Whether you’re craving a strong sugar hit or a succulent savory dish, Dotonbori has all your favorite street foods in one place!
5 fun (and delicious) things to do in Osaka
Osaka is known for its vibrant night life, bright neon signs, and delicious street food. Here are 5 fun things to do (and eat) in Osaka!
Zerohachi Yakiniku is Osaka’s best halal Japanese BBQ restaurant
For Muslims, it can be challenging to find halal meat in Japan. Zerohachi Yakiniku provides an all-you-can-eat BBQ meat fix at a fair price!
Hafez is the best halal Iranian restaurant in Osaka
Named after the Arabic word meaning “guardian,” Hafez truly takes on the role as the gatekeeper of halal Iranian food in Osaka!
Halal Ramen Naniwaya is Osaka’s Muslim-friendly Japanese diner
Serving up delicious ramen, succulent wagyu beef, and crispy fried entrées, Halal Ramen Naniwaya is a God-send for Muslims in Osaka!
5 reasons to visit Universal Studios Japan even without a ticket
Universal Studios Japan is more than a bunch of rollercoaster rides and popcorn stands. Here are 5 unique reasons you’ll love USJ in Osaka.
Namba Yasaka Shrine is one of Osaka’s most underrated icons
Easily the most unique shrine I’ve ever been to is the striking demon head of Namba Yasaka Shrine, a surprisingly under-visited monument.
The 3 best types of soba noodles in Japan and where to find them
If you’ve kept up with this blog, you know how much I love soba noodles! Here’s a quick guide to a few of the best types of soba in Japan!
Cafe hopping in Japan – a day at Tennoji MIO
Cafe hopping is one of the most important skills as a freelancer working on the move. Last week, I spent a day exploring cafes in Osaka!
Hotel Beaver – Osaka’s cheapest accommodation choice?
In the heart of Osaka’s Nishinari ward, Hotel Beaver offers ridiculously low prices with unexpectedly amazing facilities!
Gohanya Homare – the best tempura soba in Osaka?
An almost camouflaged restaurant hidden in the backstreets of Osaka’s Nishinari ward, Gohanya Homare may be the best tempura soba in Japan.
Tennis in Japan – how to get involved as a foreigner
As a foreigner, it may seem intimidating to get into tennis in Japan, but by following these simple steps, you’ll be on a court in no time!