Japan · MARKETS AND FOOD HALLS IN KYOTO
A shortlist you could hand to a friend: 4 markets and food halls in Kyoto that hold up, each with what it costs, what travellers said afterwards and the detail worth knowing before you commit.
Explore Kyoto’s Nishiki Market with seven tastings, brunch, Gion sights, and a small group guide in this practical food tour review.
“Lovely tour guide . Good insights Into area and food.great selection of food tastes and lovely lunch . Small group so personalised”
Dress in a Kyoto kimono, learn the steps of a matcha tea ceremony, and enjoy wagashi sweets at Maikoya Nishiki for $65.66.
“A authentic experience and a highlight of my visit to Kyoto. Kimonos were high-quality, accessories generous, and the staff very helpful. The tea ceremony host gave a wonderful introduction, describing all details and the meaning behind eRead more”
Explore Kyoto’s Nishiki Market with local guides, generous tastings, shrine visits, and practical culture tips in a small three-hour group.
“Our family of five plus one good friend thoroughly enjoyed our introduction to the Nishiki Market with Yoko. There is so much we would have missed without her, and half of the fun was getting to know Yoko. She was so kind and genuinely seemed to enjoy watching six first-time Japan visitors try new foods and go crazy for konjac yam soaps.”
Review of Kyoto’s Nishiki Market tea ceremony with matcha making, sweets, live koto music, optional kimono photos, and practical tips.
“Omg the host was so cuteee & sweet. She played beautiful koto. She explained each & every component of tea ceremony extremely well. Definitely recommend! Wish we wore kimono for this activity tho”
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