J's Gate Dining launches Osaka Kitchen | J's Gate Dining推出大阪厨房
Osaka Kitchen is known for their popular signature Osaka dishes, including okonomiyaki and yakisoba which features food cooked on an iron griddle in front of diners.
Currently they offers some great deal set meals which comes along together with an Appetizer, Seared Specialty Sesame Tofu, Japanese Omelet with Pork Belly and Grilled Avocado with Melted Cheese.
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Japanese Okonomiyaki from Osaka Kitchen
Osaka Kitchen J's Gate Dinning, Lot 10 Kuala Lumpur.
Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き)is a Japanese savory pancakes containing a variety of ingredients. The name is derived from the word Okonomiyaki meaning how you like or what you like, and yaki meaning grill.
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Relaxed, family-run Teppanyaki restaurant in Osaka, Japan. Several Japanese dishes are getting prepared: Yakisoba, Okonomiyaki, beef tongue and a mix of egg, vegetables with meat - Price: 20 USD / Location: Toganochō, 11, Umeda, Osaka, Japan
OSAKA, JAPAN'S KITCHEN - Japan - Vlog #7 - Dotonbori, Osaka
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After a five hour transit, we arrive in the city of Osaka where we spend three nights binge eating from the seemingly endless number of restaurants in Dotonbori. Often referred to as Japan's kitchen, Osaka is the central hub for experiencing authentic and unique Japanese cuisine.
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In this Japan travel guide, we are sharing 25 things to do in Osaka!
Affectionately known as Japan’s Kitchen, Osaka was the first stop of our trip to Japan and a wonderful place to eat! We dove straight into the local cuisine visiting markets, street food stalls, and restaurants that required ordering from ticket vending machines.
But our trip to Osaka (大阪市) wasn’t all food. In between all the eating, we also managed to visit towering skyscrapers, hidden temples, and retro gaming arcades - all of them complete surprises.
So if you’re curious about what there is to see and do in this city, stick around and let us show you 25 things to do in Osaka, Japan!
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1) Shitennoji Temple (四天王寺) + Gokuraku-jodo Gardens (極楽浄土) / ¥300+300
2) Tennoji Park (天王寺公園) / Free
3) Keitakuen Garden (慶沢園) / ¥150
4) Horikoshi Shrine (堀越寺) / Free
5) Try matcha ice cream (抹茶アイスクリーム) / ¥350
6) Abeno Harukas Garden 16th Floor (あべのハルカス) / Free
7) Osaka Castle Park (大阪城公園) / Free
8) Osaka Castle Observation Deck 8th Floor / ¥600
9) Namba Yasaka Shrine (難波八阪神社) / Free
10) Dotonbori (道頓堀) / Free
11) Osaka Street Food / ¥150-500
12) Kuromon Ichiba Market (黒門市場) / Free
13) Ramen (ラーメン) / ¥800-1000
14) Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き) / ¥1250
15) Umeda Sky Building (梅田スカイビル) - ¥1500
16) Japanese Breakfast / ¥500-600
17) Osaka Museum of Housing and Living / ¥600
18) Conveyor Belt Sushi (回転寿司) / ¥100
19) Den Den Town (日本橋) / Free
20) Taito Station (太東駅) / ¥100
21) Shinsekai (新世界) / Free
22) Retro Gaming Arcade / ¥100
23) Japanese Baseball Hanshin Tigers (阪神タイガース) / ¥1900-4500
24) Korea Town / Free
25) Nara Day Trip (奈良市)
Transportation in Osaka, Japan:
Now a quick note on transportation in Osaka (大阪市). When it comes to getting around the city, subways and trains are your best bet.
We spent our first few days buying one-way tickets and day passes, which in retrospect was a bit of a headache. The easiest thing to do is to get a prepaid card where you can load money as needed.
Osaka’s version of this card is called Icoca, but you can also use Pasmo and Suica in the city.
