
Guided tour · 3 hours
Tokyo: Ebisu Yokocho - Eat From Every Bar in the Alley
One roofed alley in Ebisu with a dozen bars under it. You sit at one table and food arrives from all of them - five dishes and your drinks are already paid, so nothing...
Ebisu Yokocho late stalls is a japanese late-night spot in Tokyo.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 3 hours
One roofed alley in Ebisu with a dozen bars under it. You sit at one table and food arrives from all of them - five dishes and your drinks are already paid, so nothing...

Private tour · 5 hours
Discover Tokyo's electric nightlife. Neon-lit streets, invitation-only restaurants & hidden bars, guided by a local. Private car & hotel pickup included

Guided tour · 3 hours
Enjoy a classic Japanese experience at select Izakaya spots. Savor fresh local food and drinks while exploring Shinjuku's vibrant area. Price covers full dinner sampli...
Address: 1-7-4 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0013
Fuglen Tokyo in Tomigaya pours Scandinavian cocktails and Norwegian brown-cheese toast until 01:00 Thu-Sun. Vintage Oslo furniture, calm late-night room.
TryScandinavian cocktails and Norwegian cheese toast
TipMondays and Tuesdays close at 22:00. Wednesday open until 24:00.
Rokurinsha in Tokyo Station Ramen Street pours dense pork-and-fish tsukemen until 22:30 last order. Canonical thick-noodle bowl before the last Shinkansen.
TryThick-noodle tsukemen
TipTokyo Station Ramen Street is inside the JR turnstiles. Queue 30-60 minutes off-peak; 60-90 at peak hours.
Ichiran in Tokyo's Shibuya runs 24-hour tonkotsu ramen for solo-booth eaters. The vending-machine ticket and slip make it the canonical late bowl.
TryTonkotsu ramen with custom slip
TipQuietest 02:00-06:00; busiest 22:00-02:00 on weekends Kitchen close differs from bar close.
Afuri in Tokyo's Ebisu runs yuzu-shio ramen until 05:00 daily. The cleanest late-night clean bowl in the city, three minutes from Ebisu Station.
TryYuzu shio ramen
TipCashless only at this branch. Order at the vending machine; the yuzu shio is lighter than the shoyu.
Omoide Yokocho in Tokyo's Shinjuku runs 70 yakitori and offal stalls until midnight, the post-war alley north of the JR west exit. Bring cash and a friend.
TryYakitori sticks, motsuyaki offal, beer
TipMost stalls seat six to eight; arrive by 22:00 for a counter seat before the last-train rush.
Shinjuku Golden Gai in Tokyo's Kabukicho is six narrow alleys of 200 themed bars, most open until 03:00. Each room seats four to ten people.
TryHighball, sake, whisky pours
TipMost bars charge a 500-1,500 yen seating fee. Look for English-friendly signs after 22:00 if you do not speak Japanese.