Most reviewed places in Osaka, Japan

👍👍 Go to the basement floor which has all kinds of food stalls and specialty stores. Go there an hour before closing and most of the packaged food items will be discounted like 30% or Y300 off. It’s great deal for budget travel. They also have very good yogurt drinks and other bakery items.

Upscale mall featuring brand-name retailers, restaurants, a movie theater & rooftop garden.

Underground shopping mall in the city center offering restaurants & a prayer room.

Lively department store featuring a variety of popular retailers, along with restaurants.

Scandinavian chain selling ready-to-assemble furniture, plus textiles, lighting & home decor.

Shopping mall featuring youth-oriented fashions, plus an iconic giant Ferris wheel on the roof.

Contemporary indoor/outdoor observation deck with panoramic city views, an eatery, cafe & gift shop.

Shinto shrine with a peaceful garden, plus structures rebuilt repeatedly since the 3rd century.

Famed giant billboard installed in 1935 as an advertisement for the Glico confectionery company.

Restored Buddhist temple first built in 593 with a 5-story pagoda, statues & ponds with turtles.

Relaxed rooms in a refined property offering 19 restaurants & bars, plus a gym & an indoor pool.

Cheerful, multilevel retail complex at a transit hub offering stores & eateries in 2 buildings.

Convenience store selling groceries, toys, footwear & other household items.

This 112.5m Ferris wheel holds 480 passengers & offers panoramic views plus illumination shows.

👍👍 An amazing dinning experience available in different locations throughout Japan, but we enjoyed ours most in Osaka. Quick and tasty, but take your time enjoying the savory cuts you get to cook to your own delight at your table. Very friendly and efficient staff. Some waiting likely during dinning...

Modern, multi-level mall with a variety of clothing & jewelry stores, plus casual eateries.

👍 Lots of good small local restaurants (many hold <10 guests). Good for individuals or couples; groups larger than 3 or 4 would have a hard time finding seats.

Venue used for sports & concerts, from pro wrestling to classical music, seating 16,000 people.

Sprawling mall close to Universal Studios with Western-style restaurants, shops, hotels & a museum.

Busy underground corridor between subway stations lined with eateries & stores of all kinds.