Tokyo Ginza A5 Wagyu All-You-Can-Eat & All-You-Can-Drink Sake Food Tour

Explore Ginza on a guided foodie tour with all-you-can-eat A5 Wagyu, a 30-minute sake tasting, and dessert in one seamless evening.

Getting started

Meet your certified guide by MagicalTrip at JR Shimbashi Station North Exit, in front of the black pillar near SAZA Coffee inside Ecute Edition Shimbashi. After a brief introduction and group check, you will walk together toward Ginza, Tokyo's most luxurious district. The guide leads the way using nearby public transportation access and keeps the pace comfortable for the whole group.

What to expect

Overall, this is an approximately 2-hour guided evening experience including the sake session, Wagyu dining, and dessert stop.

Ginza A5 Wagyu dining experience

This guided evening focuses on premium A5 Wagyu beef in Ginza, where a master chef prepares your courses at a dedicated restaurant. You settle in with your group or private party and get ready for a focused 75-minute all-you-can-eat Wagyu session.

Features

• The highlight is an all-you-can-eat premium A5 Wagyu beef feast, served for 75 minutes, where the master chef prepares each portion so you can concentrate on flavor and texture.
• Your booking includes 2 drinks during the Wagyu segment, so you can pair your beef with beverages without needing to order extra unless you want to.
• A professional, expert guide stays with you throughout this part of the evening, sharing context about Ginza as Tokyo's most luxurious district and handling all restaurant arrangements.
• Depending on your selection at checkout, you join a shared group tour format or a private tour exclusively for your group, with a tour photo provided to capture the experience.

Nara sake tasting

After your Wagyu session, the focus shifts to a dedicated sake tasting featuring varieties sourced from Nara. This is a timed, sit-down experience designed to explore range rather than quantity.

Features

• You have 30 minutes of all-you-can-drink sake, with access to over 20 varieties from Nara, so you can compare different profiles within a single session.
• The expert guide can help you interpret basic labels and styles if needed, keeping the focus on clear explanations rather than technical jargon.
• By Japanese law, only guests who are 20 years or older are allowed to drink spirits, so the guide and venues align the tasting with this requirement.

Historic dessert stop

To close the evening, the group heads to a long-standing pastry shop with deep roots in the area. This final stop adds a sweet, historic note to the tour.

Features

• The experience concludes with a small dessert that serves as a gift from a famous 100-year-old pastry shop, tying the night to local culinary history.
• Your guide coordinates timing here so the group can enjoy this final treat together before departing on their own.

Wrapping up

At the end of the dessert stop, the guide ensures everyone knows how to return using nearby public transportation and shares your tour photo details, then the evening concludes so you can continue exploring Ginza or head back to your accommodation.