OHSHOHakataekimae

Very near our hotel, this Osho offered simple Chinese food at a convenient location. (In fact we looked out our hotel room and found the place since we recognized the logo on the side of the building) The first floor of this corner building is brightly lit with about 10 booths along one side and ...counter seating plus an upstairs dining room that we didn’t explore. The place is a haunt for locals, including one street person who wandered in and took a cup of the free tea. We were the only foreigners there and the staff seemed a bit surprised to see us when we entered, nevertheless, our server was friendly and helpful. The menu was large with many many options. We made our selections and the food arrived quite quickly. Gyoza is one dish that we always order and they are always good. There is nothing fancy or special about the place but for a quick and inexpensive meal that is hot (very hot!) and filling Osho can’t be beat. We’ve eaten at several other Osho establishments throughout Japan and always find them to be a local favorite.

Visited March 2017

It opens until 5am. Good choice for late night dinner. I really enjoyed gyoza and fried rice with 1L beer. Asahi draft beer was well served in cold temperature.

Visited July 2017

Cheap Gyoza that taste reasonably good. Available for take out too so after trying we came back to buy some back to the hotel for supper. It's open throughout the night too. Only bad thing is too much MSG.

Visited March 2016

While the size of Fukuoka famous gyoza was mini, my preference was still the regular gyoza made by Osaka Ohsho. This was a good restaurant for fast meal, but I only saw male customers coming here.

Visited December 2014