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“Knox was such an amazing tour guide. He was engaging and funny and so informartive. It's a no bs tour and we learnt so much without all the fluff which is what I love.”
Osaka backstreets after dark: retro streets, two side-dish tastings, Taisho-era red light district, taboo stories, and optional dinner.
“Great tour, knowledgeable and funny guide! What more do you need?”
Dine with live music and DJ energy at Osaka Umeda’s Piccadilly. Choose Italian or Japanese course, add drinks, then party late.
“Such a good night! The singers and band were brilliant, great atmosphere, food lovely. Such a brilliant night out”
Piccadilly Premium in Umeda mixes dinner, DJ nights, and high-energy stage acts from VIP seats, with Italian or Japanese courses.
“This is a nightclub like no other nightclub I have ever been to! The show music is great and too addictive for my generation! I would recommend it to anyone who is not a regular club goer ⭐️ I heard from the staff that they also have sumo wrestling shows on the weekends and would…”
Osaka backstreet food tour with a local guide: takoyaki, sushi with sake, wagyu BBQ with beer, ramen, plus a Tenjinbashi night stroll.
“Kenji and Mio were fantastic; an absolute locals guide to Oskaka eating spots. We had a great time, thoroughly recommended.”
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.
“What an experience! In a famous sushi restaurant, under the guidance of a sushi master of 30years+ experience, we learned how to make nigiri, sushi rolls and Japanese egg rolls, and enjoyed high end quality ingredients turned into delightful bites. Please go and experience yourselves.”
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