetings, family meals, and meals with loved ones! Very satisfied, thank you for the meal★ #OsakaGourmet #UmedaGourmet #OsakaWashoku