In a rush to try different street foods in Osaka, you might overlook a Japanese dish that is equally delicious and comforting: the Japanese hot pot or nabe.

On the surface, nabe is a simple meal of hearty broth filled with your choice of vegetables and proteins, a dish customizable in the same "as you like" approach as the city's beloved okonomiyaki savory pancake.

In practice, however, nabe is the ultimate comfort dish; rich in tradition, it's perfect for warming up during winter and synonymous with sharing a lovely time with friends and family.

In this experience, a local host will bring the joy and fun of hot pot to your table. You'll gather in their chic and cozy home kitchen to prepare hot pot from scratch with a base broth following an original recipe.

As you cook and savor the dish, your host, who has traveled to over 30 countries, will share interesting insights into Japanese culture and lifestyle. The recipe is easy to follow, and with the special booklet you'll receive, you'll be able to recreate it at home anytime you crave a warm and comforting dish.

If you're still hungry for noodles, after enjoying the hot pot, the umami-rich leftover broth will be transformed into a delicious bowl of ramen or risotto.

The best memories are often made around hot pot, so don't forget to take many pictures!