Top Kanto Food Tours - page 5

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.

Taste some of the best food Tokyo has to offer on this food tour which includes lunch. Your guide knows the best ways through alleys and backstreets to quickly get you to food spots and make the most of your time in the Asakusa District. During this tour, visit various eateries to sample Japanese food, such as melon bread and matcha tea. Then enjoy a delicious lunch with cuisine from southern Japan.

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.

Beat the crowds and go off the beaten path in Tokyo. This small-group tour of the Jūjō district allows you to discover a side to Tokyo that most visitors miss. You'll explore the historic and atmospheric shotengai ("shopping street'), which is considered one of the best in Tokyo. As you soak up the colorful atmosphere, your guide will introduce you to the vendors and their unique wares.

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.

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.

* Take photos of landmarks like like Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, and more * Your driver provides insights into each stop's historical and cultural significance * Upgrade to include a scenic boat trip to your tour to see Tokyo from the water * Enjoy a more personalized experience on a private tour Maximize your time in Tokyo on this efficient private day tour of the city. Instead of figuring out public transit or ordering taxis, your private driver will take you to each attraction, saving you time. Visit only the city highlights that you're interested in with your customized itinerary.

Dive deep into the history of sake with a private tour through one of Tokyo’s oldest sake breweries. See a different side of the city and relax as you sample several different varieties of sake and learn about the brewing process. Enjoy a leisurely day packed with culture, sake, and a delicious Japanese lunch.

Most culinary tours in Japan only cover classics like ramen and udon, but you discover out-of-the-box treats during this adventure lovers’ food crawl. Meet an expert foodie for a daring expedition through the savory streets of Ginza, packed with local eateries. Get a taste of only-in-Japan delicacies like blowfish (fugu) and horse meat, while also making time for standbys like sushi and yakitori.

With this small-group tour of Shinjuku, you can get a shortcut to a selection of favorite local street food spots—including local food stands and restaurants that most tourists miss. Along the way, the guide can order for you, so you don’t have to worry about language barriers, and you can get plenty of tips on the best local dishes to try—such as crispy tempura and fresh sushi.

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.

Escape central Tokyo’s crowds by train with a former JR conductor, visit distinctive craft beer taprooms in Western Tokyo and transfer from tourist Tokyo to everyday Tokyo. For 22 years, Samurai Guide Sho served as a conductor on the JR Chuo Line, supporting passengers’ daily journeys. Now it’s your turn to be the “passenger.” Begin your journey in comfort from Shinjuku aboard the JR Chuo Line Green Car (premium seating). When the train doors open, a slower side of Tokyo begins. This is not simply a beer crawl. A former Chuo Line conductor weaves the Chuo Line train ride, local neighborhoods, taprooms and the character of each glass into one journey. Enjoy the beers you like at your own pace and pay only for what you drink. That freedom is part of the appeal of this experience. You can also pick up local food along the way, bring it into the taprooms, and enjoy it with local beer. No beer expertise is needed. Simply slow down and enjoy a locally brewed beer in its own setting.

Immerse yourself in Japan's unique culinary heritage on this private food tour of Tokyo. Visit three different districts (Nihonbashi, Ginza, and Akihabara) and journey through time from the Edo period to today while enjoying 14 tastings, from strictly traditional flavors to contemporary fusion cuisine. Learn about Japanese cooking and key ingredients and flavors from your guide.

Check out the sites of Tokyo with this completely customizable walking tour. No need to deal with tour groups, coaches, or fixed itineraries. Instead, you can choose your start time, where you’d like to visit, and go at your own pace. Your guide will help you arrange logistics and fill you in on the historical and modern significance of each stop you make.

Discover the intimate food spots in Tokyo that tourists usually miss with this small-group guided food tour. Led by a local foodie guide, you can learn about Japanese “izakayas”—where locals love to go after work. Along the way, taste 7 to 10 Japanese dishes, as well as three drinks, including sake.

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.

Whether you’re short on time or just want an introduction to Tokyo, this tour provides a great overview of the city’s highlights and hidden gems in a few hours. Learn how to navigate Tokyo’s bustling train stations as you visit famous areas like Shinjuku and Asakusa. The tour has a maximum of 15 travelers for a more personalized experience

Tokyo is a shopper’s paradise—you’ll find everything from cutting-edge fashions to traditional ceramics. But getting around the city is anything but heavenly, especially for travelers unfamiliar with Japan or who don’t speak the language. On this full-day private tour, traverse the capital by luxurious SUV, from bustling Shibuya to upscale Ginza. Even better, you’ll have your own personal shopping guide in tow to offer all-day tips and translation help.

Eat like a local on this tour in Nakameguro, an under-the-radar area of Tokyo that most visitors miss, despite it being full of delicious places to eat. Visit several food stops that are less accessible to the average traveler. Possible stops along the way include an old candy store, a special sake store, and a vintage kimono shop.

This 3-hour izakaya tour lets you fully enjoy Tokyo’s nightlife, visiting Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, Golden Gai, and a shrine. Led by a real pilot, it’s a unique experience you won’t find elsewhere! You'll receive high-quality photos and an edited video after the tour.

Japan might be most famous for its sake, but the country’s varied terrain creates excellent conditions for growing grapes. This small-group wine-tasting experience showcases Japan’s native grape varieties and lets you try lesser-known Japanese wines that are rarely exported, for a unique culinary experience. Upgrade to the standard experience to include a Japanese food pairing, or the premium experience, which also includes a handcrafted Japanese wine glass as a souvenir.

Tokyo is known for its incredible street food, and with this tour, you can try seven different types. A perfect way to avoid language barriers—a guide translates for you and makes recommendations that many visitors usually miss out on. Also, as it’s a private tour, you can ask plenty of questions along the way.

Swap overcrowded group tours for the intimate alternative of a food tour just for your personal group. Led by a private guide, you can discover another side of Ginza, beyond the lavish storefronts. As you walk between sites, discover the hidden haunts where locals love to eat, and best of all, enjoy tastings along the way.

Learn about the history and highlights of Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market, without putting in any research, thanks to this hassle-free guided walking tour. Instead of stopping to pay, you can benefit from the perk of having street food tastings and a seafood lunch included. Along the way, enjoy the perk of having a guide to translate for you and provide fun insights that you’d miss out on if exploring alone.