Horie
堀江
About
Horie has become known as a stylish neighbourhood. It was once a town of timber merchants: the Horie River ran along today's border between Kita-Horie and Minami-Horie, busy with boats carrying timber. The area burned in the air raids of 1945, and people returning afterwards built Tachibana-dori, known as a street of furniture shops. In recent years clothing shops, general stores and cafes have opened one after another, and the area now draws crowds.
Translated from the Osaka Prefecture tourist listing (大阪府 観光施設一覧, CC BY 4.0).
Stations
Sights within 800 m
1,965 places licensed to serve food are inside this area's 800 m radius.
- Takoyaki4
- Okonomiyaki3
- Kushikatsu11
- Udon11
- Sushi31
- Ramen19
- Soba13
- Yakiniku and horumon35
- Curry9
- Diners and set meals22
- Izakaya45
- Cafes163
大阪市 食品営業許可施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0), current at 2026-06-30. The kinds come from the word in each shop's registered name, so each number is a floor and not a total.
From 大阪市 大阪の昔と今 (CC BY 4.0); 9 of them within 800 m. None of these is still there. The page says what took its place.