While in Tokyo, "sushi" typically refers to hand-pressed nigiri sushi, the representative form of sushi in Osaka is oshizushi, where rice and ingredients are layered and firmly pressed. Among oshizushi, a particularly notable variety is the "nisun rokubu no kaiseki," also known as boxed sushi.

Payment & Setup Fee: A valid credit card is required to book your reservation. If your group fails to arrive, the setup fee paid through Osaka's reservation system will be a non-refundable charge (minimum of $150) and your reservation will be forfeited.

This signature roll has earned its place as a speciality, and once you taste it, you'll understand why. Carefully crafted with the finest ingredients, the Osaka Maki features succulent salmon, luxurious caviar, and a medley of fresh, crisp vegetables.

Lunch Specials. Lunch Entrées include soup, Japanese style vegetables, and your choice of steamed rice, fried rice, or noodles. (Chicken, Shrimp & Beef) no rice.