HIROSHIMA
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10 food & drink tours travellers rate highest in Hiroshima. Each entry covers what is included, who is running it and what it costs, so the comparison sits in one place.
Hiroshima izakaya bar hopping night with okonomiyaki and sake in Naka area. Small group, 3 hours, 7pm, $110.89.
“Good experience me and my wife both loved the food. We really loved the different options. I think the price was definitely worth it.”
Hiroshima night food tour with three tachinomi-style stops, 10+ dishes, and up to three drinks, guided in English.
“Ken was a very attentive guide and we had really interesting and fun discussions. Me and my partner were the only ones participating that night and it felt like going out with a friend. We were able to taste around 15 different dishes. I have allergies, and Ken was able to order also a lot…”
Walk Saijo’s brewery streets for 2 hours, tasting eight sake styles at seven breweries with an English guide and easy pace.
“We loved this tour. It was about 2 hours, not much walking and a ton of information. The sake was delicious and we were able to get a local lunch at the information station.”
Hiroshima night food tour with a local guide, 3 food stops and 3 drinks. Meet by Tiffany’s and eat like locals.
“Ken lead our group to three different local restaurants, all which were very unique. It was a great time and I highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see and try local cuisine through the eyes of someone who loves there. It was a great evening!”
Best of Hiroshima Food Tour: small-group walk from Orizuru Tower to Hatchobori, 4 food stops with dessert, sake drinks, landmarks.
“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”
Guided Saijo sake tasting across 7 nearby breweries near Hiroshima. Learn brewing history, sample clean gentle styles, and choose favorites in 2 hours.
“we had a very good time with our Guide Gordon who told us interesting facts about the process of making Sake. it was also very entertaining for us to talk about several other topics than Sake. I would absolutely recommend this tour, but be sure to bring some water and snacks and have a good…”
Walk between three Saijo breweries in 90 minutes, taste daiginjo and junmai styles, and learn how Hiroshima sake fits its place and season.
“A very concise yet in-depth overview of the sake making process, learning what makes it unique and how more premium styles of sake are made. Our guide was enthusiastic, incredibly knowledgable and a lot of fun to be with. ThougRead more”
Tour Saijo’s breweries with tastings, visit Mitate Shrine, and make your own spring-water ink sake label at Sanyotsuru.
“The sake tour I took was a rich experience. The tour guide was knowledgeable about Japan's history and how sake intertwined with it. The sake tour was great got to see the tools used and was explained from the owner about the proceRead more”
Walk Saijo in Hiroshima with an English guide, visit historic sake breweries, taste multiple styles, and enjoy lunch plus dessert. 3 hours.
“Masa was a kind, patient, and affable tour guide who introduced us to some wonderful sake breweries and local favorite restaurants. Highly recommended if you have any interest in how sake is made or want to try a few with a knowledgeable guide and translator (especially the unique Hiroshima brews with their special soft mountain…”
Hiroshima Saijo sake tasting visits seven breweries in about two hours with guided tastings, history, and an easy walk from Saijo Station.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, letting us go at our own pace. He was very flexible in terms of letting us add additional tastings as we wanted (for the cost of the tastings, of course) and was great at explaining the brewing prRead more”
