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Tokyo Food Tour: 5 Tours From EUR 106 to 173

Five Tokyo food tours on KKday side by side: from EUR 106 to 173 per adult, hours, EUR per hour, start times, group size and who can cancel. Read 2026-10-15.

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By Philipp SchlüterUpdated Sources and method

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Short answer: on 2026-10-15 KKday listed five Tokyo food tours from EUR 106 to EUR 173 per adult. Per listed hour the cheapest was the vegan tour at EUR 30.29 and the dearest was Shibuya Food Tour at EUR 57.67, counted at the low end of its 3 to 4 hours. Only three of the five let you cancel. Default pick if you have no preference: the night tour in Shinjuku (618471), from EUR 124, free cancel until 2 days before. If you eat vegan or vegetarian, take the vegan tour (621140) at EUR 106. Rule: check the cancel rule first, then the area, then the price, because the two tours at EUR 149.45 and EUR 152.57 cannot be cancelled.

  • We read five KKday product pages in a browser on 2026-10-15 and took a screenshot of each.
  • Prices are the adult price each page showed on 2026-10-15. They may change with the date or package, and the night tour lists a group and a private package.
  • We did not read Klook or any operator’s own site, so this is five KKday listings, not the whole Tokyo market. The full list of what we did not check is at the end.

Which Tokyo food tour should you book?

Photo If you want Tour we read, and why From, EUR Card
Vegetable sushi rolls The lowest price per hour Vegan and organic tour (621140): 3.5 hours, free cancel until 2 days before 106 See tour
Kabukicho gate in Shinjuku An evening in a small group Night tour in Shinjuku (618471): sessions at 17:00, 18:00 or 19:00, capped at 6 people 124 See tour
Shibuya street at night Street snacks, late afternoon into evening Shibuya Street Food Tour (33289): 3 hours, 16:00 start, no cancellation 149.45 See tour
Senso-ji temple gate in Asakusa A lunch tour with a child Family tour in Asakusa (33288): 11:00 start, lunch included, child price EUR 76.28 152.57 See tour
Hachiko statue in Shibuya A late morning or evening choice in Shibuya Shibuya Food Tour (616340): starts 11:00 or 17:00, free cancel until 4 days before 173 See tour

Small photos: crops of the credited photos further down this page.

How much does a Tokyo food tour cost?

The five tours cost EUR 106 to EUR 173 per adult, a gap of EUR 67. Divided by the hours each page lists, that is EUR 30.29 to EUR 57.67 per hour. The two cheapest per hour also list the most hours, 3.5, which spreads the price thinner.

Neon signs over a Shinjuku street at night
Neon signs in Shinjuku at night. Photo: Bert Mulder, Pexels License
Plate of marbled wagyu beef slices next to a tabletop grill
Wagyu slices next to a tabletop grill, ready to cook yourself. Photo: Huy Phan, Pexels License
Japanese sushi bar with a chef behind the counter and stacked plates
A sushi bar, with the chef behind the counter. Photo: Johnny Song, Pexels License

Each link below is an affiliate link. The price we read on the listing is on the card, and what we did not check is listed at the end.

Tour (KKday product) Area Adult, EUR Hours listed EUR per hour Starts Group size Free cancel until Card
Vegan and organic (621140) Shibuya 106 3.5 30.29 17:00, not Tuesdays not stated 2 days before Check price
Night food tour (618471) Shinjuku 124 3.5 35.43 17:00, 18:00 or 19:00 (package not stated) 6 at most, as listed 2 days before Check price
Street Food Tour (33289) Shibuya 149.45 3 49.82 16:00 not stated Not possible Check price
Family tour (33288) Asakusa 152.57 3 50.86 11:00 not stated Not possible Check price
Shibuya Food Tour (616340) Shibuya 173 3 to 4 57.67 at 3 hours 11:00 or 17:00 private at 6 or more 4 days before Check price
  • The EUR 57.67 for Shibuya Food Tour uses the low end of its 3 to 4 hour range. At the full 4 hours it would be EUR 43.25 per hour.
  • The Shinjuku page says 3 hours in its summary line and 3 hours 30 minutes in its details, and we used the details.

Which area: Shibuya, Shinjuku or Asakusa?

Crowds on Shibuya Crossing seen from above
Shibuya Crossing from above. Photo: Travel with Lenses, Pexels License
Shibuya Crossing at night with lit billboards
Shibuya Crossing at night. Photo: William Warby, Pexels License
Senso-ji temple hall and five-storey pagoda in Asakusa, Tokyo
Senso-ji and its five-storey pagoda in Asakusa. Photo: Andrey Grushnikov, Pexels License
Visitors in front of the main hall of Senso-ji in Asakusa
Visitors at the main hall of Senso-ji. Photo: ChiemSeherin, Pixabay Content License

Shibuya has three of the five tours, at EUR 106, EUR 149.45 and EUR 173. Shinjuku is the small evening group, and Asakusa is a daytime walk that includes the Sensoji temple. All five meet at a named spot.

