Kyoto Nishiki Market Food Tour

Nishiki Market in Kyoto

Explore the beautiful flavors of Kyoto on this tour of Nishiki Market, Kyoto’s 400-year old. Get an excellent introduction to the cuisine of Kyoto as you enjoy food tastings of different local and seasonoal food unique to the area. Take a peek into the history and culture of Kyoto through various unique flavors, regional souvenirs, and insider stories you wouldn’t want to miss. Stop by a shrine with a rich history visited by many locals. The places we go around is wheelchair accessible.

Discover fascinating insights about Japanese culture on this small-group guided tour of the city’s best food spots.

Tour Highlights:

  • 3-hour walking food tour in the world-famous Nishiki Market.
  • Visit family-owned shops and stalls to sample local and seasonal food.
  • Fresh seafood, local snacks and tastings, and other specialty items are just a few things you will taste and learn about from your local guide.
  • Explore the building blocks of what makes Japanese food special and why this historic cuisine has been given UNESCO World Heritage Status.
Departure Point: In front of Lacoste Kawaramachi
Start Time(s): 10:00
Duration: 3 hours
Return Details: Karasuma area
Included:

• Seasonal and regional lunch and food tastings at the market included
• Visit around 10 market vendors and taste the flavors of Kyoto
• Japanese tea included
• Shopping time

Not Included:

• Hotel pick up not included (can be arranged for an additional charge) 
• Gratuity         
• Transportation costs 
• Additional drinks or food (not included but possible to purchase at guest expense)

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