Unique Japan Costco Specialties & Cheap Yoshinoya Meals!

Join us on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Osaka, Japan, as we dive into a day filled with unique experiences, delicious eats, and the incredible world of Japan's Costco! 🛒✨ From the early morning tranquility of Dotonbori to the bustling lanes of Kuromon Market indulging in sushi, jumbo shrimp, king crab legs, and even fugu, we're exploring the culinary heart of Osaka.
But that's not all - our adventure takes an exciting turn as we head to Costco Wholesale in Amagasaki, uncovering the unique items and massive variety that make shopping in Japan's Costco a must-do experience. 🇯🇵🍣🦀
After roaming the aisles and filling our cart with fascinating finds, we end our day on a high note with a comforting bowl of Gyūdon Beef Bowl at Yoshinoya. 🍚🥩 It's a journey from the wholesale wonders of Costco to the traditional flavors of one of Japan's most beloved fast-food spots.
🔥 Highlights of Our Day:
Morning exploration of Dotonbori's quiet beauty.
Culinary adventures at Kuromon Market.
An exclusive look into Japan's Costco - what makes it different?
Ending the day with the soul-soothing Gyūdon Beef Bowl at Yoshinoya.
Whether you're a fellow food lover, a Japan enthusiast, or just in for some good old adventure, this vlog has something for you. So, come along and experience the flavors, sights, and sounds of Osaka with me. Don't forget to hit like, share, and subscribe for more travel and food adventures around the world. 🌏💖
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[@AvrCdavr]

Two things. I was completely surprised when I saw you were such a small channel your production quality is so good. Also did you use Runescape music for the background music?

[@steventinatravel]

Thank you so much for your support!! And thank you so much for watching our videos!! We do our best to make sponsor free videos for honest reviews 😄 And yes! We are RuneScape fans and love using music from OsRS ☺

[@jaymeez]

You can save money using AirBnB if you travel as a group, right? But solo travelers will probably be better served staying at business hotels if my research is correct. I’m going to Japan next month for my first time

[@steventinatravel]

Yes! If you're solo travelling and don't mind sharing living spaces with other people, there are also hostels options 😊Do lots of research where you're staying too! The best places to stay at are places within 10 minutes walking distances from train stations, in our opinion!

[@jaymeez]

@@steventinatravel 👍🏽