Osaka
The sake sessions with snacks attached: guided tastings paired with takoyaki you cook yourself and supermarket tours that decode the label wall. Osaka drinks sake without ceremony, which is its own kind of expertise.
Experience Osaka's culinary and sake culture firsthand with a fun, intimate cooking and tasting tour led by an expert guide, perfect for food lovers.
Most Popular“We were four adults age 44 to 70 and we had an amazing time with Momo. The sake class was the perfect amount of information to allow us to carefully select a tasty sake in the future. The takoyaki cooking was perfect, fun, and had…”
Experience Osaka's flavors with a hands-on takoyaki cooking class and sake tasting led by a knowledgeable sommelier, perfect for food lovers.
“This was the best interactive hands-on experience ever! Momo has extensive background in sake making so she really explained different types of sake in detail . She had printed sake information posted on the walls to aid in understanding Read more”
Join a 4-hour Osaka cooking class with market visit and sake tasting. Learn to make local dishes, enjoy authentic flavors, and gain cultural insights.
“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”
Discover Osaka’s culinary secrets with a hands-on cooking class, local market visit, and sake tasting. Perfect for food lovers of all skill levels.
“Our instructor was Chie & she was amazing. She was so fun & friendly. She made it such an enjoyable experience for my friend group. A bonus was all the history she taught us about Japans different areas. The food was delicious! We really enjoyed…”
Experience Osaka’s vibrant nightlife with a guided bar hop, sake tastings, authentic food, and karaoke for a fun and cultural evening in Namba.
“Our last night in Osaka with guide was amazing! Thank you so much! I liked your lovely gift too.”
Discover authentic Japanese sake with a masterclass in Osaka led by a former brew master. Learn, taste, and enjoy small seasonal dishes in a relaxed setting.
“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”
Experience Osaka’s flavors firsthand with a cozy home-cooking class including supermarket shopping, izakaya dishes, sake pairing, and recipe takeaways.
“We had an amazing experience with Chie. Not only did we cook delicious dishes, which we will try at home, but Chie provided a great history lesson on Japan and answered all of our questions about this intriguing country. Shopping with Read more”
Experience Osaka's culinary culture by making your own Kushikatsu skewers, tasting sake, and learning about local food traditions in an engaging workshop.
Discover Osaka’s vibrant nightlife with a guided bar hop through hidden sake bars and izakayas in Shinsaibashi, perfect for authentic Japanese drinking experiences.
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Explore Osaka’s hidden Juso district on a private food and sake tour, sampling local tapas and learning about Japan’s sake culture for just $21.
Discover Kobe from Osaka with this full-day tour featuring stunning views from Nunobiki Herb Gardens, premium Kobe beef at Steakland, and a sake brewery visit.
Experience authentic Japanese culture with this 2-hour sake tasting and hand-rolled sushi workshop in Osaka. Enjoy all-you-can-drink sake and sushi-making fun.
Discover Kobe’s sake brewing heritage on this full-day tour from Osaka, visiting historic breweries, museums, and scenic districts with expert guides.
Discover Japan’s sake culture with an engaging Osaka Sake Tour. Enjoy tastings, expert explanations, and learn how to select the best sake and tools.
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