Discover amazing Food / Food tour experiences in areas.Futakotamagawa/Jiyugaoka
◆Introduction Enjoy an evening like a Japanese salaryman by visiting hidden eateries and casual izakayas in the Gotanda area of Tokyo. Loosen your tie and have a drink. In Tokyo, after work, it's common to enjoy meals, drinks, and socializing. Why not join the famous Tokyo salarymen and try beloved Japanese dishes like "okonomiyaki" (savory pancake), "hot pot," "sashimi," and "taiyaki" (fish-shaped pastry) with a cold beer? Explore hidden local gems and historical spots in Gotanda while experiencing the unique atmosphere of this vibrant area. ・Experience exquisite gourmet food at Gotanda's hidden gems ・Take a walk around Gotanda TOC area ・Try local dishes and sake at popular bars, and izakayas ・Learn about the historical background and trivia from a local guide ◆Included ・5 Food Stops with Local and Seasonal Food ・One drink included ・Tour Guide ◆Not Included ・Hotel pickup and drop-off ・Gratuities ・Transportation costs ・Additional drinks or food ◆Itinerary ・Meet-up： Gotanda Station West Exit The guide will provide a brief introduction to Gotanda and facilitate participant introductions. ・Visit to a Yakitori Specialty Shop Enjoy charcoal-grilled yakitori at a popular local restaurant. ・Nightscape Walk Around Gotanda TOC Area Explore the retro Showa-era scenery and newly renovated areas. ・Japanese bars Experience with Local Dishes and Sake Tasting Savor unique local dishes and enjoy tasting locally brewed sake. Relax with sweets or craft beer at a trendy Gotanda café or lounge. ・Conclusion (Gotanda Station) The tour ends with information about souvenirs and additional nearby spots to explore. ◆Additional Info ・A reservation for 2 or more people is required. ・The walking distance is moderate. ・Not recommended for vegans or those with gluten-free diets. ・For adults aged 20 and over only. ・い。 ・If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know when making your reservation.      
◆Introduction Enjoy an evening like a Japanese salaryman by visiting hidden eateries and casual izakayas in Akabane area of Tokyo. Loosen your tie and have a drink. In Tokyo, after work, it's common to enjoy meals, drinks, and socializing. Why not join the famous Tokyo salarymen and try beloved Japanese dishes like "okonomiyaki" (savory pancake), "hot pot," "sashimi," and "taiyaki" (fish-shaped pastry) with a cold beer? Explore hidden local gems and historical spots in Akabane while experiencing the unique atmosphere of this vibrant area. ・Experience exquisite gourmet food at Akabane's hidden gems ・Take a walk around Akabane area ・Try local dishes and sake at popular bars, and izakayas ・Learn about the historical background and trivia from a local guide ◆Included ・5 Food Stops with Local and Seasonal Food ・One drink included ・Tour Guide ◆Not Included ・Hotel pickup and drop-off ・Gratuities ・Transportation costs ・Additional drinks or food ◆Itinerary ・Meet-up： McDonald's Akabane station East Exit The guide will provide a brief introduction to Akabane and facilitate participant introductions. ・Visit to a local izakaya and shopping street Enjoy yakitori at a popular local restaurant. ・Nightscape Walk Around Akabane Area Immerse yourself in the retro charm of the old town area and experience the nostalgic vibes of Japan. ・Japanese bars Experience with Local Dishes and Sake Tasting Savor unique local dishes and enjoy tasting locally brewed sake. You'll also find plenty of well-known and popular Japanese chain shops along the way, so feel free to pop in if you're curious or interested during your exploration! ・Conclusion: Akabane Station The tour ends with information about souvenirs and additional nearby spots to explore. ◆Additional Info ・A reservation for 2 or more people is required. ・The walking distance is moderate. ・Not recommended for vegans or those with gluten-free diets. ・For adults aged 20 and over only. ・If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know when making your reservation.       
◆Introduction Tateishi, located in Katsushika Ward, is undergoing significant redevelopment, transforming into a vibrant neighborhood with new landmarks and dining experiences. While modern commercial facilities and high-rise towers are reshaping the skyline, the area's rich food culture and local charm remain intact. This tour offers an opportunity to explore Tateishi’s history, its redevelopment journey, and the best of its new and traditional culinary delights. ・Visit newly opened dining spots in redeveloped Tateishi ・Enjoy traditional flavors preserved by long-standing local eateries ・Learn about the history and ongoing redevelopment of the area from your guide ・Explore the new skyline with high-rise towers and modern plazas ・Interact with locals and experience the blend of old and new in Tateishi ◆Included ・5 Food Stops with Local and Seasonal Food ・One drink included ・Tour Guide ◆Not Included ・Hotel pickup and drop-off ・Gratuities ・Transportation costs ・Additional drinks or food ◆Itinerary ・Meet-up： Keisei Tateishi Station Exit The guide will provide a brief introduction to Ebisu and facilitate participant introductions. ・Visit to a Restaurants in New Commercial Facilities Enjoy creative dishes and craft beer at stylish new eateries located in the redeveloped commercial hubs of Tateishi. ・Renovated Longstanding Eateries Savor local classics like grilled offal skewers and simmered dishes at revamped establishments that continue to honor Tateishi’s culinary traditions. ・Casual Standing Bars Experience the modernized standing bar culture with locally brewed drinks and light snacks in a relaxed, contemporary setting. ・Exploration of Redeveloped Areas Take a guided walk through the redevelopment district, exploring the high-rise towers, new plazas, and public art installations. Learn about the area’s transformation and its cultural and historical significance. ◆Additional Info ・A reservation for 2 or more people is required. ・The walking distance is moderate. ・Not recommended for vegans or those with gluten-free diets. ・For adults aged 20 and over only. ・い。 ・If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know when making your reservation.     
