Top Kanto Food Tours - page 4

The capital of Japan can be overwhelming on your first visit but this customized tour takes the guesswork out of sightseeing. Choose how long you want your tour to last and the sights that interest you most, then let your private tour guide create the perfect itinerary. Using Tokyo's public transport system, your guide takes you to each location for guided tours.

Discover Tokyo at your own pace on this half- or full-day customizable private tour. Design a tour that suits your interests, whether that includes the Tsukiji Fish Market, temples, shrines, shopping, or food and sake experiences. Your private tour includes hotel transfers, lunch (full-day only), and travel by private vehicle or public transport to suit your needs, with convenient hotel drop-off after the tour.

Visit Mt. Fuji and other area highlights in one day, without the hassle of arranging multiple stops and activities, on this day tour from Tokyo. Enjoy the ease of comfortable transportation and a guide who accompanies you to Mt. Fuji's 5th Station. Ride the Hakone Ropeway for aerial views of the area, then take a short boat cruise on Lake Ashi before returning to Tokyo by bullet train. Upgrade to include a traditional lunch.

Make the most of your transit time with this private layover tour that takes you from Haneda Airport to Tokyo’s highlights. Avoid the uncertainty of navigating a new city on a tight schedule and enjoy a curated route tailored to your interests. Visit temples, viewpoints, parks, or food spots at your pace, with airport pickup and drop-off designed for seamless connections.

This is a Tokyo private tour guided by an experienced tour guide that has been licensed by the government. This tour uses public transport to visit popular sights in Tokyo. If you would like a private car, please contact us separately (extra charge). Depending on your interests, you can change the place you visit. Start time is also flexible. Basic courses include shrines, temples, Japanese gardens, modern architecture, history and culture. Take a tour and learn a lot about Tokyo. Let's enjoy Tokyo together!

Harajuku is one of Tokyo’s most atmospheric districts, known for its colorful fashions, quirky cafés, and pop culture. Take a half-day walking tour of the area to discover a number of spots that tourists don't know about. 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.

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.

Orient yourself on your first day in Tokyo, and see the city through the eyes of a local. During this customized tour with your personal host, learn how to navigate and use Tokyo’s transport system. Choose from the city’s most famous attractions, or explore up-and-coming neighborhoods. Understand cultural practices, find the best places to eat, and get advice on Tokyo’s nightlife scene.

Swap the typical sightseeing tours for a private and personalized experience of Tokyo. This tour is entirely tailored to your interests and preferences and so you won't waste any time visiting places you're not interested in. As you explore, your like-minded host will offer a local's view of the Japanese capital and a perspective you'd never get an a typical group tour.

See Tokyo like a local with this trip around town, complete with a local host. You'll get to visit many of the city's top attractions and off-the-beaten-track gems, with stops to eat and drink at local cafes (own expense). Combine walking with public transport when needed. Your guide will also be on hand to give you advice and recommendations as you plan for the rest of your trip.

Taste your way through one of Tokyo’s vibrant neighborhoods on this street-food walking tour of Togoshi Ginza. Sample seven types of local snacks—from fried treats to sweets—and explore a lesser-visited side of Tokyo’s culinary scene. Perfect for food lovers eager to taste Tokyo like a local beyond sushi and ramen.

Immerse yourself in Japan’s kawaii (cute) culture—and pleasure your palate in the meantime—on a 3-hour food tour of Harajuku and Omotesando in Tokyo. On this small-group walking tour, limited to 10 people, you’ll explore the back streets of the districts, stopping to sample creative pastries, vibrant candy and local specialties. Food samples, including lunch, are included on this family-friendly experience.

This walking tour of Shinjuku’s buzzing areas of Golden Gai and Kabukicho is the perfect way to discover great bars, restaurants, and food stalls, without having to do any research. Discover new haunts, and feast on local specialties, such as ramen and “yakitori” (skewers). Learn about local history from your guide, and best of all, enjoy the perk of having tastings included.

Avoid the guesswork of finding authentic local spots in Tokyo and experience the city’s after-work food culture with a guided walk through Shinbashi. Instead of relying on tourist-heavy areas, you’re led to hidden eateries where locals gather, sampling dishes you might not discover on your own. Connect with Tokyo's everyday dining culture without the uncertainty.

