Don't just rush to Shinsaibashi on your Osaka free trip!

#Osakafood guide Nakazaki-cho next to Umeda is the hidden BOSS-level treasure 🤩 The whole street is Showa retro feel, hipster old houses are scattered, vintage shops, designer shops are as many as stars in the sky, walking until you don't want to leave! Personally recommend a must-visit shop🔥 🍮OSA COFFEE: Airport-themed cafe is super creative! Pudding with ice cream balls, smooth and not too sweet, I want to encore after eating! 🌳Salon de AManTo: It's like walking into a forest tree house, old piano, retro tables and chairs, even the air is soaked with the rhythm of the years ~ 🍐Neel Nakasakicho Store: The 🍐coffee here is a photo sign, although the taste is not amazing, but the photo is really unbeatable! 🍰Coucou Amande: The cake is as exquisite as a work of art, and the girl's heart is bursting! 🥧Cheers!CREPE: crepes are super high, sweet mouth control must rush! Strolling route tips 🗺️ From Umeda "Chayacho", enter the old streets and alleys of Nakazaki-cho. If you see a shop that suits you, you will enter. If you are tired of walking, you will have a cup of coffee. If you see a dessert shop, you will rush over! Remember to go on weekdays when there are fewer crowds, and you can also wear everyday style and retro clothes to shoot blockbusters There are really surprises around the corner here, the more you walk, the more addictive you get! Next time I go to Osaka, Nakazakicho must be on my must-see list🧾