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Japanese cuisine · SUITA

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吹田市垂水町3-17-10(江坂)

Suita overall ranking No. 52

Saiun is a Japanese cuisine restaurant in Suita, Osaka. A signature order is Chashu set meal (¥850). Closed on Mondays.

4.639 reviews · Google Maps rating (as of Aug 2026)
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Hours / Access

Price rangelunch ¥850 or so/course ¥6,000
HoursTue–Sun 11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:00
ClosedMondays
Address3-17-10 Tarumi-cho, Suita, Osaka — (Esaka)
吹田市垂水町3-17-10(江坂)
Menu

Menu

Each dish is shown translated, with the Japanese name as written in the shop underneath — point at it to order. Prices are reference values from public sources; please confirm on site.

For visitors

Notes for travelers

Walkable from Esaka Station. A calm washoku experience at reasonable prices.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of Saiun?

Tue–Sun 11:30–14:30, 17:30–22:00

When is Saiun closed?

Mondays

How do I get to Saiun?

Address: 3-17-10 Tarumi-cho, Suita, Osaka — (Esaka)

How much does a meal cost at Saiun?

lunch ¥850 or so/course ¥6,000

Is there an English menu for Saiun?

This page lists the full menu of 3 items with prices, translated into English, with the original Japanese under each dish — just point at it to order.

Reviews

Reviews

JAsuita.city field research

Serious washoku on the ground floor of an Esaka apartment building. Lunch teishoku — hamburg, karaage, ginger pork, chashu — run around ¥850 and come with several Kyoto-obanzai-style sides, a lineup "beyond what lunch has any right to be." The meat is tender and portions solid. The evening Hana course (¥6,000) runs the full classical sequence from starter through fried dish, sashimi, soup, main, rice and dessert, in a well-made Japanese setting. A husband-and-wife team, so the pace is unhurried.

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