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2020 Popular Souvenirs Osaka Kansai International Airport
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- Kansai International Airport serves as the gateway to Osaka and western Japan and is known affectionately as “Kanku”. In this article, we’ll introduce some of the classic gourmet souvenirs that you can purchase at the airport. Some are exclusive to Kansai Airport stores and others can be found throughout Osaka or at other airports in the Kansai region. Aside from detailing the store locations where you can find them, we’ll also include information on their expiration date so you know how long they’ll last!N.B. Prices may vary depending on the store, so please check the official website for details. ― Gourmet souvenirs that are exclusive to Kansai International Airport PABLO’s Flying Cheese Tart Sold by the cheesecake specialty shop, PABLO, the Flying Cheese Tart first appeared at the Kansai Airport in August 2017. It features rich cream cheese with a slight hint of lemon that melts in your mouth and tastes different from what you’ve probably come to expect of cheesecake. Store: Terminal 1 KAB Plaza 2F and Applause 3F (before security check)Expiration date: about one month at room temperatureOfficial Website: https://www.pablo3.com/ PABLO’s Flying Cheese Tart 1650 yen Osaka Hanjyuku Castelo's Sora no Fuwantoron Milk Only found at Kansai Airport and Itami Airport, these delicious castelos are shaped like Osaka Castle. They’re made using refreshing milk and plenty of eggs, with a fluffy outside and dense inside that’s delicious served hot or cold. Store: Terminal 1 Kukou Senmon Daiten: Gourmet Gifts 3F (before security check)Expiration date: 45 days from date of manufactureOfficial Website: http://www.santa.ne.jp/fuwantoron/index.html Sora no Fuwantoron Milk 693 yen Mon Cher's Dojima Blanc Roll Also limited to Kansai and Itami airports, these roll cakes are made using Mon Cher’s original cream (made from Hokkaido-produced milk) and Belgian white chocolate. Thanks to their light, creamy taste and use of raw milk, they’re a good option for friends and family who don’t like overly sweet things and come conveniently frozen. Store: Terminal 1 Applause 3F (before security check)Expiration date: within 24 hours of thawingOfficial Website: http://www.mon-cher.com/ Dojima Blanc Roll 1402 yen Mukashin's Kubomi Perfectly combining matcha and white chocolate, these baked treats are found only at Kansai, Itami and Kobe airports. They’re created by the team behind the historic Mukashin store, which was originally founded in Izumisano City in 1905 and now operates 20 stores throughout Osaka and Wakayama prefectures. Store: Terminal 1 KAB Plaza 2nd floor and Applause 2nd floor (before security check)Expiration date: within two months from the date of manufactureOfficial Website: http://www.mukashin.com/lp/kubomi/ Mukashin's Kubomi 1100 yen D&N Confectionery's Roasted Marshmallow S'More Matcha S’Mores are synonymous with camping and barbecues, and these roasted marshmallow treats from D&N Confectionary are delicious either warmed in the microwave or at room temperature. At Kansai, Itami and Kobe airports, you can find matcha flavored s’mores featuring Uji matcha from Kyoto Prefecture. Store: Terminal 2 ANA FESTA Kansai Domestic Gate Store and Kansai International Gate Store (after security check)Expiration date: 45 days from the date of manufacture (stored at room temperature)Official Website: https://roasted-marshmallow-smore.com/ Roasted Marshmallow S'More Matcha 799 yen ― Gourmet souvenirs that can be purchased at Kansai Airport and stores across Osaka Okoshi's Oska Okosyanse Okoshi has been a favorite Osaka confectionary since it was developed here during the middle of the Edo period. These modern incarnations feature sweet quinoa and soy puffs combined with white chocolate and the fruity aromas of strawberry and cranberry. They’re a particularly popular souvenir due to the Osaka sightseeing spots that are depicted on the packaging. Store: Terminal 1 Applause 3F (before security check)Expiration date: around 30 days (or more) from the shipping dateOfficial Website: https://www.drq-shop.com/f/osaka_okosyanse Oska Okosyanse 980 yen Idea Package's Osaka Beni Shoga Fried Kakinotane These fried, persimmon seed-shaped snacks combine the spiciness and “umami” of red ginger with an addictive, crispy texture. They’ve become particularly popular since their appearance in the TV program “Matsuko's Unknown World” and can be purchased at Kansai International Airport and souvenir shops throughout Osaka. Store: Terminal 2 Applause Terminal 2 Building LobbyExpiration date: around four months from manufacture date (stored at room temperature)Official Website: http://ideapackage.shop1.makeshop.jp/ Osaka Beni Shoga Fried Kakinotane 199 