What You Will Do
Join Tokyo's first ever Ramen Tasting Tour!
The variety of ramen you'll experience is only possible because all ramen are served in
mini bowls. These mini bowls are tour-exclusive and are 1/4th to 1/3rd the size of full ramen.
You'll taste 6 wildly different types of delicious ramen at 3 award-winning ramen shops and 1 beverage. You even get to choose the 6 ramen from 11 types, via fun, customizable menus. Each ramen boasts unique flavors - whether a salty and spicy fish ramen, or a creamy and savory pork bone ramen.
Furthermore, you'll learn all about ramen during the 3 hours - its history and future, how it's prepared, and how to eat it like a true local. Experience ramen like you've never before!
* We can request the ramen shops to remove any meat toppings. However, please be aware that all broths contain some chicken, pork, or fish.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We'll be meeting in front of Shibu Hachi Box, located in Hachiko Square outside of Shibuya station (Hachiko Exit). Shibu Hachi Box is an information kiosk facing Hachiko Square.
Your guide will be on the left side of Shibu Hachi Box (closer to the word "Shibu") with a "Tokyo Ramen Tours" sign.
1
Nakameguro Koukashita
1 hour
From Naka-Meguro station you'll head to our first stop - a cozy ramen shop tucked away in a small alleyway. They specialize in a light and carefully crafted fish (niboshi) ramen. Here you'll choose 2 ramen bowls from 4 of their their specialties. While we're waiting, you'll get to learn about ramen's history and the many different types of ramen.
2
Ebisu Station West Exit Taxi Stand
1 hour
From Naka-Meguro, you'll head to one of Tokyo's best ramen neighborhoods, Ebisu. The ramen shop here has mastered a savory and complex curry ramen. You'll choose 2 ramen bowls from 3 options. The group will discuss here how ramen is prepared.
3
Shibuya Station South Entrance Taxi Stand
1 hour
From Ebisu, you'll head to the bustling area of Shibuya. Here you'll get to enjoy a heavier and meatier pork (tonkotsu) ramen. You'll also get to choose 2 ramen bowls from 4 unique fusion options (Classic, Red, Black or Green themed ramen). As the last discussion point, we'll talk about ramen trends and the future of ramen!
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