FOOD TOURER
Where the locals actually eat.
The 9 kyoto food tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one feeds you, how long you walk, who runs the kitchen door, and what a seat at the table costs.
Nishiki Market brunch walking tour with 7 tastings, a Kyoto shrine stop, Pontocho alley time, plus photos and a sit-down meal.
Most Popular“Great tasting and recommendations from our guide Takaya!! He answered all our questions and gave us lots of food tips”
Kyoto Gion Food Tour with 13 dishes at 4 eateries, lantern-lit Pontocho and Gion walks, plus a drink. Small group, 3 hours.
“Such an informative food tour highlighting delicious food — wonderful introduction to Kyoto cuisine. Our guide, Alessio, was great. Highly recommended.”
A 3-hour small-group night walk through Gion and Pontocho with up to 13 Kyoto dishes, sake pairings, and geisha-culture stories.
Sample 15 Kyoto dishes in Gion with a local guide, translation help, and 2 drinks on a 3-hour small-group evening walk.
“Fun night out trying great food with wonderful company! Leo was so personable and flexible! Grateful for his time and guidance.”
Walk Kyoto’s 400-year Nishiki Market with a local guide, tasting 5 specialties, plus shrines and shopping streets.
Private Kyoto food tour with 10 tastings, temple and shrine stops, and a tailored guide for your party, about 3 hours.
“We booed this tour so we could experience the food of Kyoto. Our guide was Ryuki. I explained that we are adventurous eaters and wanted real Kyoto food. He understood the assignment. We went to a bunch of spots that covered the spectRead more”
Kyoto Karasuma-to-Gion walking food tour with 10 tastings, wagyu sushi, yuba tofu, mochi, matcha tea, plus market sights.
“We were disappointed with this tour - poor selection of food - too much fried, not enough fresh. The guide although very sweet was too quiet and did not have strong enough English to provide sufficient detail on meals experienced.”
Kyoto night food tour through Gion and Pontocho with up to 13 tastings, Yasaka Shrine, small group, and two drinks included.
“My first time in Japan and first time trying Japanese food, the choice of restaurants was genuinely amazing, real traditional Japanese style, and the food selection was wide and varied, our guide Yuna was excellent, the only problem wRead more”
Walk Nishiki Market and a Daimaru depachika, taste yuba, gyoza and tempura hamo, then visit Nishiki-Tenmangu Shrine. Small group.
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