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Takomasa: Takoyaki and akashiyaki

Takomasa's popular takoyaki is tender on the inside and is flavored with soy sauce prepared to a secret recipe(...)

Baisendo: Awaokoshi and Iwaokoshi

Baisendo achieves a natural flavor and rich taste in their products through time-honored production methods. "(...)

Shinsaibashi Hozenji Arare

Founded in 1920, this is one of Osaka's well-established specialty shop of rice crackers. Its products make a (...)

JIKKO cutlery

110 years after the founding of the cutlery factory in Sakai, Osaka, this store aims to bring the beauty of Sa(...)

Kanbukuro: Kurumi Mochi

Established in 1329, this shop was originally praised by Hideyoshi. Today's walnut cake is it's signature item(...)

Sohonke Tsuriganeyahonpo

The bell-shaped Tsurigane Manju was created to commemorate the installation of a large temple bell at Shitenno(...)

Akanemaru Honpo Dainagon: Akanemaru Goshiki Dorayaki

With a thick filling of "an" (bean paste) made from well-selected beans, the dorayaki (pancakes with bean past(...)

Naniwa Meibutsu Ichibirian Dotonbori Store

Daitora: Tempura

Their tempura fish cakes are a specialty of the Minami district.

Amidaike Daikoku: Awaokoshi and Iwaokoshi

Awaokoshi (cereal puffs, candied and compressed into bars) is one of Japan's oldest known sweets. Since its es(...)

Oguraya/Ogura Konbu

Established over 150 years ago, Oguraya is well known as being Osaka's oldest and most prestigious kombu merch(...)

Maikon-no-Kouhara

We are offering more than 200 kinds of Tsukudani (preserved food boiled down in soy sauce) including the ferme(...)

Namba Grand Kagetsu

A hub of stand-up comedy culture, proudly presented by Yoshimoto Kogyo. Come experience entertainment provided(...)

Bashodo: Warabimochi

Jelly-like and resilient, Bashodo's warabimochi (a sweet made from bracken starch) leaves a lasting impression(...)