Eat your way through Shinjuku in one unforgettable night! Conquer three Japanese classics, sushi, wagyu sukiyaki, and ramen, in one outing. Savor Edo-mae sushi at the only sushi shop in Omoide Yokocho, serving good food for 60-plus years, then dig into sukiyaki made with award-winning Kagoshima black wagyu. Pass icons like the Godzilla head, the 3D cat billboard, and Golden Gai, finishing with ramen and a lemon sour at Kurumu in Kabukicho.
Omoide Yokocho grew from that energy as a post-war food alley. Sushi and sukiyaki trace to Tokyo, so eating them here is tasting food history at its source. Ramen after drinks is pure Kabukicho tradition.
Great if you want Shinjuku's best bites fast, love hopping between spots with a guide, or bring the family, a hit for all ages.
No stress: solo, family with kids are all welcome, all-inclusive, and spots are pre-booked, so zero waiting in line.
The Gold Lion Statue (Right in front of the East exit of JR Shinjuku Station) - 1 minute walk from JR Shinjuku station East Exit - Our guide will be holding a red/orange sign saying "Magical Trip" - Nearest exit from Shinjuku station is A9.
Shinjuku 3-chome & a Local-Loved Edo-Mae Sushi Shop Leave the tourist crowds behind and head to Suehirodori in Shinjuku 3-chome, a laid-back neighborhood where locals actually hang out. Settle into a long-running sushi shop beloved by the neighborhood and enjoy 5 pieces of hand-pressed Edo-mae sushi with warm tea. Your guide shares fun facts and etiquette behind this 150-year-old Tokyo tradition, so you can eat like a local.
Stroll past Hanazono Shrine, Shinjuku's guardian shrine, and the lantern-lit alleys of Golden Gai, once a hangout for Tokyo's writers and artists, on the way to dinner. Feast on sukiyaki made with Kagoshima black wagyu, an award-winning breed, dipped in raw egg yolk and served with rice, beef bone soup, and pickles. Your guide shares how this Meiji-era dish made wagyu a Japanese icon.
Walk through the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho, Japan's biggest entertainment district, to soak up Shinjuku's nighttime energy. Cap the night the local way with ramen at a beloved Kabukicho spot known for its rich shellfish broth, paired with a lemon sour (or soft drink), a shime ritual straight from Japan's nightlife playbook.
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