And that’s a wrap for our Osaka travel guide. We hope you found this video helpful and that it gave you some ideas of things to do in Osaka on your own trip.
If you have any other suggestion of things to do in Osaka that you think we missed on this visit, feel free to share your suggestions with fellow travellers in the comments below.
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25 Things to do in Osaka, Japan Travel Guide:
Welcome to Osaka (大阪市)! Affectionately known as Japan's Kitchen, this was the first stop or our trip and a wonderful place to eat. We dove straight into the local cuisine visiting markets, street food stalls, and restaurants that required ordering from ticket vending machines. But our trip to Osaka (大阪市) wasn’t all
food. In between all the eating, we also managed to visit towering skyscrapers, hidden temples, and retro gaming arcades - all of them complete surprises. So if you’re curious about what there is to see and do in this city, stick around and let us show you 25 things to do in Osaka, Japan!
And that’s a wrap for our Osaka travel guide. We hope you found this video helpful and that it gave you some ideas of things to do in Osaka on your own trip. If you have suggestions of things to do in Osaka feel free to share your suggestions in the comments below. Stay tuned for more Japan travel videos on this channel!
This is part of our Travel in Japan video series showcasing Japanese food, Japanese culture and Japanese attractions. Stick around for more Japan travel videos on this channel!
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Osaka Street Food Guide: Dotonbori ★ ONLY in JAPAN #23 大阪道頓堀食い倒れ挑戦
Osaka is known as Japan's kitchen and for good reason! It's loaded with some of the best and cheapest restaurants and street stands anywhere.
Enter Dotonbori, the old entertainment district of Osaka that's also ground zero for cheap and easy to find street food. John Daub and Kevin Riley, a long-term resident of Osaka take their stomachs down the Dotonbori strip. We also introduce a very Osakan word: Kuidaore meaning eat until you drop!
Street food on Dotonbori:
★ Takoyaki
Called octopus ball by newbies to Japan, these round treats normally come topped with a tangy thick soy sauce, Japanese mayonaise, and dried fish and seaweed. Some shops go even further adding half boiled eggs or mountains of green negi!
A bowl of 6 to 8 balls costs 380 to 450 Yen.
Recommended shop: Creo-Ru Takoyaki
★ Kushikatsu
Another Osaka specialty you can find at a few stands. It's skewered and battered meats and vegetables deep fried until golden. pTake each skewer and dip it once in the special bath bin near the table or register. You won't be disappointed! Vegetables start at 60 yen and meats at 150 yen. Large Tiger Shrimps can go for 380 yen for one! Prices are listed on the menu outside the shop.
★ Gyoza
Osaka has it's own variety of dumplings. What's different? It's cheaper and made in Osaka! 180 yen for 6 gyoza!
★ Ramen
A few shops serve up hot bowls on the street side. Get a ticket at the vending machine for about 600 yen and enjoy!
Recommended shop: Kinryu Ramen (The one with the Dragon!)
★ Crab legs
Who would have thought crab was big in Osaka, but one of the most dominant restaurants serve them char-grilled right at the front of the street. The also have kani miso or crab brains served in a half shell. 500 yen for that. Yum.
Recommended shop: Kani Doraku
★ More!!!
The more you walk around, the more Dotonbori will surprise you.
JAPAN STREET FOOD SERIES on ONLY in JAPAN
Tokyo (Ameyoko / Ueno)
Hiroshima (Miyajima Island)
Nara
Tokyo (Shibamata)
Sapporo (Ramen)
Kyoto (Nishiki Market)
Osaka (Dotonbori)
Special thanks to Kevin Riley and the managers of the restaurants along Dotonbori.
This show has been created and produced by John Daub ジョン・ドーブ. He's been living and working in Japan for over 16 years and regularly reports on a TV show for Japan's International Channel.
