3 h

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Reúnase con su guía local en la salida central de la estación de Yurakucho por la tarde para empezar su excursión por el panorama gastronómico nocturno de Tokio. Caminará desde un lugar a otro y también viajará en transporte público. Se incluyen todas las catas de vinos y una bebida (cerveza o sake), dese el capricho.
Se sentirá como un local mientras pasea por la ciudad y visita varios restaurantes populares, a partir de Yakitori Alley, cerca de Yurakucho. Esta zona está llena de restaurantes de estilo bar informal que sirven aperitivos como, por ejemplo, yakitori (brochetas de pollo a la parrilla). Combine este plato esencial en la hora feliz con salsas caseras y "moje" los aperitivos con sake o cerveza.
A continuación se dirigirá al Tsukishima para visitar Monja Street y probar el monjayaki, un rebozado similar a la tortilla al estilo de Osaka, el okonomiyaki. Podrá conversar con el cocinero mientras su aperitivo chisporrotea en la parrilla y, a continuación, lo trocea con una pequeña espátula metálica para poder cogerlo directamente con los palillos.
Realizaremos un breve paseo por Ginza, donde podrá encontrar grandes confiterías y conocer la gran variedad de dulces japoneses tradicionales y, lo mejor de todo, elegir uno para probarlo. Elaborados normalmente con arroz y frijoles rojos, estos dulces cambian en función de los ingredientes disponibles en cada época del año; incluso sus formas están inspiradas en lo que puede encontrar en la naturaleza durante esa temporada.
Termine su excursión en un pub local para tomar más bebidas (los gastos corren de su cuenta), donde puede quedarse un rato más o volver al punto de partida con su guía. Su guía podrá recomendarle también otros bares interesantes para continuar la diversión.

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Incluido

Guía local de habla inglesa
Cinco yakitori ensartados, monja-yaki, uno wagashi
Dos bebidas locales (sake, cerveza o refresco)
Todo el transporte público necesario.

No incluido

Recogida y regreso al hotel.
Propinas
Bebidas adicionales (disponibles para la compra)

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
Una cantidad moderada de caminar está involucrado; Se recomiendan zapatos cómodos para caminar.
La edad mínima es 12 años.
La edad legal para beber en Tokio es de 20 años; Los clientes menores de 20 años solo recibirán bebidas no alcohólicas.
Opción vegetariana está disponible, por favor avise al momento de la reserva si es necesario
Para tu aventura urbana estarás en un pequeño grupo de un máximo de 12 personas.

Características

Turismo

95%

Comida

65%

Cultural

65%

Original

35%

Opiniones

4.4

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Grace C

5 | 2019-08-20

Kirihara was amazing. He was very engaging, had a great sense of humor, and made the entire experience fun. Despite my poor sense of directions, I was able to find the group at the designated meeting point in the Ginza district . It was a party of 12, and I enjoyed my conversations with everyone I spoke to. From the meeting point, Kirihara took us to a restaurant where we were provided drinks and snacks. I was the only vegetarian, which I did specify when I booked the trip, and that entire evening, Kirihara ensured that I got vegetarian options. After that, he took us to a bakery, and we each received a mochi dessert. (I ate it a few days later, and it was still delicious.) We then went to another restaurant, where we had two different entrees. One drink was included with the meal, but everyone had the option of ordering more drinks at his or her own cost. The establishment was the kind where there was a hot griddle at each table, and Kirihara actually prepared the Japanese pancakes and "pizzas" for us. He has mad skills. At the end of the tour, he ensured that we knew our way back to our hotels via subway, and then emailed us an extensive list of descriptions and links of his recommendations on what to see and eat in Tokyo. I give Kirihara and the night tour an A+++.

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William B

1 | 2019-07-03

Unfortunately this tour really didn't explore much in the Japanese styles of food. There were 3 stops. A Yakitori restaurant which was ok but nothing special, a sweet shop where we all got a single sweet and another place which I can't recall the name off. Unfortunately this last place allowed smoking inside, and on top of the fairly ordinary food that was served there it actually was fairly unpleasant and I couldn't wait to get out. So the tour didn't really provide a lot of insight, nor was the product we ate very good. All in all I found this poor value for money.

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Joseph E

1 | 2019-05-01

I used the location app recommended in information when I linked to get my ticket. Arrived at location indicated on app on time and there was nobody there.

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peravin_mariathasan

4 | 2018-08-13

I love Japanese food, so anything that involves around it is a winner. The tour was great but it felt a little short. Apart from that I had an awesome time.

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Rachel L

5 | 2018-07-21

Great tour.

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natalia

5 | 2018-06-05

It was excellent, even despite the rain. Eriko was an excellent guide and the places she took us were great. two places of salty dishes and two sweets. It was a great experience.

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Catherine W

5 | 2018-04-09

Kimmi was a fabulous tour guide. We learnt a lot about Japanese culture and food. There was plenty of food to eat and the variety was excellent. Thanks Kimmi!

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Graham D

4 | 2018-04-08

A very enjoyable experience. The food was very good at all the locations and the guide took a good amount of time to explain the surroundings and to talk about the food that we were eating. The only thing that looked like spoiling the night was a communication breakdown somewhere with booking reference details where we werent on the guides list, it was quickly sorted out.

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