Uekichi is a hidden gem located in Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture, just a 5-minute walk from Ibaraki-shi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line.
 The restaurant features a cozy atmosphere with a total of 16 seats, including counter and private room options, allowing guests to enjoy their meals in a relaxed setting.
 It is open from 5:00 PM to midnight from Tuesday to Sunday, and closed on Mondays.
 Lunch service is available by reservation from 11:30 AM.
Uekichi is particularly known for its dishes that utilize fresh seafood.
 The menu offers both course and à la carte options, with the course meals featuring approximately eight dishes, from appetizers to desserts.
 The price range for the courses varies, starting from 6,000 yen and going up to over 10,000 yen.
 For lunch, "Uekichi Gozen" is available for 2,700 yen, offering a variety of flavors with dishes like a box of assorted delicacies and tempura.
The chef puts a strong emphasis on selecting high-quality ingredients and is renowned for their skills and knowledge.
 Their expertise in seasonal seafood allows them to suggest special menu items based on the time of year, making conversations with friends enjoyable during your visit.
 The restaurant offers exquisite dishes featuring fresh ingredients like "Namahamo" (sweetfish) and locally caught "Kinki" fish, as well as unique seasonal items such as "Torigai" (bird clam) and "Ayu" (sweetfish), making it a worthwhile destination to try.
Desserts are carefully crafted as well, including fresh fruits prepared with white wine, served beautifully and offering a refreshing taste.
 The high-quality cuisine provides value that exceeds its price, making it an excellent choice for important business meetings or gatherings.
I highly recommend visiting Uekichi at least once.
 The restaurant's unique deliciousness and comfortable ambiance have earned it high praise from many visitors.

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