OSAKA
Osaka’s best days out.
The 8 most popular dining experiences in Osaka. The ones worth building a day around, with what they cost, how long they run and who you book through.
Osaka backstreet food tour with street tastings, alleys, and red-light history. Add dinner at an izakaya with vegetarian options.
Most Popular“Tommy was great, very friendly and knowledgeable, showed us places we would never of found on our own. Highly recommended this tour. Also met some nice people from around the world.”
Osaka backstreets after dark: retro streets, two side-dish tastings, Taisho-era red light district, taboo stories, and optional dinner.
“Loved the tour, a real back streets tour of the hidden parts of Japan. Great tour guide super knowledgeable & helpful, thanks Knox!”
Dine with live music and DJ energy at Osaka Umeda’s Piccadilly. Choose Italian or Japanese course, add drinks, then party late.
“we pay for alcohol package. the alcohol is no alcohol.. all the drinks offered sucked”
Piccadilly Premium in Umeda mixes dinner, DJ nights, and high-energy stage acts from VIP seats, with Italian or Japanese courses.
“I enjoyed it early on! We had a lot of content, and we really enjoyed our time as a club! I want to experience sumo again. It was the only box in Japan, with so many special guests! I want to go again.Auto-translated”
Osaka backstreet food tour with a local guide: takoyaki, sushi with sake, wagyu BBQ with beer, ramen, plus a Tenjinbashi night stroll.
“This was THE best tour we did in Osaka and possibly all of Japan (we did many). Food spots were excellent and the location was an area I wouldn’t have gone to otherwise. Perfect tour in both those aspects. Would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Osaka! Especially foodie people. Thank you!!”
Small-group Osaka foodie walk in Nishinari: local dishes with drinks, street-art backstreets, samurai-route stories, ends at Tengachaya.
“This foodie journey did not disappoint!”
A 3-hour LGBTQ+ evening tour in Osaka with dinner, two drinks, and a local guide—Shin-sekai secrets to Doyama’s bar scene.
“Fascinating tour of Osaka and LGBT history and culture here. Our guide (Kevin) was very knowledgeable and showed us so many places we never would have seen or even knew existed in the city. We had a great time and would definitely recommend!”
Learn to make sushi in a real Osaka restaurant with chef Shinichi Kono. Private, hands-on, then you eat what you make.
“Our "SUSHI Making Experience at Restaurant" was great fun and really approachable regardless of your culinary skill level. The instructor and chef, Shinichi, prepared the sushi rice and cuts of fish in advance so we could dive in right away. Read more”
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