8 must-eat popular foods in Dotonbori, Osaka that you can't miss! From snacks to delicious restaurants, everything is in this article.

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Dotonbori Introduction

How to get to Dotonbori?

搭乘地铁是最方便的方式。
・从 大阪市高速电气轨道「难波站」下车,步行约 3~5 分钟即可抵达。
・也可以搭到「心斋桥站」或「日本桥站」,两站都距离道顿堀相当近,走路约 5 分钟左右。
If you use West Japan Railway, after getting off at "JR Namba Station", it takes about 8 minutes on foot to reach Dotonbori.
After exiting from Nankai Electric Railway "Nankai Namba Station", walk towards Dotonbori following the signs, and you will see the famous Glico Running Man sign in about 5 minutes.
Dotonbori Gourmet Eight Selections to Share with You
Piping Hot Soul Osaka-style Okonomiyaki | Chibo Dotonbori Main Store



Chibo Dotonbori Main Store Chibo Dotonbori Main Store
Business hours: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM (last order around 10:00 PM)
Days off: No fixed holidays, open year-round.
Average meal price: On weekdays, the average meal is usually around 1,500 yen, and for banquets, it's about 2,500 yen.
2. Takoyaki that you have to queue for | Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka Dotonbori Store




Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka Dotonbori Store Takoyaki Doraku Wanaka Dotonbori Store
Business hours: 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Days off: Days off are not fixed
Average meal price: 650 yen
3. Luxurious snacks that must be eaten at Crab Douraku Dotonbori Main Store's "Crab Meat Bun"


The hot bun filling can be eaten right away, and you can buy it without waiting in line. If you love crabs, you should give it a try! Additionally, please note that cash is not accepted here; only card payments or electronic payments are allowed.
Crab Douraku Dotonbori Main Store Crab Douraku Dotonbori Main Store
Business hours: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Closed: None
Average meal price: 700 yen
4. Late-night ramen that you can eat even when staying up late | Jinlong Ramen Dotonbori Store


It is important to note that Jinlong Ramen accepts cash or electronic payments, and you can place your order using the ordering machine at the entrance. After ordering, you can find a seat inside, and you will quickly be able to enjoy a steaming bowl of noodles.
Jinlong Ramen Dotonbori Store Jinlong Ramen Dotonbori Store
Business Hours: Open 24 hours
Days Off: None
Average Meal Price: 800 to 1,100 yen
5. Popular cuisine next to Dotonbori | LE CROISSANT Shinsaibashi Store



LE CROISSANT Shinsaibashi StoreLE CROISSANT Shinsaibashi Store
Business hours: 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Days off: Days off are not fixed
Average meal price: 230 yen
Satisfy three kinds of Osaka specialties at once! Takoyaki × Okonomiyaki × Kushikatsu | CREO-RU道頓堀店


CREO-RU道頓堀店
7. Delicious sushi comes to this place|大起水產迴轉壽司 道頓堀店


大起水產迴轉壽司 道頓堀店
8. Want to eat popular desserts at this place|SUIPARA#道頓堀Waffle


SUIPARA#道頓堀Waffle
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