yen Hyogetsudo's Osaka Takoyaki Sweets Created by Hyogetsudo to capture the taste of Osaka, these takoyaki-flavored sweets combine walnuts, grain, seaweed and bonito to create an irresistible result. After placing them in your mouth, you’ll experience a unique sensation as the flavor of takoyaki hits before gradually sweetening. While they’re individually packaged, the crust can easily break so it’s best to store them carefully!Store: Terminal 1 KAB Plaza 2F and Applause 2F/3F (before security check),Terminal 2 Applause Terminal 2 Building Gate Store, Applause Aero Plaza Store and the Terminal 2 Building Lobby StoreExpiration date: around two months from manufacture date (stored at room temperature)Official Website: http://hyogetsudo.com/ Osaka Takoyaki Sweets 540 yen ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โอซาค้า
- 26. March. 2020
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Best Osaka Souvenirs 2020
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- Osaka is renowned for its gourmet treats, many of which are ideal souvenirs to take home for family and friends. Osaka Station, Shin-Osaka Station, Hankyu Umeda, and Daimaru Umeda are all convenient spots for picking up gourmet souvenirs before you head to the airport. In this article, we’ll share with you some of our favorite Osaka treats to make your souvenir shopping easy. Kakitane Kitchen's Takoyaki Sauce Flavor The Kakitane Kitchen is famed for its persimmon seed-shaped snacks that come in a variety of flavors, although you’ll only find their takoyaki sauce flavor in Osaka. It features a crispy texture with large grains, coupled with the sweet and sour taste of authentic takoyaki sauce and blue seaweed. They’re an ideal savory accompaniment with alcoholic beverages and come in a gift-friendly cube box. Sales location: Kakitane Kitchen Osaka Takashimaya and Umeda Hanshin Store Price 378 yen Kakitane Kitchen's Takoyaki Sauce Flavor Osaka-no-Aji Honten's Osaka City Walk These castella (traditional Japanese sweets) have been given a distinctly local twist thanks to the Osaka dialect engravings on their tops. The child-like graffiti reads “Maido”, “Okini”, “Honmaya”, “Sukiyanen” or “Eenen”, with something to inspire the whole family. Aside from their engravings, Osaka City Walk castellas are softly textured and rich in egg to create a nostalgic flavor. Sales location: Shin-Osaka Station, Osaka Station, Tennoji Station and the Umeda Sky Building Price 567 yen Osaka City Walk Kuidaore Taro Baby Star RAMENTARO Featuring the face of the prominent Osaka mascot, Kuidaore Taro, these baby star treats are also flavored like takoyaki for a local touch. The crunchy texture makes them quite addictive, with the noodles slightly thicker than regular baby stars. They make for an ideal souvenir thanks to the Osaka dialect lesson that’s available in both Japanese and English on the back of the packet. 380 yen (4 bags) Glico Bâton d’or Infusing the taste of butter and milk, the Glico Bâton d’or is a delicious pretzel that makes for an ideal souvenir. They come in packs of 36 (6 pieces in 6 sacks) for around 600 yen and are available at the Hankyu Umeda main store and the Ta-kashimaya Osaka store. If you’re departing from the Kansai International Air-port, you can also find them before the security check point, and both before and after security at the Osaka International Airport at Itami. Glico Bâton d’or Bâton d'or minamoalley Takoyaki Cookie If you love takoyaki, then look for these cute cookies that look just like takoyaki but taste like a milk-flavored cookies. They’re made from a corn puff dough that looks just like tempura, with a strawberry crunch in place of the red ginger and a cocoa sauce for the takoyaki topping. They’re available in packs of 15 for 648 yen at the minamoalley Dotonbori and Daimaru Umeda stores. minamoalley Takoyaki Cookie Naniwa Choroken Candy Looking for a candy gift? These famous sweets depict a famous character that was born in the Edo period and has been entertaining people ever since. They’re handmade by skilled kintaro craftspeople and come in a cute tin that can be kept as a souvenir long after the candies have disappeared. They cost 594 yen and are available at the Naniwa Meibutsu Ichibirian Ebisubashi main store, the Dotonbori store, and the Namba store. Naniwa Choroken Candy Morozoff's Omochikaeri Tsutenkaku (Mont Blanc Flavor) Ranked as one of the bestselling souvenirs in January 2020 by JR West, this mont blanc-flavored treat translates as “Takeaway Tsutenkaku”540 yen. It’s designed in the shape of the iconic Osaka tower, Tsutenkaku, with a crispy texture and chocolate flavor that’s truly delicious. It’s made in collaboration with the Western confectionary maker Morozoff that is renowned for its gourmet chocolates and sweet treats. Morozoff's Omochikaeri Tsutenkaku Sakura Cray-pas's Choco Sand Cookies Only available in western Japan, these cute and nostalgic cookies are created by Sakura Cray-pas, which is headquartered in Osaka. They come in a realistic-looking crayon tin that’s decorated with the various “crayon” colors found inside, although these are actually chocolate-flavored wafers. They’ve been popular with children for many years and continue to appeal to the younger generation today. 