These two cards are affiliate links too. Both tours cannot be cancelled once booked.

Area Tour Meets at What the page lists
Shibuya Street Food Tour (33289) Hachiko wall mural Five food stops and 10 dishes, with a drink and dessert listed. Ends at a basement food hall
Shibuya Shibuya Food Tour (616340) Hachiko statue Four foods and a soft drink at the beef restaurant. Six guests or more turns it private
Shibuya Vegan and organic (621140) In front of the Shibuya Tsutaya shop, in the building with the Starbucks Be there 10 minutes early: a late guest cannot join and is not refunded
Shinjuku Night food tour (618471) Black pillar next to the Uniqlo Shinjuku Nishiguchi shop A sushi restaurant, a grill where you cook wagyu beef yourself, a walk through Kabukicho and a last stop at a bar or snack place. Be there 15 minutes early
Asakusa Family tour (33288) Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center Five food stops and a seasonal lunch, with a visit to the Sensoji temple. The page lists the end at 14:00

Is there a vegetarian or vegan food tour in Tokyo?

Crowd on Shibuya Crossing at night facing the Tsutaya building
Shibuya Crossing at night, with the Tsutaya building ahead. Photo: mailtotobi, Pixabay Content License
Sushi rolls with avocado and carrot
Sushi rolls with avocado and carrot. Photo: Beyzaa Yurtkuran, Pexels License
Plate of salmon nigiri and maki rolls
A plate of salmon nigiri and maki rolls. Photo: omisido, Pixabay Content License

Yes, on this list one: the vegan and organic tour (621140) at EUR 106. Its page says the tour is open to vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free guests and offers four menu options. It also carries an allergen warning, because the food comes from kitchens the operator does not run.

The four menu options on the page are a seafood sushi set, a gluten-free seafood sushi set, a gluten-free vegan sushi set and a vegetarian sushi set. We did not read a separate price for each option. The night tour in Shinjuku carries the same kind of allergen warning, so a strict diet needs a message to the operator before you book.

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Can kids join a Tokyo food tour?

Yes, on all five, with different age bands. The two non-cancellable tours print a child price: EUR 74.73 for Street Food Tour and EUR 76.28 for the Asakusa family tour, both for ages 3 to 12. Children under 3 are free on those two, with no seat reserved.

Tour Adults aged Child ages Notes from the page
Night tour in Shinjuku (618471) 16 4 to 15 Infants sit on a lap. Some stops are not reachable with a wheelchair or stroller
Vegan and organic (621140) 16 4 to 15 Guests must be over 20 to drink alcohol
Shibuya Food Tour (616340) 11 5 to 10 Free for ages 0 to 5, and the page also lists age 5 as a child, so ask before booking a 5-year-old. Guests must be over 20 to drink alcohol

The child price field showed a dash on the night, vegan and Shibuya Food Tour pages, so we did not read their child prices.

Can you cancel a Tokyo food tour, and how big is the group?

Three of the five can be cancelled for free: the vegan and the night tour up to 2 days before, Shibuya Food Tour up to 4 days before. The other two, Street Food Tour and the Asakusa family tour, cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded once booked. Only the night tour states a group maximum, at 6, and Shibuya Food Tour turns private at 6 or more.

The pages count cancellation deadlines on the supplier’s local time and say a refund takes days to process. If your plans can still move, take one of the three; if you book one of the two that cannot be cancelled, check the date twice.

What this page could not check

This is a read of five listings on one day, so it has gaps. Here is what we left out.

  • Klook and operator sites. We did not read them, so other Tokyo food tours exist that are not here.
  • Which package carries the “from” price on the night tour, which also lists a private tour, and the price of each menu option on the vegan tour.
  • Whether a tour sells out, how good the food is, and what each stop serves. The calendars show dates, not seats left.
  • Izakaya, sushi-only and market tours. We read none of them.
  • Price changes after 2026-10-15.

More for a Tokyo trip

Planning a longer day out of the city? See day trips from Tokyo, five tours priced. Booking an art show too? See teamLab Planets tickets, priced by date. Landing with no data? See Japan eSIM prices compared. The same tour method on another city is on the Rome food tour page and the Douro Valley tour page. For every source, see the sources page, and for how we read prices, see how we score and price.

How we made this page

We open each KKday product page in a browser with the page set to euros, read the price, hours, start times, group size, age bands and cancellation terms, and take a screenshot of each. EUR per hour is the adult price divided by the listed hours. We do not copy seller text, we have not joined any of these tours, and we have not eaten at their stops.

Research and first drafts are AI-assisted. Every figure comes from open data listed on the page with its source and date, and a person reviews each page before it goes live.

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