Mori no Komichi - Osaka

Mori no Komichi Restaurant or simply Mori no Komichi (森の小径) is a restaurant that is famously known for its authentic Italian food. It is located at 460 Jizodo, Kaizuka City in Osaka Prefecture, Japan.

Mori no Komichi (森の小径)
Mori no Komichi

Mori no Komichi details

Discover Mori no Komichi (森の小径), translating to "Forest Path" in English, a hidden gem nestled amidst nature offering an unforgettable taste of authentic Italian cuisine. Every detail at this charming restaurant is meticulously curated, from the handcrafted pizza dough, artisanal bread, and freshly made pasta to the tantalizing desserts that complete your dining experience.

Mori no Komichi - Kaizuka City, Osaka Prefecture
Mori no Komichi - Kaizuka City, Osaka Prefecture

One of the unique features of Mori no Komichi is its commitment to using locally grown herbs to elevate the flavors of each dish on the menu. The restaurant prides itself on sourcing the finest ingredients, including premium Italian virgin olive oil and cheeses air-shipped weekly from Campania, ensuring every bite is a celebration of Italian culinary tradition.

Mori no Komichi facade
Mori no Komichi facade

阪堺電車モ168
Outside the restaurant is the preserved Hankai Train Mo 168

It now serves as a dining area
It now serves as a unique outdoor dining area of the restaurant

Inside the preserved locomotive engine
This is what it looks like inside the Hankai Train Mo 168

Adjacent to Mori no Komichi, a delightful surprise awaits horse enthusiasts: a picturesque horse riding club. Guests can indulge in their meal while enjoying the serene spectacle of horses gracefully galloping nearby, creating a dining experience unlike any other.

Inside Mori no Komichi

Inside Mori no Komichi

Inside Mori no Komichi

Some of the food that we tried during our visit:

Mori no Komichi food

Mori no Komichi food

Mori no Komichi food

Mori no Komichi food

Mori no Komichi food

Mori no Komichi food

Whether you're a food connoisseur, nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Mori no Komichi promises to delight your senses with its unique blend of authentic Italian flavors and scenic surroundings. Embrace the harmony of fine dining and natural beauty at this enchanting destination.

Team Nicerio visits Mori no Komichi

Team Nicerio visits Mori no Komichi

Thanks to our Japanese family for bringing us here
Thanks to our Japanese family for bringing us here

My family and I enjoyed dinner with our Japanese friends here in Mori no Komichi last January 8, 2023. It was my 433rd day in Japan as an ALT under the JET Programme. It was my first time here as our Japanese friends brought my wife and daughter here after their COVID quarantine in 2022. My wife spoke highly of the restaurant and true enough the food tasted amazing.

Mori no Komichi menu:

Since I’m not affiliated with Mori no Komichi, I’m including the LINK to their menu page. In this way, you can be updated with what they offer. Just a heads up, the website is in Japanese. 

Mori no Komichi Operating Hours

Mori no Komichi is open from 11 AM – 9 PM. It’s closed every Wednesday.

Why visit Mori no Komichi?

Mori no Komichi is more than just a restaurant. It’s where you can enjoy delicious Italian food, connect with nature, and relax peacefully. Whether you love food, and nature, or are looking for a special dining experience, Mori no Komichi invites you to enjoy its mix of great cuisine and natural beauty.


Getting to Mori no Komichi

 

To reach Mori no Komichi, follow these directions based on its proximity to various transportation hubs:

1. From Mizuma Railway "Nagoshi Station":

Upon arrival at Nagoshi Station, exit the station and proceed to the taxi stand or bus stop nearby.

Take a taxi or bus heading towards Mori no Komichi. Confirm the exact route and schedule with station staff or check local transportation maps for options.

2. From JR Hanwa Line "Izumi-Hashimoto Station":

Upon arrival at Izumi-Hashimoto Station, head to the taxi stand or bus terminal located at the station.

Take a taxi or bus that goes to Mori no Komichi. Ensure to check the route and schedule in advance, as bus timings may vary.

3. By Car from Kaizuka IC on the Hanshin Expressway Route 4 Bayshore Line:

Exit Kaizuka IC on the Hanshin Expressway Route 4 Bayshore Line.

Follow the signs towards Mori no Komichi, which is approximately a 15-minute drive from the interchange. Use GPS navigation or a map app to navigate accurately.

4. By Car from Kaizuka IC on the Hanwa Expressway:

Exit Kaizuka IC on the Hanwa Expressway.

Drive towards Mori no Komichi, which is also around a 15-minute drive from this interchange. Use navigation tools to guide you along the correct route.

When driving, it's advisable to check real-time traffic conditions to plan your journey accordingly. Mori no Komichi's location near these transport nodes makes it accessible both by public transit and private vehicle, ensuring convenience for visitors from various starting points.

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Location: 460 Jizōdō, Kaizuka, Osaka 597-0053, Japan

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