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2 hours · Ninja Food Tours
from $70.61per personGuided tasting with snacks and drinks, 2 hours from Shinjuku.
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Tokyo: Omakase Sushi & A5 Wagyu Premium Foodie Tour
3 hours, free cancellation.
from $130.73 per person
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This tour bundles two of Japan's most famous foods into a single evening: a chef-selected omakase sushi course and a grilled A5 wagyu set, both in Shinjuku. It runs for 3 hours in English with a guide who walks the group between restaurants rather than arranging hotel pickup. The meeting point is the black pillar of Kyu-Ome-kaido in Nishishinjuku, and the night ends back at the same spot.
The route starts in the alleys of Omoide Yokocho before the first restaurant stop, an omakase course in the Edo-mae style that developed in Tokyo. The guide covers sushi dining etiquette so newcomers can eat comfortably. From there the group walks through Kabukicho's neon-lit streets to a yakiniku restaurant serving Kagoshima Black Beef, a brand that took first place at the National Wagyu Capacity Unifying Exhibition, often called the Wagyu Olympics. Guests grill it themselves at the table. A bar stop, then a café stop for taiyaki, a fish-shaped sweet with a long history in the city, closes out the night.
Two drinks are included, alcohol included, along with dessert and photos taken during the tour. Vegetarian menus are available for both main courses, though the operator cannot guarantee allergy-free meals since the kitchens belong to the restaurants. It suits adults and families alike, and reviewers describe it as a worthwhile introduction for anyone new to Tokyo's dining scene.
A few practical points will help travelers decide whether this evening fits, from footwear to how the group moves between stops.
Common issues. Some parts of the itinerary cannot be reached by wheelchair or stroller. The operator cannot guarantee allergy-free meals or fully cater to dietary restrictions, because the food comes from kitchens MagicalTrip does not run, and substitutions are not always possible at a given stop, though the team tries to compensate elsewhere. The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. Some stops may prohibit smoking, and the venues cannot always be changed in that case. A few travelers have said clearer pre-tour communication and more precise meetup details would improve the experience. Children are welcome, and the tour is open to all ages.
The seasonal omakase sushi course, a special A5 wagyu set, two drinks with alcohol available, dessert, tour photos and a guided outing with a MagicalTrip guide. Vegetarian menus are available for both main courses.
Additional food and drinks beyond the included items can be purchased, so bring cash. Everything listed as included is covered.
No. The tour meets at the black pillar of Kyu-Ome-kaido, 1 Chome-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, and returns to the same point.
The tour is open to all ages, though the drinking age in Japan is 20. Note that parts of the itinerary are not accessible by wheelchair or stroller.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Cash for any extra food or drinks, and clothing suited to the season, since summer highs can reach 40°C (110°F) and winter lows can hit -5°C (20°F). Comfortable walking shoes are advisable given the transfers between stops.
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from $70.61per personGuided tasting with snacks and drinks, 2 hours from Shinjuku.
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