Grand Front Osaka

The Grand Front Osaka complex is actually a combination of several buildings. Unfortunately, I didn’t research enough before visiting and assumed it was just one building, which left me feeling a bit lost while exploring. Overall, it’s a great place to visit, as long as you use the building floor plan to know where you are. The complex is welcoming and conveniently within walking distance of Osaka Station.

Grand Front Osaka is a fantastic destination for shopping and exploring! The variety of boutique stores is impressive, offering everything from high-end fashion to unique local finds. It’s a great place to browse and discover something special. The Christmas decorations were absolutely stunning and added a magical atmosphere to the whole experience—definitely a highlight of our visit! That said, the layout can be a bit confusing, especially for first-time visitors. It took some time to navigate between the different areas. Overall, it’s a lively and vibrant spot that’s worth checking out, especially during the holiday season.

Very nice and modern complex many restaurants cafes and luxury shops available Clean and well maintained buildings unfortunately when we went end of January Christmas decoration was removed but still the place itself is very nice we liked the green osaka part so much

Osaka Grand Front: Stylish, but Confusing The Osaka Grand Front is undoubtedly an architectural highlight, offering an elegant atmosphere for shopping and relaxation. The variety of stores, from international brands to Japanese designers, is impressive. Heavily Focused on Clothing and Somewhat Confusing Layout However, the selection is heavily focused on fashion. Those looking for other products may feel a bit limited. While the building's architecture is impressive, it can also be somewhat confusing. It's easy to get lost and have difficulty finding the desired store. Conclusion The Osaka Grand Front is a great place to browse, especially for fashion lovers. However, those seeking a wider variety of stores may be disappointed. The somewhat labyrinthine layout can also be frustrating. Overall, the Grand Front is a stylish shopping mall that still has room for improvement.

We went passed only to get to some attractions, umeda building if I'm not mistaken, so not much comments.... just The Grand Front Osaka complex is the sum of three buildings, Building Tower A in the South, and Tower B and C in the North n it huge, U could easily get lost in there... There are many brands/ stores / restaurants n so very crowded... One large shopping center in Japan, the only remarkable "icon" was the green bear at the fountain...

Massive one-stop shopping and entertainment centre, divided into North and South wings. From indoor shopping malls to outdoor areas with cafes and restaurants, this place definitely draws the crowds. Weekends are usually packed to the brim, so choose your day of visit wisely to maximise your outing. Overall a pleasant experience being here.

Modern mall, with less crowd. There is a hidden gem situated on top of the building where you can chill while enjoying city view and bunch of sakura trees

Various kinds of shops under two buildings, worth a visit.

All roads in Osaka leads into the Osaka Grand Front Mall. There are 3 buildings with plenty of shopping, food and grocery. The Osaka - JR rail is underneath all three buildings. First few days getting here was a maze to get around. The people here are very nice to help you find where you are going. Recommendation: Make sure you use google maps and you have a way to your destination. Highly recommend.

Located north of the Osaka train station, this place looks like a futuristic stadium from the outside. It is actually a large complex that consists of a shopping center, office space, and a residential tower. Tourists would only be interested in the shopping of course. In this case, the shopping area at first glance appeared to be a very modern and high end mall. However, the place is actually just very new (opened in 2013) and is not as expensive as it looks. It is actually a mix of all kinds of stores, both Western and Japanese. You will find some luxury brands like Prada and Armani. But you will also find Starbucks, Muji, Subway, and Coca Cola. Even if you are not shopping for anything, the architecture alone is impressive to look at. There is a huge outdoor seating area as well.

Grand Front Osaka is located in the shopping hub of Osaka. It is one of the biggest mall in Osaka with many fashion brands like Prada, Coach, LV and etc. I didn't end up buying anything from the mall. It was definitely nice to check out their biggest mall. Because of land lock and high value of real estate prices in Japan. The mall is very different from North American malls. It is built very rectangular shaped. Its like walking a wide isle. Definitely not the best design and the mall did feel very crowded in most places. Not airy at all. Seats are limited but it was not difficult to find a sitting place. There are three parts to the Grand Front Osaka mall. Tower A and B are mostly cloths or consumer goods stores. Tower C is mostly offices. On the bright side the mall is very easily assessable by transit.

This place is huge and you can easily get lost in it. There are tons of shops and restaurants so if you have some free time before heading out on a train, I'd recommend wandering around to kill time.

Pretty big shopping mall with over 260 shops and divided in several buildings: the first of these is the South Building which is basically a shopping mall, then there is the North Building which has two towers, one contains a large venue called Knowledge Capital with different interesting space for expositions. Not my favorite but good for luxury shopping!

Very nice building!!! Incredible variety of shops and restaurants. Escalators and elevators located throughout the building which is also close to several train stations.

The huge building soaring in front of Osaka Station consists of the north and south halls. Opening was terrible, because they were crowded with customers and visitors. So they were not able to afford to look around the shops slowly and carefully. I do not know how they are on Saturday and Sunday, but are not crowded so much now on weekdays. At first let's introduce me from south hall. This hall which comprises the tenant of fashion, gourmet, interior and beauty. There is a long line in front of Qu'il fait bon or a cafe and pattisserie on the second floor still now even on weekdays. The shop of pretty and fashionable interior is totally cafe itself of Paris. A shop opened in Sanjyo of Kyoto several years ago; it became the topic so I want to have tea and sweet here once. There are many stylish boutiques. I can find my favorite if even size matches me. But they may provide only 9 size of the clothes. It is regrettable! Next, in north hall there is Lab which performs various events, and a family seems to be able to enjoy it. I can enjoy the atmosphere of the floors and their layout are stylish. Cafes are found everywhere, but I am sorry that there is only one convenience store. Seven-Eleven is on the underground of the north hall. As for Family Mart, offices are for exclusive use. Because both halls are like mazes, be careful not to be at a loss.