Restaurants (Wine) in Kitashinchi Sta.

[4 minutes walk from Kitashinchi, enjoy the seasonal flavors in a high-quality space] Monthly course meals available ◇

"Celebrating 31 years! A Japanese Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy sake and wine" ■Private rooms available ■Maximum capacity of 55 people ■5 minutes from Kitashinchi/Yodoyabashi

Entertainment, dates, companions, anniversaries, birthday celebrations We cut the highest quality meat after you order it!

This is a new genre of fisherman's cuisine, run by Maeda, a lifelong chef who pursues delicious ways to eat Seafood.

3 minutes from Higashi Umeda Station ■Top-quality pork shabu shabu & Wagyu beef sukiyaki! Comparison course of tasting brand pork 5,500 yen◎

[5 minutes walk from Umeda station] All seats are private rooms! Enjoy creative Japanese Japanese-style meal made with Kuroge Wagyu beef and fresh fish in an elegant private room.

Enjoy seasonal Japanese Cuisine while enjoying the view from 142m above ground. Fully equipped with private rooms for welcome and farewell parties.

[A classic Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) on Umeda Higashi-dori] 120 seats with a Japanese theme and plenty of charm! Private rooms available for large groups

1 minute walk from Kitashinchi Station. Open on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays!

A relaxing Japanese-style Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with large and small private rooms for everything from casual dining to selection to banquets.

We accept reservations for various banquets. We have various seats available depending on the number of people! Please feel free to contact us!

Savor the sumptuous seasonal cuisine and craftsmanship in a luxurious space. For anniversaries and meals with loved ones

Popular Japanese Japanese-style meal, Sushi, and over 50 types of sake★Premier course 3,000 yen off★Completely private room for 4 to 60 people

[5 minutes walk from Umeda Station] A hideaway-like old private house shop in Umeda, Osaka, full of exoticism.

Private rooms available for 2 to 40 people! Enjoy Creative Cuisine while sitting comfortably on a sunken kotatsu table.