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• Great experience

  Marigold H,

  16 thg 8, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  I enjoyed the tour very much. It was a hot hot day but most of the walking thru the market was cool and easy. The tastings were interesting and Takuma did a Great job explaining to me a lot of Japanese culture and language. The three hours was more than enough. I was the only one on this tour so Takuma took his time, was very kinda and did a really good job.

• We did the walking food...

  Leslie M,

  9 thg 8, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  We did the walking food tour through the nishiki market in Kyoto. Our tour guide was excellent and enlightened us with Japanese culture and food. It was a great way to experience the market and introduction to Kyoto

• A Complete Rip-Off – Avoid this food tour at All Costs

  AJ T,

  4 thg 6, 2025

  - Viator

  1.00

  I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was so disappointing—and frankly exploitative—that I feel obligated to warn others before they waste their time and money. This so-called "food tour" of Nishiki Market was nothing more than an overpriced walk-through of food stalls where we were encouraged to spend more of our own money to sample anything worthwhile. The vast majority of the “tasting opportunities” were not included in the tour price. Instead, the guide would gesture vaguely at a vendor and suggest we buy something ourselves if we were curious. At that point, what exactly were we paying for? The very few food items that were included were low-quality, underwhelming, and clearly the cheapest possible options—think stale senbei crackers, and tiny morsels of pickled vegetables that tasted like they’d been sitting out all morning. Absolutely nothing distinctive or memorable about the selection, and certainly not representative of Kyoto’s rich culinary heritage. To make matters worse, our tour guide seemed to know shockingly little about Kyoto’s food culture, history, or even the market itself. Basic questions about local ingredients or traditional dishes were met with vague or incorrect answers. At times it felt like we were being led around by someone who had just read a pamphlet that morning. There was no insight, no storytelling, no value added. The worst part? The price. For what we paid, we expected a curated, immersive experience—something educational, cultural, and delicious. Instead, we got a half-hearted stroll through a market we could have explored ourselves for free, with a handful of bland samples and a guide who didn’t seem to care. This tour is a tourist trap in the worst sense. If you're visiting Kyoto and want to explore its incredible food scene, skip this sham of a tour and go on your own—or better yet, find a reputable experience that actually honors the city’s culinary legacy. Bottom line: Not worth the money, not worth the time, and not remotely what it promises to be. Save yourself the disappointment.

• Annie was a very...

  Jeanne P,

  23 thg 5, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Annie was a very knowledgeable and kind tour guide who helped us find a local ingredient (matcha salt) for us to bring home as a souvenir. It’s not always easy to know what to order so this was a great introduction to Japanese local cuisine. Very tasty tour!

• Great insider local food tour!

  Judy Y,

  26 thg 4, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Enjoyed a semi private tour of Nishiki market with local guide Toshi. Shared favorite childhood foods of Kyoto and some local dialect phrases including “okini” for thank you.