Tokyo Locals Secret Food Tour in Ueno
Join our Ueno Food Tour and enjoy an evening of delicious Japanese food and drinks in the central of Tokyo. This tour is perfect for people who want to experience everyday Japanese meals and visit places where locals actually go. Led by a friendly guide who are very familier with the area, you will visit four unique stops to try different kinds of dishes and drinks, including sake and other Japanese alcohol.
These are not touristy spots. You will feel like you are stepping into the real Tokyo, where people gather to eat, drink, and relax after their day. The atmosphere is welcoming, and your friendly guide will make sure you feel at home.
Whether you are traveling solo, with friends, as a couple, or with family, this tour is for everyone! If you are looking for a genuine Japanese food experience with lots of flavors, local vibes, and fun, this tour is for you. Come ready to eat, drink, and enjoy the real Tokyo!
Options
Extra Alcohol (Sake&Plum Wine)
Standard +2 Extra Alcohol: All foods and drinks in the "standard" package is included, but with this upgrade you also get 2 more Japanese alcohol.
What's included in Tokyo Locals Secret Food Tour in Ueno
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Ameyoko Shopping Street
Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
UenoPass-by Only
Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Ueno DistrictPass-by Only
Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Inclusions
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Dinner
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years, so note that you cannot drink alcohol if you are below 20 years old
- Please note that one of the restaurants we visit allows smoking, as it is common in many local eateries in Japan. If you have any concerns, feel free to let us know, and we’ll do our best to make your experience enjoyable.
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- We will gather inside the JR Ueno Station building, just outside the JR Central Gate, near the expansive area map close to Hard Rock Cafe. There is a bakery shop called 'ANDERSEN' in front of the meeting point.
