Shinjuku: Food Tour – 15 Dishes at 4 Eateries

Explore 4 hidden eateries recommended by locals on this all-in-one bar-hopping tour in Tokyo. With 15 dishes and 2 drinks included, enjoy a night out like never before! ・Up to 15 recommended Japanese dishes and 2 drinks ・4 unique eateries favored by Tokyo locals ・Fresh sushi, crispy kushikatsu, Juicy gyoza, and a variety of Japanese sake ・Highlights of Japan's top nightlife area with a guided walking tour ・Enjoy with travelers and a friendly guide

1. 1

   Kabukicho

   2 hours

   Kabukicho is Tokyo’s legendary nightlife district, packed with neon lights, entertainment, and people from all walks of life. It’s wonderfully chaotic, energetic, and full of surprises — a side of Tokyo you have to experience for yourself. And here, you’ll experience Tokyo’s nostalgic backstreets while enjoying authentic local street foods like Gyoza(dumpling), Tonkatsu(pork cutlet), yakitori, Tempura, Sushi, craft beer, and sake. Discover a highly recommended Izakaya restaurant that only the locals know about. These are usually crowded, making it tough to get a seat without a reservation. But don’t worry, we’ll reserve the spot for you.

2. 2

   Shinjuku Golden Gai

   30 min

   Explore the unique atmosphere of Golden Gai, one of Shinjuku’s most iconic nightlife spots. Wander through its narrow, lively alleyways, filled with tiny bars and hidden gems, and take in the atmosphere as you mingle with locals and fellow travelers along the way. It’s a memorable stop that gives you a glimpse into Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife and the charm of its legendary bar scene.

3. 3

   Stop 3

   30 min

   Hanazono Shrine is a hidden piece of traditional Japan in the heart of Shinjuku. Tucked between neon lights and busy nightlife, this sacred oasis emerges unexpectedly in the middle of the city, offering a peaceful glimpse into another world. After visiting Hanazono Shrine, we’ll cross the street and enjoy taiyaki, a traditional Japanese sweet shaped like a fish and filled with sweet red bean paste. For many Japanese people, taiyaki is more than just a dessert — it’s a nostalgic treat that brings back memories of childhood, festivals, and casual moments with friends. It’s a simple but beloved part of everyday Japanese food culture.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• 厳しい食事制限がある方

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