Tokyo Food Tours
Eat your way through Tokyo: sushi and sashimi, ramen and tonkatsu, yakitori and street snacks, sampled in the neon backstreets of Shinjuku’s Omoide Yokocho, Asakusa and the markets. Guided food tours take you to local izakayas and stalls you’d never find alone.
196 tours · prices per person, book with partner
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Food Tours in Tokyo — FAQ
What food should I try in Tokyo?
Don’t miss sushi and sashimi, ramen, tonkatsu, yakitori skewers, tempura and street snacks like takoyaki — a food tour samples several across local spots.
Where is the best food in Tokyo?
Shinjuku’s Omoide Yokocho and Golden Gai, Asakusa, and the Tsukiji Outer Market are full of great eats; a guided tour takes you to trusted, authentic izakayas and stalls.
Are Tokyo food tours worth it?
Yes — a local guide gets you past the language barrier into tiny, authentic eateries, with the stories and etiquette, making it a highlight for food lovers.