• Nishishinjuku - Visitors booking this experience in Nishishinjuku will immerse themselves in Tokyo’s lively food scene by visiting Oreno Sakana, a charming and genuine local eatery. Here, they will savor a curated assortment of fresh sashimi and seasonal seafood dishes, sourced directly from local fish markets. Guests can anticipate sampling a variety of cuts, including tuna, salmon, squid, and other delicacies—each accompanied by traditional garnishes like wasabi, shiso leaves, and soy sauce. The ambiance is cozy and intimate, providing a true izakaya atmosphere where locals gather after work. As they dine, visitors will learn about each dish’s history, regional origins, and the proper way to enjoy them. This experience offers a deeper appreciation for Japanese seafood cuisine, beyond what is typically found in tourist areas. It’s not just a meal, but a flavorful journey led by locals who enjoy sharing Tokyo’s hidden culinary gems.
• Kabukicho - Participants in this experience will explore the vibrant streets of Kabukicho, Tokyo, known for its dazzling lights and energy. Amidst the excitement, they will step into Yambaru, a cozy Okinawan restaurant offering a serene, authentic contrast to the bustling surroundings. Here, guests will sample a variety of Okinawan dishes, celebrated for their health benefits and unique island flavors. The tasting may include specialties like bitter melon stir-fry (goya champuru), Okinawan soba noodles, and succulent rafute (braised pork belly), crafted with local ingredients rarely found outside the region. The guide will explain the cultural significance of each dish and its role in Okinawa’s famously long-lived population. It’s not just a meal—it’s a cultural experience that connects food to history and longevity. As part of the broader Shinjuku food tour, this stop allows travelers to slow down, savor, and discover a lesser-known but fascinating part of Japan’s diverse culinary landscape.
• Shinjuku Golden Gai - Shinjuku Golden Gai is a renowned nightlife district in Tokyo, famous for its narrow alleys lined with tiny, atmospheric bars and eateries. Situated in the heart of Shinjuku, this area boasts over 200 small bars, each with its own unique theme and décor, often accommodating only a few patrons at a time. Golden Gai retains an old-school charm with its vintage buildings, neon signs, and intimate settings—a stark contrast to the modern skyscrapers nearby. It’s popular among locals, artists, musicians, and curious travelers seeking an authentic Tokyo bar-hopping experience. While some bars are regular spots for locals, many welcome tourists, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy drinks and conversation in a retro Tokyo atmosphere.

• Food at 1 Stall, 1 Izakaya, 1 Traditional Eatery and 1 Gastrobar
• Meals and beverages
• English-speaking guide
• City Walking and Culture Tour
• Dinner & Refreshments

• Other personal expenses

Experience the vibrant tastes of Tokyo with our memorable Shinjuku Food Tour, where participants will enjoy 13 delectable dishes at four handpicked local restaurants in the heart of Shinjuku.

Accompanied by a local guide, explore neon-lit streets, hidden alleyways, and cozy izakayas in one of Tokyo’s most thrilling food districts. From sizzling yakitori and comforting ramen bowls to crispy street snacks and unique Okinawan specialties, each stop presents a new flavor and story.

Visit hidden gems that most tourists miss, meet friendly locals, and discover the culture and traditions behind each dish. With small group sizes and enthusiastic guides, the experience is relaxed, personal, and filled with insider knowledge.

Whether a passionate foodie or simply curious about authentic Japanese cuisine, this tour is a perfect blend of flavor, culture, and enjoyment.

• The legal drinking age in Japan is age 20. Please bring a valid ID for proof of age
• Local address: 160-0023　東京都 新宿区 西新宿1-12-1 高倉第一ビル
• How to get there: 5-min walk from Keio West Exit of Shinjuku Station
• Please refer to the https://maps.app.goo.gl/f7MdSAf4Mz33uLxFA for assistance
• Time confirmed after the booking
• Total tour duration includes transportation time.
• In case of unforeseen events or extreme weather, the operator reserves the right to cancel the tour. If this happens, you have the option to reschedule or request a full refund
• Refunds or amendments can’t be issued if: Participants arrive late or don’t arrive at all

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.