Food Tours

Tokyo Shibuya Guided Food Tour: 15 Dishes at 4 Eateries

Eat your way through Shibuya at spots locals love, with a full meal's worth of tastings that pack classic Tokyo flavor into one walk.

Meet your expert guide in Shibuya and set off on a relaxed walking route between local eateries where your included tastings are served.

Follow a set route through four stops, from a backstreet stall and izakaya to a specialty eatery and gastrobar, each with its own character.

Work your way through 15 shared dishes and 3 drinks, from fresh sushi and crispy kushikatsu to juicy gyoza and pours of regional Japanese sake.

Guided walking tour in Shibuya

Expert guide

15 dishes and 3 drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic)

Visits to 4 local eateries

Private transportation

Additional food and drinks

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
2 weeks ago
Exploring Shibuya on this food tour turned out to be a really nice experience, picked up some cool facts about the area on the way. Our guide had a real knack for the local language and always had something interesting to add, so we saw places we never would’ve wandered into by ourselves. The vibe was relaxed and it was easy to chat and ask questions, which I appreciated. Honestly, I wish there was a tiny bit more time at each stop, but overall, a tasty and fun night out in a part of Tokyo I barely knew.
Last week
If you want to feel like you’re eating out with friends in Tokyo, this is the tour for you. Our group was small and we quickly felt at ease with the guide, who shared so much about why certain foods mean so much in Japan. The backstreet stops were a highlight—places you’d never find just wandering solo. I loved being able to ask questions about customs and daily life over drinks and such a wide range of dishes. You’ll leave full and happy, guaranteed.
2 weeks ago
Had an awesome time eating our way through Shibuya thanks to Aaron. His tips about the area were super interesting and his Japanese was top notch, which helped a lot with getting into spots we would've totally missed. Found a bunch of tasty places off the main path and honestly learned a ton. Aaron kept things relaxed and fun the whole time, we left full and happy. If you're hungry and want to see the real food side of Shibuya, this tour's a must.
2 weeks ago
If you're hungry in Shibuya, joining Aaron's food tour might just be the highlight of your day. His expertise and easygoing vibe made everything feel effortless, and I really liked hearing his local takes and how he navigated the area speaking Japanese. Found a few out-of-the-way eateries I never would've noticed myself. Definitely one of the more memorable travel meals I've had.
3 weeks ago
Shibuya itself was fun to explore, and getting to try all sorts of tasty bites made it even better. Our guide showed us around the area and pointed out spots I never would have found on my own. Really liked the food, plus learned some cool stuff about the neighborhood. I’d say it’s worth a shot if you want something different, just not quite perfect for me to go full five stars.

Explore Shibuya on a guided walking food tour, tasting 15 dishes and 3 drinks across 4 local eateries with an expert guide.

Getting started

Meet your expert guide in Shibuya and begin your guided walking tour in the vibrant heart of Tokyo. After a brief introduction to the route and eateries, you set off on foot, staying within an area that is well connected to public transportation. The walk moves at a relaxed city pace, so standard urban footwear is sufficient.

What to expect

Backstreet stall

Your first stop is a backstreet stall tucked away from Shibuya’s main crossings. This is where the tour eases you into the local food scene, surrounded by everyday city life.

Features

Here you start sampling from the total of 15 dishes included in the tour, trying casual street-style bites that Tokyo locals pick up between trains.

One of your 3 drinks, available in alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, pairs with these first tastings so you can choose what suits you.

Your professional guide introduces how Shibuya’s food culture stretches beyond main avenues and points out details of the neighborhood you might otherwise miss.

Izakaya

Next, you step into an izakaya, a Japanese-style pub where people gather after work. This stop gives you a sit-down break and a look at Tokyo’s social dining habits.

Features

A portion of the 15 dishes is served as shared plates, which may include items like crispy kushikatsu or juicy gyoza, giving you a mix of textures and flavors.

Another of the 3 drinks is typically enjoyed here, with the chance to sample Japanese sake alongside non-alcoholic alternatives if you prefer.

Your guide explains izakaya customs so you know how locals order, share, and spend time in this type of eatery.

Specialty eatery

The third venue is a specialty eatery focused on more targeted dishes. This is where you explore specific preparations that highlight technique and ingredients.

Features

Additional courses from the 15 dishes appear here, such as fresh sushi or other focused specialties that round out your full-meal experience.

Water and soft options are available alongside your included drinks, and your guide can suggest what works best with each plate.

Conversation here often centers on how these dishes fit into wider Japanese dining traditions, giving context to what you are eating.

Gastrobar

You finish at a gastrobar, blending creative plates with a relaxed atmosphere. It serves as the final stop among the 4 local eateries on the route.

Features

Remaining dishes from the included 15 are served in smaller portions so you can still taste a variety without feeling rushed.

Your last included drink from the set of 3 is usually enjoyed at this stop, which is a chance to try another style of Japanese sake or a non-alcoholic choice.

The expert guide uses this final venue to recap the guided walking tour in Shibuya and can point out other eateries favored by Tokyo locals for you to explore later, noting that any additional food and drinks beyond the inclusions are at your own expense.

What's not allowed

Wheelchair users: This experience is not wheelchair accessible at any point along the route.

Pets: Pets are not suitable for this experience and are not allowed on the tour.

Infants on laps: Infants must not sit on laps during the experience.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access: Not wheelchair accessible; the walking route and venues cannot accommodate wheelchairs.

Strollers: Stroller or pram access is available, and you can bring them along the route.

Nearby transport: Public transportation is available close to the tour area, which can help with arrival and departure.

Additional information

Tour type: This is a guided walking food tour in Shibuya that visits 4 local eateries.

Food and drinks: The experience includes 15 dishes and 3 drinks, and any extra orders are at your own expense.