Shibuya All You Can Eat & Drink Private Tour

The Shibuya All You Can Eat & Drink Private Tour promises an unforgettable culinary adventure in one of Tokyo’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Travelers can indulge in a 3-hour feast of local specialties and unlimited alcoholic beverages, catering to all dietary preferences. With easy access from the iconic Hachiko Memorial Statue, this tour offers a personalized and intimate experience, perfect for those looking to enjoy Shibuya’s dynamic food scene. While the tour is stroller-friendly, it’s important to note the accessibility limitations, as the experience may not be suitable for all. Intrigued by the prospect of this tantalizing tour? Let’s dive deeper into the delectable details.

Key Points

The private tour lasts for 3 hours and includes dinner, alcoholic beverages, and lunch featuring local specialties.
The meeting point is the Hachikō Memorial Statue in Shibuya City, which is near public transportation.
The tour is stroller accessible but not wheelchair accessible, with a limited group size for a personalized experience.
The tour offers a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance and a competitive price point of $195 per person.
The meeting point is a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, and the guide provides useful Japanese phrases for navigating the transit system.

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Tour Details

The Shibuya All You Can Eat & Drink Private Tour takes place in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan and lasts for 3 hours.

It includes dinner, alcoholic beverages, and lunch, with the meeting point at the Hachikō Memorial Statue in Shibuya City.

The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is stroller accessible and near public transportation. Infant seats are available.

This is a private tour for your group only, and the tour guide can accommodate guest requests.

There’s a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance.

The tour ends back at the meeting point, providing a convenient start and end location.

Included in the Tour

This 3-hour private tour in Shibuya, Tokyo includes a delectable dinner, a selection of alcoholic beverages, and a delicious lunch. The dinner and lunch feature local specialties, allowing you to savor the authentic flavors of the neighborhood. The alcoholic beverages include a variety of Japanese drinks, from refreshing highballs to premium sake, ensuring a well-rounded dining experience. Regardless of your preferences, this tour caters to all tastes and dietary requirements, making it an inclusive and enjoyable adventure.

Included	Description
Dinner	Local specialties
Alcoholic Beverages	Japanese highballs, sake, and more
Lunch	Authentic local cuisine
Dietary Accommodations	Caters to all preferences

Meeting and End Points

Travelers meet at the iconic Hachiko Memorial Statue located in the bustling heart of Shibuya, a prime spot near the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing.

From there, the private tour group embarks on their culinary adventure, exploring the vibrant neighborhood’s food and beverage offerings.

The tour returns to the same starting point at the end, making it easy for participants to find their way back.

The meeting and end location is conveniently situated near public transportation, allowing travelers to seamlessly continue their exploration of Tokyo after the tour.

With the guide’s local knowledge, the group navigates the area with ease, ensuring a hassle-free experience from start to finish.

Accessibility and Group Size

The private tour is stroller accessible and near public transportation, making it convenient for families with infants or young children.

Group size is limited to just your private party, ensuring a personalized and intimate experience.

While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, the meeting point and surrounding area are easily navigated.

Travelers can enjoy the flexibility of exploring Shibuya at their own pace, without the constraints of a larger group.

The private nature of the tour allows for the guide to tailor the experience to the specific interests and needs of the participants, creating a truly unique and memorable adventure.

Cancellation Policy

With the flexibility of the private tour, guests can rest assured that they can make changes to their plans – the tour offers a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience.

This allows travelers to easily adjust their schedules if needed, without worrying about losing their deposit or payments. Whether plans change due to unforeseen circumstances or new opportunities arise, the cancellation policy provides peace of mind.

Travelers can book the tour with confidence, knowing they’ve the option to cancel for a full refund if their plans don’t work out. This customer-centric approach ensures a hassle-free experience, catering to the needs of each individual guest.

Pricing and Payment

The tour starts at $195.00 per person, providing guests with a competitive price point for the immersive 3-hour experience. Travelers can conveniently reserve their spot now and pay later, with the option of free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour. The tour also comes with a lowest price guarantee, ensuring guests receive the best value for their money.

With a variety of food and drink options included, the Shibuya All You Can Eat & Drink Private Tour offers excellent value. Theres some good delectable Japanese cuisine and alcoholic beverages without worrying about additional costs. The flexible payment and cancellation policies make it easy for travelers to plan their perfect Shibuya adventure.

Directions to Meeting Point

Hachikō Memorial Statue, located near the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, serves as the convenient meeting point for this immersive Shibuya food and drink tour. Guests can easily find the statue, a popular landmark in the bustling Shibuya district.

The tour’s proximity to public transportation makes it easily accessible, with the following key details:

The meeting point is a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station.
Numerous bus and metro lines connect to the area, providing ample options for getting to the start of the tour.

Parking is limited in the area, so the tour organizers recommend using public transportation.

The guide will provide useful Japanese phrases to help navigate the public transit system.

Traveler Reviews

Travelers who’ve experienced this Shibuya food and drink tour overwhelmingly praise the positive experiences, with many highlighting the fun and delicious nature of the tour.

Reviewers consistently compliment the knowledgeable and friendly guides, who introduce them to new restaurants and provide useful local insights.

Guests particularly enjoy the unique experiences, from sampling fresh pineapple highballs to visiting a heavy metal dive bar.

Whether they’re first-time visitors or seasoned travelers to Japan, reviewers recommend this tour as a great way to discover Shibuya’s vibrant food and nightlife scene.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Time Does the Tour Start?

The tour typically starts in the early evening, around 6:00 PM or 7:00 PM. The exact start time may vary depending on the specific tour schedule and is usually provided to participants in advance.

Is the Tour in English or Japanese?

The tour is conducted in English. The private tour guide provides commentary and insights in English to ensure all participants can fully understand and engage with the experiences throughout the 3-hour walking tour.

How Many Stops Are Included in the Tour?

The tour includes multiple food and drink stops, allowing participants to experience various local dining establishments. The exact number of stops is not specified in the details provided, but the tour is designed to provide a comprehensive culinary experience.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

No, guests cannot bring their own food and drinks on this private tour. The tour includes dinner, alcoholic beverages, and lunch, so outside items are not permitted. The tour provides a curated dining and drinking experience.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There is typically no strict dress code for private walking tours, though wearing comfortable, weather-appropriate attire is recommended. The tour guide can provide guidance on local customs and expectations if the group has any special considerations.

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