expression, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
the usual; same old familiar
Set phrase used when introducing something familiar or recurring, often with a light, friendly tone. Common in announcements, commercials, or casual remarks.
It's the same old familiar menu, but please enjoy.
The usual segment is starting.
いつもの is a more casual, everyday way to say 'the usual'; 毎度おなじみ is a set phrase with a slightly more formal or commercial ring.
おなじみ alone means 'familiar'; 毎度おなじみ adds 毎度 (every time) to emphasize recurrence.
Standard modern spelling; uses kana for おなじみ to avoid the less common 馴染み kanji.
Kanji spelling using 馴染み; less common but still seen.
Phrase combining 毎度 (every time) and おなじみ (familiar, well-known). The exact origin is uncertain, but it likely arose as a set expression in commercial or entertainment contexts.