Japanese Street Food in Osaka!! 🇯🇵 KING OF TUNA + 5 Foods You Have to Try in Osaka, Japan!

OSAKA, JAPAN - Welcome to Osaka, one of the food capitals of Japan and known for their amazing Japanese street food. Today I’ll be taking you to eat at 5 places that serve legendary Japanese street food!

When you’re in Osaka, you have a lot of delicious food to try, but don’t miss these 5 classic foods!

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[zJKOz]

man we're literally watching his child grow up. Its been so long

[kebosangar]

It's wonderful seeing your son growing up through your videos. Can't believe he's so big now and can follow you around. So adorable.

[JC-frmi]

Always appreciate how you are able to adjust with the crowd you're in and not alienate the locals at times. There are so so many travel/food influencers out there that comes to these places and just raise hell. Etiquette is great, not only with the people but the food. Respect.

[ThomasBenson-dtmt]

Mark the fact that you respect every culture and Cuisine across the Spectrum it's amazing

[blubirbs]

To think that Mark is shooting and editing content by himself and still producing quality content is amazing. A lot of food vlogger records things of them shoving food in their mouths and call it a day but Mark's videos are so much more. Thank you for bringing us along on your travels!

[chucktz]

Osaka has the best cuisines ever to pair up with drinks. The deep fried skewers looks perfect for pairing with cold beer, drinks, or cocktails. Japan always been one of my favorites for culinary treasures especially Osaka for having a foodie culture. Every location looks outstanding but Toyo-San was for sure one of my favorites for the personality, choice of protein, & enrichment. This tour is going to be a homerun hit from the gates!! Thanks Mark for bringing us back to Osaka!! Looking forward to the upcoming content!! Wishing safe travels and many blessings always!! Cheers!! 🍢🍡🥢🍻

[justinmcintosh]

Mark, your humility and respect is much of the reason for your popularity. This far in you are still so respectful.✊

[TimK]

The King of Tuna deserves praise. The last segment was incredible.

[VickyAdelia-bsyu]

Toyo-san is inspiring: hardworking, with positive energy in him spreading happiness and a great attitude. Such a fun display of cooking as well. Another great episode Mark!

[ninjawr]

I'm Japanese.
I learn English because I want to watch this channel videos.l
I'm so glad to watch this video！


私は日本人です。
私はこのチャンネルのビデオを見るために英語を学んでいます。
このビデオを見ることが出来て嬉しいです！

[oneminutechange]

Wow, this looks absolutely mouthwatering! It’s making me so jealous! I definitely need to try this in Osaka someday. Enjoy every bite! 😋🇯🇵

[adventure_onthedaily]

Wow, it’s so cool to see a place I visited in Osaka featured in a Mark video! The standing Udon bar in Shinsekai was one of the highlights of the food tour I took last year ❤

[thecloudnineeventsgroup.]

You are a hero in our household as we all love food & your videos.

[Eriklund]

Mark has the best genuine energy I’ve seen on YouTube and I watch lots of food YouTubers on here, big or little. He’s the most passionate

[beverlyteh]

Ahhh love the is Mark! I’ve been adventuring with you since your blog days! So wonderful to see you and your family doing so well. God Bless!!

[shaurishauri]

Wow Mark nice to welcome back you here in Japan and loving the delicacies. Please enjoy your stay especially your food trip.

[winniethepoohandeeyore]

That is 1 country I keep telling my husband we ARE going to. I'd fly into Tokyo, convert currency, get personal supplies we need, other things, hit some of the top street venders, get some bento boxes, drinks and head to the country sides, stay at Ryokans with onsen

[alaminprince]

In a world filled with noise, Mark's videos help me calm down and rest for a while.

[LisaGates]

I love the way you and your wife love food!!! Love Japanese food!!!

[selinaBARMAR]

I had a student from Osaka some years back and I think he was telling me about the foods of Osaka. I can see it seems to have a different twist than more common Japanese dishes. The first couple of foods look so delicious!