Pescetarian Dining Experiences(23)
Tokyo Omakase Sushi Experience with Personal Chef
Kyoto Izakaya Food Adventure
Gion Tour with Kaiseki Meal in Kyoto at Night
Sake Pairing and Omakase Sushi in Tokyo with Personal Chef
Tokyo Ninja Food Experience
Kyoto Gion Tour and Rare Fugu Banquet with Michelin Chef
Fire Ceremony and Kaiseki Dining at The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
Kaiseki Bento Traditional Cuisine & Tea Ceremony
Local Artisans, Japanese Food, & Walking Tour in Shiga
A Thrilling Meal! Vegan Lunch Cruise Near Active Volcano
Tokyo National Museum Dining & Matcha Experience (Ueno)
Shojin Ryori Lunch in 1200-Year-Old Ekoin Temple (Wakayama)
Wakayama: Meditation & Lunch in a 1,200-Year-Old Temple
Wakayama: Fire Prayer & Lunch in a 1,200-Year-Old Temple
Private Dinner and Shishimai Lion Dance in Sapporo, Hokkaido
Geisha Performance and Private Dinner in Sapporo, Hokkaido
Japanese Home Cooking Dining Experience in Tokyo
Orchard Tour in Nagano With Outdoor Fine Dining Experience
Private Chef Experience in Niseko, Hokkaido
Revitalizing Zazen Meditation & Monk-Style Meal (Toyama)
Kaiseki Meal Featuring Fresh Abalone from the Genkai Sea
Nara Historical Hiking Tour & Breakfast Picnic in Asuka
Private Geisha Show & Premium Dinner in Kagurazaka (Tokyo)
Pescetarian Dining Experiences in Japan
If you are a pescetarian with a love of seafood and a plant-based diet, then Japan is a wonderful country to visit! As a country surrounded by water, the archipelago of Japan offers you an endless fish and seafood to suit your diet and your palate. Being a pescetarian, you’ll have many more food options than vegetarians and vegans, and shouldn’t concern yourself too much with finding food options, especially in cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto.
But while the Japanese diet includes lots of fish, Japan also consumes plenty of meat and is famous for wagyu (high-quality, domestic Japanese) beef. Some dishes may seem vegetarian, but include a small amount of meat, or hidden ingredients (like in broth). Pescetarians in Japan need to be especially careful when ordering ramen, as the broth is often meat-based. As there are not many people with dietary restrictions in Japan, there is less knowledge about diets like the pescetarian diet. That’s where byFood's pescetarian dining experiences in Japan come in. If you want to be totally sure of what’s being served at the table, you can join dining experiences such as a sushi dining experience such as a sushi making show, kaiseki cuisine banquet-style meal, or izakaya dinner. These pescetarian dining experiences in Japan are fun ways to immerse yourself in Japan culture, enjoy yourself, and come away with a fully belly.