Osaka Street Food Tours(24)
Osaka Food Tour (10 delicious dishes at 5 hidden eateries)
Engaging, Immersive Osaka Foodhood Tour (15 foods, 3 drinks)
The Ultimate Osaka Night Tour
Deep Backstreet Osaka Tour (With Dinner)
Kuromon Market Food Tour: Flavors of Osaka
Half Pint Craft Beer Tour in Osaka
Namba After Dark: Bar Hopping and Nightlife in Osaka
Absolute Osaka Food Tour
Osaka Kuromon Market and Kitchen Town Tour
Nostalgic Shinsekai Osaka Street Food Tour
Daytime Food Tour in Osaka Dotonbori
Osaka Tea Ceremony, Tasting, & Culture Tour
Blades of Steel: Japanese Knives, Museums, & Mochi in Sakai
Osaka Local Food Tour in Dotonbori and Namba
Market Tour in Osaka, the Culinary Capital of Japan
Osaka City Tour: Shopping Streets, Shrines, and Depachika
Bar Crawl and Nightlife in Downtown Osaka
Osaka Night Life: Eating and Drinking Tour
Osaka Home Cooked Food Party and Sake Tour
Osaka’s Best: Osaka Castle, Dotonbori, Local Food, & More
Old-School Osaka: Shinsekai, Tenma, Craft Beer & More!
Barrier-Free Osaka: Castle, Kuromon Market, Umeda Sky
Oh My, Osaka! Street Food, Shinsekai, & Namba Walking Tour
Osaka Cherry Blossom Food Tour 2024

Osaka Street Food Tour
On the hunt for local street food in Osaka? Osaka is almost synonymous with street food, that’s why the city is colloquially well-known as "Japan’s Kitchen.” From the busy streets of Dotombori and the central Namba district to the glittering Shinsekai area, discover Osaka’s city streets and the best street food it has to offer by joining an Osaka street food tour. Savory and filling with a signature flavor, street food stalls in Osaka and beyond sell savory slabs of okonomiyaki (you can even grill your own at some restaurants!) cut into slices to-go like a pizza. Full of gooey deliciousness (and octopus pieces), the classic Kansai dish of takoyaki balls is now a unique dish that’s loved throughout Japan. Learn all about local Japanese food and jump on a street food tour in Osaka to join the mission to discover the best street food in the city! Discover Osaka’s regional cuisine as you visit tiny shopfronts owned by locals, bursting with steaming bowls of ramen, freshly made sushi, sweet treats, and more (both traditionally flavored and those more modern and adventurous).