OSAKA · FOOD
42 Tours Reviewed
Osaka at night is a food sprint. This private 3-hour street food walk turns the Dohtonbori area into your personal menu, with beer and sake (plus soft drinks) worked into the tastings and hotel pickup included. I especially like the…
A market tour can change how you see a city fast. This one takes you through Kuromon Ichiba, Osaka’s go-to spot for fresh seafood and street food. I like the way the guide turns you from a “walk and hope”…
Dotonbori plus sushi-making is a great combo. In this 90-minute class, you learn the core steps of nigiri while getting to enjoy vegan/vegetarian sushi you made yourself. It’s interactive, photo-friendly, and set in one of Osaka’s most fun areas. What…
Osaka has a side most people miss fast. In Nishinari, I love the small group size (max 5) and the way you get local dining with drinks tied to real neighborhood stories, not just restaurant hopping. You also get a…
Osaka street food turns into a family game fast. You cook takoyaki and okonomiyaki on real teppan grills, then snack and play like you’re at a neighborhood festival. I especially like getting both Osaka classics in one session, not a…
Your chopsticks start at a wholesale market. This half-day Osaka food walking tour sends you to Osaka-Kizu Wholesale Market in the city, then guides you on to Shinsekai for lunch and food culture you can’t really recreate on your own…
Osaka’s food scene is a living map. This 3-hour crawl uses a friendly local guide to point you toward street-food spots and local shopping lanes you likely won’t find on your own. I like that it’s built for real interaction,…
Neon, snacks, and Osaka icons in one walk. That’s what makes this tour so much fun: you move from Kuromon Market tastes to the Dotonbori glow, then end with a classic custard tart. It’s a tight route that shows you…
Osaka at 5 pm hits different. This 3-hour walk takes you from Shinsekai to Dotonbori, with an izakaya meal, temple lanterns, and the city’s most famous street-food energy. It’s guided by local English-speaking experts, so you’re not just eating—you’re getting…
Osaka has a special way of turning a walk into a meal. This private food tour mixes Kansai classics with a route that can shift to your tastes, guided by a local host who knows where people actually eat. What…
Osaka’s backstreets turn dinner into a mini adventure. I like the small-group pace (up to 6) and the full tasting lineup that runs from takoyaki to ramen, with sake and beer along the way. One thing to consider: at $95…
Dotonbori at night tastes like Osaka. I like that you get 4 food stops with real street favorites such as takoyaki and kushikatsu, plus help ordering. I also like the human side: your guide turns the neon chaos into stories…
Neon Osaka, explained in plain English. I like the way local stories turn landmarks into context, and you get licensed English guidance that keeps the route tight. The one thing to plan for: food isn’t included. You’ll get short guided…
Neon Osaka tastes better with a plan. This Dotonbori daytime food tour threads culture and street snacks into a tight 3-hour walk from Namba to Sennichimae. You get a guide-led route designed to keep you moving toward good food instead…
Shinsekai tastes like Osaka’s street soul. This 3-hour night walk strings together 15+ dishes plus two drinks included, all while a local guide explains what each food says about the neighborhood. You’ll also be guided through the sights of this…
