Thanks so much Critical! It is definitely a cool place and I JUST found out about it! I used to pass through Osaka station all the time for work and am sad that I never knew about this gem back then! Next time you're in Osaka, definitely visit this place!
Thanks so much Vince! It'll be a while until we can go back out and enjoy the foods around Japan, but as soon as we can, we will! Where did you go in Japan?
Paradise for me, I would looove to try everything to get an impression of what to expect around Osaka. Such a beautiful video, loaded with a huge variety of delicious food, it was a joy to watch. Thanks to you both^^//
Thank you so much my friend! Good to see you again :D Yes, this is a wonderful spot for grabbing a bite to eat! I'm not sure if you've noticed, but it's full of old people. It's actually really popular with older folks, as they grew up with the snack park. But it's also a great place for younger people too, especially around the evening when the shops sell drinks to go along with the meals! I really think you'd enjoy eating here a lot! So many varieties of foods for super low prices! Mrs. Eats and I are already planning on going back again ;)
Thanks Ray! There are 15 stalls there. 14 are permanent and one is a temporary stall that has its offerings rotated. When we went, it was set up as a spot to get coffee, but it'll change throughout the year. I'm sure you'll really enjoy the omurice! It was so soft and silky with excellent flavor! Ikayaki was interesting and although I don't see myself craving it, I'm glad I got to try it!
I've been to Osaka but sadly i was not there! I'm totally going there next April! The first time i was in Osaka i tried Oden at a market, it was freaking delicious, fell inlove with daikon!
Thanks so much for watching! You're Awesome! You'll get to visit the Snack Park soon then! It really is a great place to eat, so I'm sure you're going to love it! Also, odem is awesome, isn't it? Daikon is one of my favorites! Another one that you should try is called "mochi bukuro". It's mochi and meat wrapped up like a pouch in a sheet of fried tofu. It absorbs all of the awesome broth and is just ooey, gooey, and delicious!
WOW! Ms. Eats is a natural in front of the camera! I need to try that Curry Omurice. I tend to avoid tomato sauces so this sounds like a great alternative for me! The ginger on the bonito looked a little too fibrous for my liking but all the fish looked incredibly fresh and well prepared! That ramen seems like s steal for 350円
Thanks so much! She's super flattered with your comment! She actually told me to remove her from the video because she felt stiff, but she didn't believe me when I told her that she did a good job! Now she feels better after your comment, heheh! Yes, we were really blown away by the quality of food here for the price! Honestly, a three dollar omurice doesn't sound like it'd be that good, but gosh darnit, that thing was HEAVEN! It definitely is due to it being part of the Hanshin department store. Hanshin is known for having the best and tastiest food when it comes to department store food. When you make it down to Osaka, definitely give this place a visit! I'm sure you'll love it!
Another awesome video Ken (& Ms. Eats!). Both very natural on camera. Very entertaining (& funny... grandpa), and delicious looking. :) Are you shooting with your iphone (4K)? & editing in final cut? ...just curious. Looks great!
Hey Jim, thanks for watching! Mrs. Eats is happy from your comment! She doesn't think she looks and sounds natural on camera, but she is! I think she'll realize it the more screen time she gets! As for gear, I'm shooting with the GH5 (hence the terrible pulsing in the background, lol) and the osmo pocket. Both shot at 1080 and upscaled to 4k. Apparently, TH-cam uses different compression methods depending on whether you upload 1080 footage or 4k footage. If you upload 4k (even if it's upscaled from 1080), there's less compression, which means that your fake "4k" footage will look better than if you just uploaded at 1080. Editing done in Premiere (I've since jumped ship from macs!)
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I’m so confused why you don’t have more followers your videos are so good makes me so hungry ahah
Wow, sounds like an incredible place! And cheap too! Everything you ate looked amazing. Great video, guys!
Thanks so much Critical! It is definitely a cool place and I JUST found out about it! I used to pass through Osaka station all the time for work and am sad that I never knew about this gem back then! Next time you're in Osaka, definitely visit this place!
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This is an amazing find! Appreciate the recommendation ::))
I just booked a trip to Osaka in the Fall, and after seeing this video, I definitely will check out that snack park! Thank you!!!
This makes me miss Japan so much; especially the food. Looking forward to more of your videos to make me hungry; keep up the hustle!
Thanks so much Vince! It'll be a while until we can go back out and enjoy the foods around Japan, but as soon as we can, we will! Where did you go in Japan?
@@StraightUpEats We were able to go to Tokyo, Osaka, Hiroshima, and Kyoto! We spent a little over 3 weeks total in all 4 places!