Get an overview of Tokyo through its food scene on this guided food tour. A unique option for dinner one night of your vacation, follow your guide to a selection of local eateries. Sample yakitori, dessert, drinks, and more at a mix of popular and traditional venues, picking up recommendations for the rest of your trip.

Discover Shibuya’s nightlife food scene without the stress of finding authentic spots or navigating crowded, tourist-heavy restaurants. On a small-group guided evening, you’re led to hidden local venues to sample generous portions of classic Japanese dishes with unlimited tastings at each stop. It’s an easy way to experience authentic cuisine, local culture, and iconic surroundings while staying fully satisfied and avoiding surprise costs.

Explore one of Shibuya’s most interesting and laid-back neighborhoods, Ebisu, on this action-packed food tour. You won’t have to worry about getting lost as you’ll have a guide to navigate and take you down alleyways and side streets that locals love. Visit multiple restaurants and food stalls, and enjoy trying Japanese specialities, as well as a beer, sake, or soft drink.

Join us for a delicious and cultural adventure through Tsukiji, the beating heart of Tokyo’s food scene. Once home to the world’s largest fish market, Tsukiji remains a must-visit destination for anyone who loves Japanese cuisine and local culture. Your guide will first take you to the beautiful Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple, known for its unique Indian-style architecture and deep spiritual history. From there, stroll into the Tsukiji Outer Market, a bustling maze of food stalls, seafood vendors, and small family-run shops. You’ll taste a variety of authentic Japanese bites — from freshly grilled skewers and tamagoyaki (sweet omelet) to sushi, wagyu beef, and seasonal seafood.

Finding vegan food in Tokyo can be a challenge, but not with this small-group tour. Enjoy a vegan-focussed itinerary that showcases some of the city’s best plant-based cuisine. Along the way, try lots of different bites, such as gyozas, sweet bean paste sandwiches, and a vegan alternative to “karaage” fried chicken. Best of all, to make the trip as hassle-free as possible, tastings are included.

Get a crash course in Japanese cuisine during this culinary walking tour of Tokyo. Included tastings and beverages help you learn about the different regional foods of Japan, how they are made, and why Japanese food is popular all over the world.

Pretend you’re a Japanese ‘salaryman’ for the evening on this visit to the hidden drinking dens and casual ‘izakayas’ (food pubs) of Tokyo’s Shimbashi area. Loosen your tie and pour yourself a drink, because it’s quitting time in Tokyo—also known as the hour for eating, drinking, and socializing. Snack on local favorites like "okonomiyaki" (Japanese-style savory pancake), "gyoza nabe" (dumpling hot pot), sashimi, and "taiyaki" ( fish-shaped dessert) as you grab a quick bite and beer with thousands of Tokyo’s famous office workers. A local guide, plus food and drink tastings as specified, are included.

Explore the izakaya bars of the Ueno, Shinbashi or Ikebukuro districts of Tokyo with an expert local guide. Your 2-hour tour takes you into popular local spots that most visitors never see. Delve into the heart of Japan’s izakaya — a casual bar that serves up small plates of delicious Japanese fare (think tapas). Your guide translates the menus and helps you to choose a range of tasty food and drinks at three different venues. Don’t miss this chance to experience local culture and food traditions firsthand.

Asakusa retains the vibe of an older Tokyo, with traditional craft shops and street-food stalls along Nakamise Street near the ancient Sensō-ji temple. Mid-19th-century Hanayashiki amusement park has rides and cafes, while riverside Kuritsu Sumida Park hosts regular festivals and firework displays. The first stop is Sensoji Temple (浅草寺) an ancient Buddhist temple in Tokyo and one of the most visited sightseeing spots in Japan Then we will Dive into Asakura’s vibrant culture by savoring its street food. From traditional Japanese dishes to Instagram-worthy sweet delights like Dango and Daifuku, there’s a diverse array of flavors waiting for you. And you will be amused with Tokyo Skytree as it is an epic experience. Here you will truly be able to fathom the sheer extent of Tokyo’s size and density. This tower, the tallest in the world, stands at an astonishing 634 meters tall and offers a 360-degree view that is unparalleled in Japan. and much more to be seen and done

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.