Osaka, Japan｜Super delicious seafood rice bowl

If you want to visit a local market in Osaka, I would recommend the Kizu Market, which has a history of more than 300 years. Fruits, dry goods, ingredients and sashimi are all very cheap. You can also go to the morning market held on the second and last Saturday of every month. To feel the vitality of Osaka people, you might as well have breakfast here to replenish your energy before visiting the market. The Kizu Fish Market Restaurant that I visited this time is very popular among locals and tourists. It is located at the entrance of the Kizu Market, a 2-minute walk from Daikokucho Station on the subway. It has a full range of signature dishes, including ordinary rice bowls. It’s also a good value for money. There are only 4 tables in the shop, so it was full early. When I arrived at 7:00 that day, I had to queue for about 20 minutes. While waiting to be seated, I decided to try the tuna and it was so full. If you choose the full-to-eat series, the store staff will lay out the ingredients in front of everyone's eyes, and wait for everyone's camera to be ready before starting. The picture of thick-cut tuna stacked into small hills is quite shocking, and it only takes half a minute to stack it. 🤣, although the tuna doesn’t melt in your mouth, it still tastes soft and has an umami fish aroma. It’s a must-try for tuna lovers. In addition, the included soup is made with a large amount of fish bones and is full of umami. Drink it to finish your breath. Full. 💸こぼれ本マグロ丼 / Full to full toro 丼 4,000 yen 📍Seafood 丼専店 Kizu Fish Market Canteen / 食べログ 3.54 〒556-0012 Shikitsu Higashi 2-chome 2-8, Naniwa-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture ⌛️Waiting time Thursday 7:05 AM / 20 minutes in line 🏦Business hours 06:00-13:00 / Closed on Wednesdays (Kizu Market is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays) #日本must-go check-in spots