Explore the photogenic Showa-era retro atmosphere of Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street area! Enjoy Osaka's gourmet food, including croquettes and yakisoba.

Located right next to Osaka's Tsutenkaku Tower, Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street is a noteworthy spot that has been revitalized by next-generation creators after many shops closed down in this historic shopping district. You can enjoy strolling through the retro scenery while snacks such as croquettes and minced meat cutlets. Many establishments serve alcohol from midday, and the area can get quite lively with visitors early in the day. If you visit in conjunction with sightseeing at Tsutenkaku Tower or exploring Shinsekai, you can enjoy both gourmet food and a retro streetscape all at once.

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A street of food stalls renovated from a Showa-era retro market.
With its cluster of unique food stalls, this area is perfect for a pub crawl and is conveniently located to combine with sightseeing in Tsutenkaku Tower and Shinsekai.
The estimated time required is 30 minutes to 2 hours.

What is Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street Food Area?

Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street is a vibrant food and drink spot featuring unique food stalls, created by utilizing the shuttered streets of Shinsekai Market, a long-established shopping district in Osaka's Shinsekai area. It serves as a gathering place for locals and is also a popular base for tourists to experience Osaka's unique food culture. In recent years, it has attracted attention from both domestic and international visitors as a "new tourist attraction in Osaka."

The rows of red lanterns overhead make this a popular spot for taking photos.

Food stalls featuring active idols and cyberpunk-themed food stalls — You'll find a variety of unique shops, including stalls run by active idols and cyberpunk-themed stalls.

"Imagination Pika Space," run by Haruki Kumagai, who also operates Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street, offers shisha for sale.

A specialty shop selling animal print apparel with a — In the shopping district, shops other than food stalls are also open. A specialty store selling animal print apparel, reminiscent of "the Typical Osaka Auntie," is proving popular.

Gonbei, a long-established restaurant, has relocated from under the railway tracks in Nishinari and reopened after renovations.

What kind of food can you enjoy at Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street?

A wide variety of street food is available, including oden, beef skewers, and fried chicken. Some stalls even allow you to bring in items purchased from the pickle shops and bakeries in the shopping district. You can enjoy it in many ways, whether you're sharing food while strolling around or hopping from stall Bar-hop with a drink in hand.

What other nearby places can you enjoy together with this spot??

The food stall area is located just a 2-minute walk from Tsutenkaku Tower, making it easily accessible for combining with sightseeing at the observation deck, visiting the Billiken statue, and exploring nearby kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) restaurants. Incorporating the entire Shinsekai area into your walking route allows you to efficiently enjoy a truly Osaka experience.

What is a reasonable length of stay?

If you're just looking to try the food, you can see everything in about 30 minutes. Since all eight shops are open, if you want to enjoy drinking at various places, it's best to set aside 1-2 hours.

How do I get to Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street?

Located just a 1-minute walk from Ebisucho Station on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line and an 8-minute walk from Dobutsuen-mae Station on the Midosuji and Sakaisuji Lines, it boasts excellent accessibility. It's also within walking distance of Tsutenkaku Tower and the Tennoji area, making it a convenient stop during sightseeing.

Edited by: Ningen Henshusha

Shinsekai Market Food Stall Street

1-20-10 Ebisuhigashi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture

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Opening hours: Varies by store

Holiday: Varies by store

Access: Approximately 1 minute walk from Ebisucho Station on the Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line / Approximately 8 minute walk from Dobutsuen-mae Station on the Midosuji Line and Sakaisuji Line

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