Book a Foodie's Nighttime Tour of Kyoto!
Overview
Book a Kyoto foodie's night tour for a journey through Gion's historic streets, guided by a local expert revealing Kyoto's nighttime charm. Experience the essence of Kyoto's cuisine with traditional appetizers in an authentic setting. Then, savor the city's renowned sake with mouth-watering Obanzai dishes. Conclude your evening at Kyoto's hidden bars, tasting local liquor or indulging in Matcha desserts.
Highlights
- A family-friendly experience perfect for travelers of all ages interested in Kyoto's local foods
- Reserve with a Rakuten account to earn or use points for each booking!
- Lose yourself in the enchanting ambiance of Gion at night, illuminated by the soft glow of lanterns
- Share your table with a local guide and listen to authentic tales of Kyoto life and its culinary traditions.
- Vegan and alcohol-free options are available
Key Information
Description
Indulge in Kyoto's rich culinary traditions with our Kyoto Night Foodie Tour. Step into the heart of Gion, where the old-world charm of Kyoto comes to life. Our journey begins at the iconic Izumo no Okuni statue at Gion Shijo station. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, immerse yourself in the enchanting ambiance of the Gion area, dotted with historic Kyoto-style buildings. Keep an eye out, for you might catch a glimpse of a geisha gliding gracefully through the streets. Our first stop is a hidden gem of a restaurant, nestled in the labyrinthine streets of Gion. Here, you'll savor a delightful array of traditional Kyoto appetizers, carefully crafted to tantalize your taste buds. From the hearty warmth of oden to the delicate flavors of yuba, each dish is a testament to Kyoto's culinary heritage. Complementing your meal are three distinct varieties of Kyoto sake, expertly curated to enhance your dining experience. As the night unfolds, we'll meander through the picturesque alleys of Ponto-cho, renowned for its charming cafes and eateries. Our journey culminates in a cozy Kyoto cafe, where you'll indulge in the sweet pleasures of Kyoto's local desserts, served in a traditional setting.