Shinsaibashi Muse Hall

This live hall is by no means big, the stage is about 3-4 meters across, but this simply makes the place more intimate and a great place...

This gritty, all-standing live-house frequented by Japan's Generation X has been the launching pad for many a famous band in Japan. It is...

This famous live-house with branches in other major cities of Japan ranks up there with Blue Note as far as the fame of the artists who h...

This unusual museum seems appropriately located in the ever-bustling Ame-mura with all its emphasis on Western pop-culture. The 'artifact...

If you have an appetite for spicy sub-continental food, then this may be the place for you. When you want more, the waiters will bring wh...

The menu at this somewhat classically decorated and romantic Italian restaurant consists of about 10 pasta dishes which change depending...

Open only in the evenings, Wakamatsu is an unpretentious old-style dinner spot in Shinsaibashi with traditional Japanese matting on which...

Established over 70 years ago, this shop has been making ('omrice') omelet rice the same way for generations of customers. There are 10 d...

High-end Japanese beef is breaded, deep fried and served with a demiglaze sauce (clear beef gravy) alongside steamed seasonal vegetables...

This chic and popular restaurant in Yotsubashi offers lunchtime specials centered on couscous, a Mediterranean specialty that originated...

Shooby Dooby actually occupies four floors but this is not immediately apparent from street level. You can walk into the big modern resta...

Kushimaru specializes in serving high-quality Japanese beef grilled over charcoal; diners can enjoy their meals on an open patio. Despite...