OSAKA
Osaka’s best days out.
The 7 most popular sake tasting in Osaka. The ones worth building a day around, with what they cost, how long they run and who you book through.
Homemade takoyaki and 10+ Japanese sake in Osaka Namba with Momo, a former brewer and sake sommelier. 2-hour small group.
Most Popular“Better than expected. Momo is very knowledgeable about sake and helped me choose which ones to taste. The takoyaki was indeed fun to make and tasty to eat. Definitely a recommended thing to do in Osaka.”
Small-group Osaka class with sake tastings led by Momoko and a hands-on takoyaki cooking session using a secret recipe.
“5 stars all around - one of the best things we did in Japan. We learned about sake (nihonshu) - how it’s made, various types, how to read the label. We also tasted many different sakes, and cooked tapanyaki. The host was very knowledgeable and passionate about sale and the food. Highly recommended!!”
A 4-hour Osaka class that mixes a local supermarket shop, hands-on cooking, and sake tasting, taught by friendly instructors.
“Review for our cooking class with Yuka We had an amazing 4-hour cooking experience with our wonderful guide and instructor, Yuka. The day started with a visit to a local supermarket, where Yuka showed and explained so many interestiRead more”
Osaka market-to-table cooking class: niku-sui, okonomiyaki, gyoza, plus sake tasting and lunch with a small local guide group.
“Linda was superb. She went to the trouble of decorating the room with Christmas decorations and was extremely attentive throughout our time with her. She went out of her way to take us to buy some sake too!”
Osaka nighttime bar hopping with a local guide, sake tasting, Hozenji Temple prayer lesson, and karaoke with all-you-can-drink.
“This was a great tour! Got to experience so much in Osaka’s night life with really great food. The karaoke was really fun too.”
Osaka sake masterclass hosted by an active brewer at Sake Pairing Bar Potan, tasting 7 sakes with food pairings and a personal style diagnosis.
“Yuki, the host, isn’t just a sake bar owner, he’s also an active sake brewer with real brewery experience. His explanations were super clear and easy to follow, even for someone like me who’s not very familiar about sake. The tasting taught me Read more”
Shop Osaka ingredients, cook izakaya favorites like takoyaki, and pair them with sake in a small-group cooking studio. Recipes included.
“Amazing experience! From start to finish we had a great time. Very welcoming and not your typical cooking class. We started out grocery shopping and then enjoyed cooking with all the ingredients. Highly recommend !”
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