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Eat Like A Local In Osaka - Inside Osaka Tired of eating with tourists? Want to eat where Osaka locals actually eat? Then check out our guide to some of Osaka’s best local restaurants. Witch’s Red with ramen egg and extra chashu © Florentyna Leow If you crave authentic local food and want to dine with the locals, this page is for you. The other restaurants on this site are all great, but they’re all fairly well known to tourists. The restaurants on this page are largely unknown to foreign travelers and have a local clientele. However, most have some form of English menu. In cases where they don’t, we give you some menu translations so that you can order with confidence. Most of the places listed here are reasonably priced, because locals certainly know the best values. The restaurants here are divided by district, so you can easily find a great local restaurant near you. Osaka Holiday Essentials Where To Stay In Osaka: See our guide to the best areas and the best hotels to stay in Osaka . Things To Do In Osaka: Check this overview of Osaka activities with links to all the key information. Flights To Osaka: Find the cheapest flights to Osaka and flight times from scores of airlines with Skyscanner . Osaka Packing List: Don’t forget to take any of the essentials with our comprehensive Packing List For Japan . Travel Insurance: World Nomads offers simple and flexible travel insurance. Claim online anywhere in the world. The kasujiru set at Futsu no Shokudo Iwama with omelette and fried chicken © Florentyna Leow Central Osaka Eat Like A Local Futsu no Shokudo Iwama For cheap and cheerful homestyle Japanese cooking, Futsu no Shokudo Iwama in Namba is the place to go. It’s ultra-local and ridiculously good value for money. Just don’t sweat the minor things - like the mild stuffiness inside. Bukkake udon with maitake tempura, simmered beef, and a soft-boiled egg © Florentyna Leow Kita Eat Like A Local Odoru Udon If you’re looking for a super-fast, cheap, hearty meal, udon is the way to go. Odoru Udon near Umeda Station is a great place to get your fix without the crowds. Tonkatsu Kobayashi If you enjoy your battered, deep-fried pork cutlets in atmospheric surroundings, Tonkatsu Kobayashi near Umeda Station is the place to go. It’s delightfully retro and serves up a delicious, reasonably-priced set lunch – perfect for your porcine fix. Sekai Ichi Hima Na Ramen-ya (The Most Deserted Ramen Bar in the World) Looking for ramen to warm you up without the feeling of having downed a ton of bricks? Sekai Ichi Hima Na Ramen-ya, located a hop and a skip from, Umeda serves up soulful, flavourful noodle bowls perfect for a chilly night. Check Osaka Hotel Availability Destination Check-in date Check-out date The duck broth soba and tempura set © Florentyna Leow Minami Eat Like A Local Akari Soba Looking for an escape from Dotonbori’s relentless crowds? Akari is a charming, homey soba shop will whisk you away to a calmer, quieter world - along with some delicious soba and tempura to boot. Toriten-kare udon © Florentyna Leow Osaka Castle Eat Like A Local Yatagarasu UDON Looking for a bowl of curry udon to warm your heart and soul - without the queues? When you’re near Osaka Castle, head just slightly further afield to Yatagarasu UDON in Tanimachi Yonchome. Endo Sushi Kyobashi If you’re looking for decent, affordable sushi, Endo Sushi Kyobashi is the place for you. It’s a great pitstop if you’re travelling between Osaka and Kyoto via Kyobashi Station! Doteyaki skewers © Florentyna Leow Shinsekai Eat Like A Local Yaekatsu Who doesn’t love hot, cheap, greasy food made with good ingredients? Get your kushikatsu fix at Yaekatsu in Shinsekai, where they’ve been perfecting the art of deep-fried skewers since 1949. Daiko Sushi Minamiten Visiting Shinsekai but not keen on deep-fried food at all the kushikatsu restaurants? Check out Daiko Sushi in Jan Jan Arcade for a cheap and cheerful meal. It’s perfect budget traveller fare. Northern Osaka Eat Like A Local Tendon Kaneko Hannosuke The Banpaku Memorial Park outpost of the famous Kaneko Hannosuke tendon serves up a solid and perfectly decent bowl of tempura. Don’t expect the nicest surroundings though - you’ll be chowing down in a food court. Where Are These Places Located? See these places on the Inside Osaka Google map: Open the Osaka map You will see the list of places on the left hand side. (Click the 3-line icon in the top left corner if not). Scroll down or use the map search (the magnifying glass icon) to find the place you want. Click the name of the place in the list. Its location pin will be highlighted on the map. Map pins are color coded - BLUE: Hotels / Ryokan / Guesthouses | VIOLET: Ryokan | PINK: Places to Eat | GREEN: Shops | YELLOW: Things to See and Do If you’re using the map on your phone, open the map and then search for the name of the place. The map will then zoom in on its location. Osaka Vacation Checklist ESSENTIALS – For all the essentials in a brief overview, see my First Time In Osaka guide HOTELS – Check Osaka accommodation availability and pricing on Booking.com and Agoda.com - often you can book with no upfront payment and free cancellation WHERE TO STAY – Need tips on where to stay? See my one page guide Where To Stay In Osaka BULLET TRAIN – You can buy shinkansen (bullet train) tickets online from Klook - popular routes include Tokyo to Osaka , Osaka to Kyoto and Osaka to Tokyo SIM CARDS – You can buy an eSim to activate in Japan or buy a data-only SIM card online for collection when you arrive at Tokyo’s Narita or Haneda Airports or Kansai International Airport . 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