OSAKA FOOD • OSAKA'S TOP MICHELIN STARRED RESTAURANT
Rated one of the top 10 Michelin starred restaurants in Osaka, today we head off to the heard of Shinsaibashi to try out this amazing one-starred Michelin eatery by Kigawa Asai.
If you’ve never experienced an “omakase course” (which refers to a meal in which the food/course is designed by the chef), then Asai is the perfect place to try!
Not only are the set courses very reasonable in price, but the dishes are beautifully presented and full of amazing flavour.
Sitting right by the counter you have an intimate view of how every dish is prepared, leaving the experience a truly memorable one dining on traditional yet innovative mouth-watering dishes.
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Traditional Japanese Breakfast in Osaka, Japan
Join us as try eating traditional Japanese Breakfast in Osaka, Japan at a 24 hour restaurant we found near the apartment we were staying at in Osaka, Japan. Given our struggles with jet lag we had already been up for several hours when we ventured off to grab some breakfast in Osaka. It was so early the metro stations had not even opened and we had more of a hangover crowd rather than businessmen and women heading off to work. We noticed this little 24 hour restaurant nearby Nagahoribashi Station, next door to Yoshinoya. Sorry, we forget the name of this place and it isn't on Google maps but if you find the Yoshinoya just outside of this station you'll see the restaurant just to the right of it.
In terms of the traditional Japanese breakfast we ended up eating a lot of standard items such as rice, fish, tofu, miso soup, ginger, Nattō, tea and other things. It felt like a very healthy way to start the day with decent amount of protein, functional carbs and nothing to sugary. In fact it was more of a salty and savoury breakfast which we enjoyed because we didn't have a sugar crash afterwards.
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Traditional Japanese Breakfast in Osaka, Japan Food Travel Video Transcript:
Good morning guys. It is another early start for this jet lagged duo. It is right now it is 4:52 in the morning and we've already been up for what an hour and a half? Since 2:30.
We figured since we are up early let's go have some breakfast but not any breakfast. This is going to be a traditional Japanese breakfast. We noticed a place when we were up jet lagged the previous morning it was open 24 hours. It is a chain restaurant and we're going to go there and grab some traditional Japanese breakfast. Let's go eat.
We just finished placing our order. We got a little ticket from the machine. And then we handed it the ticket to the server. She ripped it in half. We get to keep this. Breakfast is here.
For Japanese breakfast we did a little bit of research. To see what the typical dishes are. And it usually includes steamed rice. Miso soup. A protein like grilled fish. We've got some tofu going on. We've got a raw egg. This looks like some kind of porridge. Um it says nori. So a dry seasoned seaweed. I'm seeing a little bit of that sprinkled on this thing. There are some additional side dishes we might order too.
I mean you can always go to the machine and order some individual little dishes. Yeah. If you want more rice or if you want more egg. It also says Nattō fermented soy beans. And I did notice that on the menu. We just didn't get the meal that comes with the soy beans. I'll probably I'll see if I can order that later. Fermented soy beans? I think we got the main items of a Japanese breakfast.
In total came to 490 and 590 Yen. Yeah. Which in total was $9.80 USD. Incredible value. It was a complete breakfast. I really liked having protein and some healthy carbs with the rice and just there is a lot of variety and it was thoughtfully prepared too. I hope you guys enjoyed taking a look at this traditional Japanese breakfast and we'll have more food and travel videos for you coming soon from Japan.
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Japan's Kitchen —The Best Iconic Osaka, Japan Street Foods!
Having heard that Osaka was considered Japan's Kitchen, us gluttonous two HAD to go. So we boarded the Shinkansen (the amazing cool Japan bullet train) and made our way over! The first video from our mini-Osaka two-day trip, we decided to do ALL the most iconic Osaka foods on Day 1. Join us from crabby conundrums, squidie squandering, and cheesecake cha-cha-chas!
Osaka Hibachi Chef
Our team lunch on December 1, 2015 at Osaka restaurant in Eden Prairie. Our hibachi chef was entertaining.