Top Japan Street Food Tours - page 6

Experience the best of Hiroshima with a special itinerary curated by byFood and a guided bicycle tour that lets you soak in the city's sights at your own pace. Pedal through its bustling streets, pausing to sample delectable pastries from local bakeries, a delightful treat for any food enthusiast. Later, indulge in a dinner showcasing Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, a savory pancake filled with layers of flavor. Throughout the tour, an expert guide will provide insights into the city's iconic landmarks and rich history, offering a deeper understanding of Hiroshima's cultural significance. Whether admiring historic sites or savoring local cuisine, this adventure promises a memorable exploration of Hiroshima's charm and hospitality

Immerse yourself in Sapporo's vibrant food culture at Nijo Market, where seafood stalls and small eateries await. Guided by an English-speaking insider, this 1.5-hour morning stroll reveals the stories behind Hokkaido’s freshest catches, from tuna to crab. Learn how locals cook and enjoy these ingredients, and gain confidence in ordering like a pro. After your market exploration, savor a delicious seafood meal included in the tour, showcasing the best of Hokkaido. Experience the local charm and flavors that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for Japanese cuisine. - Discover the secrets of Hokkaido seafood with an expert guide - Enjoy a sit-down seafood meal included in the tour fee - Perfect for food lovers, families, and solo travelers - Convenient meeting point near Nijo Market for easy access

Since you’ve come to Fukuoka, we want you to enjoy the best local food and authentic experiences. A friendly interpreter guide will accompany you throughout the evening. We start at Tenjin’s local yatai (food stalls), where locals gather. Enjoy ramen, yakitori, and seasonal specialties while experiencing the lively, intimate atmosphere. Your guide will introduce the stalls and share insights about Fukuoka’s food culture. Next, we visit a popular izakaya (Japanese-style pub), loved by locals for its welcoming environment and delicious dishes. Savor freshly grilled seafood, premium sake, and enjoy the warm hospitality that makes Fukuoka dining special. Finally, take a relaxing river cruise. Admire the city lights shimmering on the water while your guide shares stories and cultural insights, giving a perspective on Fukuoka you can’t get on foot. Join us and experience Fukuoka’s vibrant nightlife—from bustling yatai to cozy izakaya to serene river views—all in one unforgettable evening

Raise your glass and get a taste for Shinjuku's exciting nightlife on this lively bar-hopping crawl. Join a local guide and fellow partygoers as you hop between buzzy pubs and hidden bars you'd struggle to find alone. Enjoy a delicious dinner, drinks throughout the evening, and a sake to finish. Perfect for food and culture lovers, you’ll hear insights from your knowledgeable guide and the chance to ask plenty of questions.

Eat your way through Tokyo’s neighborhoods on this customizable private food tour with hotel pickup. A local guide tailors the experience to your tastes, letting you try sushi, yakitori, ramen, and more at authentic local spots you’d never find alone. Experience favorite local places off the beaten track without language barriers, making this a seamless culinary adventure.

Try all sorts of delicious Japanese dishes, all with a Kyoto twist, on this small-group walking tour. You start at Karasuma and finish in Gion, so make sure to wear comfy shoes as you walk the entire way. Your guide shows you eateries you might not find on your own, since Kyoto has hundreds. Try foods like okonomiyaki, katsudon, yuba tofu, wagyu sushi, and daifuku mochi.

Witness the dynamic Toyosu Market come to life before dawn, where the renowned tuna auction sets the stage for an unforgettable culinary journey. Led by a former sushi chef, this insightful tour delves into the traditions and energy of Japan's vibrant food culture. Discover artisanal crafts from Japanese knives to matcha, all while soaking up the market's unique atmosphere. Ideal for food enthusiasts and cultural explorers, this tour lasts approximately 2 hours, starting at 5:45 AM. - Explore the Tuna Auction at Toyosu Fish Market with expert guidance - Learn from a former sushi chef about Japanese culinary traditions - Optional Tsukiji food tour available after the Toyosu Market visit - Duration of approximately 2 hours, starting early at 5:45 AM - Children under 10 can join for free, making it family-friendly

Experience the "eat until you drop" culture of Osaka in its liveliest district! Osaka is known as the "Kitchen of the nation" for a good reason. Going on a food binge in the city famous for the "eat until you drop" motto is a must. Join an in-the-know local or fellow foodie and take into the backstreets, deeper into the Namba area and enjoy delicious local cuisine. Highlights - A "Barhopping" experience with a knowledgeable local. Journey deep into Osaka's busiest shopping district, "Ura Namba". - Stop by Hozenji Temple in the heart of a commercial district, and experience an atmosphere fusing past and present. - Commemorate the occasion with a picture in front of Osaka's symbol, the Glico Man sign! - Great for both Osaka first-timers and repeaters! *Please note that the exact restaurant may be subject to change due to circumstances including but not limited to seat availability, closing days, guest preference and more.

