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Kushikatsu Shichifukujin ( Main shop )
Restaurant
4.1 (796 reviews)
5-chōme-7-29 Tenjinbashi, Kita Ward, Osaka, 530-0041, Japan
$$$$$
+81 6-6881-0889
Highlights from Reviews
• amazing value
The kushikatsu and other dishes are praised for being fresh, perfectly fried, and offered at incredibly affordable prices, including initial drinks.
• friendly staff
Staff are consistently described as extremely friendly, helpful, engaging in conversation, and even assisting with photos.
• English/Chinese menus
The restaurant provides English and Chinese menus, and some staff speak basic English or Mandarin, making it tourist-friendly.
• superb food quality
The fried skewers are crispy, not greasy, with great aroma, and a wide variety of delicious options, including seafood, meat, and vegetables.
• authentic Osaka vibes
Many reviews highlight the traditional, retro Japanese style and atmosphere, providing an authentic local experience, especially popular with locals.
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