Food, Wine & Nightlife in Osaka

The 200-year-old Kuromon Market is known throughout Japan for its wide selection of quality produce, meats, and prepared foods, but its bounty can be overwhelming for visitors. Take the stress out of navigating the market with this 3-hour culinary walking tour, featuring the eclectic offerings of Kuromon Market and plenty of food tastings. This small-group tour is limited to eight people for a more personalized experience.

Get off the beaten path and experience Osaka with an insider. After meeting up with your guide, sample delicious traditional dishes and drinks at local hot spots and stop by the red light district and a traditional book store. Enjoy an invigorating walk and learn about Osaka's history and culture and visit a shrine or temple to participate in the ancient practice of drawing a fortune slip.

Let your taste buds lead the way on a market tour of Kuromon. With plenty of samples of street food and beloved Japanese staples, you'll learn fun facts about the country's cuisine and culture as you go. Follow your guide around the market stalls and try Michelin-rated octopus, yakisoba, toro (tuna) sushi, and more. You'll also hear the history of the vibrant Kuromon Market, which was founded some 200 years ago.

Discover what makes Osaka a food city on this guided tour. Get a insider's perspective on local food culture missed by most visitors as your guide takes you to a department store marketplace, the famed Kuromon Ichiba Market, Korea Town, and a historic neighborhood. Along the way sample regional specialties and surprising delicacies.

Sushi is one of the most popular Japanese food for foreigners. It's easy to eat, but it can be difficult to make. During this tour, you can learn how to make sushi from a professional Sushi master. To be a Sushi master, you have to practice for more than 10 years, but in this workshop, you will learn the simple ins and outs of making Sushi so you can make delicious Sushi yourself. Before the workshop, you will explore the Kuromon Market and Namba area learn about Japanese food and Osaka culture. At the end we will take you to the Dotonbori bridge. Why don't we take a photo like a famous Glico man?

Feast your senses on Osaka - widely acknowledged as Japan's culinary capital - on a 3-hour food tour, ideal for first-time visitors and fans of Japanese cuisine. In a small group limited to no more than 10, you'll immerse yourself in bright and bustling Dotonbori, the city's nightlife hub, where you'll sample specialties such as sushi and sake. Plus, learn to prepare your own takoyaki (octopus balls) under the guidance of a chef.