Discover the real Kyoto beyond the guidebooks on this 90-minute walking tour. Explore Nishiki Market, Kyoto's famous food market, where your guide will introduce local delicacies, traditional ingredients, and the stories behind Kyoto's unique culinary culture. Visit a historic shrine, stroll through hidden alleyways loved by locals, and uncover charming corners that many visitors miss. Continue through Kyoto's atmospheric entertainment district, known for its traditional wooden townhouses and lantern-lit streets. Keep an eye out—you may even spot a geisha or maiko along the way. End your journey with beautiful views of the Kamo River, one of Kyoto's most beloved landmarks and a favourite gathering place for locals. Perfect for first-time visitors looking to experience Kyoto's food, culture, history, and hidden gems in a short and memorable walk.

★100% private tour ★If you want, we can set the starting time by messaging with customers. Explore the charming streets of Nihonbashi Ningyocho, a hidden gem in Tokyo that preserves the Edo-period vibe. This tour takes you to seven local shrines dedicated to the Shichifukujin (Seven Lucky Gods), including the famous Koami-shrine known for its great fortune that lots of people come from all over Japan. Stroll through the compact 2.8km route, visit the birthplace of the lottery at Sugimori-shrine and Suitengu where people pray for safe childbirth and healthy babies . Enjoy a delicious traditional snack, included in your tour. - Discover seven shrines linked to the Seven Lucky Gods - Enjoy snack—2 snacks cost is included - Compact and efficient 2.8km route for easy exploration

Explore Nagoya’s historic Osu district on a guided walking tour that begins at the stunning Osu Kannon Temple. Capture memorable photos by the grand gate and learn about the temple's rich history. Then, delve into the vibrant Osu Shopping District, where you’ll sample local delicacies such as miso-katsu and tebasaki while enjoying the lively atmosphere of the arcades. Keep your camera ready for iconic landmarks like the giant maneki-neko and the colorful shopping gates. This tour is perfect for food lovers and culture enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in Nagoya's unique flavors and traditions. - Visit the iconic Osu Kannon Temple and learn its history - Savor local specialties like miso-katsu and tebasaki - Enjoy a guided stroll through the vibrant Osu Shopping District - Perfect for travelers wanting to experience Nagoya’s culture and cuisine

Discover some of the tastiest bites in Kyoto’s atmospheric Gion district on this small-group food tour. A local guide handles ordering and translation, making it easy to navigate menus and avoid language barriers. Along the way, visit a mix of food stalls and small restaurants to sample a range of dishes, which may include crispy tempura, fresh sushi, and yakitori (grilled chicken skewers).

Discover Kuromon Market—known as "Osaka’s Kitchen" on a 2-hour guided food tour. Taste fresh seafood, wagyu beef, and traditional sweets as you explore hidden gems and learn about local food culture.

Skip the formal, scripted lectures and tourist-trap photo ops of big group tours. This small-group walking tour feels like an afternoon exploring Osaka with a local friend who knows all the city's best secrets. Trace Osaka’s story from the imposing walls of Osaka Castle to the bizarre "Curse of the Colonel," before jumping through time to finish right in the neon-soaked heart of Dotonbori.

IMPORTANT: Please select plan!! ----- TOUR N: Find from Second hand goods - 13:30pm ----- Visit Second-hand shops to find figures, trading cards, new T-shirts, Gundam kits, car models, maid cafes, and quality Japanese knives. Meeting point is near Nipponbashi station. Note: Mostly excellent-condition used items, and a few brand-new goods. ----- TOUR S: visit Official Anime stores - 10:30AM ----- Visit only official shops, such as Capcom, Godzilla, Ghibli, Chikawa, Hello Kitty, Jump comics charactors, and Pokémon. Meeting point is near Shinsaibashi station. Note: New official products with smaller selections, and older/rare goods may be hard to find. ### Explore Osaka’s best anime shops — even better than Akihabara! ### Each tour time is about 2-3hours. Find figures, trading cards, stationery, T-shirts, and toy capsules from One Piece, Monster Hunter, Sailor Moon, Pokémon, and Demon Slayer, etc. We can adjust stops if kids get tired or to match your favorite anime items!

