An Osaka ramen restaurant, Gadoya, is under scrutiny for charging foreign tourists nearly double the price of Japanese-speaking customers. The owner claims it's for 'premium' ramen and to ensure customer satisfaction.

Gadoya, a ramen restaurant in Osaka, has sparked controversy by charging significantly higher prices to customers using the English menu. Prices are nearly double those on the Japanese menu, raising questions about fair pricing for tourists.

The owner claims the English menu offers "special premium ramens" tailored for those who can't understand Japanese, ensuring a satisfying experience. However, the ingredients appear identical to the lower-priced Japanese menu items, leading to accusations of price discrimination.

Travelers should be aware of this pricing discrepancy when visiting Gadoya. While the restaurant denies discrimination, it's essential to check prices carefully and understand what you're paying for, regardless of the language menu you use.