Magical Trip: in front of Black pillar (Next to Uniqlo Shinjuku Nishiguchi shop) is a food tour in Tokyo.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Route: Shinjuku izakaya and yokocho bar hop, three stops
Tip: Tripadvisor Best of the Best 2024. Look for the orange Magical Trip sign at the meeting point; guide leads from there.
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Address: 1-7-3 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023
Magical Trip's Shibuya Food Tour explores three izakaya and snack rooms across Dogenzaka and Center-Gai with a local guide, drinks and 10-plus tastings.
TipVegetarian-friendly version on request. Saturday evenings book out two weeks ahead.
Tsukiji Cooking in Tokyo runs a market-tour plus sushi-making class since 2013, with English instruction and Tsukiji-sourced premium ingredients.
TipClass follows a 60-minute Tsukiji walk; vegan and gluten-free options on request when booking.
Arigato Travel's Shibuya evening food tour walks six tasting stops through the alleys behind Center-Gai, with sake, yakitori, soba and a sweets close.
TipEnglish-fluent guides. Bookings open three months ahead; reschedule policy 48 hours.
byFood's Tsukiji-Toyosu walking tour in Tokyo covers the Outer Market's standing counters and the Toyosu fish-market deck above the tuna auctions.
TipCombine the Tsukiji crawl with the Toyosu visitor deck. Tickets via byFood; English-speaking guide.
Magical Trip's Asakusa walking food tour in Tokyo covers Nakamise-dori stalls, a traditional sukiyaki house, ningyo-yaki and a craft-sake stop. English guide.
TipMeet in front of the Asakusa Bunka Tourist Center across from Kaminarimon. Bring comfortable shoes.
byFood's sake-tasting walk in Tokyo's Shimbashi visits a traditional sake brewery cellar, a craft-sake bar and an izakaya. Eight sakes with English narration.
TipEnglish-speaking sake-certified guide. Bring stomach lining; the brewery offers honjozo through daiginjo.