Embark on a flavorful journey through Odawara with a visit to two iconic ramen shops, each offering its own take on the region's distinctive ramen. From thick, frizzy noodles with chashu pork and wontons to rich fish broth reflecting the coastal influence, you'll experience the true essence of Odawara-style ramen. This tour is perfect for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Japan's beloved ramen culture, away from the typical tourist spots.

Experience Osaka's street food scene like a local — far from the crowds of Namba and Shinsaibashi. This guided walking tour takes you through Tenjinbashisuji, a nearly 2-kilometer-long shopping arcade packed with authentic eateries, neighborhood vendors, and a strong local spirit. As you explore this vibrant area near Umeda, you'll dive into Osaka's bold, comforting flavors with 6+ tastings, including: • Kushikatsu – deep-fried skewers with signature sauces • Takoyaki – Osaka's famous octopus balls • Okonomiyaki – savory Japanese-style pancake • Croquettes – hot and crispy • Taiyaki – sweet fish-shaped cakes • Tofu pudding – smooth and refreshing Your local guide will share fun insights into the area's history, Osaka's unique food culture, and tips on what else to eat and explore after the tour.

Petrolheads visiting Tokyo—get ready for the ultimate way to experience the city’s car scene. Enjoy the convenience of having a driver to take you to the Daikoku Parking Area, where you can explore rare Japanese cars as well as international supercars. Enjoy free time to visit the cafe if you wish, then have a stress-free ride back to your start point.

Join us on a walking foodie tour in Sendai (Miyagi Prefecture), the largest city in Tohoku region. Sendai is renowned for its diverse culinary offerings, featuring a wide variety of delicious local dishes such as Gyutan (grilled beef tongue), Zunda (sweetened edamame paste), and fresh seafood from the nearby coast. Let's take a stroll around Sendai and savor the delicious local cuisine! Be sure to skip the breakfast, we'll stop at least 5 shops or restaurants to full your belly. We have several lunch options to cater to your preferences.

Ideal for foodies in Tokyo, take a deep dive into a vital side of Japanese cuisine on this fish market and hidden gems small-group walking tour. Snacks are included in the cost of booking, letting you sample some of the market’s fresh wares, and your guide is on hand to help you handle any language barriers while you explore.

Stray from the tourist trail and explore Tsukiji Fish Market with a resident of 40 years, for the ultimate experience of Japan’s most famous food hub. Go beyond the guidebook and find out how culture, history, and social dynamics contribute to Japanese food on a small-group tour that lets you cut through the bustle of the market with ease.

Discover the flavors of Kyoto on a guided tour through Nishiki Market, the city's famous culinary destination known as the "Kitchen of Kyoto." Explore over 100 local shops with a knowledgeable guide, sample authentic Kyoto specialties, and learn about the history, culture, and traditions behind the city's unique cuisine. Visit Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine before strolling through the vibrant market, where you'll discover local favorites, seasonal ingredients, and hidden gems that many visitors overlook. Your guide will also share insider recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Kyoto. ● Explore Kyoto's famous Nishiki Market with a local guide ● Sample authentic Kyoto specialties and seasonal delicacies ● Learn about Kyoto's food culture and culinary traditions ● Visit Nishiki Tenmangu Shrine and discover local hidden gems

Shinjuku is a buzzing nightlife district in Tokyo, but language barriers can make it tricky to know the best spots to visit. Skip the guesswork with this private tour. Along the way, discover the izakayas locals love, get insider tips, and sample Japanese favourites such as sake, sashimi, and yakitori. You can also enjoy arcade games and photo booths for a fun and varied night out.

Immerse yourself in Toyko’s seafood scene on this small-group walking tour. Follow your local guide through the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, exploring stalls, sampling fresh dishes, and meeting vendors who bring the market to life. Along the way, learn about local traditions and foodie culture through your guide’s engaging commentary. Please note: food is not included and must be purchased at your own expense.