Tokyo is a dynamic city that offers unique culinary experiences for adventurous foodies. The Vegan Japanese-French Dinner and Sake Tasting Tour promises a delightful blend of flavors and cultures. Over 3.5 hours, guests can savor a multi-course meal featuring seasonal plant-based dishes and indulge in sake tastings while admiring panoramic city views. With accessibility and an intimate group size, this tour caters to a diverse audience seeking a memorable gastronomic journey. But what makes this experience truly exceptional?
Key Points
- This 3.5-hour tour offers a unique experience of panoramic night views of Shibuya, sake tasting at a hidden bar, and a vegan Japanese-French course dinner.
- The tour is limited to 8 participants, available in Japanese, English, and Chinese, and wheelchair accessible with free cancellation up to 2 days in advance.
- Highlights include photo stops at popular tourist spots like Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Crossing, along with a blend of Japanese and French vegan cuisine.
- The multi-course vegan dinner features dishes such as sparkling wine, vegetable jar glass, ratatouille bruschetta, vegetable garbure soup, and truffle-scented porcini risotto.
- Participants must be 20 years or older for the sake tasting, and dietary requirements and allergies must be disclosed at booking.
Tour Overview
This Tour Overview provides an overview of the "Tokyo: Vegan Japanese-French Dinner and Sake Tasting Tour".
The tour lasts 3.5 hours and is limited to 8 participants. It’s available in Japanese, English, and Chinese.
The tour is wheelchair accessible, and there’s free cancellation up to 2 days in advance for a full refund.
The tour costs $171.06 per person.
Highlights include panoramic night views of Shibuya, sake tasting at a hidden bar, and visiting popular tourist spots like the Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Crossing.
The tour starts at The Legian Tokyo and ends at Tsubo no Naka Japanese Sake Gallery.
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Highlights of the Experience
Guests can look forward to an unforgettable evening, as the tour promises a unique blend of Japanese and French vegan cuisine alongside a captivating sake tasting experience.
Diners will savor a panoramic night view of Shibuya while indulging in an authentic vegan Japanese-French course made from seasonal ingredients.
The highlight of the tour is the visit to a hidden bar, where participants can sample 72 varieties of sake.
Plus, the tour includes photo stops at popular tourist spots like the Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Crossing, allowing guests to capture memorable moments.
Itinerary
The tour begins at ザ・レギャン・トーキョー, where guests will first walk to the iconic Hachikō Statue for a 10-minute photo stop.
Next, they’ll explore the bustling Shibuya City for another 10 minutes, capturing memorable shots at the famous Scramble Crossing.
The main stop is 日本酒ギャラリー壺の中, where you will:
- Savor 72 varieties of sake at a hidden bar
- Indulge in an authentic vegan Japanese-French course
- Take in the panoramic night view of Shibuya
- Discover the seasonal flavors of Japan
Note that itineraries are subject to change.
Dining Experience
The vegan Japanese-French dinner offers an artful blend of seasonal flavors and textures.
The multi-course meal features an exquisite selection of dishes like sparkling wine, vegetable jar glass, garden-style bagna càuda, ratatouille bruschetta, and yuba farci with vegan Caprese.
The menu also includes hearty options such as vegetable garbure soup, charcoal-grilled seasonal vegetables, white bean stew with roasted mushrooms, and truffle-scented porcini risotto.
The meal concludes with an assortment of seasonal fruits.
Each dish is thoughtfully prepared using high-quality, sustainable ingredients to deliver a memorable dining experience.
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After the delightful dinner, participants head to a hidden sake bar, where they can savor 72 varieties of premium Japanese sake.
The knowledgeable staff guides them through a tasting experience, highlighting the nuances of each sake.
Participants can:
- Discover the complexity of junmai, ginjo, and daiginjo sakes.
- Appreciate the unique flavors and aromas of locally-sourced, seasonal offerings.
- Learn about the intricate sake-making process and its rich cultural heritage.
- Delight in the perfect pairing of sake with the vegan Japanese-French cuisine.
This immersive sake tasting completes an unforgettable evening of culinary exploration in Tokyo.
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Notable Attractions
Before heading to the hidden sake bar, the tour takes participants to two iconic Shibuya landmarks. First, the group stops at the Hachikō Statue, a beloved monument honoring the loyal Akita dog. Participants can snap commemorative photos and learn about the heartwarming story behind the statue. Next, the tour visits the famous Shibuya Crossing, often called the "world’s busiest intersection." Participants can witness the dizzying flow of pedestrians and capture the energy of this famous spot.
Landmark | Description | Duration |
---|---|---|
Hachikō Statue | Monument honoring a loyal Akita dog | 10 minutes |
Shibuya Crossing | "World’s busiest intersection" | 10 minutes |
Important Details
Participants must be 20 years or older to partake in the sake tasting portion of the tour. Strict age restrictions are in place to ensure a safe and responsible experience.
Prospective guests are encouraged to bring their passport, as it may be required for identification. Plus, the tour isn’t suitable for children under 18 years of age.
Guests should also be aware that:
- No smoking is allowed during the tour.
- Dietary requirements and allergies must be disclosed at the time of booking.
- Guests can order additional menu items on the day, if desired.
Booking and Cancellation Policy
Booking the Tokyo: Vegan Japanese-French Dinner and Sake Tasting Tour is simple and flexible.
The tour is priced at $171.06 per person and lasts 3.5 hours. Group size is limited to 8 participants, and the tour is available in Japanese, English, and Chinese.
Customers can cancel for a full refund up to 2 days in advance. Those under 20 years old can’t participate in the sake tasting.
Guests should bring their passport and inform the provider of any allergies or dietary requirements. Additional food items can be ordered on the day.
The tour is wheelchair accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Take the Tour if I Don’t Drink Alcohol?
Yes, you can take the tour if you don’t drink alcohol. The tour offers a non-alcoholic sparkling wine option, and participants under 20 years old are welcome to join the vegan dinner portion of the experience.
Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?
Yes, photography is allowed during the tour. Participants can take commemorative photos at the Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Crossing. However, no smoking is permitted during the tour.
What Is the Dress Code for the Dinner?
The dinner has a casual dress code. Participants can wear comfortable, smart-casual attire. There are no formal dress requirements, but guests should avoid overly casual or revealing clothing out of respect for the dining experience.
Can I Bring My Own Sake to the Tasting?
No, you cannot bring your own sake to the tasting. The tour includes a sake tasting at a specialized bar, and it’s not allowed to bring outside alcohol. All sake served during the tasting is provided by the hotel.
Will There Be Vegetarian Alternatives for the Menu?
Yes, there will be vegetarian alternatives for the menu. The tour providers state that they can accommodate any dietary requirements, including allergies and dietary restrictions, when informed at the time of booking.
The Sum Up
This unique culinary adventure in Tokyo offers a chance to savor a delightful vegan Japanese-French dinner and indulge in a sake tasting experience. The intimate tour showcases seasonal ingredients and panoramic city views, making it an ideal way to explore Tokyo’s vibrant dining scene. With its accessibility and small group size, it’s a must-try for food and drink enthusiasts visiting the city.
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