Futokoro Ya

Futokoro Ya
Discover authentic Izakaya cuisine at Futokoro Ya in Osaka, featuring udon sashimi and Kansai-style oden in a relaxing atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant district of Yodoyabashi, Osaka, Futokoro Ya offers an authentic Izakaya experience, capturing the essence of a traditional Japanese tavern. Known for its comforting atmosphere, this restaurant is a haven for solo travelers seeking a relaxing dining experience. The establishment is strategically located between Kitahama and Yodoyabashi, making it easily accessible for both locals and tourists.
Futokoro Ya is celebrated for its exquisite Izakaya cuisine, featuring signature dishes like udon sashimi served with yuzu pepper and soy sauce, and Kansai-style oden known for its gentle and refined flavor. The culinary team employs expert cooking techniques, such as grilling fish marinated in Saikyo miso and lightly pickling watercress for kimchi, ensuring each dish is a delightful exploration of flavors.
The ambiance at Futokoro Ya is both relaxing and comforting, with a focus on broth-based dishes that warm the soul. The attentive and considerate staff enhance the dining experience, providing service that is both friendly and professional.
For those who appreciate a good drink, Futokoro Ya boasts a strong focus on Sapporo Black Label beer and an extensive selection of Japanese sake, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy pairing their meals with premium beverages. Whether you're a pescetarian or simply a lover of seafood, the menu offers a variety of fish and seafood-centered dishes like grilled silver cod and homemade roast beef served with salt and wasabi, catering to diverse dietary preferences.
Futokoro Ya Phone Number
Futokoro Ya Business Days
Futokoro Ya Address
T&A Yodoyabashi Building 1F, 2-6-4 Fushimimachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0044
Futokoro Ya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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