◆Introduction Experience the authentic nightlife of Tokyo’s salarymen by visiting hidden eateries and casual izakayas in the historical Kanda area. Loosen your tie, enjoy a drink, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture. Kanda, known for its retro charm and lively atmosphere, is a hub for post-work relaxation, offering a variety of delicious dishes such as "yakitori" (grilled skewers), "oden" (Japanese hot pot), and "taiyaki" (fish-shaped pastries) accompanied by sake or beer. ・Discover Kanda's hidden gourmet gems ・Stroll through Kanda’s historical streets and vibrant izakaya district ・Try local dishes and sake at popular eateries ・Learn fascinating stories about Kanda’s history and its connection to Tokyo's salaryman culture ◆Included ・5 Food Stops with Local and Seasonal Food ・One drink included ・Tour Guide ◆Not Included ・Hotel pickup and drop-off ・Gratuities ・Transportation costs ・Additional drinks or food ◆Itinerary ・Meet-up： Kanda Station South Exit The guide will provide a brief introduction to Kanda and facilitate participant introductions. ・Visit to a Yakitori Specialty Shop Kick off the evening with delicious charcoal-grilled yakitori at a long-established local restaurant. ・Night Walk Through Kanda’s Retro Streets Take a stroll through the retro streets lined with izakayas and bars, and explore spots with historical charm, such as temples or shrines tucked away in the area. ・Local Izakaya Experience with Sake Tasting Enjoy classic izakaya dishes like oden, sashimi, or tempura, paired with locally brewed sake or craft beer. ・Sweets or Café Stop Relax with a dessert such as taiyaki or indulge in a craft beer at a cozy café to wind down the evening. ・Conclusion (Kanda Station) The tour ends with tips on local souvenirs and recommendations for nearby attractions to explore further. ◆Additional Info ・A reservation for 2 or more people is required. ・The walking distance is moderate. ・Not recommended for vegans or those with gluten-free diets. ・For adults aged 20 and over only. ・い。 ・If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know when making your reservation.     
◆Introduction Pretend you’re a Japanese ‘salaryman’ for the evening on this visit to the hidden drinking dens and casual ‘izakayas’ (food pubs) of Tokyo’s Shimbashi area. Loosen your tie and pour yourself a drink, because it’s quitting time in Tokyo—also known as the hour for eating, drinking, and socializing. Snack on local favorites like "okonomiyaki" (Japanese-style savory pancake), "gyoza nabe" (dumpling hot pot), sashimi, and "taiyaki" ( fish-shaped dessert) as you grab a quick bite and beer with thousands of Tokyo’s famous office workers. A local guide, plus food and drink tastings as specified, are included. ・Eat like a local on a walking food tour of Tokyo's Shimbashi district ・Join thousands of 'salarymen' (Japanese office workers) as they unwind after work ・Sample Japanese drinking food like ‘yakitori’ (grilled skewers), ‘gyoza’ (dumplings), and sashimi ・Feel like a local as you socialize and 'blow off some steam' with Japanese office workers ・Visit lesser-known drinking dens and Japanese-style casual eateries (izakayas) ・Get off the beaten path and explore the Shimbashi district, an area still popular with locals ◆Included ・5 Food Stops with Local and Seasonal Food ・Two drinks included ・Local English speaking guide ◆Not Included ・Hotel pickup and drop-off ・Gratuities ・Transportation costs ・Additional drinks or food ◆Itinerary ・SL Square (Shimbashi Station West Entrance Square) Let's meet here! Join us and try several seasonal & authentic Japanese dishes in our tour! ・Pass By Karasumori Shrine ・Pass By New Shimbashi Building ・Pass By Ad Museum Tokyo ・Pass By The Old Shimbashi Station Railway History Exhibition Hall ・Pass By Hamarikyū Gardens ・Shimbashi (3 hours) Join us on this 3-hour food tour and visit 5 Food stops including seasonal and local dishes, a great introduction to drinking and dining culture in Tokyo. ◆Additional Info ・Adults only 20 years old and above ・Karaoke After Party available ・Wheelchair accessible ・Changes to tours and spots we visit may occur due to schedules of restaurants, public holidays, weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances. Applicable substitutions will be made in this case. ・Pesctarian and Vegetarian friendly ・Not recommended for Vegans and Gluten-free ・This tour will have a maximum of 8 travelers    
