Food Tours in Kyoto

Go on a culinary adventure in Kyoto with a guide to show you where to find the best wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets), and other traditional treats. Take the stress out of language barrier obstacles by exploring Nishiki Market with a guide to translate. Your guide will teach you about staple ingredients in Japanese cuisine, and you'll enjoy tastings too. A highlight is visiting a tea house for matcha tea and sweets. It's a great way to discover top foodie spots in the city, and get local tips too.

Get an insiders' eye perspective on Kyoto on this walking tour that combines a food tour with anthropological insight. Wander through the city's streets and understand the nighttime entertainment scene, from geiko (geisha) to hostesses. Afterward sample regional specialties accompanied by included drinks at two standing bars/restaurants.

Explore the amazing food scene in Kyoto on this action-packed tour. It'll save you time researching where to eat in the city, as a local guide will take you to hidden spots that locals love. You'll visit Izakaya (Japanese pubs) and Tachinomiya (standing bars) for drinks and snacks. The tour is a great way to get your bearings of Kyoto, learn about Japanese traditions, and taste delicious food too. Conveniently, select drinks and snacks are included.

Spend some time getting acquainted with the food and culture of two historically important and beautiful districts of Kyoto on this guided walking tour. Stroll over the ninth-century Togetsukyo bridge and make stops to sample Yuba soup, rice crackers, fried Yuba cake and leek pancakes. After a visit to the 14th-century Tenryu-ji temple, head to a beautiful bamboo garden and indulge in some traditional Japanese sweets. This tour of Arashiyama and Segano is a great way to get to know Kyoto.

Discover Kyoto's renowned cuisine on a walking tour of Nishiki Market with a food specialist guide. Nishiki Market has been at the heart of Kyoto's culinary world for centuries, and it features a range of Japanese cuisine and Kyoto specialties, in addition to cookware, fresh produce and other goods. Spend three hours in the famous market, tasting different food items as your guide provides a deeper understanding of Kyoto's culinary offerings. Your tour includes a full lunch along with many samples - bring your curiosity and appetite!

Enjoy an action-packed evening in Kyoto learning about Japanese food and drink. You won't have to worry about navigating or getting lost as a guide will lead the way. By traveling in a small group, you'll have better access to your guide for questions. Explore Nishiki Market together, visit a secret bar, restaurants, and learn about Kyoto's Geisha culture in Pontocho. You'll enjoy food and drink tastings along the way, making it a fun and interactive experience.

Enjoy a 2.5-hour walking and food tour in Takayama with an expert local guide who introduces you to the rich culinary traditions of the charming city. Learn about the distinctive culture that developed in Takayama due to its isolated location, and taste a variety of delicious food and sake at local shops. Meet the proprietors and gain insight into the culture and history of the region on this fun and fascinating tour.

Immerse yourself in the Japanese culinary tradition of Kaiseki Ryouri during this 3-hour evening food tour in Kyoto. Follow your guide through the Kamogawa and Gion areas, eating your way through a 10-course meal with beverages included.

The Nishiki Food Market, known to locals as the "Kitchen of Kyoto," is a huge 400-year-old market sprawling with food vendors. Navigate what can be an overwhelming space with the help of your guide, whose insight into the local food scene will give you a taste of Japanese culture - and plenty of food. All food tastings are included as per itinerary.

Get an excellent introduction to the cuisine of Kyoto with this small-group guided tour of the city's best food spots. Start at the deliciously vast 400-year-old Nishiki Market, nicknamed 'Kyoto's Kitchen,' where over 130 food shops and stalls beckon your taste buds. Stroll through the market with the guide, learning about the history of food in the city and taste many dishes unique to Kyoto, including pickled vegetables, fried fish cakes, Japanese pike conger eel, mochi and Japanese omelet. After the market, visit a shrine dedicated to the god of education.