Private Tour - Food, food, and food! Let's enjoy specialties in Osaka!
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This plan is recommended for those who want to enjoy the unique local cuisine of Osaka. Osaka has long been a major transportation hub and attracting foodstuffs from all over Japan. As a result of the development of a unique food culture that took advantage of the abundant ingredients, visitors to Osaka tend to overindulge, and the city became known as the ""City of Gourmets"". In this tour, you can experience the food culture of Osaka. You will taste the crispy, bite-sized Kushikatsu with sauce, and the crispy surface and soft interior of the takoyaki. The appeal of this tour is that you can enjoy other Osaka specialties such as Okonomiyaki and pork buns all at once.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: otomo travel
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Shinsekai
Shinsekai: The downtown area is lined with restaurants where you can enjoy the local cuisine. The area is the birthplace of kushikatsu, and there are more than 80 kushikatsu restaurants in the area. Osaka's symbolic and famous Tsutenkaku Tower is the centerpiece of the city's unique architecture.
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At:
Daruma Shinsekai: This restaurant was founded about 90 years ago in Shinsekai, and is known as the original kushikatsu restaurant in Osaka.
Duration: 40 minutes
Stop At: Nipponbashi Denden Town
Denden Town: Walk through a unique shopping street to get to the next store. Denden Town is one of the three major electrical appliance districts in Japan. Along the Ota Road, you'll find several specialty shops selling figures, anime goods, plastic models, and more.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At:
Wanaka Sennichimae: This is a representative takoyaki restaurant in Osaka and has been featured in the Michelin Green Guide. Takoyaki is a popular local food among children and adults alike, and it's something you can't miss when you visit Osaka. It is a must-try food in Osaka.
Duration: 25 minutes
Stop At:
551 Hourai: It is one of the most famous Chinese restaurants in Osaka. Its popular product is the Butaman (pork bun), which sells 150,000 units a day. You can enjoy the freshly prepared delicacies as take-out.
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At:
Cafe American: This is another place where you can enjoy Osaka's specialties. Their standard menu is a mix of fruit and milk juice. You can't find this kind of drink in other parts of Japan. The retro interior, built about 60 years ago, is very popular.
Duration: 20 minutes
Stop At:
Dotonbori Ichiaki: You must eat at this restaurant, which sells the well-known Osaka specialty, okonomiyaki. You can see the famous Dotonbori River of Osaka from the shop windows, making it an excellent location to have a meal at. Their unique heart-shaped okonomiyaki, called “Osaka Omoideyaki”, is very popular with tourists!
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At: Dotombori Glico Sign
Glico Sign(Ebisubashi): The spot that almost all tourists in Osaka stop by at is this "Glico Sign" here at Ebisubashi. There is always someone taking pictures in front of the big signboard. Try taking a commemorative photo while making the same pose as the signboard!
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At: Shinsekai
Shinsekai: The downtown area is lined with restaurants where you can enjoy the local cuisine. The area is the birthplace of kushikatsu, and there are more than 80 kushikatsu restaurants in the area. Osaka's symbolic and famous Tsutenkaku Tower is the centerpiece of the city's unique architecture.
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At:
Daruma Shinsekai: This restaurant was founded about 90 years ago in Shinsekai, and is known as the original kushikatsu restaurant in Osaka.
Duration: 40 minutes
Stop At: Nipponbashi Denden Town
Denden Town: Walk through a unique shopping street to get to the next store. Denden Town is one of the three major electrical appliance districts in Japan. Along the Ota Road, you'll find several specialty shops selling figures, anime goods, plastic models, and more.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At:
Wanaka Sennichimae: This is a representative takoyaki restaurant in Osaka and has been featured in the Michelin Green Guide. Takoyaki is a popular local food among children and adults alike, and it's something you can't miss when you visit Osaka. It is a must-try food in Osaka.
Duration: 25 minutes
Stop At:
551 Hourai: It is one of the most famous Chinese restaurants in Osaka. Its popular product is the Butaman (pork bun), which sells 150,000 units a day. You can enjoy the freshly prepared delicacies as take-out.
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At:
Cafe American: This is another place where you can enjoy Osaka's specialties. Their standard menu is a mix of fruit and milk juice. You can't find this kind of drink in other parts of Japan. The retro interior, built about 60 years ago, is very popular.
Duration: 20 minutes
Stop At:
Dotonbori Ichiaki: You must eat at this restaurant, which sells the well-known Osaka specialty, okonomiyaki. You can see the famous Dotonbori River of Osaka from the shop windows, making it an excellent location to have a meal at. Their unique heart-shaped okonomiyaki, called “Osaka Omoideyaki”, is very popular with tourists!
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At: Dotombori Glico Sign
Glico Sign(Ebisubashi): The spot that almost all tourists in Osaka stop by at is this "Glico Sign" here at Ebisubashi. There is always someone taking pictures in front of the big signboard. Try taking a commemorative photo while making the same pose as the signboard!
Duration: 10 minutes
