Ali's Kitchen - Osaka

The staff and owner were very friendly. They served falafel, houmous, eggplant shells, and potatoes. The food was tasty but a bit on the pricier side.

Being a vegetarian in Japan can be challenging, but during my visit to Osaka, I discovered a Pakistani, Arab, and Indian restaurant that exceeded my expectations. I enjoyed chatting with the friendly owner, and the prices were reasonable. The food, especially the No.1 Biryani, Hummus, and Falafel set, was delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant for vegetarians in Osaka.

Upon arrival, the owner took my bag and placed it on his chair. He spent 25 minutes talking to the couple next to me, making everyone talk about me. The restaurant is very small and he stood next to me the entire time, which made me feel irritated. After the couple left, he took their place and sat at another table with a different pair. The food was okay, but it was very greasy. The service was quite quick. At the end, the bill was higher than expected, with a dish of hummus and some falafel costing approximately 1400 yen. I wouldn't return and would suggest that people dine alone to avoid the chatty owner. Personally, I found dealing with his constant chatting exhausting.

The personal and the owner, where very nice. they have falafel and hümmen and the aubergine bowl. and kartoffelsemossa. eating was nice and price a bit expensive

As vegetarian there are not so many possibilities in japan, but on my visit to osaka I found this Pakistani Arabic and Indian restaurant. I love the place and chat with owners he is friendly and he knows how to get customers price is reasonable and eating is really best. No.1 biryani hummus and falafel set. easy to find place very recommended.