Walking into Daimaru on a chilly evening in Osaka, the aroma of simmering beef and sweet soy sauce hit me like a warm hug—I\it\priced around ¥1,800 (roughly $12 USD), which includes a generous portion of beef, tofu, shiitake mushrooms, and leafy greens, all swimming in that rich, savory broth. It\at ¥3,500 ($23 USD) adds extras like udon noodles and extra veggies, making it a steal compared to fancier spots where similar spreads can hit ¥5,000 or more. What I love is how they balance value with authenticity; every mouthful bursts with umami, and you leave satisfied without that nagging guilt over the bill.
Diving deeper into the menu, Daimaru offers seasonal specials that rotate based on what\deal, a limited-time offer with discounted refills on broth and sides for under ¥2,000. It\the cozy, no-frills setup means you\it might just become your go-to for affordable indulgence.
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