Top Kanto Food Tours - page 6

★100% private tour ★If you want, we can set the starting time by messaging with customers. Explore the charming streets of Nihonbashi Ningyocho, a hidden gem in Tokyo that preserves the Edo-period vibe. This tour takes you to seven local shrines dedicated to the Shichifukujin (Seven Lucky Gods), including the famous Koami-shrine known for its great fortune that lots of people come from all over Japan. Stroll through the compact 2.8km route, visit the birthplace of the lottery at Sugimori-shrine and Suitengu where people pray for safe childbirth and healthy babies . Enjoy a delicious traditional snack, included in your tour. - Discover seven shrines linked to the Seven Lucky Gods - Enjoy snack—2 snacks cost is included - Compact and efficient 2.8km route for easy exploration

Discover a deeper, more authentic side of Asakusa on this 2-hour guided walking tour designed to highlight both its iconic landmarks and hidden cultural gems. Perfect for first-time visitors who want more than surface-level sightseeing. Start at the famous Kaminarimon Gate and walk through the historic approach to Senso-ji Temple. Your guide will lead you safely through the area while explaining its cultural meaning, traditional crafts, and the stories behind Japan’s most iconic souvenirs. You’ll also visit the Asakusa Underground Shopping Arcade, one of Tokyo’s oldest retro underground malls and a spot rarely seen by tourists. After visiting Senso-ji Temple, the tour takes a unique turn into Kappabashi Tool Street, a fascinating district loved by chefs and artisans for its high-quality kitchen tools, Japanese knives, pottery, and realistic food samples.

Shinjuku is a buzzing nightlife district in Tokyo, but language barriers can make it tricky to know the best spots to visit. Skip the guesswork with this private tour. Along the way, discover the izakayas locals love, get insider tips, and sample Japanese favourites such as sake, sashimi, and yakitori. You can also enjoy arcade games and photo booths for a fun and varied night out.

Taste your way through Ueno’s vibrant Ameyoko Market, without getting overwhelmed by the many options, on this small-group food tasting tour. Visit non-touristy eateries popular with locals and sample a range of dishes, such as croquettes, ramen, matcha ice cream, and more, while learning about Japanese food culture from your guide.

Stray from the tourist trail and explore Tsukiji Fish Market with a resident of 40 years, for the ultimate experience of Japan’s most famous food hub. Go beyond the guidebook and find out how culture, history, and social dynamics contribute to Japanese food on a small-group tour that lets you cut through the bustle of the market with ease.

Shinjuku offers some of the best shopping and nightlife options in Tokyo, but knowing where to go can be difficult, with an overwhelming array of options in Kabukicho, and tiny bars hidden behind closed doors in Golden Gai. Let your guide know what you are looking for on this customized nightlife tour, and make the most of your time in this vibrant entertainment district.

Step into a century-old tea shop in Tsukiji for a private, beginner-friendly matcha tasting led by a certified tea master. Taste four premium cold-brewed matcha varieties paired with seasonal wagashi, with guided explanations of flavors, stories, and history. This calm, reservation-only private session offers matcha lovers and culture seekers a focused break from sightseeing, with a small souvenir to take home.

Tsukiji Market in Tokyo is a haven for foodies and anyone interested in experiencing a slice of local culture. Navigate the crowded stalls and streets like a local on a small-group tour. Your guide will take you to hidden spots and take care of any language barriers or Japanese-only menus you might come across.

Discover Tokyo with your taste buds—and avoid the crowds—on this small-group food tour, led by a local guide. Explore the city’s Shibuya district, learn about its food and drink scene, and visit four different eateries including a street food stall and a gastrobar. Taste favorites including sushi, gyoza, and kushikatsu, with up to fifteen samples in four spots, and try a variety of sake along the way.

Ideal for foodies in Tokyo, take a deep dive into a vital side of Japanese cuisine on this fish market and hidden gems small-group walking tour. Snacks are included in the cost of booking, letting you sample some of the market’s fresh wares, and your guide is on hand to help you handle any language barriers while you explore.

Avoid crowded group tours and opt for a more personalized and intimate way to explore Tokyo—a private tour. Discover the highlights of Asakusa, including one of the city’s oldest temples, Senso-ji, and views of Tokyo Skytree. To get the most out of the day, the tour also includes a hands-on sushi class—combining sightseeing with a memorable cooking masterclass.

Petrolheads visiting Tokyo—get ready for the ultimate way to experience the city’s car scene. Enjoy the convenience of having a driver to take you to the Daikoku Parking Area, where you can explore rare Japanese cars as well as international supercars. Enjoy free time to visit the cafe if you wish, then have a stress-free ride back to your start point.

Swap tourist traps in Tokyo for discovering places where locals dine, thanks to this exciting guided bar crawl. You can save hours of research time and instead let someone else show you around, with a chance to sample Japanese sakes, and up to five different dishes—such as tempura, ramen, or sushi.

