Ebisu Hidden Cocktail Tour
Explore Tokyo's cocktail culture on our Ebisu Hidden Cocktail Tour, where you’ll visit four exclusive bars tucked away in this stylish neighborhood. Under the guidance of a local expert, enjoy a variety of Japanese cocktails, including unique house-infused spirits and craft tea blends, all paired with small plates that complement each drink. This intimate tour, limited to just four guests, provides insights into the artistry and history of Japanese mixology while offering vegan-friendly options and non-alcoholic drinks for younger guests, making it perfect for ages 14 and up. This experience lets you savor the charm of Ebisu’s nightlife - though please note that the legal drinking age is 20 in Japan.
- Visit four hidden bars and secret speakeasies in Ebisu
- Enjoy expertly crafted cocktails featuring local ingredients
- Experience a personal tour capped at 4 guests for an immersive adventure
- Vegan-friendly with options for non-drinkers available
Options
Ebisu Hidden Cocktail Tour
What's included in Ebisu Hidden Cocktail Tour
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Ebisu
The tour will take place in Ebisu - a stylish, yet laid-back neighborhood in Shibuya which is known for its excellent food scene, tucked-away bars, and refined nightlife. All bars we'll visit will be around Ebisu Station.
Inclusions
- 4 cocktails from a choice of 16 (alternatively some mocktails and non-alcoholic beverages are available at certain stops)
- At the second stop a larger dish will be offered (incl. vegan options)
- We'll grab some small bites at each stop
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Meet our guide by the Ebisu Statue right by Ebisu Station's West Exit. Your guide will be holding a "Food Tours Tokyo" sign.
Redeem
Ticket Redemption
You're welcome to show your guide the ticket if you’d like, but simply providing the name of the person who made the booking will be sufficient. There's no need to print the ticket or pull it up on your phone unless you prefer to do so.