1,080 yen TEMAHIMAN's Almond Bar These almond bars are sweetened with the taste of coconut, cranberry, and molasses, which is prepared using a homemade recipe. They’re ideal for friends and family members who love nuts and will appreciate the time and attention to detail that goes into making every bar. Also of note is the charming box packaging designed by Japanese illustrator Toru Fukuda. 1,382 yen (8 pieces) UHA Mikakuto Cororo Japan boasts numerous gummy brands and Cororo is one of the most popular, with a variety of fruit flavors available. Their premium gummies use 100% fruit extract (so they really taste like fruit), as well as having a unique texture as they condense their jelly grains with fruit pulp. They’re available in packs of 8 (2 pieces in 4 sacks) for 540 yen and are available at the Hankyu Umeda main store. UHA Mikakuto Cororo
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- 24. March. 2020
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Breakfast in Osaka
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- Waking up in Osaka, a city nicknamed ‘the nation’s kitchen’, is a delicious opportunity to delve into mouth watering Japanese cuisine. Osaka is famous for its okonomiyaki, a savoury pancake made to fulfil a gourmand’s dreams, as well as takoyaki, the quintessential Osakan street food. Breakfast in this city will be one of many delectable meals visitors will savour. City Bakery – Grand Front Osaka French Toast 860yen The City Bakery is a New York chain with two locations in the Grand Front Osaka mall; one is in the basement and the other is on the sixth floor of the complex. This place offers sandwiches, bacon, eggs and anything else you would expect or want for the first meal of your day. They also create a seasonal menu, like the Sakura Muffin for spring, so you’ll find different delights throughout the year. You can enjoy a big breakfast and coffee for around 1000 yen at the City Bakery, and there is plenty of seating where you can relax and plan your day of sightseeing. City Bakery – Grand Front Osaka Downstairs Coffee in Mercedes me – Grand Front Osaka Mercedes Plate 720yen and Acai Bowl 560yen Downstairs Coffee is situated within Mercedes me, which is a place that exhibits cars. It’s an interesting location, but only serves to emphasis the uniqueness of this café. Running with this idea is their breakfast place called the “Mercedes Plate”, a set that consists of bread, salad and a coffee for 720 yen. Or if you’re looking for a different option, you might want to try their “Acai Bowl” for 560 yen. Garb Monaque – Grand Front Osaka Garb Monaque Morning 500yen Garb Monaque is an artsy café in Umeda that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their breakfast menu is extremely reasonable as it costs 500 yen exact with tax. Choose from the “Garb Monaque Morning” menu which includes their recommended “Tangzhong Bread Set”, a set that includes a salad, yogurt, a drink, and bread made using the tangzhong method. Called “Yudane Bread” in Japanese, this method allows the bread to become fluffier when it’s baked and so giving it a good morning feel. Garb Monaque Osakaya – Umeda Station Osakaya Umeda Station If you’re in the mood for something more local, you can check out Osakaya. It’s a lively place located between Osaka and Umeda station and is almost always crowded, with partiers winding up a night’s carousing next to salarymen having breakfast. They serve fish, beef, tofu, and udon all day and start serving alcohol around noon. You’ll be expected to eat quickly and move on, but the set meals, called teshoku, which have a main as well as a side dish and include rice and miso soup, are extremely reasonably priced. Northshore - Kitahama Northshore With its spectacular view over the Yodo river, the Northshore cafe and dining bar is an excellent place for a healthy, vegetarian friendly breakfast. The food is delicious and served in generous portions, and Northshore has a manifesto to provide high quality ingredients and fresh seasonal produce. It’s so popular that you will find people queuing for hours to eat here, so be sure to arrive early. Northshore is open well into the evening and there is plenty of open air seating, so you can watch the sunset as you linger on the terrace with a drink in hand. Northshore Northshore Café Tokiona - Tenmabashi Toast and Coffee 800yen～ Situated in a bustling place