The Tastiest Pizzas In Osaka Japan

Who doesn’t love pizza? Doughy bread, melted cheesy goodness, perfectly baked toppings, the warmth of a wood-fired oven; pizza is a favorite meal for many. So if you’re in Japan and you’re craving a slice, check out our list of the best pizza places to visit in Osaka.

I Love Pizza

Sitting between Namba station and Amerikamura, I Love Pizza is regarded as one of the best budget pizza restaurants in Osaka. You get a large size pizza including the toppings. I Love Pizza is known for their thin and crispy base which almost resembles a crêpe.

Slices

Restaurant, Italian, Vegan, Vegetarian

Expect more from this Western-style pizza place than just pizza. All of the pizzas can be customized and all the slices are made fresh. If you’re looking for a light pizza meal, you can just order by the slice, but whole pizza options are available as well. Margherita | © stu_spivack/Flickr

Il Sole Ten-3

Restaurant, Pizzeria, Italian

Il Sole Ten-3 serve delicious, genuine Italian-style pizzas and pastas. This small Italian restaurant makes a true Italian pizza, piping hot, to your tables straight from the wood-fired pizza oven. Be sure to try the appetizers and desserts as well as they are not to be missed.

Pizza Salvatore Cuomo & Grill

Restaurant, Pizzeria, Italian

At Pizza Salvatore you can expect to find live music, a great ambiance and amazing pizza. The service is incredible; and at lunchtime you can even treat yourself to a pizza buffet of fresh thin and crispy, all-you-can-eat pizzas and all-you-can-drink beverages as well. Quattro formaggio pizza | © Jean-François Chénier/Flickr

Sant-Angelo

Pizzeria, Restaurant, Italian

Sant-Angelo has crafted a homely vibe in this busy pizza restaurant. The Italian eatery will make you feel like you’re right in the middle of The Godfather with its authentic scents and décor. Sant-Angelo is full of people ordering multiple pizzas and pastas to be able to try more of the fantastic flavors.

About the author

Prema Chablani

Born and raised in a small town in Japan with an Indian and Spanish background, Prema is now in her final year of an English Literature degree at the University of Edinburgh. With her parents both being ex-magazine writers, Prema developed a passion for reading and writing at an early age. When not in front of a kindle, she'll be jet setting and exploring the world soaking in all the new languages and cultures.