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Restaurant
Tapioca Shokudo
Japanese restaurant
4.3
Maru de Sankaku
Ramen restaurant
4.4
Typical noodle house fixing up ramen bowls in a compact dining room with wood furnishings.
Uotoyo
Japanese restaurant
4.7
Takoyaki Juhachiban Dotonbori
Takeout restaurant
4.1
Octopus-based snacks are dished up in this tiny, popular chain outlet with a casual vibe.
Dotonbori Imai - Main Shop
Japanese restaurant
4.3
Tucked away restaurant with simple decor serving warm & wholesome bowls of udon noodle broth.
Tempura Daikichi Namba Komejirushi
Japanese restaurant
4.2
Activity/Tour
Osaka Cooking Class:Katsu Curry/Bento/Okonomiyaki & Store Tour
Activity
4.9
Transportation
Teradachō Station
Train station
3.9
Shin-Osaka Station
Transit station
4.0
Attraction
Osaka Castle
Historical place
4.4
Revered castle dating to 1597 & since rebuilt, featuring gardens & a museum with varied exhibits.
Shitennoji
Place of worship
4.3
Restored Buddhist temple first built in 593 with a 5-story pagoda, statues & ponds with turtles.
Tsūtenkaku
Observation deck
4.0
Famous for its neon lights, this landmark features an observation deck open to the public.
Hozen-ji Temple
Place of worship
4.3
Intimate Buddhist temple along a quaint alley, with a moss-covered statue of the deity Fudomyoo.
Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street
Attraction
4.3
Bustling shopping district featuring a wide range of high-end tax-free shops with airport delivery.