filled with fashionable shops and restaurants, Café Tokiona brings a distinctive antique feel to the area. Besides a lovely interior, Café Tokiona boasts a wide range of selection that will make sure you or anyone in your party won’t feel left out. Enjoy pancakes, different styles of toast, bagels and more while sipping from beautiful china in a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. Café Tokiona Kailua house - Honmachi Kailua house If you want breakfast at a more relaxed pace, Kailua house is a Hawaiian themed café with a chill vibe. They have Hawaiian inspired items like Poke ball on the menu, as well as American staples like pancakes, apple pie and omelettes. Morning Glass has coffee that comes highly rated as the beans are imported from Hawaii but roasted locally. The place is quite spacious yet retains a cosy feel, making it an ideal place to sit and chat. Pain KARATO Boulangerie Cafe - Kitahama Farm-fresh, organic vegetable breakfast 810yen Karato, in Kitahama, is a cafe carefully crafted by the restaurant owner of Michelin starred Parigo, who has also won world bread awards..The restaurant's famous croissants, french toast, and breakfast with plenty of organic vegetables are popular, and the shop also sells bread. French Toast 900yen Deli Kado - Horie derikado A café with a warm interior, Delicado specializes in a rich menu of sandwiches that can also be taken out so that you can enjoy it at the park. While other choices are available, they offer seasonal fruit sandwiches which might appeal to those with a sweet tooth. One sandwich in particular that might peak your interest is their homemade ricotta cheese cream sandwich with two large “Amaou” strawberries. derikado Westwood Bakers - Horie Westwood Bakers Westwood Bakers is a charming and intimate cafe tucked away near the Dotonburi river of Osaka. Although seating is limited, you’ll find a wide variety of freshly baked bread, beautiful muffins and rolls, as well as delicious coffee and freshly squeezed juice, that you can grab and go. If you’re lucky enough to get a seat, they have more substantial offerings like pancakes, omelettes and other breakfast favourites on the menu. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 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- โอซาค้า
- 1. January. 2020
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The Ultimate Osaka Guide 2020; What to Do and What to Eat
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- Osaka is the second largest city of Japan and its cultural uniqueness attracts people who are looking for a vibrant and exciting city filled to the brim with some of the best views, most exciting attractions, shopping, and some of the most beautiful culture and history that Japan has to offer.In this guide we have 5 categories to enjoy ultimate Osaka: food, heritage and culture, travel tips, activities and attractions, and shopping. Indulge Yourself in Osaka, the Food Capital of Japan People come to Osaka for the food, and there is a very good reason for that. In this section we’ll give you the scoop on the best food districts, hottest restaurants, and trendiest cafés, so that you can become an expert of Osaka cuisine. ―Dine like a Local at Osaka’s Best Food Districts Start your journey in Osaka off right, with one of its local specialties at local’s favorite dining. Feast on Kushikatsu beneath Tsutenkaku and Shinsekai Tsutenkaku Kushikatsu is a dish of deep-fried meat and vegetables on skewers, and it’s usually served with a sauce. The taste varies from restaurant to restaurant, but you can expect it to taste slightly sweet. This dish is believed to have originated in Shinsekai as food for day laborers working to rebuild Osaka after the war. You’ll find many small Izakayas serving Kushikatsu so be sure to walk around and compare. Read moreWorking Class Hero: Osaka’s KushikatsuA working man’s classic from the bone hard streets of Japan’s second city, … Kushikatsu Once you’re reasonably full be sure to check out Tsutenkaku, nicknamed the ‘Eiffel Tower of Osaka’, it is an iconic structure that was reconstructed following World War II. It’s become a symbol of the city and is magnificently illuminated at night, with an observatory on the 5th floor. Tsutenkaku Visit Hozenji Yokocho Alley for authentic food experiences Hozenji Yokocho Alley Hozenji Yokocho Alley near Hozenji Temple is a classic, cobblestone lane that’s filled with popular drinking and dining places. Many serve Osaka's iconic foods, such as Okonomiyaki, Takoyaki, and Kushikatsu. The alleyway glows enchantingly in the dark with its lanterns and shop signs, making it even more inviting. Hozenji Many tourists visit the Hozenji temple which gives the alley its name and is another great example of Osaka’s softer, historical side. The temple features a statue of