Experience the vibrant culinary scene of Tokyo on the Shibuya Food Tour. This engaging 3-hour guided tour takes visitors through the bustling streets of Shibuya, where they’ll indulge in 15 delicious dishes across 4 local eateries. With a limited group of 10 participants, adventurous foodies can explore hidden gems and authentic flavors, all while soaking in the lively atmosphere of this iconic neighborhood. From fresh sushi to crispy kushikatsu, this tour promises an unforgettable taste of Tokyo.

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Key Points

The Shibuya Food Tour is a 3-hour activity limited to 10 participants, where they can sample 15 dishes and 3 drinks at 4 local eateries.
The tour highlights include fresh sushi, crispy kushikatsu, juicy gyoza, and premium sake, as well as exploring hidden restaurants and local food culture.
The tour is priced at $85.30 per person, with a savings of up to 15%, and no upfront payment is required for reservations.
The guided walking tour takes participants through key locations in Shibuya, including Shibuya Crossing, Dogenzaka, Center Gai, and SHIBUYA Hyakkendana.
Participants under 20 can join the tour, but they cannot consume alcohol.

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Tour Overview

The Tokyo Shibuya Food Tour is a 3-hour activity that’s limited to 10 participants and offered in both English and Japanese.

It begins at Hachiko Square in Shibuya Station, where guests meet at the SHIBU HACHI BOX near the Hachiko gate.

Over the course of the tour, you will sample 15 dishes and 3 drinks at 4 local eateries, experiencing fresh sushi, crispy kushikatsu, juicy gyoza, and premium sake.

The guided walking tour also takes visitors through Shibuya’s vibrant streets, including Shibuya Crossing, Dogenzaka, Center Gai, and SHIBUYA Hyakkendana, before returning to the starting point.

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Tour Highlights

Participants on the Tokyo Shibuya Food Tour can expect to sample 15 delectable dishes and 3 refreshing drinks at 4 local eateries. The tour highlights include fresh sushi, crispy kushikatsu, juicy gyoza, and premium sake. Guests will explore hidden restaurants and enjoy the vibrant local food culture with a friendly guide leading the way.

Dish	Drink
Sushi	Sake
Kushikatsu	Umeshu
Gyoza	Beer

The guided walking tour through Shibuya’s lively streets promises an unforgettable food adventure.

Pricing and Availability

The Tokyo Shibuya Food Tour is priced from $100.35, but is currently available for just $85.30 per person – a savings of up to 15%.

Participants can reserve their spot without any upfront payment. Plus, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

This 3-hour tour is limited to 10 participants and is available in both English and Japanese.

Visitors under the age of 20 can join but won’t be able to consume alcohol during the experience.

Guided Tours at Key Locations

As participants embark on their Shibuya Food Tour, they’ll be guided through key locations that showcase the vibrant food culture of this bustling neighborhood. The tour will begin at Shibuya Crossing, the iconic scramble intersection known for its neon lights and constant activity. Participants will then explore Dogenzaka, a lively street lined with izakayas and kushikatsu eateries. Next, they’ll venture into Center Gai, a popular shopping district known for its street food and youth culture. The final stop is SHIBUYA Hyakkendana, a hidden alleyway filled with charming restaurants and bars.

Location	Duration
Shibuya Crossing	10 minutes
Dogenzaka	55 minutes
Center Gai	55 minutes
SHIBUYA Hyakkendana	55 minutes

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Shibuya Crossing

Shibuya Crossing, the iconic scramble intersection, is where the tour begins.

Participants gather at the Hachiko gate and observe the frenzied crossing, with pedestrians scurrying in all directions.

The guide explains the significance of Hachiko, the loyal Akita dog, and how the crossing has become a symbol of Tokyo’s vibrant energy.

Participants are encouraged to snap photos and soak in the lively atmosphere before moving on to the next stop on the culinary adventure.

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Dogenzaka

After leaving the iconic Shibuya Crossing, the group heads down Dogenzaka, a lively street known for its diverse eateries and vibrant nightlife.

The guide leads them through the bustling alleyways, stopping at a renowned kushikatsu joint. Here, they sample crispy deep-fried skewers, dipping them in a signature sauce.

The group then visits a charming gyoza shop, where they savor juicy dumplings.

Throughout the 55-minute exploration, the guide provides insights into the history and culture behind the local specialties.

Lively conversations and the aroma of savory dishes fill the air as the tour continues down Dogenzaka.

Center Gai

Next, the group ventures into the heart of Shibuya’s popular Center Gai district. This bustling shopping street is known for its trendy boutiques, neon lights, and lively atmosphere.

The guide leads the group to a hidden restaurant serving up juicy gyoza. Participants savor the delicate pork and vegetable dumplings, pairing them with a crisp Japanese beer.

After the gyoza, the group explores the vibrant energy of Center Gai, weaving through the crowds and stopping to admire the unique fashion and street style.

The guide shares insights into the district’s history and cultural significance.

SHIBUYA Hyakkendana

The group now makes its way to the SHIBUYA Hyakkendana, a unique food alley tucked away from the main streets.

This hidden gem is known for its maze-like network of small food stalls and eateries. The guide leads the group through the bustling alley, pointing out specialty dishes and unique culinary experiences.

Participants sample juicy gyoza, crispy tempura, and refreshing sake. The intimate atmosphere and hands-on interactions with local chefs create a memorable culture.

As the tour continues, the group gains a deeper appreciation for Shibuya’s diverse and dynamic food scene.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is There a Vegetarian or Vegan Option Available?

There is no specific mention of vegetarian or vegan options for this food tour. However, the tour highlights a variety of Japanese dishes, so it’s possible that participants with dietary restrictions could request accommodations by contacting the tour provider in advance.

Can We Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, participants are encouraged to take photos during the tour. The guide will provide guidance on when and where to capture the best shots of the local dishes and vibrant Shibuya streets.

Is the Meeting Point Easily Accessible by Public Transport?

The meeting point, SHIBU HACHI BOX at the Hachiko gate, is easily accessible by public transport as it’s located right at Shibuya Station, a major transportation hub in Tokyo.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour has no strict dress code, but comfortable walking shoes and casual, weather-appropriate attire are recommended. Participants should dress in a way that allows them to easily enjoy the food and walking aspects of the experience.

Can We Bring Our Own Drinks and Snacks?

No, participants cannot bring their own drinks or snacks. The tour includes 15 dishes and 3 drinks at 4 local eateries, so bringing outside food and beverages is not permitted. The tour is designed to fully immerse guests in the local food experience.

The Sum Up

The Shibuya Food Tour offers a delightful culinary adventure through Tokyo’s vibrant Shibuya district. Visitors can savor 15 authentic Japanese dishes across 4 local eateries, seeing the lively atmosphere and hidden gems of this iconic neighborhood. With a small group size, the tour provides an intimate and personalized exploration of Shibuya’s captivating flavors, making it a must-experience for foodies visiting the city.