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Osaka Omurice Restaurants: Where to Eat Omurice in Osaka


Looking for the best omurice in Osaka? In this post, we chose the Top 5 Best Omurice in Osaka so you know where to go for your omurice cravings.


Omurice, also known as "omuraisu," is a popular Japanese dish that combines elements of omelet and fried rice. The name "omurice" is derived from the words "omelet" and "rice." It is a comfort food that can be found in many Japanese homes, cafes, and restaurants.


The dish typically consists of a fluffy omelet made from beaten eggs, filled with fried rice and often accompanied by a savory sauce. The fried rice is commonly made with ingredients like chicken, vegetables (such as onions, carrots, and peas), and sometimes mushrooms. The rice is usually seasoned with ketchup, giving it a slightly sweet and tangy flavor.

To prepare omurice, the fried rice is first cooked and seasoned, and then it is placed in the center of a thin omelet. The omelet is folded over the rice, creating a neat package. Some variations may include additional toppings like cheese, diced tomatoes, or parsley for added flavor and presentation.



Once assembled, the omurice is often served with a drizzle of sauce on top. The sauce is typically made from a combination of ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, and sometimes soy sauce, giving it a rich and tangy taste. The sauce adds a delightful contrast to the mild flavors of the omelet and rice.


Today, omurice remains a popular and nostalgic dish in Japan, enjoyed by people of all ages. It has also gained international recognition and can be found in Japanese restaurants around the world.



Top 5 Best Omurice Restaurants in Osaka

Omurice is a versatile dish that can be customized with various ingredients and seasonings to suit individual preferences. It has evolved, and various regional variations have emerged throughout Japan. Some versions incorporate different fillings like beef, seafood, or curry-flavored rice. Additionally, chefs and home cooks have experimented with different sauces and toppings, further diversifying the dish. In Osaka, you can find a bunch of them. Here are the Top 5 Best Omurice in Osaka:


1. Hokkyokusei

One of the most popular chains of traditional omurice in Osaka, Hokkyokusei has cemented itself in the omurice space. Dining is traditional as you eat on tatami mats. Hokkyokusei’s main branch is in Shinsaibashi while it has other branches in Namba and Umeda.


Price: From 1,000 yen


Hours: 11:30 am to 9:30 pm


Location: 2 Chome-7-27 Nishishinsaibashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka



2. Muguni

If you are looking for generous portions of omurice, Muguni serves them. Try their omurice with Kobe beef and cheese and truffles!


Price: From 1,500 yen


Hours: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm


Location: 2 Chome-9-5 Nishishinsaibashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka


Contact: +81 6-6212-5068



3. Naniwa Omuraisu

Naniwa Omuraisu is a one-man operation, so you might wonder why it’s slow. However, it’s worth the wait. Their specialty is the mixed fried topping with a rich and flavorful sauce, perfect for the omurice experience. You may also try their omurice with fried meats, seafood, and pork tonkatsu and cheese.


Price: From 2,000 yen


Hours: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm


Location: 3 Chome-11-27 Minamisenba, Chuo Ward, Osaka


Contact: +81 6-6245-7206



4. Katoriina Omurice

This tiny unassuming restaurant has one of the best omurice in Osaka. When you get here, try their triple set composed of deep-fried shrimp, pork cutlet, and cream croquette.


Price: From 1,000 yen


Hours: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm


Location: 3 Chome-11 Nanbasennichimae, Chuo Ward, Osaka



5. Jiyuken

Jiyuken is a Japanese curry restaurant that serves delectable omurice. They have a good range of omurice options with toppings like pork cutlet and cheese.


Price: From 1,000 yen


Hours: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm (closed on Monday)


Location: 3 Chome-1-34 Nanba, Chuo Ward, Osaka


Contact: +81 6-6631-5564

 

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