TOKYO STREET FOOD TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend who eats properly: 4 tokyo street food tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore Tsukiji Market with a small group, tasting wagyu, sushi, omelet, fish cakes, fruit, and learning Tokyo food culture.
“Thank you very much to our Guide Keiko for this amazing and very informative Tour through the market! We will definitly recommend this tour to our friends.”
Explore Tsukiji Market with a local guide, taste Japanese street food, watch fish cutting, visit a temple, and learn Tokyo food culture.
“Wasn’t for me. Just was a very unorganized and hectic, the temple tour didn’t add a ton of value. Skipped a few stalls because it was too busy. I would really recommend saving your money and just walking the market. Nothing in the tour was worth the money of the guide.”
Explore Tsukiji’s temple, seafood, wagyu, street food, and cooking traditions on a two-hour guided walk for $22.
“Mr Kawa was excellent! It was a great tour, he was attentive to everyone’s requests and his English is excellent. Thanks, Mr Kawa! -Tom from Alaska, not a chef, just a cook and fellow Tour Guide 5 stars”
Taste yakitori, karaage, onigiri, curry bread, and pudding while exploring local Tokyo shopping streets on a small-group food tour.
“We LOVED our tour and our tour guide Brian! Highly recommended by a friend, we met Brian in a neighborhood we'd never heard of; Brian, though not native Japanese, was more than fluent in the language, culture, and the idiosyncracies of this particular out-of-the-way neighborhood. We had more food than we could eat in a number of places, and it was all absolutely delicious. I couldn't recommend this tour more hightly. If we go back to Japan, we will definitely explore other tours.”
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