Tokyo: Ueno Local Food Tour – Sushi, Ramen, Yakitori & Drinks

Duration3h

Free cancellationFull refund up to 24 hours before

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TicketMobile or paper ticket accepted

LanguagesJapanese, English

Group sizeUp to 5 travelers

Overview

Welcome to Ueno, where Tokyo locals really eat! After work, salarymen, grandmas, and friends gather here to eat and drink, and you’ll join them in a small group at 4 local spots.

Long before Shibuya or Shinjuku existed, Ueno was at the heart of Edo over 400 years ago. That history shaped Tokyo’s food culture, and it’s still one of the best places to taste real local food.

Our CEO was born and raised right here, so we take you to the places locals love. No trendy tourist spots, just warm, authentic restaurants and izakayas serving delicious food for generations.

We sit down at every stop to enjoy classics like fresh sushi, gyoza, yakitori, and ramen, so there’s plenty of time to chat about anything: Japanese culture, history, or what life in Tokyo is really like.

Our guides are the #1 reason guests love this tour: friendly, energetic, and full of stories that bring Ueno to life.

Couples, families, or solo travelers, we want you to leave with a real connection to Ueno!

Options

Extra Alcohol (Sake&Plum Wine)

Standard +2 Extra Alcohol: All foods and drinks in the "standard" package is included, but with this upgrade you also get: Japanese sake & Plum Wine

Standard Package

Standard Package: Sushi (w/green tea), Gyoza (w/water), Yakitori (w/alcohol or soft-drink) & Ramen (w/water)

What's included

Standard Package: Water, green tea, one soft drink, and one alcoholic drink
A local guide
4 food stops over 3 hours
Alcohol Package (ages 20+): Three alcoholic drinks of your choice (such as sake, plum wine, etc)
One drink at each stop (4 drinks in total)
All food at every stop

Dessert
Vegetarian, vegan, or pork-free meal options
Additional drinks beyond those included in your package (available for purchase by cash)

What to expect

Ameyoko Shopping Street
2h

Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Ueno
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Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Ueno District
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Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Tokyo
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Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Taito
Pass by

Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Ueno Park
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Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Uenokoen
Pass by

Ameyoko in Ueno, Tokyo, is a lively market street known for its lively atmosphere and diverse shops. It started as a black market after World War II and there are 400 small shops are gathered in this small area. From fresh seafood and spices to clothes, cosmetics, and electronics, it's a place where locals and tourists enjoy shopping and exploring. You will get to see so many people eating and drinking inside and outside all day long. You can experience Tokyo's lively culture through street food like grilled chicken skewers and unique souvenirs. Ameyoko is a must-visit for anyone wanting to see Tokyo's energetic side and enjoy its rich variety of goods and foods.
Atre Ueno
40m

Good restaurant are gathered inside this shopping mall !
Yamashiroya
Pass by

Big anime, game and figure store! If you love Japanese anime games, this is a must place to check!
Don Quijote Okachimachi
Pass by

Big shop with everything with reasonalble prices
UNIQLO Okachimachi
Pass by

One of the biggest Uniqlo store in Tokyo
Marishiten Tokudaiji Temple
Pass by

A small temple built on the second floor above the street shops. It’s dedicated to Marishiten, a Buddhist deity of protection, victory, and good fortune, which makes it popular with athletes, students before exams, and anyone hoping for success. It’s a quiet little surprise in one of Tokyo’s liveliest streets!
Niki no Kashi No.1
Pass by

A local favorite in Ameyoko, Niki no Kashi is a classic snack shop packed from floor to ceiling with Japanese sweets and snacks, often at bargain prices.

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

We will gather in front of Hard rock Cafe inside the JR Ueno Station building, just outside the JR Central Gate. If you have difficulty locating the meeting point, Feel free to contact us, we are happy to help:)

End point

We will gather in front of Hard rock Cafe inside the JR Ueno Station building, just outside the JR Central Gate. If you have difficulty locating the meeting point, Feel free to contact us, we are happy to help:)

Additional information

Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years, so note that you cannot drink alcohol if you are below 20 years old
Please note that one of the restaurants we visit allows smoking, as it is common in many local eateries in Japan. If you have any concerns, feel free to let us know, and we’ll do our best to make your experience enjoyable.

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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