Paradise for me, I would looove to try everything to get an impression of what to expect around Osaka. Such a beautiful video, loaded with a huge variety of delicious food, it was a joy to watch. Thanks to you both^^//
Thank you so much my friend! Good to see you again :D Yes, this is a wonderful spot for grabbing a bite to eat! I'm not sure if you've noticed, but it's full of old people. It's actually really popular with older folks, as they grew up with the snack park. But it's also a great place for younger people too, especially around the evening when the shops sell drinks to go along with the meals! I really think you'd enjoy eating here a lot! So many varieties of foods for super low prices! Mrs. Eats and I are already planning on going back again ;)
Thank you for the video! The price is so cheap so hopefully they didn’t skyrocket the price now as i will be in Osaka in a few days!!
That little food market looks awesome! How many stalls were there? I wanna try that omurice and ikayaki!
Thanks Ray! There are 15 stalls there. 14 are permanent and one is a temporary stall that has its offerings rotated. When we went, it was set up as a spot to get coffee, but it'll change throughout the year.
I'm sure you'll really enjoy the omurice! It was so soft and silky with excellent flavor! Ikayaki was interesting and although I don't see myself craving it, I'm glad I got to try it!
Hopefully this place is still rockin and rollin when I visit. This all looks so unbelievably delicious and so amazingly affordable too.
I've been to Osaka but sadly i was not there! I'm totally going there next April! The first time i was in Osaka i tried Oden at a market, it was freaking delicious, fell inlove with daikon!
Thanks so much for watching! You're Awesome!
You'll get to visit the Snack Park soon then! It really is a great place to eat, so I'm sure you're going to love it! Also, odem is awesome, isn't it? Daikon is one of my favorites! Another one that you should try is called "mochi bukuro". It's mochi and meat wrapped up like a pouch in a sheet of fried tofu. It absorbs all of the awesome broth and is just ooey, gooey, and delicious!
Oh no! I wish I had known about this when I went to Osaka!!!
Hopefully this place is still hopping next March I'm totally hitting thar gyu yaki place if its still going post COVID
Just like what I need.
i will visit osaka this december for study purpose.And i'm searching for food that can meet my budget hahaha.
Awesome to hear that ray! Will you be studying at Osaka University? This place will definitely have a wide variety of food within your budget!
These funny zoom ins!😂
WOW! Ms. Eats is a natural in front of the camera! I need to try that Curry Omurice. I tend to avoid tomato sauces so this sounds like a great alternative for me! The ginger on the bonito looked a little too fibrous for my liking but all the fish looked incredibly fresh and well prepared! That ramen seems like s steal for 350円
Thanks so much! She's super flattered with your comment! She actually told me to remove her from the video because she felt stiff, but she didn't believe me when I told her that she did a good job! Now she feels better after your comment, heheh!
Yes, we were really blown away by the quality of food here for the price! Honestly, a three dollar omurice doesn't sound like it'd be that good, but gosh darnit, that thing was HEAVEN! It definitely is due to it being part of the Hanshin department store. Hanshin is known for having the best and tastiest food when it comes to department store food. When you make it down to Osaka, definitely give this place a visit! I'm sure you'll love it!
Another awesome video Ken (& Ms. Eats!). Both very natural on camera. Very entertaining (& funny... grandpa), and delicious looking. :) Are you shooting with your iphone (4K)? & editing in final cut? ...just curious. Looks great!
Hey Jim, thanks for watching! Mrs. Eats is happy from your comment! She doesn't think she looks and sounds natural on camera, but she is! I think she'll realize it the more screen time she gets!
As for gear, I'm shooting with the GH5 (hence the terrible pulsing in the background, lol) and the osmo pocket. Both shot at 1080 and upscaled to 4k. Apparently, TH-cam uses different compression methods depending on whether you upload 1080 footage or 4k footage. If you upload 4k (even if it's upscaled from 1080), there's less compression, which means that your fake "4k" footage will look better than if you just uploaded at 1080. Editing done in Premiere (I've since jumped ship from macs!)
@@StraightUpEats Thanks for the tech info. Good to know. Looking forward to more videos. Thanks!
Thanks as always for watching, Jim!
I know I just got back from Japan, but man I gotta start a list of places to hit up already...
Aaaaw yeah, brother! We're gonna have a TON more food videos up on here, so get ready for that!
@@StraightUpEats Hyypppeee, cant wait for more awesome videos!
Awww yiss!! By the way, did you visit any other countries while you were here?
@@StraightUpEats nope, schedule was too tight, but next time I want to route through Korea for a week or two then into Japan
ok. i always thought underground was a term for hidden. but apparently it’s literally underground huh?
Can we go there??? Well, maybe not the curry.
Send noods!
Of course! I'm sure you'll find a lot to enjoy there! ☺
I want to live in that underground.
So do I! So much good food for so cheap! This place is truly a hidden treasure! Have you ever been to Japan before?
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Yes I’m Japanese American who was born in Japan. Moved away due to my parents work and been away for 48 yrs and only been back 3 times.
Wow! You’ve been away for so long! Do you have any plans on coming back once things start to get back to normal?