Review of Osaka travel by yourself, focusing on eating and traveling!

Review of Osaka travel by myself, very cold, eat a lot, travel a lot! Day 1 - Boarded the plane from Thailand at 12.00 noon, arrived at the airport in Japan at around 20.00. - Took the NANKINE train from the airport into downtown Osaka, NAMBA Station, then took the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line to the hotel, got off at Hommachi Station. - Checked in at Lub D Osaka Hotel, a Thai brand that just opened in Osaka, located in the Honmachi area, an area that goes through Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, and is a real shopping area. When you walk down from the hotel, there are a lot of things to shop for and shops! Day 2 - Universal Studios Japan, I bought tickets in advance and bought an Express Pass to enter the Super Nintendo World zone, which is an express pass for playing Mario Kart: Koopa’s Challenge, Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem, The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, and the highlight of the day, Harry Potter Forbidden Journey. - I spent the whole day at USJ because there were so many zones. We can walk to see every zone, but for other rides that we didn't buy Express Pass, we had to wait in line for quite a long time, 90-120 minutes. They will tell you how long the queue is for each ride. When I went, there were a lot of people, even on a weekday. - Eat Butterbeer in the Harry Potter zone, very sweet! - Before going back, stop by to eat Smoked Chicken, 1,000 yen each, Jarasic Park zone. The pieces are very big, 1,000 yen each, very delicious, and the line is very long. - After eating, stop by to see the light and sound show in the WATERWORLD zone, it's very magnificent. It's like a mountain exploded, burned the cottage! - Take the train back to Dotonbori, stop to take a picture with the Glico sign. - Eat Takoyaki Kukuru, the dough is soft, the skin is not crispy like in Thailand. But I like both types, they're fun to eat. - Eat Genrokuzushi conveyor belt sushi, starting at 135 yen per plate, good quality, delicious, and worth it. (Didn't take a picture) - Ichiran Ramen, a famous exam ramen shop The real long queue took about 1 hour. I would like to recommend that anyone who comes to Japan should come and eat here at least once because it is a restaurant that is famous all over the world because of its unique way of eating and ordering. It is like taking an exam. There is only one menu on the menu: Ichiran's signature Tonkatsu soup ramen. We can choose the level of softness, firmness of the noodles, oiliness, richness, spiciness of the soup, and whether or not to add garlic, spring onions, and chashu pork. - End the night with The Ramen War in Honmachi, a restaurant that we found on our way back to the hotel. So awesome! I had a good night's sleep. Day 3 - Yesterday, I got back to my room at midnight. I woke up late, so I stopped by to eat SHAKE SHACK to recharge. - Went to Osaka Castle, took pictures, and walked around to enjoy the atmosphere. - In the evening, I went for a walk in Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. I ate the Rikimaru beef buffet. I ordered the most expensive course at 5,588 yen per person and drinks for another 638 yen per person. The meat was so soft. I ate a lot and was very satisfied. Plus there are many other seafood and snack menus. - Finally, Kushikatsu Daruma Kushikatsu Daruma, fried food on a stick or Uncle Mustache's fried food shop! Another famous shop in Osaka. There are many branches. The first branch opened in 1929. For me, there is no menu that is not delicious, whether it is vegetables, cheese, seafood, or fried meat. As for the way to eat, the shop will prepare a bottle of sauce for you to pour on the fried food or squeeze it onto a plate and dip it. I recommend adding chili. It can increase the deliciousness many times over. Day 4 - Wake up early to find food at Osaka Kitchen or Kuromon Fish Market, which is a large and old fish market in Osaka. I must say that there are many things for sale, both fresh and cooked, shrimp, shellfish, crab, fish, everything is available. You can choose to taste and eat a lot. - I ate tuna at Kurogin Tuna Store. There are many sections to choose from. Take it to make sushi, sashimi, fresh fish, delicious and very sweet meat - Continue with eel rice at Takagi Suisan Seafood Restaurant, they give a lot and the eel pieces are very big - Go to Nara City, walk around Nara Park, play and feed the deer, take pictures with them, they are very friendly, but there are warning signs all over the place to be careful, some deer may bite or hurt humans - Then go to worship the Buddha, Daibutsu at Todaiji Temple, the largest wooden temple in the world and is also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once inside, I must say that it is beautiful, grand and magnificent. The entrance fee is 600 yen per person. - Return from Nara to Osaka, walk around, take pictures and find something to eat while watching the lights in the Shinseikai area. The Tsutenkaku Tower is the symbol. - Stop by to whet your appetite with conveyor belt sushi at Kura Sushi. The menu has sushi, sashimi, tempura and desserts. Delicious, good quality at a friendly price. - Then walk around and shop in Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. There are Uniqlo, GU and many other brands. - Open your taste buds by eating Cremia soft at Excelsior Caffé. It's sooo delicious!!! Soft serve ice cream with a 1000% milky aroma, just the right amount of sweetness. The texture is smooth and soft. I'm so impressed. - Then wait in line for 90 minutes to eat Okonomiyaki at Mizuno. The restaurant has been in the Michelin Guide for 7 consecutive years. I personally like it very much and can eat it again and again. - Continue eating gyoza at Osaka Ohsho. - Finish with dessert at Strawberry Mania. Daifuku with strawberry topping and juicy ice cream. Soft chewy daifuku with perfectly sweet strawberries. Day 5 - Visit Kyoto. - Kinkakuji Temple, another place in Japan that is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I must say that it is beautiful, gorgeous and spectacular. - Take a romantic train. I didn't take any pictures of the atmosphere because the leaves on the train had already fallen, so it wasn't very romantic. #Travelwithtrip2024 #TravelJapan #Japan #JapaneseFood #DeliciousTellOthers