Deep Dive: Osaka Food Markets from Local to Luxurious!

Osaka is a food lover's paradise, where you can indulge in a mouthwatering array of street food, traditional dishes, and modern culinary creations that showcase the vibrant and diverse flavors of Japan's kitchen.

From ¥6,526/person
4 Hours (approx.) Up to 8 People

To the heart of Osaka’s food scene

Ohhhh Tokyo, with your big corporate headquarters and massive mobs of people doing very important things. And then Kyoto, with your high culture, fancy temples, gardens, and refinement. Yay. But this is OSAKA, and — how to put it nicely? — we don’t care about your charmed lives. We care about eating.Come see (1) an upscale department store marketplace, (2) the famous Kuromon Ichiba, where delicacies raw and cooked clamor for your tongue, (3) a Japanese infused Korea Town where few tourists venture to tread, and (4) a historic neighborhood resplendent with meats, fish, vegetables, plus other staples and stupefieables catering to locals. At your side will be a native English speaking, friendly, Osaka-infused soul, eager to explain every little aspect of this big world of food. Get ready to dig in on this adventure of sights, smells, and flavors!

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Historic Landmarks

Discover Osaka's rich history through its iconic food.

Professional Guide

Real English, real skills, and great personalities. Our guides have the knowledge and expertise to provide you with interesting, fun, and memorable tours.

Fully-Narrated Tour

Our tours never leave you to wander about on your own. Your guide stays with you the whole time to answer questions, offer lots of local insights, and make ensure good times.

Easy Access

This tour starts in central Nara at the Lawson convenience store directly outside of Tenma Station (McDonalds), making meeting up an anxiety-free experience. Exact meeting spot provided after booking.

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Takashimaya Department Store

Takashimaya Department Store, where you can explore an exquisite selection of gourmet treats, from fresh seafood and traditional Japanese sweets to international delicacies and trendy food stalls. Our expert guides will lead you through this department store’s food floor, sharing insights into Osaka’s vibrant food culture and helping you find unique flavors and souvenirs to take home.

Pulala Tenma

Pulala Tenma, Osaka’s lively shopping complex renowned for its diverse food options. From street food vendors serving classic Osaka snacks to charming cafes and restaurants offering traditional Japanese dishes, Pulala Tenma is a food lover’s paradise. Our tour guides will navigate you through the vibrant alleys, ensuring you experience the heart of Osaka’s unique and delicious food culture.</span

Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street

Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street, Osaka’s longest shopping arcade. This lively street is a haven for food enthusiasts, with countless eateries offering a vast range of culinary delights. From street-side stalls serving Osaka’s famous takoyaki and okonomiyaki to traditional tea houses and dessert shops, you’ll discover the best of local flavors.</span

Tsuruhashi : Osaka’s Koreatown

Tsuruhashi, the city’s vibrant Koreatown, is a lively district famous for its authentic Korean cuisine and bustling markets, offering a unique culinary experience. Explore the maze of alleys filled with barbecue joints, kimchi vendors, and Korean street food stalls.

Kuromon Market

At Kuromon Market you’ll discover why Osaka is known as “Osaka’s Kitchen.” Stroll through the old-style stalls with our knowledgeable guides taking in the fresh meats and produce. Learn about the history and culture of this iconic market as you meet friendly vendors.

Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street

Sennichimae Doguyasuji Shopping Street is the place to be if you’re fascinated by kitchenware and culinary tools. On our Osaka food tour, explore this unique street where chefs and home cooks alike come to find everything from traditional Japanese knives to exquisite tableware. Wander among shops brimming with all things kitchen-related, from professional-grade equipment to quirky gadgets.

Namba

Minami (Namba) is Osaka’s hub of shops, restaurants, and nightlife. On our food tour, explore this lively district known for its neon-lit streets and vibrant energy

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Nara Day Tour Itinerary

Iconic department store with large food level

Another food extravaganza

Longest arcade in Japan, full of traditional street eats and quaint restaurants / cafes

Osaka’s vibrant Koreatown

The famous Kuromon markets, showing you why Osaka is the kitchen of Japan

Kitchenware as far as the eye can see.

Osaka’s hub of shops, restaurants and nightlife.

Quick Tips for Our Osaka Markets Tour

There are a couple of things we’d like you to take note of before joining us.

  • Please come wearing comfortable shoes. We do a fair bit of walking around Osaka.


Inclusions:

  • Professional tour guide.
  • Entrance fees.
  • Guided tours and commentary at each location.

Exclusions:

  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, additional snacks, etc.).
  • Travel insurance.
  • Lunch
  • Transportation (Around 300 Yen)
  • Any additional activities or meals not mentioned in the itinerary.

Easy Access

As we are meeting up in outside of Tenma station at the McDonalds, meetup is easy and stress free.

Get to know some of our guides

We’re proud to have a diverse team of personable, knowledgeable guides fluent in both English and Japanese, serving travelers across multiple regions of Japan. Here, you’ll get to know just a few of the exceptional people who bring our tours to life.

Laura

Guide in Kansai Region
Japan has always been a dream of mine; and it certainly hasn’t disappointed. I’ve now been living on this beautiful island for over seven years! Originally from France, I’ve always been fascinated by Japan’s deep culture, timeless beauty, and the authenticity of its people. Over time, I truly fell in love with the Kansai region, not only for its incredible variety of food, but also for the many warm and memorable encounters I’ve had here. That’s why I’m so excited to share this unique journey and experience with you during our tours!

Kensuke

Guide in Hiroshima Region
Based in Hiroshima, Kensuke has a deep appreciation for the city’s unique atmosphere, rich history, and incredible food. He enjoys exploring the roots of Japanese culture and traditions, and through his guiding, he aims to share not only historical facts but also the values and character that define the Japanese people. His goal is to convey perspectives and insights that only a native Japanese person can truly express.

Ferdinand

Guide in Kansai region
A native of France by birth, I have, for the past seven years, made my home in the city of Osaka, having previously resided in Tokyo. Combining my love for Japan, its rich traditions and culinary delights, and the simple pleasure of walking and meeting new people, I decided to pursue a career where I can have these fervent passions shared with others; because I am deeply in love with the somewhat timeworn charm of Osaka’s post-war industrial visage, and the mysterious and quiet charm of its labyrinthine alleyways.

Michelle

Guide in Tokyo Region
Taiwanese-Italian by heritage, Japan resident for the last 10 years, and lifelong fan of a good story. Though I’ve lived here long enough to know the quiet backstreets and the best local snacks, I still explore with the curiosity of a first-time visitor. Fluent in English (it’s the language I’ve always lived in), plus Japanese and Italian, I’m the kind of guide who makes you feel like you’re catching up with an old friend, the one who just happens to know all the history, hidden corners, and how to get the perfect photo.

Pickup Point

We will meet at the McDonalds outside of Tenma Station

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