Discover the vibrant port city of Yokohama, just a short train ride from Tokyo. Experience stunning bay views while indulging in delicious street food in the lively Chinatown. For thrill-seekers, an exhilarating ride on Vanish! - The diving roller coaster at CosmoWorld awaits. This personalized tour, led by a local English-speaking guide, allows for itinerary adjustments to fit your preferences, ensuring a unique and tailored experience. - Explore Yokohama's picturesque bayside area and stunning views - Savor diverse street delicacies in the bustling Chinatown - Experience thrills at CosmoWorld with the Vanish. roller coaster - Enjoy a flexible itinerary with a knowledgeable local guide

Tsukiji is Tokyo’s most famous fish market, but navigating it as a visitor can be tricky due to language barriers and local customs. This private tour removes the guesswork and makes your visit easy. Explore the market with a guide who shares insider tips on etiquette, tourist traps, and where to find the best bites. Then sample snacks along the way, and even have time to visit local shrines and temples too.

There’s Tokyo for sightseeing, and there’s Tokyo for experiencing daily life. As a guide who has lived in the Tokyo area for 30 years, I can also share insights into Japanese lifestyle and social etiquette. This is a private tour just for you. I’ll create a completely customized itinerary tailored to your preferences. [Dates and Times] Start Time: Sundays (10:30 AM) or Saturdays (3:00 PM) Meeting Place: Shibuya Station, or I can pick you up at your hotel [Theme Options] ・Culture, cuisine, anime, and more (Feel free to mix and match!) [Examples] ・Choose iconic Tokyo spots such as Shibuya’s Scramble Crossing, Tsukiji Market, and Ginza. ・Select and savor Japan’s signature cuisines, such as ramen, sushi, and curry. ・You can also choose to explore sake, karaoke, or temple stamp collecting.

Akihabara is famous for anime and manga, but there are many aspects of contemporary “otaku” culture that travelers overlook. On this small-group walking tour, get an insider’s introduction to the neighborhood as you explore Akiba street food, Japanese photo booths (“purikara”), arcade games, and even local shrines. On Wednesdays, opt for a special tour that includes a stop at an authentic Maid Café with live performers.

Eat your way through Tokyo’s neighborhoods on this customizable private food tour with hotel pickup. A local guide tailors the experience to your tastes, letting you try sushi, yakitori, ramen, and more at authentic local spots you’d never find alone. Experience favorite local places off the beaten track without language barriers, making this a seamless culinary adventure.

Discover some of the best bars and nightlife spots in Shinjuku, without putting in hours of research, thanks to this private bar-hopping adventure. Led by a private guide, you can visit 2–3 bars or “izakayas”, with drinks and snacks included along the way. Also, as it's a private experience, you can ask lots of questions along the way about Tokyo culture and nightlife.

Each station in Tokyo has a different appearance. Otaku town, quiet residential area, and park area with rich nature. Among them, Ginza, Tsukiji, and Tsukishima are the areas I would like you to visit. Ginza is the central area for shopping in Tokyo. It is lined with numerous brand name stores centered around historic department stores. A short walk down the street and you will soon arrive at the Tsukiji area. The experience of accessing the fish market area adjacent to the brand stores will give you a sense of the breadth of the city of Tokyo. From there, take the subway to the Tsukishima area. This part of the Bay Area is a typical downtown area where fishermen used to live and is known for its flour based monja yaki. The two hour city walking tour will give you a chance to get to know the diversity of Tokyo. Meals are included, so it is definitely recommended for those of you who are looking for a delicious local meal.

This walking tour offers a deep dive into Tokyo's sophisticated coffee culture. You'll visit handpicked coffee shops that typical travelers rarely discover, ranging from modern coffee stands to traditional Japanese kissaten cafés. Each stop offers a unique taste of Tokyo's charm. Participants receive one complimentary drink per café, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Japan's distinctive coffee scene. Your guide, a professional barista with international experience and a direct-trade coffee buyer, provides expert insights into coffee brewing, bean selection, and global coffee origins. Combining extensive expertise, your guide customizes recommendations to each guest's tastes, ensuring a personalized experience.

Step into the real Yokohama nightlife — Noge, a maze of tiny backstreet bars where locals have been drinking for generations. A hidden gem most visitors haven't discovered yet. I'm Hitomy, your private guide and a former international cabin crew member (Japan & Hong Kong). I speak fluent English, and I'll take you into small, welcoming izakayas and standing bars most visitors would never enter alone. Over 3 hours, we'll hop between a few of my favorite spots — sitting elbow-to-elbow with locals, trying regional drinks and small dishes, and enjoying the lively mood of old-school Yokohama. This is a fully private tour for your group only (up to 3 people). Great for couples, and friends — a relaxed, safe way to experience Japan's bar culture. Food and drinks are paid as you go, so you enjoy at your own pace and budget. I'll gladly recommend dishes and drinks you'll love. Looking for a daytime experience too? I also offer private custom walking tours in central Tokyo.

Tokyo's Shibuya is a popular spot for tourists at night. The highlight of this itinerary is that a local guide will take you to hidden spots and local favorites that are not well-known to tourists, allowing you to enjoy a variety of flavors from traditional Japanese dishes to the latest local culinary trends. Experience the lively atmosphere of Shibuya at night, which is different from the daytime. From neon-lit alleyways to hidden izakayas, new adventures await you at every stop. This tour offers travelers a unique perspective to savor the essence of Shibuya and promises an unforgettable night. With a local guide leading the way, you can fully enjoy Shibuya's nightlife and culinary culture.

Tokyo is full of Japanese pubs—which are known as “izakayas”—but sometimes language barriers can make it tricky to know what to order. With this tour, avoid menu confusion, as a guide translates and orders for you. Have a chance to taste over seven tasty snacks—including gourmet specialties—as well as locally-produced drinks, such as beer and sake.