Fudomyoo, which survived the bombing raids of the second World War. It is said that pouring water over this Buddhist statue and making a wish will make your wish come true! As a result, the statue is covered with thick, green moss from head to toe. Eat your way around the Kuromon Ichiba Market Kuromon Ichiba Market Osaka is widely considered the culinary capital of Japan and the Kuromon Ichiba Market is one of the best places to get a taste of Yakitori, grilled scallops, Oden, and even some of the most expensive fruit you’ve ever seen. Nicknamed ‘Osaka’s Kitchen’, this covered shopping street stretches for around 600 meters and is lined with stalls selling fresh produce, gourmet specialties and incredibly fresh seafood. Join the local chefs while sampling some of the best ingredients available in Osaka. Kuromon Ichiba Market Read moreA Tasty Detour to the Kuromon Ichiba MarketOsaka has a reputation throughout Japan for many things, but it’s maybe most famous for its food. Osaka, ‘the kitchen of Japan’… Eat Yakiniku in Korea Town Tsuruhashi Tsuruhashi Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy Yakiniku, a delicious do-it yourself grilled meat experience, at one of the numerous Korean BBQ restaurants in Tsuruhashi. It is the largest Korean neighborhood in Japan and centers around a covered shopping arcade that's lined with Korean eateries and stores. Many Koreans migrated here during the early 20th century Japanese occupation of Korea and set up a miniature version of their home. Tsuruhashi ―Become an Osaka Cuisine Expert Osaka’s local-specialites are called ‘Konamon’, meaning ‘snack made from wheat flour’. Here is a guide for your snack choices, local people’s favorite ‘Konamon’ and curry restaurant. Compare the Takoyaki of Namba Takoyaki of Namba The lively entertainment district of Namba has gained a reputation for its shops specializing in takoyaki (octopus filled balls). It’s a great place to sample a variety of takoyaki and compare the different options while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. One of the most popular stores is Wanaka that’s been in business for more than half a century and dishes up incredible takoyaki. Takoyaki of Namba Sample the local Negiyaki local Negiyaki While Okonomiyaki, a type of savory Japanese pancake, is relatively well known, its thinner version, Negiyaki, isn’t so widely eaten. But as Osaka is considered the birthplace of the dish, there’s no better opportunity to try it. Okonomiyaki restaurant Fukutaro is an Osaka institution that’s renowned for its Negiyaki. Featuring a batter made from flour, grated nagaimo (yam), eggs and shredded cabbage, their Negiyaki also incorporates a lot of its namesake: Negi, known as scallions or green onion in English. local Negiyaki Read moreKansai Soul Food: Okonomiyaki in OsakaOkonomiyaki, the pancake of yam flour, bacon, cabbage, and… well, anything else… Try Osaka's new soul food, Spice Curry Warung Still hungry? If you would like to try something a little different, we have a great recommendation for you. Spice curry is taking Osaka by storm, with countless restaurants inspired by this classic Southeast Asian dish. Aside from Nepalese, Sri Lankan and Indian style curries, you can also find a unique spice blend that originated in Osaka. Warung ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โอซาค้า
- 29. November. 2019
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minamoalley Takoyaki Cookie
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- If you love takoyaki, then look for these cute cookies that look just like takoyaki but taste like a milk-flavored cookies. They’re made from a corn puff dough that looks just like tempura, with a strawberry crunch in place of the red ginger and a cocoa sauce for the takoyaki topping. They’re available in packs of 15 for 648 yen at the minamoalley Dotonbori and Daimaru Umeda stores.
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- โอซาค้า
- 17. September. 2019
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Takonotetsu Marubiru Store
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- Osaka is famed for its delicious takoyaki. These ball-shaped snacks are made from a batter that’s mixed with different ingredients, such as octopus, then is topped with sauce. At Takonotetsu Marubiru, you and your kids can have a fun, hands-on experience making your own takoyaki and then enjoy eating your creations. If you need help making your takoyaki, don’t worry as the staff will assist you. Takonotetsu provides high-quality ingredients for you to use, including batter that’s made using their own secret recipe. Main ingredients for the Takoyaki are green onions, dried bonito flakes, fresh (never frozen) octopus, and a variety of vegetables and meats. You can also choose from a variety of sauces to top off your dish.
