Hiroshima · HIROSHIMA FOOD & OKONOMIYAKI TOURS
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Hiroshima layers its okonomiyaki instead of mixing it, and the best counters seat six and print no English menu. These are the food tours worth the evening: how many stops each makes, what you eat and drink at them, how late they run, and what the whole night costs before you sit down.
Small-group Hiroshima izakaya night tour with okonomiyaki, Japanese sake samples, and local bar-hopping in Naka and Nagarekawacho.
“We really enjoyed our food tour. Our guide was very nice and helpful. We ate at restaurants we never would have found on our own. Our favorite was the okonomiyaki place! The guide also recommend other places for the rest of our stay.”
A 3-hour Hiroshima walking food tour with 3 tachinomi-style stops, 10+ dishes, and up to three drinks, plus culture strolls.
“Ken was a wonderful guide and contributed insights into the culture of Japan. He took us to local places where the people were amazing along with the food and Sake. Thank you Ken!!!”
A 3-hour Hiroshima night food walk with a guide who picks local stalls and standing bars, plus 3 food stops and 3 drinks.
“An absolute must do if you are visiting Hiroshima. Our guide, Kevin, was amazing. Knowledgeable, easy going and entertaining. The Izakaya's we visited were full of friendly locals, tasty foods and drinks. Excellent night out!”
Private Japanese cooking class in Hiroshima at Machiko’s home. Make 2–3 dishes with a family-style meal and vegan options. 3 hours.
“Our family had a great time. Home cooking (definitely not restaurant food - just as good but different stuff), got to talk to real people. I highly recommend!”
Hiroshima small-group food walk with okonomiyaki, dessert, and local sake, plus Peace Park sights and downtown streets for an easy evening.
“The advertisement of the tour made it look like we were be a small group but we were the only couple. The tour guide barely spoke English and had even forgotten to book the second stop restaurant. My spouse and I decided to cut it shorRead more”
Cook layered Hiroshima okonomiyaki with a local chef, ride the tram from Atomic Dome, and learn the stories behind this classic.
“Great fun and interesting experience with Ken, as he learned a lot about Japanese culture while we travelled to the restaurant. then the cooking began, very friendly and patient chef, we really enjoyed our Okonomiyaki too! delicious”
Make onigiri, miso soup, and matcha near Hiroshima Peace Park in a small group, with pickup options and lunch included.
“The host had a great communication all of the time and provided really good explanations. It’s not “just to make onigiri” but have a bit of history and lots of fun. We enjoyed the experience and the food.”
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