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What are 5 famous dishes in Osaka?
You may only know Osaka through the best entertainment areas in Asia but forget the extremely unique culinary culture here. For those who are gourmets, it is even more impossible to ignore the opportunity to enjoy the specialities in Osaka. In particular, Osaka is considered to be the paradise of delicious, filling and cheap dishes. It is worth a try, isn't it? What are 5 famous dishes in Osaka? 1. Takoyaki - Grilled octopus cake Takoyaki can be said to be the most typical and famous dish originating from Osaka. They are rounded octopus balls coated with flour and crispy baked eggs with the aroma of ginger and green onions. Takoyaki's unique taste and its accompanying sauce make it hard for anyone who has tasted it to forget.
Some ideal places to enjoy Takoyaki: * Takoyaki Do Raku Wanaka - Sennichimae [Namba] Main Store Opening hours: (Monday - Friday) 10:00 a.m - 11:00 p.m; (Saturday, Sunday, Public Holiday) 8:30 - 23:00 Access: About 5 minutes walk from Namba Station Address: 11-19, Sennichimae, Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka
* Hanadako [Osaka, Umeda] Opening hours: 10 a.m - 11 p.m Holidays: Not available Way to get there: About 1-minute walk from Midosuji South Gate of Osaka Station Address: Shin-Umeda Shokudogai, 9-26, Kakuda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka
2. Okonomiyaki - Japanese pancakes Besides Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki is also one of the dishes that make a name for Osaka's "national kitchen". Okonomiyaki is known by foreign tourists as "Japanese pizza"; or it is more familiar to Vietnamese with the name "Japanese Banh Xeo". The main ingredients to make this cake include squid, yam, cabbage and scallion. If you cannot eat scallion, you can also tell the seller and they will follow your request.
The ideal place to enjoy pancakes in Osaka: Mizuno Store Opening hours: 11 a.m - 10 p.m Address: 1-4-15, Dotonbori, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka
3. Kitsune Udon - Tofu Udon noodles You can enjoy Udon noodles anywhere in Japan. However, to enjoy the best taste, you must visit Osaka. Noodles are handcrafted by the chef, used within the day and are very smooth when boiled. To make a bowl of Kitsune Udon noodles, fried tofu is indispensable. This dish looks simple, but if you look carefully you will find the preparation is quite fussy. To have a bowl of delicious Kitsune Udon with the true taste, the delicious and rich soup is essential. When you eat this noodle dish, you will feel the sweet, fragrant, crunchy, and soft taste.
The place to enjoy Tofu Udon noodles Dotonbori Imai Honten Restaurant Opening hours: 11 a.m - 10 p.m (except Wednesdays) Address: 1-7-22 Dotombori, Chuo-ku, Osaka Way to get there: 5 minutes walk from Midosuji Line Namba Station Gate number 6 Phone: 06-6211-0319
4. Teppanyaki - Art barbecue Teppanyaki is a famous Osaka dish. When you eat Teppanyaki, you will see the chefs right in front of you. You can watch the beef and seafood "dancing" right on a large metal pan that makes your taste buds flutter. It is not a coincidence that visitors admire and are interested in Japanese cuisine. Maybe each restaurant, each chef will have a different style and art of processing and serving. But in general, ingenuity and grooming are things that any Teppanyaki restaurant will have.
Places to enjoy the delicious Teppanyaki: Teppan Dining SEEKS Restaurant Address: 2nd Floor, Nippo Memorial Bldg., 6-6, Soemon-cho, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Opening Hours: - Public Holidays: 6 p.m - 12 a.m - Weekdays: 6 p.m - 2 a.m 5. Sabu Sabu Hot Pot - Osaka's famous dish In Japan, hot pots such as Sukiyaki, salmon hot pot, and bean hot pot are very famous and popular. However, we can not ignore the Sabu Sabu hotpot - the hot pot is considered the best hot pot in Japan. At the Suehiro restaurant (Osaka, Japan), Sabu Sabu hot pot was first introduced in the early twentieth century. Have you ever wondered why this hot pot is called Sabu Sabu? According to Toidi, Shabu Shabu made a sound when dipping the meat into a boiling hot pot, so this dish is called Sabu Sabu hot pot. Japanese people love this dish because its flavour is very suitable for them and is very nutritious. The hot pot is divided into two parts, one side of the hot pot will taste spicy, the other side will have a lighter taste for those who cannot eat spicy food. However, Japanese cuisine has historically been known for its frugality. Even if it's a spicy hotpot, you don't need to worry too much if you are someone who cannot eat spicy, because the spicy taste is only kept at a slight level, not too spicy. The special feature of this dish is the blend of fresh fish meal and beef, all make the hot pot more attractive and popular.
The place to enjoy Sabu Sabu hot pot in Osaka Harijyu restaurant Address: 1-9-17 Dotonbori, Chuo-ku, Osaka Way to get there: 5-minute walk from Namba Station Opening hours: 11 a.m - 10 p.m
Visiting the local restaurants mentioned above is truly a delightful experience when coming to Japan. If you have a chance to go to Japan, you should not miss them. Source: toidi.net #$gnal$#

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  • Sophia Wright
    Sophia Wright
    My mouth is watering 😂 😂 😂
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    • 3 years ago
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    • Luna Taylor
      Luna Taylor
      I will try all of them when visiting Osaka
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      • 3 years ago
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      • Jeans Thomas
        Jeans Thomas
        Yeah, you should not miss lmao
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        • 3 years ago
    • Gideon Evans
      Gideon Evans
      This cake looks so delicious
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      • 3 years ago
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