Top Tokyo Street Food Tours

Get a taste of Japanese food and culture during this walking tour of Tokyo’s Shibuya district. Escape the tourist hordes as you eat like a Japanese local, sampling favorites like ‘okonomiyaki’ (savory egg pancakes), Wagyu beef skewers and more in the area’s off-the-beaten-path eateries and hangouts. Toast your adventure, and new friends, with an included glass of beer, ‘shochu’ (rice liquor) or soft drinks.

Step back in time to ancient Tokyo during this exploration of the city’s historic Yanaka district. Discover a different side of the sprawling Japanese capital that dates back to its Edo period of the 16th through 19th centuries, admiring the area’s charming mix of temples, springtime cherry blossoms, and timeless ‘reien’ (cemetery). A guide accompanies you on your visit, providing additional details about Japanese history and local culture.

Seeking out the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku district is notoriously tricky for outsiders. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this guided tour that takes you barhopping to Izakaya bars in two different alleyways—a small group of no more than eight people means that you can easily access tiny bars with just a few seats. Between drinks and snacks (included) your guide shares insights into local culture in this atmospheric part of the city.

If you are new to the city and don't speak Japanese, finding Tokyo's best bars (with the signs written in kanji) can be tricky. This guided nighttime tour of Shibuya takes you to multiple izakaya-style bars that you'd be unlikely to find alone. Enjoy a drink and local dish at each while you soak up the local atmosphere.

Taste foods from all over Japan during a food tour that includes a walking tour and sushi-making lesson. In the historical Nihonbashi district, stop for tastings at ten different food shops inside a shopping mall. Then go to one of the largest culinary schools in Asia for a lesson on how to make your own sushi.

This is a fantastic foodie experience in Japan. Explore the outer Tsukiji Fish Market with a guide, so you don’t miss any highlights, and you don’t get lost. Your experience will be enriched with guide commentary so you can learn about some of the 450+ types of fish as you walk around. You’ll try snacks, and also visit a sake shop for a tasting. This tour is a culinary adventure that will teach you about fish in Japan, and the history of sake too.

Enjoy classic Japanese experience at our selected restaurants. Local food & drinks as we journey through Tokyo’s busiest area in Shinjuku. - 7+ mouth-watering Japanese food tastings, enough for a full dinner meal, served from three selected restaurants. - Drinks to taste great Izakaya style dinner. You may also choose your drinks (Beer, Sake & other drinks). Non-alcoholic beverage also available. - Explore Shinjuku visiting famous must-see spots as well as hidden gems. Enjoy unique views of Tokyo’s neon town, Kabukicho. Please let us know if you have any food restrictions beforehand.

Go off the beaten track in one of Tokyo's most-trafficked areas on a food tour of Shibuya. In a small group of no more than 10 people, your guide will take you to some hidden dining venues, missed by most visitors, where you can try traditional Japanese foods you may never have eaten before.

- Taste a variety of great food samplings as we explore non-touristy part of Asakusa, Tokyo. Visit 4+ local food vendors with more than 100 years of history in Asakusa. - Learn and practice authentic Japanese eating style and eat like a local at a local standing sushi bar and soba restaurant. - Discover other parts of Asakusa outside of your guidebook. Connect with local business owners to learn the history and local culture.

Discover the history and traditions of Asakusa on a half-day tour of this older part of Tokyo. Get an in-depth experience as you ride through the district by rickshaw, then stroll along the main shopping street where you sample traditional Japanese snacks. Stop into the famous Sensoji temple, then head to Kappabashi Kitchen street. Finish the tour at a traditional restaurant where you learn to make okonomiyaki (savory pancake).

Foodie travelers won't want to miss this action-packed six-hour tour of Tokyo's food scene. You'll visit three different neighborhoods of the enormous city, each with its own food highlights. Enjoy street food, a traditional izakaya meal, authentic local bars, and much more. Come hungry, and be prepared to experience much more than you could if eating your way around the city independently.

Harajuku is one of Tokyo’s most atmospheric districts, known for its colourful fashions, quirky cafés, and pop culture. This tour is designed with Muslim travelers in mind, visiting family-friendly attractions, cafés that meet Muslim dietary requirements, and destinations where prayer rooms are available. Walk down Takeshita Street, shop for ‘kawaii’ (‘cute’) souvenirs, stop at an Owl Café and a café with 3D latte art, and admire the local street art.

Located north-east of the heart of Tokyo, Ueno has been a perfect destination for those who desire good food and cultural exploration. What makes Ueno distinctively unique is its dynamic blend of contrasts; chaos and serenity, urban development and natural beauty, modernity and tradition, common touch and nobility. Ueno Park is located on what was once the grounds of the largest, most prestigious temple in Edo (old Tokyo), from the the 17th to 19th century. It is one of the most beloved cherry-blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. Local Japanese and tourists flock together for shopping and eating at its nearby district Ameyoko, where you will find a countless number of unique bars and dining places. While tasting the foods and enjoying the atmosphere of the area, you will find yourself becoming welcomed as a local in this friendly community.

This tour is a foodie’s dream. Language barriers can make it difficult to order food in Japan, but you won’t have to worry, as you’ll explore the city with a guide to translate and recommend dishes. Visit multiple exciting areas in Tokyo such as Ginza, and Yakitori Alley. You’ll try skewered chicken (yakitori), pan-fried batter with fillings (monjayaki), and Japanese sweets. You’ll also sample Sake, or a local beer.

