OSAKA · FOOD
13 Tours Reviewed
Hot griddles, festival coats, and quick smiles. This family-friendly Osaka class is a real hands-on way to learn okonomiyaki from scratch—toppings, sauce, and the all-important flipping technique on a teppan (iron griddle). I also like the happi coat touch, because…
Osaka smells like sauce and cabbage. This okonomiyaki cooking class turns that street-food vibe into a hands-on lesson you can actually repeat at home. You’ll learn the basics of making a Japanese savory pancake, then build your own original version…
Osaka comfort food starts with a shrine stop. This class pairs a local shop walk with a hands-on cook session, so you understand what you’re buying and why it matters. Two things I like right away are the English-speaking guidance…
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…
The first time you hear the griddle sizzle, you get hooked. This hands-on Osaka cooking class teaches you to make two local favorites, okonomiyaki and takoyaki, and then you eat what you make with drinks. It’s practical, guided, and designed…
Sake, griddles, and Osaka comfort food. This hands-on cooking class in Namba teaches you how to make beloved Osaka staples—okonomiyaki and takoyaki—then rewards you with a sit-down tasting. I like that it’s not a lecture. You actually cook with guidance…
Mochi pounding in Osaka turns dinner into a hands-on story. This traditional mochitsuki experience walks you through the meaning of mochi, then lets you steam glutinous rice and pound it into chewy rice cakes. Afterward, you eat what you made…
Your hands will turn rice into mochi. This Osaka class is fun because you get hands-on mochi pounding with traditional tools, and you finish with fresh mochi tasting—hot, chewy, and way better than store packs. I also like that it’s…
Osaka’s comfort food tastes better when you make it. This small-group okonomiyaki cooking experience in a local hostel near Nagahoribashi is interesting because you cook with your group and Osaka locals right where everyday life happens, not in a restaurant…
Food lessons in Osaka start on local streets. I love the walk near Osaka Tenmangu Shrine and the chance to talk with shop owners about ingredients and day-to-day cooking, which makes the whole meal feel grounded in real life. I…
Sake and takoyaki is a smart combo. In this Osaka class, you get a hands-on takoyaki DIY cooking session paired with a guided sake tasting led by the sommelier Momoko-san. I like that it stays small (max 6), so you…
Cook takoyaki, then taste sake like a pro. I love the chance to make takoyaki yourself, not just watch, and I love that the sake sommelier (Momo) breaks Japanese sake down in a way you can actually use later. This…
Making mochi is real elbow grease. I like this workshop because it’s hands-on from minute one: you steam the glutinous rice, then pound it with traditional tools until it turns into mochi. My other favorite part is the small-group feel,…
