With the Summer Koshien tournament soon heading into its final stretch, we figured this would be a good time to share some fresh info on shops and other places that have newly opened around Koshien Stadium over the past year.
(Thanks to a tip from Gonta-san, we got the idea to put together this roundup article!)
*This time, we’re only introducing shops that face the street. If there’s somewhere we covered on Nishitsu but accidentally left out, that’s Shachomi’s mistake, so please let us know.
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An “okonomiyaki” shop that opened on July 1 this year
This is “Okonomiyaki Teru,” a takeout and delivery-only okonomiyaki shop.
Apparently they also have a one-coin, one-handed menu item called the Koshien Ippon Shobu-yaki.
Here it is on the map↓
The address is 8-21 Koshien Amibikicho, Nishinomiya City.
A new “curry” shop that opened around June this year
“Tsunoda Curry (津の田カリー)” has opened on the 1st floor of Koshien Plus near Hanshin Koshien Stadium.
Their catchphrase is “hotel curry for everyone.”
Here it is on the map↓
The address is 1F, 8-15 Koshiencho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
Oh, that looks good!
A new “mazesoba” shop that opened in June
“Ramen KING,” a shop specializing in Taiwan mazesoba, opened in front of Koshien Stadium.
They serve both Taiwan mazesoba and ramen.
Here it is on the map↓
The address is 20-16 Koshien Nanabancho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
Nishinomiya food blogger “Yajikita” has introduced it in four different gourmet articles.
You’ll want to eat these in a festival mood: “baby castella,” opened this April
A “baby castella specialty shop” has opened in Koshien Kyubancho along the Rinko Line.
The sign is pretty understated, but it does say “baby castella.”
Here it is on the map↓
The address is 2-4 Koshien Kyubancho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture. It’s the former site of “Kuroge Wagyu Specialty Shop Tanro.”
