Hotel Noum Osaka

Osaka Castle boasts a rich history since 1597, encircled by stunning gardens and moats, with an informative museum revealing its storied past.

A cozy guesthouse nestled in Osaka's Yoshino Valley, offering fully equipped rooms with kitchenettes, family-friendly vibes, and breezy self-check-in.

Tucked away in a cozy second-floor spot in Shinsaibashi, this Michelin-starred seafood haven offers an immersive omakase experience with breathtaking kaiseki presentation.

Just a seven-minute stroll from JR Namba Station, JAM Horie is a well-organized vintage haven in Osaka, boasting a massive selection of styles from casual tees to iconic denim.

Nestled in a simple space, Mugito Mensuke serves up innovative ramen with a rich broth and handcrafted noodles, drawing eager crowds in Osaka.

This cozy, standing-only udon spot serves up handmade, perfectly chewy noodles and crispy tempura, making for a cheerful, quick meal that locals love.

This laid-back hotel near Dotonbori offers comfy rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a charming vibe, making it a solid budget choice for Osaka adventurers.

This popular spot serves up Osaka-style Okonomiyaki pancakes with an array of toppings, drawing eager crowds willing to wait for the tasty experience.

Nishi-ku is a trendy area known for cool fashion, furniture, and home goods boutiques around Horie Park, a charming city square. The Horie district is also filled with cafes, traditional Japanese eateries, and lively bistros serving a range of international cuisines. Peaceful Utsubo Park, a favorite spot for picnickers, contains a rose garden, and, across the Kizu River, the Kyocera Dome hosts pro baseball games.

La Cime is an intimate French-Japanese gem where each exquisite dish dances between art and flavor, all while the chef’s creativity shines in minimalist elegance.