
Where to Eat Kanazawa Curry: Champion's Curry, a Pioneer Since 1961 at Omicho Market
Champion's Curry, founded in 1961, is one of the defining names in Kanazawa curry. This Omicho branch is in Omicho Market basement.
Eat & Drink
What you really want on a trip is the local food. We thoroughly cover the restaurants and food streets locals love, all visited in person! A collection of recommended spots well worth the trip.

Champion's Curry, founded in 1961, is one of the defining names in Kanazawa curry. This Omicho branch is in Omicho Market basement.

Komejirushi is a Japanese breakfast spot in Kanazawa, 1 min from Kanazawa Castle. Hagama-cooked Koshihikari rice with seasonal sides.

Sukiyaki Fujio in Osaka's Tenma offers solo sukiyaki in 3 flavors. Cook your own beef at the table—affordable, casual, and satisfying.

Takimi Koji is a retro dining street beneath Umeda Sky Building, featuring 20 restaurants, Showa-era decor, an Inari shrine, and a waterfall garden.

17 eateries and a fresh market on one floor under Daimaru Shinsaibashi. Korean chicken, sushi, wine, and fresh groceries — all in one stop.

Between ocean views and a deep-sea tank, Cafe R.O.F inside Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan serves blue soft serve, a 38cm hot dog, and more.

UMEDA FOOD HALL in Osaka's Hankyu Sanbangai offers 18 restaurants and 1,000 seats. A complete guide to all shops, menus, and how to visit.

Kappa Yokocho is a retro food alley under the tracks in Umeda, Osaka. Your guide to all 24 spots, from kushikatsu to fortune telling.

On the 2nd floor of Shin-Umeda Shokudogai, a retro food alley near Osaka Station since 1950, a small wine bar draws night owls to its 15-seat counter. Meet nighthawks.

Odoridako in Dotonbori serves takoyaki with a whole baby octopus in each ball. A must-try Osaka street food with stunning visuals and fresh taste.