Asakusa: Tokyo’s #1 Family Food Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Experience an afternoon of great food and tradition in must-see districts.
- Enjoy an authentic Japanese lunch at a place loved by locals.
- Hear exciting stories of the area as you explore hidden side streets.
- Experience different regional flavors from all over Japan.
- Get an insider’s perspective of what makes this traditional area unique.
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Variety of dishes at multiple food stops
- One drink Included
- Dessert Included
- Local English-speaking guide
- Hotel pick-up not included (can be arranged for an additional charge)
- Gratuity
- Transportation costs
- Additional drinks or food (not included but possible to purchase at guest expense)
Meeting point
Start Location
Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center, 2 Chome-18-9 Kaminarimon, Taito City, Tokyo, Japan
Important information
Know before you book
- • Please inform the tour supplier of any food allergies or dietary requirements
- • A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
- • A copy of your passport information is required for all participants aged 10 and over
- • This tour runs daily and starts at 11:00 AM and finishes at approximately 2:00 PM
Know before you go
- Please arrive on time, the tour will leave 10 minutes after the starting time and will not wait for late arrivals.
- A copy of your passport information is required for all participants aged 10 and over.
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Reviews
Hands down this was our best experience in Tokyo! It was amazing to explore Norma’s local area. She’s an excellent guide. We had a fantastic meal and the sake tasting. We highly recommend these tours.
Whiskey / Sake tasting tour with Laiana. Fantastic night and very knowledgeable! Would highly recommend
Had a great time on the Golden Gai food tour in Shinjuku with our guide JJ. He’s personable and very knowledgeable in Japan’s food culture. The spots he picked were delicious, felt very local, and gave us a taste of the many varieties of cuisine in Shinjuku. Beyond that, JJ is filled with interesting facts and street smart tips on living life in Tokyo. I would recommend taking this food tour if you’re in Shinjuku!
