Osaka was a place where you could eat as much as Nagoya.
Of course, most of the things in Osaka can now be tasted in Korea, but local late-night snacks and desserts feel different.
For those who definitely want to go to Japan just for food,
I would recommend Nagoya over Osaka,
My husband and I ate continuously in Osaka.
Eating and eating and eating again.
Osaka, which was visited more for food than shopping.
It was an Osaka that I roamed around to eat rather than sightseeing.
Especially Dotonbori has a lot of young people and is the center of Osaka,
A place where you can enjoy shopping and entertainment at the same time.
The transportation has also developed considerably.
If Myeongdong in our country is like Shibuya and Harajuku,
Dotonbori in Osaka feels a bit like Gangnam?
It was a place where you could eat, enjoy nightlife, and do a little shopping.
You can see the famous Glico sign from a distance,
In Osaka, there is a river in the middle, so you can also see young people reading books and dating under the bridge.
On the bridge, there were many tourists and foreigners taking photos.
Osaka on the day before when it rained and the clear Osaka the next day.
There are markets between the places you pass through, and in between,
People were shopping and buying food to eat.
There were many people.
The prices are certainly on the pricey side.
It’s not good for shopping.
Every night my husband and I stopped by Lawson convenience store to buy snacks.
Cream roll bread and beer sold at convenience stores.
And since we wanted to eat as much custard pudding as we could,
It felt like I had tried various kinds of pudding with one pudding a day.
Eating pudding by brand and type.
Milk pudding and custard pudding.
Our country’s Petitchell seems to need to follow a lot.
Japan is definitely sweeter and softer.
I bought yakisoba from a stall selling yakisoba for cheap right in front of the hotel and it was very delicious as well.
And I found it easy to eat since it was like noodles, similar to okonomiyaki and takoyaki.
If you go to Dotonbori, there are pudding shops different from convenience store pudding.
There are stalls selling pudding.
Mataripudding
I can’t pass by without getting pudding since I love pudding.
When I told my husband I wanted to eat it, he bought one for me.
Less sweet than convenience store pudding,
It melted smoothly in my mouth with a creamier taste.
I ate some on the way to the airport to return home.
The pudding was bouncy and alive.
On the last day, I was wandering around Dotonbori planning to eat something before leaving.
One thing I regretted was that there was so much food that I didn’t get to eat Japanese ramen properly.
Instead of going to Ichiran,
I chose a ramen stall that had the letters “Gumyo” written on it.
Gumyo Ramen
We forgot to take photos and quickly wiped it out together with my husband.
I can’t believe such cheap street ramen is this delicious!!
Next time I go to Osaka, I will definitely visit this ramen shop again.
There was no greasy feeling typical of Japanese ramen, and it was a ramen that could be eaten cleanly in the mouth.
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