Kuromon Ichiba Market

#Osaka Itinerary Kuromon Market, known as the "Kitchen of Osaka", has a history of over a hundred years. It was originally a wholesale market for restaurants and chefs to purchase ingredients, but has now transformed into a tourist food paradise for the general public. There are over 150 shops here selling fresh seafood, meat, fruit, desserts and traditional Japanese cuisine. What attracts tourists most are the many stalls serving fresh food, such as grilled wagyu beef, sea urchin donburi, sushi, fried food and skewers, which are served upon order, reasonably priced and extremely fresh. Many stores also provide menus in foreign languages, allowing foreign tourists to order food easily. The high-quality strawberries and melons sold in the fruit shop are also very popular. The market is about 600 meters long and can be easily walked through. There are also Dotonbori and Namba shopping districts nearby that can be visited in conjunction. It is recommended to go in the morning to avoid crowds and popular items being sold out. Whether you are a foodie, food photography enthusiast or want to experience the local food culture, Kuromon Market is a must-visit place in Osaka.