Osho

Step into Osho, a delightful escape into classic Showa-era Japan nestled in Kure, Hiroshima. This inviting izakaya captures the essence of nostalgia while thrilling patrons with a menu that honors yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and more. Known for its cozy atmosphere and unpretentious service, Osho is a cherished destination for locals and tourists alike. Renowned for their succulent chicken skin miso stew, patrons often pair it with ice-cold beer, making it an irresistible combination. The commitment to quality shines in their freshly wrapped gyoza and a delicious array of skewers, where each dish is meticulously prepared to order. Adventurous diners shouldn’t miss their hidden gem - the nostalgic omurice, wrapped in a delicate egg blanket and filled with savory chicken rice. The restaurant’s setting is as much a part of the experience as the menu itself, with decor echoing the charm of bygone days. Engaging patrons with its warm hospitality, the experience is further enriched by the rustic touches within a commodious layout that includes a striking U-shaped counter. Located in a narrow alley, the restaurant's distinct "Kure Chic" aesthetic - retro fonts and hand-drawn menus - transports guests to a simpler era. While predominantly frequented by regulars, newcomers are warmly welcomed by the attentive staff, making every visit memorable. Osho stands as a time capsule offering a flavorful voyage into Japan’s culinary heritage, where every visit promises not just a meal, but an experience worth savoring.