Namba, Osaka

Kushinobo Osaka Hozenji Main Store

RestaurantKushikatsu Restaurant

串の坊 大阪法善寺本店

Source checked 2026-08-23
The appeal is the steady rhythm of skewers served straight from the fryer.
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A precise version of the Kushinobo format

This is the Hozenji home base of a kushikatsu specialist founded in Osaka in 1950. Seasonal ingredients arrive one skewer at a time, with counter seats for watching the frying and tables for a slower group meal.

Kushinobo began in Osaka in 1950. Its defining format is creative kushikatsu made from seasonal ingredients and served in sequence, rather than a single plate arriving all at once.

Why this branch, specifically

Choose this branch when the history matters as much as the meal: it is the clearest place to connect Kushinobo's present-day omakase format with its Osaka origin.

Telephone
06-6211-1161
Public price band
Lunch ¥2,000–2,999; dinner ¥6,000–7,999
Room
60 seats; counter and tables; private room for up to eight
Visitor note
English menu listed; no affiliated parking
Verified
2026-08-23; recheck before travel

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