Top Kanto Food Tours - page 2

This is the ultimate experience for seafood lovers visiting Tokyo. Enjoy the special opportunity of visiting Toyosu and Tsukiji fish markets, where you can watch an early morning tuna auction. Rather than visiting alone, benefit from having a private guide to explain local customs and traditions so you understand the intricacies of this important industry in Japan.

Join a premium sake-tasting experience in central Tokyo, where sommeliers guide you through a curated selection of seven exclusive sakes with unlimited refills over 4 courses, each paired with gourmet bites. Each course is themed to amplify the enjoyment of sake while making it easy to learn about the beverage. This intimate session delves into the art of sake, exploring its diverse flavors and brewing techniques in a luxurious tasting room.

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 tons 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.

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 traditional bites at off-the-beaten-path eateries and hangouts that you’d likely miss otherwise. You can also toast your adventure, and new friends, with one included drink too.

Explore Tokyo efficiently with a private Toyota Alphard and an English-speaking Japanese guide on this private tour. Hotel pickup and drop-off remove navigation stress, while a flexible route ensures you see key landmarks at a comfortable pace. Personalized commentary provides cultural context beyond surface sightseeing, making this a practical introduction for first-time visitors. Morning tours include Tsukiji Fish Market; afternoon tours follow a slightly different itinerary due to market hours.

Experience 4 classic Japanese food-and-drink pairings across 5 local stops in the heart of Shinjuku. Bite-sized tastings keep the pace relaxed — enjoyable even if it's your first izakaya experience. Learn the cultural logic behind each pairing, from why lemon sours complement ramen to how sake enhances sushi. Walk through iconic Shinjuku landmarks like Omoide Yokocho and Golden Gai with stories behind each spot. End with a convenience store sweet that locals genuinely love — a surprisingly special finale.

Get more from exploring the Asakusa region of Tokyo’s food scene by prebooking this Asakusa Food Crawl Tour from Taito City. This food tour takes you to the non-touristy part of Asakusa to avoid the crowds and garner a more authentic culinary experience. Plus, this tour is a great way for you to gain a greater appreciation for the history and culture of the area.

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).

Combine the cultural delights and delectable bites of Tokyo on this food-focused evening walking tour. Delve into the culinary scene of the city by visiting several bars and restaurants popular with locals. Sample traditional snacks, from grilled skewers to sake, with your local guide on hand to translate menus and interpret. Deepen your knowledge of Japanese cuisine and enjoy a fun evening out in Tokyo.

Feast your way around the buzzing nightlife district of Shinjuku with this exciting food–themed walking tour. Rather than traveling in a huge crowd, the group size is kept small for a more intimate atmosphere. Along the way, visit four different eateries and have a chance to try around 15 dishes—such as dumplings, fried chicken, and sashimi.

Refine your cooking skills and enrich your knowledge of Japanese cuisine during an immersive half-day kaiseki ryouri (haute cuisine) cooking class in Tokyo. In a small group, prepare several different dishes featuring Wagyu beef, Japanese vegetables, and traditional seasonings. Then, sit down to feast on the fruits of your labors, accompanied by sake and green tea.

Tokyo’s food scene bursts with fragrance and flavor, but knowing where to find the best bites when you don’t speak Japanese can be a challenge. This food tour shows you that there’s much more to Japanese cuisine than sushi and takes you to authentic foodie hot spots that locals love.

Shinjuku is the center of Tokyo’s entertainment district, and it’s the place to go for a night out with food and drinks. Spend your evening like a local on this private tour, where you’ll eat favorite foods like okonomiyaki, yakitori, and more. Experience real Tokyo nightlife as you try different kinds of sake, play arcade games, and visit Japanese photo booths. The tour comes with photos to capture your evening.

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.

Keen foodies and anyone interested in Japanese culinary culture will love this private tour of Tokyo’s Toyosu and Tsukiji fish markets. After an early-morning hotel pickup on foot, head to the first market to witness the daily tuna auction. After the tour, you can stay longer to grab breakfast (own expense) if you like. Note that Tsukiji may be closed for tours in December and early January.

Experience authentic Tokyo nightlife with a local guide on a small-group bar crawl in the central city. Tokyo has such a huge range of nightlife options that it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors, especially if you don’t speak Japanese. Start in the atmospheric, lantern-lined lanes of Omoide Yokocho before heading to neon-lit Kabukicho. Get exclusive access to a hidden izakaya in Golden Gai that doesn’t allow general visitors.

Tour two of Japan’s most famous markets in one tour today, Toyosu and Tsukiji, all with a licensed guide who knows their stuff. You’ll experience food culture like a local does, buying and sampling the freshest fish in the country. Your guide will help you navigate the market, which can be daunting if you’re on your own.

Explore the wonders of Tokyo with ease, without having to study a map, thanks to this walking tour of Shibuya. Discover anime filming locations, visit the popular photo spot of Shibuya Crossing, and enjoy a meal stop at a family-friendly “izakaya” (Japanese pub). As well as having someone else to navigate for you, the guide provides great local tips and shows you top spots for anime fans—including stores and a game center.

Enjoy a fantastic foodie experience in Tokyo by exploring the outer Tsukiji Fish Market with a guide so you don’t get lost. Learn about the fish as you walk around, with no language obstacles as your guide will help translate. You’ll also learn about local culture by visiting a couple of nearby shrines. This culinary adventure is ideal for fish lovers, but you don’t have to be.

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.

Unless you can read and speak Japanese, navigating Tokyo’s fish markets and food stalls can be a difficult task. Overcome the language barrier on a culinary tour that’s designed to orient first-time visitors in the largest fish market in Japan. You'll discover local delicacies you may have missed if exploring alone.

Tokyo’s most popular attractions typically get busier later in the day so beat the crowds on a small-group morning tour. Taste fresh seafood at a bustling fish market, stroll historic streets while savoring local snacks in Asakusa, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of Meiji Shrine before the big crowds arrive.

The Shinjuku Golden Gai district in Tokyo is packed with tiny bars that can be tough to navigate on your own. This bar crawl takes you to several hidden bars you wouldn’t discover on your own, each with its own authentic Japanese charm. Try drinks including sake and cocktails as your guide shares local insights.

Tsukiji Market boasts an 83-year history as one of Tokyo's central wholesale markets, attracting a diverse range of ingredients from across Japan and around the world. The market handles approximately 480 types of seafood and 270 types of produce, offering an overwhelming selection. Enjoy Japan's rich food culture to your heart's content at the vast Tsukiji Market. You can also learn about its history from your guide. After that, we will visit Hama-rikyu Gardens, a landscape garden created during the Edo period (over 370 years ago). Depending on the season, you can admire a variety of colorful flowers in full bloom, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of Japan. You’ll also have the chance to learn about Japanese etiquette while tasting matcha and wagashi (Japanese sweets). This experience is optional and available for about 1,000 yen, payable on-site. Enjoy the contrast between the tranquil garden and Tokyo’s skyline.