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. 2021 Nov 25;12:784005. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.784005

TABLE 1.

Cuisines and consumption rates in Osaka, Japan.

Categories Description n % Japanese luxury cuisine Japanese daily cuisine Total cuisines
Ramen Japanese noodle 3062 67
Sushi It is made of raw fish, shrimp, shell, etc., combined with rice, and pressed by hand 2462 54
Takoyaki Osaka fast food and sold at roadside stalls 2329 51
Udon, Soba Japanese noodle. Udon is made of thick wheat flour; Soba is made of buckwheat 1830 40
Tempura Battered and deep-fried vegetables and seafood 1476 33
Okonomiyaki Japanese savory pancake or Japanese pizza 1298 29
Yakiniku Luxury beef, including Kobe beef and Matsuzaka beef 1278 28
Seafood Japanese style seafood including Fugu (blowfish), crab, sashimi 1084 24
Bento It is a common ingle-portion take-out meal 1004 22
Yakitori Skewered chicken, sometimes offering chicken sashimi 810 18
Izakaya food Informal Japanese bar that serves simple food and alcoholic drinks 601 14
Kushikatsu Deep-fried panko crusted meat and vegetable 577 13
Sukiyaki Luxury Japanese hotpot, usually served with rare egg and sweet sauce 431 9
Shabushabu Japanese hotpot served with dipping sauces, which is more savorer and less sweet compared with Sukiyaki 364 8
Kaiseki The sophisticated way of Japanese dining, usually elaborately prepared cuisines served artistically in a formal dining room 305 7
Kappo Multi-coursed high-end Japanese cuisine 122 3

Respondents reported the categories among the above 16 listed restaurants (1 = yes, 0 = no) of dining during their stay in Osaka. The source of description: Osaka Convention and Tourism Bureau and Japan National Tourism Organization.