Best-Price Guarantee · 3 ½ hours · ¥17,000 pp (min 2) · Small group max 6 · 20 yrs + Meeting point: Yakitori Kadoya (Futako-Tamagawa Rise S.C. riverside arcade) 17 : 30 start / 21 : 00 finish Guide holds a "Bar-Hopping" sign by the entrance. --- ◆ Introduction Float from a relaxed riverside yakitori counter in Futako-Tamagawa to an American craft-beer & Chicago-pizza haven in fashionable Jiyugaoka, then finish the night nosing rare single-malts in an eight-seat whisky sanctuary. A 10-minute ride on the Tokyu Den-en-Toshi Line links the two upscale districts, letting you taste three very different drinking cultures in one seamless evening. --- ◆ Highlights * Three curated venues in two refined neighbourhoods 1. Binchō-tan yakitori & house-made lemon-sours (Futako) 2. 15-tap US-style brewpub DevilCraft + deep-dish slice (Jiyugaoka) 3. Speyside Way whisky bar with a guided three-dram flight * Scenic train hop over the Tama River (ticket included) * Group capped at six for easy conversation with chefs & barkeeps --- ◆ What's included | Stop | Drinks | Food | | --- | --- | --- | | Yakitori Kadoya | Lemon-sour or draft beer | Five-skewer chef's set | | DevilCraft Jiyugaoka | 3 × 120 ml house-brewed ales | Chicago deep-dish pizza (shared) | | Speyside Way | 3-dram premium malt flight | Chocolate truffle pairing | Extras – bilingual guide · photos delivered within 24 h · Den-en-Toshi Line fare Not included – hotel pick-up · extra drinks / dishes · gratuities --- ◆ Sample itinerary* | Time | Experience | | --- | --- | | 17 : 30 – 18 : 20 | Yakitori Kadoya – 20-seat counter, river breeze & signature citrus sours | | 18 : 25 – 18 : 40 | Train Tokyu Den-en-Toshi Line (Futako → Jiyugaoka, 2 stops) | | 18 : 45 – 19 : 35 | DevilCraft Jiyugaoka – pioneer of Tokyo's Chicago pizza & craft-beer culture; compare three house IPAs/ales | | 19 : 40 – 21 : 00 | Speyside Way – wood-panelled eight-seat malt library (800+ bottles); bartender curates a Highlands/Islay/Sherry trio with chocolate | *Order or backups may shift with private bookings.
◆ Introduction Five stops from central Shibuya you'll find Todoroki Valley, Tokyo's only natural gorge, wrapped by a sleepy residential grid dotted with bars that tourists rarely enter. Follow a bilingual local host through three tiny favourites: a charcoal-yakitori counter loved by commuters, a lively Spanish-inspired "baru" pouring craft beer and 40+ wines by the glass, and an eight-seat whisky den where the owner curates drams on instinct rather than a printed menu. It's a true neighbourhood night—no neon, no crowds, just warm talk and well-poured drinks. ◆ Highlights * **Three authentic locals-only venues** within a 10-minute walk of Todoroki Station * Guided pairing: hot sake & charcoal skewers ▶︎ craft-beer / wine flight & tapas ▶︎ personalised three-dram single-malt tasting * Tiny counters, open kitchens—chat directly with owners (guide translates) * A quick stroll to the valley footbridge for an optional dusk photo stop ◆ What's included | Stop | Drinks | Food | | -- | -- | -- | | Daikichi Izakaya | Hot sake or draft beer | Five-skewer yakitori set + seasonal oden | | Todoroki 2-chōme Bar | Flight of 3 Japanese craft beers or 2 wine pours | Shared Spanish-style tapas incl. A5-wagyu bite | | Time Single Malt Bar | Curated flight of 3 rare malts (Scotch & Japanese) | Dark-chocolate nibs | ◆ Sample Itinerary* | Time | Experience | | -- | -- | | 17:30 – 18:20 | Daikichi – 16-seat counter; binchō-tan grill, house oden, hot sake warm-up | | 18:25 – 19:25 | Todoroki 2-chōme Bar – 20 taps + 40 wines; tapas plates from sardine escabeche to wagyu cubes | | 19:30 – 21:00 | Time Single Malt Bar – basement eight-seat sanctuary; master selects three drams to match your palate (no printed list) | *Order or substitutes may change with crowding or owner holidays. ◆Additional Info ・Not wheelchair accessible ・Minimum age is 20 years (Japan's legal drinking age) ・Please inform us of any food allergies in advance ・Venues are smoke-friendly with ventilation ・This tour will have a maximum of 8 travelers ・Meeting point is at Todoroki Station East Exit
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