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Location: Japan, 〒542-0071 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Dotonbori, 1 Chome−6−15 コムラード・ドウトンビル B1F
Dotonbori, Osaka
A high-energy restaurant and bar in Dotonbori's basement, bringing fire and flavour to the night.
A high-energy restaurant and bar in Dotonbori's basement, bringing fire and flavour to the night.
Fire Ball is a restaurant on the basement floor of the Comrade Douton Building in Dotonbori, the same building that houses dining concepts on its upper floors. The name signals a lively, high-energy concept, and the basement setting suggests a space designed for evening drinking and dining rather than daytime meals. The menu is likely to lean towards bold, grilled and fried dishes that pair well with drinks. The building's location in the heart of Dotonbori, just a minute from Namba Station, makes it a convenient stop within a bar-hopping or dining-focused evening. The basement level gives it a distinct, slightly underground character that suits late-night service, and the shared building means there are options for moving between floors and concepts through the course of a night. For visitors looking for an energetic, after-dark dining spot in the very centre of Dotonbori, Fire Ball offers a lively basement option. It is a name that promises heat, noise and flavour, and the location delivers on convenience.Operating hours not available
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Exterior of a small cafe with visible signage reading 'Wa!oh! BBQ Cafe' and 'FIREBALL'. A red lantern hangs on the left, and a customer stands at the counter.


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