Food & Drink

Tokyo Wagyu & Sake Pairing Tasting Experience with Local Flavors - Working Through the Wagyu Courses

Tokyo’s most memorable beef dinner may happen in a small room near the Skytree, not in a grand steakhouse. At […]

Tokyo : Tsukiji Fish Market Tour with Fresh Sashimi Tasting - What you eat during the 90-minute walk

Tsukiji Outer Market is easiest to enjoy when someone else handles the maze. This 90-minute morning tour leads you through

Wagyu & Sake Pairing in Shinjuku – Steak, Shabu-Shabu & More - What you learn about wagyu and sake

The clever part of this Shinjuku dinner is the pairing work. You do not simply eat premium beef and drink

Classic Tsukiji Food Tour - A brief pause at Tsukiji Hongan-ji

Tsukiji is no longer Tokyo’s main wholesale fish market, but its outer streets still offer one of the city’s best

Tokyo: Best of Shibuya Food Tour - Meeting at the Hachiko mural

Shibuya’s best food is not always found under the biggest signs. This three-hour walking tour takes you from the Hachiko

Sangenjaya Back Alleys Private Food and Drink Tour - Stop one: teppanyaki, okonomiyaki, and monjayaki

Sangenjaya is only five minutes from Shibuya, yet its narrow, lantern-lit alleys feel like another Tokyo. On this private evening

Ramen Tasting - Mini Bowl Ramen Tour - Starting at Shibuya Crossing

Tokyo ramen is not one dish. It is a broad family of broths, noodles, toppings, and regional traditions. This three-hour

Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food Tour: 15 Stops & Walk Local Street - Starting at Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple

Tsukiji is best understood on foot, one small bite and one local story at a time. This 2 to 3

Toyosu Market Morning Tuna Auction and Tsukiji Food Tour with Licensed Guide - Seeing the auction from Toyosu’s public viewing area

The main event begins before sunrise: Toyosu’s tuna auction, where huge bluefin tuna move through a brisk, highly organized wholesale

[1 Group Only] Tokyo Shinjuku Food Tour for Family - Omoide Yokocho: tiny restaurants and yakitori

Shinjuku after dark is best understood one small stop at a time. This private family tour moves from cook-your-own okonomiyaki

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