Paruku

One diner recalls the Napolitan arriving sizzling on a hot plate. It sounds like a tempting choice for lunch if you’re after the nostalgic flavours of a traditional Japanese café. The Napolitan set meal is listed at 670 yen; spaghetti Napolitan on its own is 550 yen, or 750 yen with coffee or tea.

Curry pilaf is another dish mentioned in reviews. The menu lists both pilaf and curry pilaf at 550 yen, or 750 yen with coffee or tea. It’s an alternative if you’d prefer a rice dish to the hot-plate Napolitan.

For breakfast, the menu lists several morning sets. Set A comes with toast, a boiled egg and salad, while Set B includes ham and eggs. One diner praised the thick toast, generously spread with butter—a reason to make toast the centrepiece of breakfast. Paruku is a café in Osaka’s Ikuno Ward, with dine-in meals and coffee available. The menu also includes curry rice, mixed sandwiches and egg sandwiches, giving you options for anything from a light bite to a more substantial meal.