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Popular Japanese pan-fried dumpling chain Osaka Ohsho to open its first Taiwan outlet

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Founded in 1969, Osaka Ohsho boasts high brand recognition and numerous outlets, making it a familiar name to travelers visiting Japan. Following the recent wave of Japanese cuisine entering Taiwan, the brand has now launched its Taiwan expansion. Staff recruitment began in August, with the grand opening slated for September 29. Fans of Japanese food now have a new option to enjoy authentic flavors without flying to Japan.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
 

 

Established in 1969, Osaka Ohsho is a well-known brand with many outlets, making it a familiar name to travelers visiting Japan. Following the recent wave of Japanese cuisine entering Taiwan, the brand has now launched its Taiwan expansion. Staff recruitment began in August, with the grand opening slated for September 29. Fans of Japanese food now have a new option to enjoy authentic flavors without flying to Japan.

Osaka Ohsho’s signature original pan-fried dumplings. (Photo credit: Osaka Ohsho)

Interior style of an Osaka Ohsho outlet. (Photo credit: Osaka Ohsho)

Osaka Ohsho is known for its affordable Japanese fare in Japan, particularly its Osaka-style dumplings. The signature original pan-fried dumplings are a must-try, along with other menu options like fried rice, stir-fried noodles, ramen, side dishes, tempura, desserts, and beverages. With nearly 50 years of history, Osaka Ohsho has overseas branches in Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, China, and Mumbai. Its highly anticipated Taiwan debut will see its first Taipei outlet located at A11, New Century Global Center, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi New Life Square in Taipei’s Xinyi District—a hotspot for Japanese food brands, offering consumers even more dining choices.

Osaka Ohsho’s flagship store—the Dotonbori Main Store—opened in 2012. (Photo credit: Osaka Ohsho)

Osaka Ohsho’s menu varies slightly by location but offers a wide variety of choices. (Photo credit: Osaka Ohsho)

Another well-known Japanese chain specializing in pan-fried dumplings and Chinese cuisine, “Dumpling King,” is also reportedly planning to enter the Taiwan market, giving consumers another option to compare and enjoy.
 

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