On this food tour of Shibuya we'll enjoy the exquisite Japanese cuisine in one of Tokyo's most popular neighborhoods, a finger-licking-good experience!
Tour Details
At the indicated time, we'll meet at Hachiko Square, next to the famous statue of Japan's most loyal dog. We'll tell you his story before starting our food tour!
First, we'll walk to the modern Miyashita Park, a complex that combines nature, leisure, and gastronomy. Here we'll talk about this place before descending to Miyashita Yokocho, an area full of izakayas, Japanese taverns.
From there, we'll return to the iconic Shibuya intersection to experience its hustle and bustle up close. At this point, we'll stop at 7-Eleven or Family Mart, where you can choose between an egg sandwich or a fried chicken bun, two must-haves of Japanese fast food with lots of flavor!
At our next stop, we'll taste one of the following food trends: Korean corn dogs, an Asian version of the classic hot dog in batter, or takoyakis, a delicacy made with octopus. What's more, we'll make a brief stop at Center Gai, the heart of youth entertainment in Shibuya. Here, we'll try a 10 yen coin, a savory pancake in the shape of the Japanese currency.
Our tour will then take us to Don Quijote, one of the most popular stores in Tokyo. We'll give you a quick explanation about this shopping paradise as we continue to Udagawacho, where a new food stop awaits: onigiris. We'll taste these popular stuffed rice triangles, one of the most consumed snacks in Japan.
To end on a high note, we'll make a final stop at Hands Store, where we'll talk about this iconic establishment before enjoying a cup of coffee and a slice of Japanese cheesecake. The perfect end to a route full of flavors!
Then, after 3 hours of sightseeing, we'll bring the experience to an end.