I love eating the New York size jalapeno pizza at Henry's Pizza in Osaka with Tabasco to make it hot. #henryspizza #wastedyouth #verdy #pizzaaddiction #pizza #pepperoni #jalapeno #newyork #ピザ好きな人と繋がりたい

It was a local pizza place with a cozy atmosphere, not too fancy. They served big pizza slices, just like this 🍕 emoji. I got a large cola and pizza for about 1000 yen. Great value for money and I will definitely be going back.

I tried the REAL Pizza featuring Reo Sano and the FAKE Pizza featuring Tenshin Nasukawa, which were available for a limited time of 2 weeks. The place was busy and there was a bit of a wait to order, but the pizzas were served quickly once ordered. The pizzas were large and delicious. I would like to try their regular menu items as well, and hope they release more collaboration pizzas in the future!

When you come out of Exit 10 of Tanimachi 4-chome Station, you will see a big sign when you look back. Since you have to walk a lot once you arrive at the station, it might be better to head straight to Exit 10 without going up first, so you won't be affected by the weather. The pizza here is honestly delicious! It's way better than pizza from chain restaurants! I paid extra to have my pizza put in a limited edition box from Verdi. I had two slices and they were crispy and gone in no time! Regardless of Verdi, I want to come back here again. There is a parking lot nearby, but it can get quite full, as some people have monthly passes. It might be a good idea to be careful about waiting in line at the entrance.

The best place to get pumped up!! The pizza is New York style and super junky and voluminous!! If you love Verde, you can't go wrong!! There are various hidden signs and artworks to enjoy, it's so exciting. The third floor seems to be for solo exhibitions, and apparently even Mark Gonzales came here... So cool. I wonder if the rooftop design changes every time. This time it's Team Tenshin!

The atmosphere inside the store is like an American pop vibe, similar to a food court. A staff member told me that you can see T-shirts on the second floor, but I didn't understand what they meant at first. Later I found out that they are designed by a famous designer. The pizza slices are larger than usual and served on paper plates. The crust is thin and the toppings are not particularly special. It might appeal to those who like the designer's style! Thank you for the meal!

Verdi, a world-famous designer, opened a pizza place in Osaka called "Tanimachi Yonchome." I didn't know this person, but there was a long line on weekends. When I went on a weekday at 11:30, it was easy to get in. They don't accept cash, so I asked if it was okay without cash. I ordered a set of two pizzas and a drink for about 1,000 yen. The drink was served in a paper cup, and you had to pour it yourself from the server. I tried a pizza with olives and one with various cheeses. The taste had a strong tomato acidity, and the crust was hard, like bread. It was crispy and had a junky feel overall. Is this New York-style pizza? I prefer Italian pizza with a chewy crust and gooey cheese. Both pizzas had the same base taste, and I couldn't finish them, so I planned to take them home. Surprisingly, they tasted better cold and I ended up finishing them without feeling heavy. There were herbs and pepper on the table, but no Tabasco until I found it when throwing away the trash. There is also a gallery on the third floor that I didn't see.

I visited a shop that was produced by someone who handles artist goods. The interior was stylish, attracting some people for photos. I went there for the pizza, and it was delicious without being overly focused on being trendy. The seating was comfortable and spacious, so I was satisfied.

Graphic artist VERDY has created a cute interior for the pizza shop, and the pizzas are the size of a face - so funny! The fries are also thin, just how I like them. Pizza and beer for lunch is the best. They don't accept cash.

Today's pick is this place in Tanimachi 4-chome. I stumbled upon this pizza place after buying natto at a nearby store. It seems to be a pizza shop produced by artists like VERDY. It's a New York-style pizza shop. Since I couldn't understand the menu, I asked for an explanation. I tried the yakiniku-style and Mexican-style pizzas.

I happened to find this trendy pizza place on my way to Osaka Castle, where there was a line of young people. It seems like a pizza shop designed by graphic artist VERDY, with an art gallery on the third floor. The interior was filled with high schoolers to young adults enjoying large pizzas and big Coca-Cola drinks in a stylish atmosphere. I got the Weekly Special for 600 yen and the Garlic Knots for 200 yen to go. The pizza was thin and crispy, much larger than a paper plate! The Garlic Knots were very garlicky. I would love to eat inside the trendy restaurant, but it's always crowded with young people, so it might be a bit nerve-wracking. Also, they only accept card or QR payments, so keep that in mind! Thank you for the meal! ★