A great place to spend some time before or after visiting Universal Studios Japan. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes and shops, so it’s easy to find something to eat or pick up a souvenir. Everything is conveniently located and the area has a lively atmosphere throughout the day. Was good to visit after the visiting the park itself.
This I think is the best Universal Citywalk there is! So much food variety, from upmarket to cheap street food type stalls, from Western style to traditional Japanese style food, it’s all here! Traditional Ōsaka octopus balls - they have a mini food market with all different vendors! Hard Rock is here of course, but quite expensive. Starbucks, McDonalds, Shake Shack - the Shake Shack burger was fantastic! Cafe 109 is a bit of a blend of cultures - Universal Gift Shops of course too!
Feels a little like Orlando’s & LA’s but smaller. Restaurants on the second floor and convenience store right outside the metro station. Restaurants ranging from Ramen to Starbucks to Takoyakis and even bubble tea stores are available. There’s a huge GAP outlet with customization service available right at the entrance area as well. If you’re leaving at closing time for the park, the train and station will be very packed and crowded. CityWalk’s pretty nice in the night with all the lights. Nothing too fancy or noteworthy.
Every thing you need is here at Universal City!
Restaurants a mini Mall, Hotels,itsgreat.
It’s nice to have this mall before entering & after leaving USJ so you have many choices to buy gifts & souvenirs and also lot of food stores & restaurants. They also have heater stand to keep you warm during cold days/winter season.
