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Nathan_S, Aug 2026
Our guide, Hide, was very...
Our guide, Hide, was very great and personable. He walked us around the area, explaining the local dishes. He also was great at trying to cater to what we would be interested in by asking if there was anything specific wanting to try. Happy with the experience.
Amanda_Q, Jul 2026
Highly recommend!
This was so much fun. Our guide got to know us then took us on the perfect tour. We had a mix of things with which we were familiar (like sushi rolls) and brand new things (like takoyaki). Our guide was chatty and engaged my teenagers in lots of conversation. I would take this tour again and recommend it to anyone wanting a food adventure in Osaka!
Ardjan_Z, Jul 2026
Great start of our holiday
We got a lovely introduction in the Osaka food culture and tried some dishes we would not have found otherwise. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. After the food market she also showed parts of the surrounding area, so we got a few pointers for further exploration of Osaka.
LuAnn_A, Jun 2026
Osaka food tour was a big hit with our family!
Our guide Noz was very knowledgeable about all of the foods and fish and history at every place we passed. She chose perfect fun tastings for our family as we had two young boys 8, 11 who were full of energy and ready for an adventure. Plus she spoke perfect English and was positive and very pleasant. It was the perfect tour and one of our highlights in Japan!

Kuromon Ichiba Market

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Kuromon Ichiba Market
  • When eating from street food stalls, there is often nowhere to sit. Be careful not to block foot traffic while you’re eating, and stand somewhere to the side.

  • Make sure to take any trash from snacks purchased home with you. It’s uncommon to find trash cans in public places in Japan, because the understanding is you’ll take it away and dispose of it properly later.

  • There’s a rest area at the information center at the southern end of the market. You can sit and eat your snacks here, plus there are toilets and baggage storage (for a fee).