Osaka: Food Tour with 15 Dishes & 3 drinks With Local Expert
The most popular food tour in Osaka 7 years straight! Discover 15 dishes at 5 local eateries & 3 drinks. Local foodie experts will take you to the whole range: Tachino...
Daruma Kushikatsu Standing Counter Shinsekai is a street-food stop in Shinsekai, Osaka.
Editorially verified August 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
The most popular food tour in Osaka 7 years straight! Discover 15 dishes at 5 local eateries & 3 drinks. Local foodie experts will take you to the whole range: Tachino...
Discover incredible Osaka on a group tour (meet in Namba) or private tour (meet at central hotel). Explore day or night and see cobblestone streets, billboards, seafoo...
Explore the non-tourist areas of Osaka, where the veil of "perfect Japan" will be lifted. Get an unfiltered understanding of how the city really functions in the aband...
Enjoy an award-winning Osaka street food tour. Explore Shinsekai’s hidden gems and feast like a local. Enjoy 15 local tastings and 3 drinks at 5 of Osaka’s most authen...
Address: 2-3-9 Ebisu-higashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka 556-0002
The eat-as-you-walk seafood stalls in Kuromon Ichiba include live-tank snow crab, grilled scallops, and sea urchin on a spoon, priced by board.
Try: Crab sashimi and grilled seafood
A Semba counter selling Osaka box sushi and battera to take away: kombu-cured mackerel pressed over seasoned rice and cut into neat square blocks.
Try: Battera (pressed mackerel sushi)
The 24-hour ramen beneath the neon dragon on Dotonbori, where standing counters serve pork-based tonkotsu-soy ramen at any hour of the night.
Try: Tonkotsu ramen
Several fishmonger-adjacent sushi counters inside Kuromon Market prepare nigiri from the morning delivery that supplies Osaka's restaurants.
Try: Standing sushi
A Dotonbori takeaway takoyaki window whose batter is loosened with dashi and milk and packed with tenkasu, finished with sakura shrimp powder and red ginger.
Try: Takoyaki
The Namba branch of Aizuya, the 1933 Tamade shop that invented takoyaki, making the purist version: small octopus balls seasoned in the batter, no sauce.
Try: Takoyaki