A shopping street with Osaka's beloved main stores. 8 must-check local gourmet dishes !
Ebisubashisuji shopping street, the main street of downtown South. A variety of stores from long-established stores to large stores are gathered, and there are also many famous stores that everyone knows. Take a stroll through the lively shops. The Ebisubashisuji shopping street, which runs from north to south (vertically), is lined with shops for fashion and large stores. Gourmets are concentrated in the east-west (yoko) streets that cross the shopping street. It depends on the shop, but most fashion shops are open from 11am to 8pm and gourmet shops are open from 10am to 9pm.
A chocolate shop from Osaka. For a gift, we recommend the takoyaki-look-alike cookie, which looks just like takoyakis and has a flaky texture when eaten. A pack of 15 pieces costs 648 yen, and it is one of the Minamoare's look‐alike sweets.
TEL.06-6213-2141
Business: 11am-9pm
Holidays: New Year holidays and summer holidays
There are various items on display, from unique Osaka souvenirs that make you laugh to standard items such as ”Awaokoshi.” It's fun just to watch. Pictured shows 900 ml of Hermes Sauce (pork cutlet and Worcester) each for 972 yen. It’s hard-to-get phantom local sources.
TEL.06-6211-0685
Business: 11am-8pm
No holidays
A well-established kelp store where the 8th generation protects the goodwill. In addition to the variety of kelp available, the tsukudani made with kelp that follows the traditional method is a taste of Osaka that has been loved for many years. The picture is Kako Zuisho (Herring roe kelp, gold leaf kelp, 4 pieces each) for 2160 yen.
TEL.06-6211-0012
Business: 9.30am-9pm
No holidays
A Chinese restaurant that has been open for 77 years. Starting with the sweet and sour pork set meal (1300 yen), all lunch dishes are voluminous and reasonably priced. The juicy meat bun is very popular as a souvenir. The picture is a kakuni butaman (300 yen) with large kakuni pork.
TEL.06-6634-6836
Business: 11.30am-15.30pm, 5.30pm-9pm, Shop 11.30am-8.30pm
Holidays: Wednesdays
It opened as a restaurant after the war, and is proud to have been in business for 77 years. The pork bun, which is also a synonym for the restaurant, is made of a slightly sweet dough with juicy ingredients wrapped one by one. The picture shows the standard pork bun (6 pieces) for 1260 yen.
TEL.06-6641-0551
Business: Shop 10am-9.30pm, Restaurant 11am-10pm (Last order at 9.30pm)
Holidays: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Established in 1876, they continue to make kamaboko and tempura made from fresh conger eel. There is also a new product called Uobou, which is made by kneading octopus into minced fish. The picture shows fish sticks (UOBO) for 281 yen each. Octopus sticks, scallop sticks and shrimp sticks are available.
TEL.06-6641-3451
Business: 10am-7pm
Holidays: Mondays
The cheesecake made with Danish cream cheese is a standard snack for Osaka people. It is baked many times in the store, and the sound of the bell will let you know when it is baked. The picture shows the freshly baked cheesecake No. 6 for 865 yen. You can eat freshly baked food at the cafe.
TEL.0120-57-2132 (Customer Relations Division)
Business: 9am-8pm (Cafe is from 11.30am-5.30pm)
No holidays
The first generation started selling handmade popsicles in Osaka after the war when sugar was precious. The ice cream sticks are made of Japanese cypress from Yoshino, Nara Prefecture! The picture shows a popsicle (from 170 yen for 1). There are 10 flavors including the standard milk.
TEL.06-6641-3731
Business: 11am-8pm (Varies by day of the week)
No holidays
Ebisubashisuji Shopping Street
3-2 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi (south end)
Near Osaka Metro Namba Station
WEBSITE : https://www.ebisubashi.or.jp/