You ’ve probably heard of Shibuya Crossing and Harajuku, but are you familiar with the backstreets of Tokyo? During this Backstreets of Tokyo Bike Tour, you'll explore central Tokyo, coasting down hidden alleyways, and get insights into the local life in Tokyo. On this Tokyo bike tour, you'll find yourself among the labyrinthine pathways of Tokyo with a local guide, and try traditional Japanese foods which cannot be found in the typical restaurants.These tiny mom-and-pop restaurants and street stalls serve up local ingredients with big flavors, to fuel your journey! The Backstreets of Tokyo Bike Tour includes several stops, and it will introduce off-the-beaten-path shopping streets and street foods. During the Backstreets of Tokyo Bike Tour, you'll see a new side of Tokyo, riding around unique old-time shopping arcades and visiting.On our tours, we are passionate about showing you the lesser-known parts of central Tokyo.

Explore the Yanaka Ginza area of Tokyo on a walking tour led by an engaging local guide. See places in this old town part of Tokyo that most visitors miss, and get a feel for daily life in the quieter districts of Tokyo. Sample some Japanese street food, learn about Japanese culture, and discover the district's traditions with the benefit of this small-group tour.

Foodies and seafood lovers won’t want to miss this tour to one of the most famous markets in the world: Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market. See where tonnes of fish and seafood are traded every day, and get the chance to try some seriously fresh seafood at the stalls around the market. This tour also includes an added cultural element: as well as a trading area, Tsukiji is home to some important Japanese shrines. Learn more about various aspects of Japanese culture on this multifaceted trip.

Bringing together stunning food and cool photo spots, the Instalicious Food Tour invites you to eat away on this fun three-hour walking tour through the undoubtedly funkiest and most Kawaii Tokyo neighborhood – HARAJUKU! This is a local experience where we will: - Explore the world-famous cradle of funky Japanese Kawaii (cute) culture - Behold “Harajuku things” that’ll make you squeal “CUTE!” and learn about the background of Kawaii culture! - Eat the top 5 of Harajuku’s funky Instagram-worthy street foods! - Dive into Harajuku’s little-known back streets where Japan’s sub-cultures thrive and hear insider stories -Eat a Rainbow and make the cutest and most colorful memories of your time in Japan!

Skip the run-of-the-mill group tours and enjoy a personalized experience of Tokyo's longest "shotengai" (traditional shopping arcade). This private tour guides you through the many stalls selling their wares at Togoshi-Ginza so that you can sample taiyaki, karaage chicken, and more typical Japanese foods.

This tour offers a special experience as if you were a regular at Tsukiji Market! Your friendly guide Naomi, who has been guiding over 2,000 guests to Tsukiji Old Fish Market, will guide you from a local perspective and take you to must-sees to small recommended stores that is not listed on guidebooks or the Internet. Tsukiji Market is also known as "Tokyo's Kitchen" that has been loved by locals for over 80 years. There are a lot of unique seasonal ingredients and cooking utensils used by professional chefs. Although many other tours take you only about an hour, Tsukiji Market has so much to offer that you can't see even in a full day. Get your experienced guide, and let's deeply enjoy the market until you feel completely satisfied! Also, while you enjoy shopping, food sampling and delicious sushi lunch, Naomi can take your photo with her friend vendors, and you can communicate with them!

Many visitors to Tokyo visit Ikebukuro only for shopping or and miss out on the area's rich food scene. This guided tour takes you off the beaten path to various eateries you'd be unlikely to find by yourself, to try some foods you've probably never tasted before.

Prepare for a full day of culture, shopping, and all the Japanese food you can eat! (Halal-friendly, of course) Shibuya is the world-renowned epicentre of Tokyo’s bustling urban life and largely considered the beating heart of the city. Here you’ll encounter the weird and the wonderful — from towering shopping malls, the bronze statue of Hachiko, Shibuya crossing, and Japan’s famed cat cafes — all while having the amazing opportunity to sample the best of Japanese halal food!

Tired of tourist crowds and busy areas? Discover local food and history at a quaint market area, Yanaka. Relax and enjoy a course of authentic Japanese food with a great atmosphere. - 5+ tastings, bites & sips enough for a full-size lunch at traditional eateries to experience the Japanese food culture. - The great quaint atmosphere at Yanaka neighborhood to learn its rich culture and history, different from other parts of Tokyo. You will also see temples in the area. - Unique shopping opportunities at locally owned vendors to feel Shitamachi (Japanese small downtown) experiences.

Welcome to Ikebukuro, one of Tokyo's most competitive Ramen district. After meeting your guide, you will learn the history and the types of different Ramen. Your first stop will be where the original Tsukemen was invented. With a wooden, vintage interior; this ramen restaurant a must-visit for all Ramen lovers. Enjoy a classic bowl of what started all and learn how ramen is engrained in Japanese culture from your local guide. A rising star in the Ramen industry is uniquely crafted ramen. Your second stop will be a relatively new ramen spot. Here, you can enjoy new types of ramen. Pick what you are interested. Don't worry, you will not be disappointed! After a break, your final stop will be a local favortite for Tonkotsu ramen. Created from boiling pork bones, this savory bowl is starting to become the "4th" ramen after Shoyu, Shio and Miso. We will visit a local, yet popular Tonkotsu Ramen place in the busy city of Ikebukuro.