DENkyu SINsa

It felt like I was in Japan and it was nice to have a variety of snacks and drinks! I'll come again next time

The atmosphere is so awesome!!!! Demon Slayer’s Blade is the best!!!!

It’s a Tokyo-style oden bar! The shrine is very accessible, and the atmosphere is calm, so it’s good for conversation.

I kept wanting to come here since it was close to my office, and ended up coming here for a company dinner! The fish cake stew is also very delicious and has a variety of ingredients so it tastes good :) It's a very friendly place that makes me wonder why I only came here now!

I had oden soup, tempura tteokbokki, and Asahi beer. The snacks were really delicious. People looking for a good bar at Sinsa Station can go here. The prices are good and the best compared to other bars.

It's a great place to go near Sinsa Station when you want some oden and beer. The atmosphere of an izakaya with an Osaka feel is casual, and there are a variety of tea and table seats, so it's perfect for a date or drinking alone. Hanjujeon Skewered Odeng Soup is made from Busan Gorae Temple fish cake, so it has a good texture and the broth is not spicy, so I kept eating it. It goes well with Asahi beer and the staff is friendly, so I had a drink comfortably.

It's great to have a drink here! The atmosphere is also nice hahaha It's famous for its fish cake bar, but the Osaka-style karaoke and soup tteokbokki are also great!

It's right in front of Sinsa Station, so it's easily accessible. I came here with my girlfriend, and it's nice to have a cozy time at the bar. The draft beer is delicious and the snacks are also great~~

The kettle odeng is so cute ✨ The tteokbokki is also really delicious (maebjjili can be very spicy haha!!) Please keep changing the heat so that you can enjoy the odeng soup warmly!!! Please refill the broth haha. The window seat atmosphere is the best🤍

I went to Izakaya Tenkyu Shinsa branch, where you can truly feel the Japanese sensibility at Sinsa Station. After renewal, the space is impressive with its warm wooden interior and soft lighting that captures the atmosphere of an Osaka alley izakaya! There are a variety of seats, including a tachi bar, a window bar, and group tables, making it a great atmosphere for solo drinks, dates, and company dinners. The representative menu item, Oden Cue assorted oden soup, has an attractive springy texture and deep broth using Busan Goreosa fish cakes, and you can enjoy various ingredients such as radish, konjac, eggs, and rice cake at once. A bite of hot oden and a sip of cold Asahi beer is the perfect Osaka izakaya experience! Recommended if you are looking for a bar with a nice atmosphere or a second date spot at Sinsa Station~