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- 3. September. 2019
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Drink an Instagrammable smoothie in Temmabashi
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- A five minute walk from Temmabashi Station takes you to the JTRRD cafe that’s making a name for its incredible smoothies. Simple select your favorite color or an image and their staff will create a one of a kind smoothie that you won’t be able to resist photographing. The store also has a small selection of handmade ornaments and clothing for sale.
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- 20. August. 2019
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Take Instagrammable photos at Ura-Tenma's Chochin-dori
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- Also in Temmabashi is Chochin-dori, an arcade that’s clustered with restaurants and beautifully illuminated by hundreds of chochin lanterns. It’s a definite Instagram moment as you walk beneath these traditional lanterns while exploring the various izakayas and drinking places, with the lively atmosphere making it ideal for bar hopping at night.
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- 20. August. 2019
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Compare the Takoyaki of Namba
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- The lively entertainment district of Namba has gained a reputation for its shops specializing in takoyaki (octopus filled balls). It’s a great place to sample a variety of takoyaki and compare the different options while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. One of the most popular stores is Wanaka that’s been in business for more than half a century and dishes up incredible takoyaki.
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- โอซาค้า
- 20. August. 2019
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4.0รีวิว 2 - ราเม็ง
- Osaka Neyagawashi Koyamotomachi 20-1
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運動しておなかすいたので立ち寄りました。トラックステーションとあってトラックが多く、普通車のスペースは少なかったですね。おすすめの忍たまラーメンと塩豚肉丼のセットをいただきました。ラーメンはニンニクが効いていておいしかったです。
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3.5รีวิว 18 - ร้านกาแฟอื่นๆ
- โอซากะเมืองโอซากะคิตะคากุดะโจ5-1อุเมตะราคุเท็นจิตึออาคาร2F
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Had my heart set on big dessert ... as dinner. Sadly, my first encounter of disappointing service in Japan, and not because he didnt speak much English. Anyway, it turned off my craving for...
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- ร้านโอโคโนมิยากิ ยุคาริ สาขาหลักโซเนะซากิ (Okonomiyaki Yukari Sonezaki Main Store)
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4.5รีวิว 93 - โอโคโนมิยากิ
- Osaka Osakashi Kita-ku Sonezaki 2-14-13
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Highly impressed by the making and presentation of the Okonominyaki. The staff make it for you and are clearly experts. We had the Kimchi Okonominyaki and the Pork/Negi Okonominyaki. No English menu...
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- ร้านชิโบ สาขาโดตมโบริ (CHIBO Dotonbori Shop)
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4.0รีวิว 572 - โอโคโนมิยากิ
- Osaka Osakashi Chuou-ku Doutombori 1-5-5
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ช่วงเวลาตั้งแต่18.00น. ไปจะเริ่มเห็นผู้คนเข้ามาจับจองต่อคิวกินโอโคโนมิยากิร้านนี้ คนจะเต็มตลอดเมื่อเปิดเข้าร้านจะสัมผัสถึงกลิ่นหอมของซอสที่ เป็นส่วนผสมและเมื่อกินเข้าไปแล้วต้องกลับมากินอีกครั้งทีเดียว
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- Osaka Osakashi Konohana-ku Shimaya 6-2-61 Universal/City Walk Osaka 4F
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- ยามากาตะ
- ฟุคุชิมะ
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- คันโต
- อิบารากิ
- โทจิงิ
- กุนมะ
- ไซตามะ
- ชิบะ
- โตเกียว
- คานางาวะ
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- โคชินเอ็ทสุ / โฮคุริคุ
- นีงาตะ
- โทยามะ
- อิชิกะวะ
- ฟุคุอิ
- ยามานาชิ
- นากาโน่
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- โตไค
- กิฟุ
- ชิซุโอกะ
- ไอจิ
- มิเอะ
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- คิงคิ
- ชิงะ
- เกียวโต
- โอซาค้า
- เฮียวโงะ
- นารา
- วาคายามะ
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- ชูโกกุ
- ทตโตริ
- ชิมาเนะ
- โอคายาม่า
- ฮิโรชิม่า
- ยามากุจิ
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- ชิโคคุ
- โทคุชิมะ
- คากาวะ
- เอฮิเมะ
- โคจิ
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- คิวชู / โอกินาว่า
- ฟุคุโอคะ
- ซากะ
- นางาซากิ
- คุมาโมโตะ
- โออิตะ
- มิยาซากิ
- คาโกชิมะ
- โอกินาว่า
