Street food in Osaka: discover culinary delights to take away

  • Published on : 13/07/2017
  • by : O.D.
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Gourmet to go

Osaka abounds in culinary specialties, making Japan's third-largest city a veritable street food capital. Nicknamed "kuidaore" or "eating to ruin", this expression perfectly illustrates Osakans' passion for street food. Vibrant districts such as Dôtonbori, Shinsekai and Namba are packed with stalls and restaurants offering a multitude of tasty dishes at affordable prices. To stroll the streets of Osaka is to embark on a unique gustatory journey, where colorful neon lights and giant signs guide you to unforgettable culinary experiences.

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